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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
8
A Lowell mother reports Paw Paw cured her son's stomach trouble and alcohol craving after a Boston sister sent a bottle. The letter endorses Munyon's Paw Paw and Pills as a tonic lifting nerves and appetite, aiding digestion, and promoting lasting vitality. Prices listed: Paw Paw pint bottle $1.00, Paw Paw Pills 25 cents per box.
Joseph Chamberlain spoke to about 5000 at the Hippodrome in Liverpool under the Workingmen's Conservative Association. He warned that U S manufactured goods would be dumped here, lowering mood despite current prosperity, and urged working classes to back free trade policies for more employment.
Malden черat scene reports M. J. Coughlin aged 43 of Everett street Medford fell fifteen feet while working on a staging at the Laurel street fire station this forenoon. He struck his head and shoulders suffering a bad scalp wound and a severe shaking up.
Samuel Gulacian was sentenced to not less than nine years in State prison for attempting to murder Peter Kureghian, editor, by a pistol shot near the Elevated railway station on Dudley street. The judge cited the youth of the defendant and lack of reasonable excuse while deeming the crime political in nature but intolerable. The trial featured testimony on character and the prosecutor urged maximum punishment.
Judge Braley in the Supreme Court yesterday postponed action on the bill in equity brought by the American Type Founders' Company against the International Typographical Union the Boston Typefounders' Union and other unions in the printing trades in which the plaintiffs seek relief and an accounting from the defendants This case concerns labor unions and printing trades disputes but the record notes only the delay of action.
A judge urged counsel to draft a court decree restraining officers from persuading members to break contracts, organize pickets, or intimidate workers under contract. The suggestion was accepted by the contending parties in the case involving the International Typo graphical Union and the American Federation of Labor.
John Marotta charged with the man slaughter of Catherine J Keenan at 9 Leverett street faced trial in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday. The government rested after presenting its case. Marotta admitted presence at the house that night but denied being there at the time of the crime. He claimed he never lived with her and was with her that night. The assistant district attorney continued cross examination as the court adjourned.
Patrick Barrett appeared before Judge Stevens in Superior Court and was fined 25 dollars for cruelly ill treating his 16 year old daughter Helen who he said was a wayward child. Yee Wah in an opium case was fined 50 dollars for maintaining a resort for opium smokers and the five men present were each fined 10 dollars.
A group of Chinese men confined on immigration charges appeared before Commissioner Fiske yesterday. Their cases were continued as counsel were not ready to proceed. Bail remained at $500.
William J. Bryan postponed his Europe trip and will not set definite plans until Judge Cleaveland rules in the Bennett will case. The court indicated the decision might take about a week to be made public, leaving Bryan unsure whether to remain in New Haven or New York during the interim.
C P Breneman of St Paul a railway clerk announces an electroscope that supposedly lets callers see each other during telephone conversations. The device uses two lenses and silenium cells to convert light vibrations into image signals sent over the line and recreated at the receiver.
A French military commission inspected Santos-Dumont's No 10 dirigible balloon in Paris. The balloons are to be placed at France’s disposal in case of war, and the commissioners expressed satisfaction with the inspection results.
Judge White presided over a Suffolk Superior Court divorce docket with cases called and dismissed for nonappearance. Amid adultery and desertion tales, witnesses described Frank Cobb’s affairs at a Forest Hills crematory and a Buffalo fair trip with a woman posing as his wife, while other petitions involved cruelty, neglect, and custody issues across several couples including Wall, Farren, Coombs, Plummer, Kerwin, and others with multiple decrees nisi.
Salem Oct 27 A Beverly resident Morris Hafey living near Collingwood mall asks a court for injunction against Guffey Petroleum Company and Boston & Maine Railroad for building a railway line he says interferes with his use and rights of the court defending his property and access.
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