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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

Page

8

R H Stearns Co Says Move Keeps Business Flowing

R H Stearns & Co relocates to a new Tremont street block near Temple place without stopping operations. The firm plans a modern eight floor building with extensive space and elevators, returning to its old site after construction.

R. H. Stearns & Co St. Paul’s Church Tremont Street Stearns Company Boston Stearns & Co Temple Place R. H. Stearns Washington Street Adams West Street Henry Bigelow Summer Street

Courts Active as Massachusetts Foresters Initiate Members

The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters plans a brisk fall and winter campaign with initiation ceremonies across Boston area courts. Charlestown's Bunker Hill initiates next Monday. Marlboro hosts remarks by D H G R Bernard J Carroll and Natick selectman M F McGrath. Charles River Court of Watertown marks its 25th anniversary Monday Oct 5, while Phil Sheridan Court Newburyport observes 20 years with a large candidate class Tuesday. St Finbar Court Cambridge will have D H C R John J Boyle attend Tuesday evening. A Whist party and dance to aid the Home for Aged Foresters is set for Corinthian Hall on Tuesday evening Nov 12.

Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Boston Bunker Hill Charlestown D. H. GC R. Bernard J. Carroll M. F. McGrath Natick Immaculate Conception Court Marlboro Charles River Court of Watertown M. E. Conroy Phil Sheridan Court Newburyport St. Finbar Court Cambridge John J. Boyle Corinthian Hall Deacon Building

Discharged on Forgery Charge in Chicago Case

George W. Fitzgerald, accused of stealing 173000 from the United States Sub Treasury, was discharged by Judge Chetlain. Sub Treasurer Boldenweck, citing instructions not to disclose evidence, declined to testify before the federal authorities.

Chicago George W. Fitzgerald United States Sub-Treasury Chetlain United States Boldenweck

Two Large Turtles Fight Caught in North Goshen Pond

In North Goshen Pond near the shore two large turtles were seen fighting by Fred Beecher of Winchester and Edward Tudington of Goshen. They approached and captured the pair by their tails. The larger turtle weighed 29 pounds and the smaller 24.

Winsted, Conn North Goshen Pond Fred Beecher Winchester Edward Tudington Goshen

Thieves Target State Capitol in Brass Theft

State House officers pursue a new crime wave as vandals and yeggmen attempt to steal brass fixtures from the basement toilet room and stairway balustrades. Police believe a gang carried out the breakage using wrenches and chisels, with at least 13 bolts removed from one room.

Boston Whitney Hardiman

Beverly widow hunts for $2500 diamond gem in Cabot street

The widow of U.S. Senator McMillan offers a $2500 reward for a lost diamond horseshoe brooch dropped near A. C. Lunt’s store in Cabot street, Beverly. A large crowd scours City Hall area while resident cleaner Martin Sweeney keeps the street tidy during the search. The loss occurred yesterday afternoon as Mrs McMillan left a car near the store and did not notice the jewel until returning home to Eagle Head Manchester.

Cabot St A. C. Tamt James McMillan Eagle Head Manchester Mass Beverly United States McMillan Michigan Martin Sweeney A. Co. Lunt

Fatal shotgun blast in Marlin fight leaves infant dead

In Marlin Texas Clem Sewell and Hiram Richardson fought when a shotgun discharged killing a 4 months old baby asleep in the house. Richardson fled Sewell pursued them and the fight resumed with Richardson firing and Sewell being stabbed six times. Sewell is in critical condition.

Dallas Texas Clem Sewell Hiram Richardson Marlin Richardson Sewell

Dr Williams Pink Pills Said to Restore Nervous Health

An old-time cure story claims Dr Williams Pink Pills thicken thin blood to nourish nerves and prevent nervous breakdown. The pills act as a blood tonic, supplying nerve-building material and restoring health. Available at druggists or from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY. Six boxes cost 2.50.

Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. WY

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