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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1913
Page
6
Madame Rose the vaudeville star cites a hair growth recipe in Chicago. Andrew F. Chandler testifies he married Blanche Mae Chandler in Malden on June 20 1908 and she left him January 28 1909 after seven months, desertion cited. they lived in Malden. he now resides in Revere.
Edwin O Childs Jr announces his bid for mayor in Newton filing papers, running as an independent with Democratic support. He faces opponent Allston Burr backed by Republican and Progressive parties.
Cardinal O Connell welcomes archbishops bishops and delegates at Symphony Hall Boston. Mayor Fitzgerald praises the gathering noting charity work and ongoing missions. Archbishop Bonzano delivers the papal address and Cardinal Farley sends regrets while New York Boston relations are highlighted.
An old advertisement urges a 10 cent Cascarets box to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels. It touts relief from head ache coated tongue restless sleep biliousness and general weariness by morning and promotes regular bowel action for all ages.
Malden incidents claim two fatalities from live electrical wires as Samuel Peters perished after attempting to lift a charged wire near 14 Garden Street and rescue efforts by Drs. Fred Andrews and William W. Lougee failed to restore life to Boutlier, a Malden High School graduate and Liberty Trust employee.
In Harborhill Oct 20 Clayton Morse 13 of 38 Lewis Street died after grabbing live cables under the Haverhill Bradford bridge while a companion Pike escaped with Harbor Master John Gilmartin narrowly avoiding the same fate. The harbor master, aided by Rev Robert Atkinson and Charles Willey, was shocked rescuing Morse. Morse died at the scene.
A boy clinging to a wire collapsed into the river as Gilmartin struggled to free himself. The Rev. Mr. Atkinson pulled Gilmartin away, saving him from the same fate. The boy's body was recovered after the drowning.
Lowell bank collapse linked to Atlantic National failure. Norman Bean to supervise as Kane closes Traders National, amid Metcalf misappropriation case. Bank advertised a Christmas Club saving plan attracting 4000 to 5000 workers. Officials fear deposits may pay as little as 80 cents on the dollar.
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine as the cure for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims a 25 cent bottle provides immediate dandruff dissolution and doubles hair beauty within ten minutes, urging immediate purchase at drug stores or counters.
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