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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
2
An Anna N Kaiser of Two Rivers Wisconsin suffers severe pelvic catarrh with back pains and sleep disruption. After weeks on Peruna and Dr Hartman guidance, she reports pain relief and improved bowels, claiming cure and urging others to seek the medicine. Emily Ross Perry of Minneapolis endorses Peruna for catarrhal troubles.
Foreman Benjamin Green and Miss Mary E Lally were held to the grand jury in Charlestown on $3000 bail each for larceny of 1048 dollars, claimed wages to Patrick Lally while he did no work. Witnesses testified about employee records and payments to Miss Lally as wages.
New York reports Augusta Bannerman Koehler Newman Spitzen berger Miller, a girl known as Miss Bannerman, faced arraignment in the Tombs Police Court on bigamy charges. She admitted marrying four men to end the pestering and keep them sweet.
In Charlestown District Court Judge Bond discharged a jury after doubting police testimony in a liquor case. Lawyer George Tinkham asked for a police officer to be committed for perjury as Catherine White faced charges of keeping and exposing liquor. Officer De Leskey testified he arrested White and Foley on Sept 2 after buying whiskey at White's lodging house. Foley claimed White had no knowledge of the sale. the officer said the room was dark with the curtain drawn. White was fined 100 dollars on appeal. Foley 60. The case resumes Monday.
In Springfield on October 26 during the dedication of a Spanish-American War memorial a veteran, Michael F. Breck, falsely listed as dead, answered present from the Soldiers Home in Togus Maine. Breck, recently employed by the Springfield street department, had been presumed dead by officials who later corrected the roster. The moment caused laughter and surprise among veterans.
In Dedham on October 26 Grace Colburn won $5000 in a breach of promise case against motor man Charles E Marble after a three hour jury deliberation. The verdict followed testimony linking her to a former music teacher who is now dead. Marble departed the scene after the ruling.
Dr Ely of Drake University told a Mothers Congress that prodigies are idiots calling for balance in education. He warned that experts focused in one area become unstable and cranky while suggesting music art reading and sleep as healthy balance for developing minds.
Wakefield mass June 25 1908 letter from W G Skinner 74 North Avenue praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. He cites rheumatism recovery after using the medicine, improved strength appetite and lasting health, declaring it fortifies against winter weather and that he relies on it.
Rev N D Hollis assails Parliament for Cromwellian misrule and praises Liberty under Cromwell as he addresses Middlesex County Teachers Association at Tremont Temple. He cites Roosevelt and laments past social ills while outlining pension and training plans for teachers. The session features officers and delegates from across Massachusetts.
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