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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
8
Daniel B. Shaughnessy Cambridge assessor of Sessor was found guilty by Judge Charles Alma in Cambridge District Court yesterday morning of larceny from four East Cambridge women and sentenced to eight months in the House of Correction.
The 66 year old Cambridge man with a 20 year ties to the assessor's office was convicted of larceny for taking money from five East Cambridge women. He was found guilty of taking $50 from Mary Lavey Mary A. Deehan and Margaret McCarthy and $20 from Ellen Lloyd, and not guilty on a $2 charge from Frances Allen. He appealed and furnished bonds.
David B. Hill will be buried in Montour Falls after funeral services at St Peter's Church in Albany. The service is scheduled for Monday at 2 p.m. with interment to follow in Schuyler County.
An old newspaper style advertorial warns that catarrh of the kidneys is often overlooked and can lead to Bright's disease or diabetes. It extols Peruna as a systemic remedy reaching kidney catarrh and cites testimonials from Samuel A. Paxton of Kansas City and John N. Watkins of St. Louis praising relief from long-standing kidney trouble.
A testimonial claims Peruna outperformed doctors and other medicines for kidney and bladder issues. The speaker says one bottle helped, four months of use led to a complete cure, and expresses gratitude for the remedy.
A Colorado Springs retiree over seventy says Peruna improved his asthma and kidney trouble after a year of use. He notes family members also praise the product and attributes overall health gains to Peruna, claiming it benefits mucous membranes and catarrh.
A reader from Roslindale claims her cat Summer outsmarted and slept outdoors in an old shoe, challenging Walter Wellman's famous feline. She invites other Post readers to submit photos for a Feline Hall of Fame tribute.
Lawrence P. Soule 79, founder of L. P. Soule & Son Co and first president of the Master Builders' Association, died at his Cambridge home after a long illness. He helped build major Boston area structures and leaves two sons and two daughters. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. with interment in Duxbury.
The Boston stage scene showcases Conan Doyle’s The Speckled Band at the Boston Theatre with Edwin Stevens in the lead. Many other acts headline this week including Girlies, Seven Days at Park, Electricity with Marie Doro, The Dawn of a Tomorrow, The Chocolate Soldier at Majestic, The Arcadians at Colonial, The Fortune Hunter with John Barrymore, The Talk of the Town at Castle Square, The Turning Point at Grand Opera House, The Weir next week, and a strong Keith’s bill with Photo Shop and dancing.
Next week Waldrons Casino presents unctuous comedian Billy W. Watson alongside the Girls From Happy Land. Also scheduled are the Ballet of Nature costumes by the Golden Crook Extravaganza at the Gaiety. The Merry Whirl, a New York success, arrives at the Columbia with a 50‑member company. EF M Newman opens the Boston season with Travel Talk on the Austrian Tyrol detailing Innsbruck and regional life.
Thomas C. Thacher spoke at four meetings in South Harwich South Chatham Chatham and Orleans with aides Augustus L. Thorndike Judge Paine Louis Raycroft John H Paine and George T McLaughlin. He urged parcels posts direct nominations tariff revision to aid labor and consumers and criticized the Republican party for breaking pledges and aiding special interests.
Linnea Seaberg daughter of Rev. C A Seaberg elopes with traveling salesman Frank H Bowen. The mother believes the daughter was drugged. They married by Justice Charles R Johnson and are reportedly in Providence.
Mrs Seaberg accuses Bowen a Worcester traveling salesman of drugging her daughter Lennea Seaberg and forcing an elopement. She says Bowen, obsessed with the 20 year old, met Lennea in Jamestown and warned he would steal her. the Seabergs know little of him beyond their meeting three years ago and fear for the girl after she left home to shop and did not return for supper.
A daughter, after receiving a marriage license three hours after City Hall closed, wed in secret while her father preached at the Swedish Methodist Church in Quinsigamond and left for a honeymoon without informing her parents.
The Pilgrim Publicity Association held its season opener banquet and heard remarks from Bernard J. Rothwell president of the Chamber of Commerce Charles W. Bosworth Edward F. Tretz and Joseph Mitchell Chapple. Rothwell urged Boston to shed the idea of being a mere state of mind and become a thriving hub.
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