Roosevelt Braving Gale Returns to Washington
President Roosevelt on the West Virginia bridge leads a naval convoy through Virginia Capes and up the Chesapeake Bay. Transfer at Smith's Point to Dolphin precedes arrival in Washington by morning.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
2
President Roosevelt on the West Virginia bridge leads a naval convoy through Virginia Capes and up the Chesapeake Bay. Transfer at Smith's Point to Dolphin precedes arrival in Washington by morning.
Colonel Albert A. Pope head of Pope Manufacturing Company Hartford says Whitney should be elected lieutenant governor of Massachusetts. He credits Whitney with doing more for Boston and Massachusetts than any other man.
Henry B. Blackwell, a Republican economist and member of the Boston Chamber of Commerce committee, told the Boston Literary and Historical Association that he will vote for Bartlett and Whitney this year. He urged tariff reform and a reciprocal treaty with Canada as a remedy for New England industries. The remarks were made at a meeting in Roxbury on Tremont Street.
Charles O'Regan a local boxer died after being knocked out by Fred Northrup in the sixth round at Queen's Rink in St John New Brunswick. Referee William O'Keefe and six seconds were arrested as about 700 spectators witnessed the fatal event ending the program.
About 300 policy holders of Mutual Life New York Life and Equitable heard a telegram from Thomas W. Lawson of Boston urging support for his campaign. Two committees were formed to deliver proxies to Lawson and to vote as the Ward committee directs.
About 200 ladies and gentlemen prominent in G A R circles attended the 38th anniversary banquet of the Thomas G Stevenson Post 26 Roxbury held in Vine street ward room last night. The program featured speeches banquets and a concert. Bronze medals were presented to 72 associate members.
Edith G. Willard widow and daughter of Joseph A. Willard leaves specific bequests in probate. Five hundred dollars go to the Women’s Charity Club of Roxbury, one hundred dollars to the Animal Rescue League, and one hundred dollars to the Anti-Vacination Society of New England.
Deputy Neal accuses Boston medical facilities of doctoring and concealing crimes against a Swedish girl. He cites a suitcase murder case and names four key participants: the girl's lover, two doctors, the initial caretaker, and the nurse. He argues authorities should raid and prosecute the implicated establishments.
A warrant charging murder was issued for Morris Nathan, fiance of Susan Geary, amid police efforts in Pittsburg to bring him to Boston. Officials declined to confirm details while investigators aim to secure Nathan and uncover others connected to the crime.
A reader shares a brief notice about a guaranteed care option for piles with a 44 day timeline and mentions precast materials. The fragment suggests a medical or therapeutic service delivery claim and a time frame.
Miss Mae Elizabeth Browne of 1459 Beacon Street Brookline tells the Post of Susan Geary’s secret love for Morris Nathan. Browne recalls Rocky Point Rhode Island last summer when Geary confided her heart and shared their deep friendship and secluded woodland walks with mandolin music.
City of Boston orders all property owners to destroy gypsy and brown tail moths by December 1, 1905 under Chapter 381 acts. If owners fail, the city will do the work and assess costs as a lien on land. Cooperate on public grounds. contact park commissioners for assistance and follow prescribed methods. Acting Mayor Daniel A. Whelton.
Mrs Catherine Geary, mother of Susan Geary known as Ethel Durrell, accompanied by her daughter Evelyn, arrived at police headquarters and was subjected to an hour of intensive questioning by Superintendent Pierce, Chief Inspector Watts, and crime expert Captain Joseph Dugan after rings on a dress suitcase matched her daughter's identity.
A testimonial claims the Pyramid Pile Cure cured years of piles after using a 50 cent trial box. The ad offers free mail sample from Marshall Michigan and promotes non surgical relief with suppositories.
Mrs Geary enters Superintendent Pierce’s office with Chief Watts and Captain Dugan, carrying a small prayer book, as her daughter is taken to a rear room by Inspector Waite from their Cambridge home. The scene unfolds at police headquarters with the aim of seeking justice.
In an ad style notice the copy touts a cold cure titled To Cure a Cold in One Pay and promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims a money-back refund if the remedy fails and features the W Grove signatures on each box. The price is listed as 25 (units unspecified).
Mrs. Annie Brown alias Mrs. Dr. Bishop recently sentenced to five years and three months in the women's reformatory is reported to have told Boston police notes on events linked to the Winthrop dress suitcase victim. Details are kept secret by the prison and officials.
In the ongoing case, key questions linger about Susan Geary’s whereabouts after Sept 10 noon and the fate of her solitaire diamond ring. Investigators seek the location of the Sage dress suit case, its contents, the umbrella and Miss Geary’s wearing apparel from Cambridge, and where the suitcases were discarded into the water.
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