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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1919

Page

8

Lighted Lamp owner cleared in Municipal Court

Ambrose D. Green, chemist and proprietor of the Lighted Lamp on Myrtle Street, was discharged by Judge Sullivan after a long Municipal Court trial. Neighbors testified a disorderly house with "funny looking men" and late piano playing, while Green's witnesses argued the resort reflected Bohemian life with scientific and artistic patrons.

Ambrose D. Green Myrtle Street Sullivan Christian Arthur Jones Green Tokio Japan Lancaster Penn St. John’s Military Academy Harvard Summer School Harvard Medical School Augustus Seaver Wage Earner Boyd Boylston Chess Club Steinfeldt

Lighted Lamp case ends with defendant discharged

Witnesses described frequent noise and late piano playing at the Lighted Lamp at 112 Myrtle street. Green denied liquor, claimed strict closing at midnight, and asserted patrons were reputable. judge discharged the defendant and suggested relocating the establishment.

Special Cars for Big Five in Chicago Hearings

In Chicago on October 23 the Interstate Commerce Commission heard that expedited non perishable shipments in special refrigerator cars gave the Big Five packers an unfair edge over wholesale grocers. L I Berry of Reid Murdock & Co said railroads scheduled cars to minute precision, and his firm discussed buying such cars to match competition. The railroad claimed too many private cars to provide special service.

Chicago United States Interstate Commerce Commission National Wholesale Grocers’ Association L. I. Berry Reid, Murdock & Co

Friends Plan Dinner For Secretary Joseph Kane

Joseph L. Kane secretary to Congressman Tague is to be guest of honor at a dinner hosted by his friends. The event highlights Kane’s role and the social circle surrounding the congressman’s aide.

Tague

Secretaries Dinner Plans Amid Tague Victory

Joseph IL Kane, secretary to Congressman Peter L Tague in Washington, will soon share in Tague's victory as friends organize a dinner for him. Kane worked tirelessly to uncover evidence of irregular election during the dark days when Tague's return seemed doubtful.

Joseph IL. Kane Peter L. Tague Washington Mr. Tague Joe

Six Million Tons of Coal for Europe Arranged

Cardiff dispatch reports W. H. Gardner of Swansea completed an agreement in Paris for shipping six million tons of gas steam and ordinary coal from America to continental ports.

Europe London Evening News Cardiff W. H. Gardner Swansea Paris America

Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad for Preventing Flu

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets to prevent influenza and colds. It notes a signature on the box by KE. W. Grove and lists a price of 30 cents. The copy emphasizes removing the cause of grip and influenza.

KE. W. Grove

Sage Estate To Be Sold At Public Auction

The large realty holdings of the late Mrs. Margaret Olivia Sage widow of Russell Sage will be sold at public auction next January. Executors announced that the entire residue of the estate will be divided among several charity institutions.

New York Margaret Olivia Sage Russel Sage

Two HMN Officers Ready for Trial

The first two German military members charged with crimes during the occupation have arrived in Lille to stand trial. Non commissioned officer Strause and Lieutenant von Linder face theft and related offences at Halluin and Roubaix and are lodged in Lille citadel awaiting trial.

Paris France Lille Strause von Linder Halluin Roubaix

Weeping eczema relief promised by Fruit-a-tives ad

An advertisement claims G. W. Hall was cured of severe weeping eczema using two products, Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva. It states the remedies cost 50c per box, 6 for 2.50, with a trial size also available. The ad notes both items are sold locally and shipped by Pee-Tives Limited from Ogdensburg.

Pee ‘Tives Limited Ogdensburg

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