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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1910
Page
4
Mayor Fitzgerald calls for immediate purchase of playgrounds in every city section. He plans to urge City Council to authorize acquisition of land for multiple recreation spots for children, arguing buying now avoids higher future costs.
A Rome report claimed the Pope suffered a gout attack but the Vatican denied it. Wis Holiness conducted his usual receptions including Bishop Kennedy, rector of the American College at Rome, today.
Edward J. Malloy 59 of West Pittsfield was struck and killed at the Jason Street curve by a Boston and Albany express. He was a steamfitter by trade and survived by a wife and several children.
Carlo Molivaro, an Italian boatswain on the White Star liner Canopic, is believed by police to be the man who swindled twenty countrymen with bogus tickets. He was captured at the dock yesterday by an officer from Station 1.
On the Canopic sailing from Boston September 14, twenty Italians in steerage carried yellow stamped envelopes from Banca Stabile as supposed tickets. They paid $22 each to a man in a White Star line uniform. The crew member suspects were narrowed to three. two fled on landing, Molivar o returned and was arrested.
Jeremiah J. McCarthy withdraws from the Democratic House nomination in Ward 8 in favor of Martin M. Lomasney. Martin M. Lomasney will serve in the House and his brother Senator Joseph P. Lomasney will serve in the Senate.
The Pullman Car Company filed suit in the U S Circuit Court against vaudeville star Mrs Gardner Crane alleging patent infringement in a stage set resembling a Pullman sleeper. The scene features a half section of a car with six upper and six lower berths and a mechanism to raise and lower the berths. Mrs Crane, playing at Keith's Theatre this week, anticipated lawyers would handle the case.
In a Winthrop court yesterday Guy H. Gage sought legal separation from his wife Mrs. Gage. Witness Mrs. E Eaton testified that Mrs. Gage boasted after Boston trips of drinking three quarts of champagne and preferred cocktails to home life.
Gage, a travelling salesman, said his absence from home allowed him to notice his wife’s intoxication habit, with beer whiskey and cocktails often sent to the flat. Mrs Eaton testified the wife had been ejected from Boston hotels and would soon depart for New York. Alice Quiry seeks divorce on grounds of non-support as her musician husband earned $25 regularly and more.
A Rhode Island resident reports relief after using a sample and then a large bottle of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for frequent urination and burning. The testimony credits a marked improvement within days and notes a nurse or notary authenticated the statement.
A correspondence from Binghamton New York addressed to Kilmer and Company seeking medical guidance or service. The brief missive signals a client inquiring about remedies or treatment options. No additional context or dates are provided in the fragment.
Mrs. Quiry testified that after three months of marriage her husband gave little support and favored pool and cards. Her mother corroborated, noting payments fell from 8 to 1 and finally nothing. Judge Pierce granted Mrs. Tracey a divorce, noting a proposed settlement of 30 dollars a month until 700 dollars was reached, while traces of the naval officer husband’s Marine Corps marriage in 1903 emerged.
An advertisement urges sending to Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton for a sample bottle and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It promises convincing results and mentions the Boston Daily Fest. It notes price fifty cents and one dollar, with sale at all drug stores.
In Rochester New Hampshire on October 24 Clarence E. Carr Democratic candidate for governor attacked Colonel Roosevelt’s New Hampshire tour. Carr accused Roosevelt of opportunism aiming for a 1912 White House bid and criticized inconsistencies between Indiana and Massachusetts stances and tariff reform in seven years.
News of the wreck of the steamer Regulus bound from Belle Island to Sydney with the loss of 19 crew members was received here today. The ship went down at Shoal Bay nine miles from St Johns Newfoundland, with 16 drowned and 3 survivors reported.
The Norwegian steamer Bluefields, reported missing, ran into the West Indian hurricane and ran aground on a reef near Cape San Antonio on Oct 19 while en route from Ceiba to Cuba. Three crew members were landed by the Cuban steamer Julian Alonso, which plans to return to assist.
Naples reports a fierce wind and rain storm causing millions in damage. An avalanche of stones and mud slid from Mount Vesuvius toward the lava line, wrecking tram lines and engulfing a score of people near Perthci. Ischia island also battered by the Mediterranean gale. initial tidal wave fears eased as casualty counts appeared small.
The Mechanics Exposition will remain open five more days and close next Saturday night October 29 after a four week run of success.
Burglars entered the Brookline residence of Mrs. George BE Lyford at 18 Vernon Street on Saturday night and again by yesterday afternoon. They ransacked the house and carried off silverware valued at more than $300. No arrests reported.
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