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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1915
Page
3
Mrs Brennan of East Boston reports two children suffered seven months with head eruptions, itching, and hair loss. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment they improved significantly, with the scales and sores clearing and itching ending.
Disclosed plan to hinder Allied supply lines faces bold actions as authorities clamp down on suspected groups. Officials describe international reach and cross Atlantic movements with emphasis on seizure and legal steps.
The article reports a standoff as railroads refuse arbitration with strikers led by freight handlers in Boston and New York area. Union actions threaten broader disruption while Mayor Curley and the Chamber of Commerce seek mediation. Federal charges loom over wartime sabotage plots tied to German agents in Weehawken and Weehawken-Weehawken.
An advertisement claims Sargel tablets aid digestion to convert meals into fat producing nourishment. It promises noticeable weight gain in two weeks when added to current meals and offers money back if weight does not increase. Leading druggists sell forty tablets per package with guarantee.
General Superintendent Woodward of New Haven and freight handlers meet for possible settlement talks as conferences resume at City Hall tomorrow under a local Socialist group. Debs will discuss industrial conditions and the Walsh report. He will address the Socialist stance on woman suffrage. Resolutions protest militia use at the Nashua strike.
Eugene V. Debs, three time presidential candidate and leading Socialist orator, will address a gathering tonight at Tre. The event highlights his ongoing campaign work and public speaking in a labor and political context.
Protesters rally against the execution in Utah of Jacob Hillstrom and another inmate, linking the sentences to ongoing labor troubles and worker strikes affecting justice perceptions.
In Trenton New Jersey on October 25 wives of Essex Rubber Company officials including Mrs Charles H Oakley wife of the president replaced striking workers to operate machinery and keep production going at the plant.
Veronica Barbara Hopkinson of 31 Hyde Street Revere married Benjamin F. Bigwood Jr at St. Ann's Episcopal Church Revere in a double ring ceremony. Bride escorted by brother Joseph Hopkinson with Chester L. Pratt as best man and Isabelle Hopkinson as bridesmaid. Harold Baker ring bearer and Anna May Turville flower girl.
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