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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
8
Trustee's sale of the Mendelssohn Music Co. stock including pianos players and player pianos promises lower prices for buyers. Many people anticipate obtaining instruments well in advance due to the savings offered.
Bankruptcy trustee in Boston advertises high grade pianos and player pianos at deep discounts. Uprights, player pianos, and organs discounted from regular prices with cash or easy monthly terms. Open evenings until Sept 30 at 22 Boylston Street.
A column laments high heels and tight shoes causing embarrassment and injuries in subway stairs. It cites a chiropodist and notes spinal strain from forward weight on the heel. It contrasts fashionable pointed shoes with sensible, broad-toed footwear.
A sensational appeal promises a tasteless odorless remedy to secretly cure drunkards with no effort from the man. It claims wives or daughters can administer in tea or food and that many are cured in a day, endorsed by temperance workers.
Edward I McGrady of the News Pressmen Union was honored with engrossed resolutions by Boston writing Pressmen officials for his tireless efforts to improve workers conditions. Speakers praised his union leadership and legislative work benefiting the working man in Ward 13 South Boston.
In Worcester on September 19 Congressmen Welcher attacked General Bartlett and George Williams amid Henry M. Whitney support. Welch er charged Bartlett with campaign expenses and a conspiracy to block Whitney’s convention win. Whitney addressed Father Mathew Hall with calls to oppose the Boston and Maine merger.
Worcester dispatch reports General Charles W. Bartlett and George Ired Williams closing a campaign amid high excitement. Bartlett labeled President Mellen’s merger stance an eleventh hour trick and charged the anti merger bill favored by Speaker Cole was railroad driven. Williams and O’Connell joined in denouncing Mellen and Whitney, urging voters to reject the merger at tomorrow’s caucuses in 22 cities and 319 towns.
The will of Adam Landis of Lancaster township states he left $100,000 to the Mennonite Home at Oroville in Lancaster County. He died by his own action about a week earlier.
Henry A. Linton, 32, time keeper at Fore River engine works in Quincy, was killed instantly while crossing the New Haven tracks at Weymouth Landing. He leaves an elderly father and mother. Sept. 19.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Bond Blanchard announce the marriage of their daughter Roma to Dr James Frank Donaldson on Tuesday evening October 1 2007 at St Marx Church Dorchester.
Famous English cockney comedian Gus Elen will appear at the Tremont Theatre after plans finalized in New York by Klaw and Erlanger. The engagement was to run in New York only but has been extended to include Brooklyn Philadelphia and the Tremont for one week each.
Police clash over proper use of force in Municipal Criminal Court as Officer Andrew B. Cuneo testifies he delayed striking his assailants until giant Officer J W Morgan helped. The Trainors pleaded guilty. witnesses Siegel and Coffey testified.
The former Harvard Medical School site near the Public Library on Boylston Street will house Boston University Liberal Arts School. Growth demands relocation from Somerset Street, an addition adds a gymnasium and swimming pool, with a chapel on the second floor for daily services. occupancy expected by Monday.
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