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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
4
An advertisement from the Wm. Radam Microbe Killer Company Boston office at 389 Washington Street promotes a remedy labeled for dyspepsia. It emphasizes medical claims and directs readers to product purchase or consultation.
Newport society is abuzz over a dinner at Mrs. Richard Gambrill's villa honoring Grand Duke Boris. A butler's etiquette slip led to an abrupt exit by the duke and entourage, souring the gathering and threatening further social friction with Mrs. Gambrill.
Miss Madeline Gourdier of North Attleboro comes into $60,000 from the 10 year old will of Mrs. Madeline Schaeffer of New York. She planned study trips, music training, a remodelled High Street home, and a private third floor suite as she travels Europe. Other local heirs include Patrick Annie and Frank Brown of North Attleboro in the Sydney Ormond estate dispute.
Beulah Corley 23, penniless and distressed, offered to marry any man who would pay her $10 fine after a family quarrel led to her arrest in Chicago. She addressed the court saying she would accept the match if her mother would not be told. Judge Hurley prepared to sentence as no taker appeared.
Circuit Attorney Folk says arrests will expand to top bribers behind the city lighting and suburban deals. He seeks two key confessors, Charles F Kelley and Charles Kratz, with others urged to turn state evidence as charges loom.
The body of Govan Sneede, shot by Patrolman Graham, rests in the potter's field as relatives abstain from claiming it. Police reveal a history including assaults and larceny in Erie from 1895 to 1898, burglary in the second degree, and time served in Auburn and Sing Sing before release in June.
A reader states they could not afford to wash with any soap other than Fels-Naptha even if given the soap and paid a quarter weekly, illustrating budget constraints in everyday chores.
Pride of Boston Lodge 264 of the Independent Order Brith Abraham met last evening at Brodbine Hall Albany Street and engaged Cantor I Chalif for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur observances.
The jury in the Mary Green will contest could not agree after two sessions and is discharged. John Kinlin as administrator challenges Delia Harrington and others over Green’s will, dated Sept 6 1901, valued at gifts to Kinlin Daly Harrington and Moylan, with residue to Rev Moylan. The contestants allege lack of sound mind and undue influence.
Washington reports say President and advisers oppose a $35,000,000 Cuban loan. They warn Cuba may not repay and note a broken reciprocal trade pledge from the Platt amendment. Officials expect Palma to veto or risk upheaval, fearing a revolution and collapse of the Cuban republic.
A large elm about 100 years old in the yard at the east end of Police Station 18 on Seaverns avenue Jamaica Plain was removed yesterday by workers from Superintendent Doogue's department. Years of storms caused decay making the tree a public safety menace.
Dr Grady, located at 238 Tremont Street near Boston Common and Boylston Street, advertises 25 years of study with over 200000 treated cases. He claims vegetable medicines tailored to each patient, and promises rapid, sometimes miraculous, results for chronic diseases and deformities.
William A. Clark Jr was the sole bidder at the receiver s private sale of the Stoughton and Randolph street railway offering 75000 dollars The matter resumes Monday in the Circuit Court before Judge Colt who will likely confirm Clark as the purchaser.
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