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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1908

Page

2

Mullen Sued by Partners in Equity Suit

Charles W. Duffly and William F. Flynn file a suit in equity in the Superior Court naming Thomas A. Mullen as defendant. The Concrete Block Company is co defendant. A temporary injunction restrains Mullen from disposing of company assets.

Thomas A. Mullen Quincey Concrete Block Company Charles W. Duffly William F. Flynn Mr. Mullen Richardson

Concrete Block Company dispute over partnership and control

Duffly and Flynn sue to stop transfer of their partnership assets to a new corporation alleging Mr. Mullen formed the corporation to wind up the partnership for his own benefit. They claim profits were misappropriated and request an injunction and a receiver. hearing set for November. Mullen contends Duffly and Flynn are plasterers with no secret business, denying partnership inducements and saying funds were provided by others, not him.

Duffly and Flynn Mullen Post Orkney Road Brookline Duffly Flynn Corporation

Independence League to Nominate Auerbach in Keliher Race

Boston politics see a fight for Congress as Independence League backs J. T. Auerbach to oppose John A. Keliher after Conry and supporters blocked an independent bid. Withdrawal deadline looms at 5 p m with plans to file papers for Auerbach as an independent Democrat. Ward committees meet at the Old South Building to push the nominating push.

John A. Keliher J. T. Auerbach The Independence League Kelcher Joseph H. Conry Monahan Conry Fitzgerald Martin Lomasney P. J. Kennedy William F. McClellan Jeremiah F. Keliher Congress Keliher Auerbach League Old South

Important to All Women Readers of This Paper

Women suffer kidney trouble as men and may have back pain headaches and loss of ambition. Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder remedy, claims to restore health and energy. Send for a free sample bottle by mail to Dr Kilmer Co Page B Ya.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Pagent B. Ya

Japan Receives Atlantic Fleet With Warm, Flawless Welcome

Tokyo observers praise the reception of the American Atlantic fleet as the heartiest and most perfectly carried out yet. Rear Admiral Sperry lauded Japan for a meticulously planned welcome that left a lasting impression on all officers and men after the fleet sailed from Hampton Roads.

Tokio Japan Hampton Roads Sperry

Sperry to Meet Emperor in Tokyo Native Greeting Likely

American and Japanese fleets mingle in Tokyo and Yokohama as Admiral Sperry prepares to visit the Imperial Palace. He will deliver a Roosevelt message of appreciation for the wartime friendship, with a possible Imperial reply hinted but not confirmed.

Tokio Yokohama Admiral Sperry Imperial Palace Roosevelt

Buffalo donor funds suffrage push at convention

At a National Woman Suffrage Association session in Buffalo New York a $10,000 check from Mrs Catherine B Lewis boosted rising donations toward a $5000 goal with a continued discussion on suffrage. Mary L T Gannett of Rochester urged that women will vote and seek greater influence in city cleanliness education and tenement law.

Buffalo N. Y National Woman Suffrage Association Anna H. Shaw Shaw Catherine B. Lewis Mary L. T. Gannett Rochester

Mor gan City Postal Official Dies After Prolonged Illness

George F. Morgan aged 30 longtime manager of the Postal Telegraph Company offices in Nashua and Lowell died last night at his home 70 Lincoln Street after about three years of illness. He previously served in Lowell.

Lowell George F. Morgan Postal Telegraph Company Nashua Lincoln Street

Maine Battleship Maine Returns From World Cruise Repairs Slated

The battleship Maine anchors at Portsmouth Navy Yard after a 308 day voyage with the Alabama, leaving Hampton Roads December 16, 1907. The ship will stay one month for repairs in drydock, as crews report 33,292 miles steamed and 13,000,000 engine revolutions with no serious accidents.

Portsmouth N. H Maine Portsmouth Navy Yard Hampton Roads San Francisco Giles B. Harber Charles M. Thomas Guam Thomas Manila Captain Harbor William B. Caperton Denver Asiatic Azores Alabama Straits of Magellan Pacific Charles H. Sperry Evans Harber Wisconsin Nebraska Honolulu Singapore Ceylon Aden Red Sea Suez Canal Cairo Pyramids Ismaila Mediterranean Italy Naples Pompeii West Gibraltar

Alabama Completes World Cruise After 309 Days at Sea

The battleship Alabama docked at Tompkinsville finishing a 309 day voyage around the world covering more than 35000 miles. Boilers have endured seven years at sea and require overhauls at the navy yard in Brooklyn before resuming duty.

New York Alabama Tompkinsville Hampton Roads Navy Yard Brooklyn

North Dakota to Christen New Battleship at Launch

Fargo native Miss Mary Benton chosen by Governor Burke to christen the state named battleship at Quincy Mass on November 10. Daughter of Colonel John D. Benton, a Democratic leader in state politics, she is to christen one of the largest, most powerful ships in the world at the launch.

Fargo N. D Mary Benton John Burke North Dakota Quincy Mass Miss Benton John D. Benton

Chats With Judge About Sentence

Angea Edessa of 18 Greenough Place faced a $50 fine for selling liquor without a license. In Municipal Court she asked the judge if appealing would cost more. The judge avoided guarantees but suggested a chance, and she chose to proceed.

Angea Edessa Greenough Place

Internal PILES Cured With Pyramid Pile Cure

Testimonial from W. L. Johnson of Columbus Ohio claims relief after three boxes of Pyramid Pile Cure for internal piles. He cites 22 years of residence and sleeping disruption as proof and offers to mail trial packages or full boxes for fifty cents.

W. L. Johnson Fulton St Columbus Ohio Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Bldg Marshall, Mich

Easy Feet Lighten Foot Powder Claim

White Cross Antiseptic Foot Powder promises relief from foot soreness burning and swelling with pure ingredients and no alum. The ad touts usage by policemen soldiers and rail workers and notes 10c or 25c cans sold by druggists shoe dealers and stores with free sample by White Cross Toilet Powder Co. in New York.

White Cross Toilet Powder Co West 56Th St New York

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Health Solution

An advertisement frames blood as soldiers needing nourishment to fight disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to purify and enrich the blood, improve vitality, and prevent infections. It cites testimonials and urges immediate use, offering liquid or Sarsatabs for 100 doses at one dollar.

Hood John Raymond Pacific Ave Jersey City N. J

Deaths in Roxbury and Dorchester Area Obituaries

Death notices list Matthew Connolly of Bromiley Park Street Roxbury who died at home and will be buried after services at Blessed Sacrament Church. John H Dunphy of Dorchester aged 5 years 6 months died, funeral from 35 East Street. Robert Roe of Dorchester aged 74 years 6 months died suddenly and will be buried in Lincoln, Rhode Island after a Requiem Mass at St Mark's Church.

East Street Dorchester Roe Robert Roe R. B. Seales Washington Street St. Mark’s Church Dorchester Avenue Lincoln R. I

Granulated Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy with Pinex

A home made cough syrup combines granulated sugar, water and Pinex in a pint bottle. Use a teaspoonful every one to three hours as needed and store corked for long life. It claims to stop deep seated coughs within 24 hours and helps with colds bronchial troubles and chest pains.

Aetherington Dies In Roxbury With Calvary Cemetery Burial

William Francis Aetherington of Roxbury died at 44 Mercer Street aged 54. Burial at Calvary Cemetery Roslindale Oct 15. Funeral from 35 Webber Street Oct 20 at 2 pm. Parents Michael and Annie Keohane notice. United Kingdom papers requested.

Aetherington South Boston William Francis Mercer Street Lenox Street Roxbury Calvary Cemetery Roslindale United Kingdom Ae Os

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