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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1910
Page
5
Pastor W A Williams of Key Street Methodist Church announces strict church service rules. Chewing gum is banned and talking is discouraged. Participants must arrive on time and remaining in the church during services is limited.
Newport R I Oct 24 Developments today prove that last night's wireless distress message from the big tank steam ship Oklahoma with 46 men aboard was a hoax. The revenue cutter Acushnet, which had picked up the mysterious S. O. &., Oklahoma, was in communication early today with the steamship, well down on the southern coast en route to Port Arthur Tex, and she reported everything all right.
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief in five minutes, digestion of meals, and elimination of souring belches, gas, heaviness, and headaches with a 50 cent dose.
The special commission formed by the last Legislature began an inspection tour of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad system portion outside Massachusetts to verify property value and validate capital stock tied to real property.
The commission led by Railroad Commissioners Hall Bishop White with Tax Commissioner Trefry and Bank Commissioner Chapin, accompanied by MIT expert George Swain, traveled by rail from New York to Scranton Oswego Poughkeepsie Hartford and Boston to inspect several railroads including the New York Ontario and Western Central New England and Midland divisions.
Catherine J. Bolch of Philadelphia was held in 1200 bail for arraignment on forgery after identification as the woman who opened an account at National Shawmut Bank with forged checks. Pinkerton detectives say proceeds funded apparel for her son in law James Malcolm, married two weeks earlier in Hoboken to Elizabeth Bolch. Identification by Wallace Draper of Shawmut Bank and notes on forged checks across several stores prompt police inquiries into a broader criminal record.
An Amesbury child, a 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Pellerin of Summer street, is diagnosed with chronic infantile paralysis in the latest stage. Very little hope is held for recovery.
Dr Wanley H Crippen condemned for the murder of his wife Belle Elmore the actress with the date for his execution moved from November 15 to November 8 by order of the sheriff in London authorities announce.
St John Nova Scotia, October 24 Alan C Earle a leading Canadian lawyer died at his home in St John He was born in 1850 and earned recognition for his legal work and public service.
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