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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1909

Page

4

Senator's Son Dies Suddenly in New York

William Gallinger, 38, son of U S Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire, died suddenly at 8 10 tonight at 288 West Seventieth Street New York in the home of cousin Miss Addie Johnson. He had been visiting about a week. cause of death not given. Senator Jacob H Gallinger's home is Concord N H.

New York William Gallinger United States Gallinger New Hampshire Addie Johnson West Seventieth Street Jacob H. Gallinger Concord N. H

William Gallinger Dies in New York at 28

William Gallinger private secretary to U S Senator Jacob H Gallinger died suddenly in New York. He was unmarried and spent time in Salisbury New Hampshire pursuing scientific farming. The elder Gallinger learns of the death tomorrow. The family notes a likely heart failure in the cause.

Concord N. H William Gallinger New York United States Jacob H. Gallinger Congress Salisbury Senator Gallinger Salisbury Heights Gallinger Europe Waterways Commission St. Louis Washington Hudson Ralph Gallinger A. Norton Cambridge Mass

Eye injury verdict in Worcester Street Railway case

Mrs Hmma on ceuacons of Marlboro awarded 2000 damages by jury in East Cambridge Superior Court for loss of eye after an overhead fuse blew on Worcester Street railway car on July 4 1909. Stephen B Macomber awarded 500 for loss of wife’s services.

Hmma Ceuacons Marlboro Worcester Street Railway East Cambridge Stephen B. Macomber

Mead Released on Bail in Framingham Forgeries Probe

Edward Mead salesman of the American Banking Company at 45 Milk Street was admitted to bail on forged notes charges connected with Framingham after late Thursday issuance of a $5000 bond. Bailors unnamed. Charles S. Cummings remains jailed for $20,000. Bail Commissioner Farley arranged the release and promised to file bond return Monday.

Hdward A Banking Company Milk Street Framingham Charles Street Charles 8. Cummings American Banking Company Farley Friends of Mead Cummings

Captain Gleason Young Dead Noted Maine Mariner

Captain Gleason Young longtime master of Maine’s largest wooden ships died at Cushing. Two weeks earlier while cutting timber he fell forty feet from a tree and suffered internal injuries in a fatal accident.

Thomaston Gleason Young Maine Cushing Ptain Young

Princess Victoria Louise Appointed Colonel in Hussar Guard

Berlin report says Princess Victoria Louise was named a colonel in the Second Hussar Guard Regiment at Dantzig. Emperor William introduced his daughter to the officers at Potsdam, she wore the frogged hussar uniform with black astrakhan trim and a fur busby bearing a silver skull and crossbones, the Emperor's favored attire.

Victoria Louisd Busby Berlin Victoria Louise Hussar Guard Dantzig William Potsdam Hussar

Newport Wickford line sale set for public auction Thursday

Newport and Wickford Railroad and Steamboat Company receivers plan a public auction on Oct. 28. The line includes a steamer route between Newport and Wickford and a Wickford to Wickford Junction railroad with New York New Haven Hartford connections. Newport residents and the city provided capital including a $50,000 city contribution. Rumors say NY NH & Hartford may buy the Wickford line to operate seasonally. A new fast Newport to New York train via Providence is planned by the same railroad in five and a half hours.

Newport, R. Lis Newport New Haven & Hartford Railroad Wickford New York, New Haven & Hartford New York Providence

Death of Henry "Chick" Bullivan in Canada Linked to Tucker Killing

Henry Bullivan known as Chick Bullivan, accused in the killing of Lynn expressman John J. Tucker, reportedly died of consumption in a Canadian town eight months ago after years of evasion. John E. Hussey, his associate, recalled Sullivan’s fate to Lynn police inspector Burches, offering few details other than the Canadian death.

Henry “Chick” Bullivan John J. Tucker Lynn John E. Hussey Sullivan’s Kansas City Kan Newburyport Sullivan Burches Canada Hussey

Malden Mayor Cleared of Blame in Ambulance Run

Malden Oct 22 investigation clears Mayor Richards of all blame over alleged neglect in sending an ambulance to remove John N Bailey after he suffered a stroke. The city ambulance was dispatched to the urgent case, then another ambulance was secured to move Bailey to a private nurse. Supporters say Richards acted humanely under the circumstances.

Malden Richards Board of Aldermen John N. Bailey Bailey Building Bailey Captain Foley

Lexington man guilty in auto theft case

James R. Harvey of Lexington was found guilty by a Superior Court jury of stealing an automobile from James F. Cooper, a Boston drawbridge tender, on Sept. 2. Harvey had agreed to buy the car for 500 dollars, paid with a check signed by Howard M. Bharly, and fled with the vehicle after a telephone call. He was held in 2000 dollars for sentence and jailed at Charles Street.

James R. Harvey Lexington James F. Cooper Boston Harvey Cooper Sullivan Square Howard M. Bharly Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company Dharly Trust Company Charles Street

Tragedy Told By Desert Sand Tracks

In California’s Mojave desert T H Kellogg found tracks of two teams and a camp wagon with a dying horse. A man, a woman, and three children followed an exhausted water search, their direction uncertain as they wandered toward a perilous region. No identities or word from rescuers have been reported.

San Bernardino Cal T. H. Kellogg Mojave Desert Curisho Creek Kellogg

Badger Dies in Office of Shoe Firm

Charles A. Badger of Breed and Badger shoe soles, located at 94 High Street, died suddenly yesterday morning in his office from heart trouble.

C. A. Badger Charles A. Badger Breed & Badger High Street

Governor Fernald Joins Taft River Trip From St Louis

Augusta Mo October 22 Governor Fernald left to join President Taft on the river trip from St Louis to New Orleans where he will participate with Congressmen and other governors in the voyage and events aboard the expedition.

Augusta Fernald Taft St. Louis New Orleans

Pape's Diuretic Claims Quick Kidney Relief

An advertisement promises rapid cure of kidney and bladder trouble with Pape's Diuretic. It asserts backache, rheumatism, and urinary symptoms vanish after a few doses and markets the product as a harmless, thorough remedy from Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati. It urges immediate use at fifty cents and cites professional endorsement.

Pape Pape, Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati

Hold Nurse for Larceny in Brookline Court

Miss Helen Cranwell an 18 year old nurse from Cameron Street Kline was arraigned in Brookline Municipal Court on larceny charges for diamonds valued at 500 belonging to Louis Rosenberg of Beals Street Brookline where she worked Judge Perkins held her in 1000 for the grand jury and she was committed when bail could not be secured. She testified a strange man beat her and threatened to shoot her if she did not fetch the diamonds from the Rosenberg home. Her mother appeared in court for a poignant reunion.

Helen Cranwell Cameron Street Kline Brookline Louis Rosenberg Beals Street

Daring Daylight Robbery at Gloucester Depot

At West Gloucester depot on Oct 22 a bold daylight theft occurred when the ticket office cash drawer was rifled and about $10 in cash taken while the station agent was away at dinner.

Gloucester West Gloucester

Miss Margaret M. Clapp Weds Dr. T J Monahan In Portland

News that Margaret M. Clapp owner and superintendent of McDonald Hospital Brookline married Harvard football star Dr T J Monahan. The quiet ceremony took place in Portland and was learned by Monahan informing friends yesterday.

Margaret M. Clapp McDonald Hospital Brookline T. J. Monahan Harvard

Romanic to sail at three today

The White Star steamship Romanic, captained by Hugh FF. David, R N R, sails from Huosac docks at 3 this afternoon for Mediterranean ports. It carries 100 saloon, 60 second cabin, and 500 steerage passengers, with potential grow of steerage. Boston residents form most saloon travelers, including James B. Allan and a man servant.

White Star Romanic Hugh FF. David Huosac Mediterranean Europe Steamship Man

Pain in the back signals kidney trouble a home remedy

A deteriorating back pain warns of kidney or bladder issues with symptoms such as groin pain rheumatic joints and changes in urine. Prompt care is advised and a home prescription using Murax compound Buchu and gin is proposed with dosage three times daily after meals.

Kidder

Local social group listings include many Arlington residents

A long list of Arlington residents and their companions is presented, naming Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Blackstock Miss E. A. Booth Mrs. D. Alexandrina C. Botelho Dr. and Mrs. John H. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Halé Mrs. A. R. Kratz Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kulp Misses Julia A. and Margaret Nelson Miss Emily Scott Miss Isatella Scott Mrs. H. H. Skerrett Miss M. Stetzer and others. Mr. W. A. Gillespie is directing a 16-person Philadelphia party.

W. N. Blackstock E. A. Booth D. Alexandrina C. Botelho John H. Brennan John Glenn W. D. Halé A. R. Kratz A. L. Kulp Julia A. and Margaret Nelson Emily Scott Isatella Scott H. H. Skerrett

Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Cure for Catarrh

An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a remedy for catarrh with a physician’s prescription origin. The seller promises a full refund if unsatisfied after regular use, and notes two sizes priced 50 cents and 1 dollar, available only at Rexall Stores and Raker Jaynes Drug Stores.

Rexall Mucu Rexall Mucu-Tone Rexall Raker- Jaynes Drug Stores

Planned Southern Europe Tour Itinerary Cited

The Romanic is scheduled to reach Azores next Friday before continuing to Gibraltar Naples and Genoa as part of a proposed long tour of Southern Europe.

Europe Azores Gibraltar Naples Genoa

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