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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
2
A health feature explains kidney function and warning signs from backache to milky urine. It urges urine examination at home and offers free Swamp Root samples from Dr. Kilmer & Co for kidney, bladder, and liver trouble.
The Dodge Advertising Agency relocated to the seventh floor of the Boston Journal building Rooms 70 71 and 72 refitted with modern equipment Threefold increase in floor space private offices for officials and solicitors a centralized telephone exchange and a large account room The agency lists clients including Vose Sons Piano Co Co F King Dr David J Ingraham Somerville Nursery and others across varied industries
Elliott F. Shepard of New York was sentenced in the Seine Tribunal to three months' imprisonment and a 120 dollar fine plus 4000 dollars damages to Madeline Marduel's parents for a fatal April 24 car accident in St Quen. The judge cited excessive speed of 20 to 30 kilometres per hour over limit. Shepard to appeal. insurer will not appeal the damages. Counsel for the prosecution urged making an example of an American reckless driver.
Catarrlets nasal remedies claim quick relief from all forms of catarrh by soothing the mucous membrane and improving breath. Sold by mail postpaid for 50 cts by C. J. Hood Co. Lowell Mass, in combination with Hood's Sarsaparilla said to purify blood and address the constitutional cause.
Henry Kasels aged 21 who came from Russia testified before Judge Gaskill that he married Esther A. Struhl aged 23 of Roxbury on June 6. After the justice of the peace who performed the ceremony was called, a decree was granted declaring the marriage null and void.
Kasels recounts meeting Esther Struhl in Roxbury. He joins a staged betrothal in Park Street and Parker House with a forged Hebrew ceremony. Esther claims he is her husband, causing Kasels to seek legal counsel after the deception comes to light. He consults lawyer Otto for guidance.
Mrs French case returns to court over $2750 claimed for services with Wittemore testifying about a promised $1500 per year. Other testimony details a string of separations and abuses as divorce decrees proceed, including cases from Dorchester and Brockton.
Jerome K. Jerome, famed as the Mark Twain of England, arrived in Boston and praised the city while criticizing American and English husbands. He noted Boston’s easier street crossing, complimented Boston women, and said English husbands are less attentive, American husbands more in demand, with stipulations on tame behavior.
Alexander Cloutier through attorney T W Coakley seeks permission to sue for injuries to his wife Louise Desillier from an 1900 Elevated railroad accident fought five years before their marriage on May 7 1905. Judge rules husband cannot sue for pre marriage accident or for loss of services. Woman seeks $15000.
Aubrey L. Rice, 29, was arrested after Puritan Trust Co. larceny of 4000 dollars on July 13. He is held in 3000 dollars bail by Judge Parmenter until November 2. He claims kinship to E. E. Rice, a theatrical manager.
Former Representative James McInerney seeks a new trial in U S Circuit Court proceedings. Attorney H H Pratt argued the destroyed document was not a court record and that the clerk stamp signature was improper. The issue was heard and the case continued.
Four Boston lobster fishermen John W. Dame Benjamin Davis John Nuskey and Charles Chapman faced a brutal harbor ordeal in a disabled motor dory for nearly four hours. Wet and exhausted they bailed water and avoided swamping before landing on Long Island and were later brought to Boston by the police boat Guardian.
William R. Phillips, 17, was sentenced in New Haven to two to three years for burglary. He asked Judge Gager for a life term, blaming criminals in a Massachusetts prison and claiming no hope for reform after release. The judge declined to alter the penalty.
Judge Morton in the Supreme Judicial Court yesterday continued the contempt matter Edmund K. Arnold versus Jeremiah P. O’Riordan over wharf usage until February 1. If the defendant offers no further complaint the case should be dismissed.
A verdict for 3000 was recorded in the third session of the Interiory Court yesterday in the suit of Thomas E. Douglas versus the Boston and Northern street railway for injuries received by the plaintiff while a passenger on August 15, 1903.
Local resident T S Wagar reports permanent relief after four boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Wife and daughter endorse the remedy for stomach trouble and female weakness. Ad claims cure for bloodlessness, indigestion, influenza, headaches, backaches, neuralgia, nervousness, and other ailments with a guarantee and price of 50 cents per box.
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