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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
4
The ad proclaims a process that removes all tea dust to prevent bitterness. It offers perfect leaves packed in sealed air tight canisters and markets 60 cents a pound, half pound, and quarter pound sizes.
Boston's First Corps of Cadets marks its 167th birthday on October 19 with a street parade in the afternoon. Members wear frock coats and gloves, past members join in, and a dinner and entertainment follow at the Hotel Somerset. The event honors recent corps efforts at White Plains maneuvers and aid to Chelsea fire victims.
In Baltimore a large box of candy described as poisoned by lawyer James Fluegal was entered as an exhibit in the Havercamp divorce trial. The box figures in a deposition taken at the bedside of Helen Cunningham, a key witness dying of consumption.
Colonel Roger F Scannell faced a $50 liquor nuisance fine in Dorchester District Court for a Ward 19 Democratic Club outing at his Rugby Park estate in Mattapan last Sunday He appealed the ruling arguing no liquor was sold at the picnic grounds Judge Churchill presided in Dorchester.
Boston Mayor Hibbard has directed City Engineer Jackson to prepare plans for a public landing beside the new Northern Avenue bridge. The landing will sit on the harbor side of the bridge between the draw and Atlantic Avenue, following a petition by numerous Boston Chamber of Commerce members.
Henry Davis a seven year old boy of 8 Ohio Street was found unconscious in his basement by neighbors yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital and placed on the dangerous list after suffering a shock.
After a stormy 10 day session at the American House the Boston Co operative Milk Producers Association dispute ends with a 7 cent winter increase for producers. Contractors dictate terms paying 36 cents per can. farmers gain only 7 cents, with losses possible for Worcester and New England dairy operations.
A complete fall stock showcases furniture in popular patterns at low prices and high quality. Items include Mahogany Bureau 40.00, Chiffoniere 19.50, Dining Table 30.00, Corner Chair 19.50, Divan 24.00, Arm Chair 43.00, China Cabinet 30.00, Brass Bed 65.00, and Quartered Oak Chiffoniere 23.00.
Fully equipped factory offers complete facilities for producing ordered fur furniture. Supplies every requisite for high grade work at minimum cost. Designs and estimates provided promptly.
The quotes discuss tranquillity as the greatest state attainable with age and mind. It notes that age can be hidden, brilliant women struggle with love due to ego, true men are rare, loyalty of women persists yet yields little, and artists' private lives are not the public’s concern.
New York Sept. 23 Mme Emma Calve says she is too old to sing opera again and will retire from opera to perform in concerts. She plans a concert tour as her own mistress deciding what and when to sing with two New York appearances and tours to secondary cities. She cites age and a desire for tranquility and discusses love and men.
New York reports Miss Maxine Elliott, currently in Philadelphia, denies knowledge of a Reno Nevada divorce filing by her husband Nat C. Goodwin. She says she has not been served and questions the legitimacy of his reasons.
Mildred RE Evans three died last night from blood poison. Three weeks ago while visiting in Woolfs Ruth Ohio the child stubbed her toe in bare feet. The wound was initially considered minor but then rapidly worsened.
Enrique De Lara, 17, alleged killer of Father Arturo Ascenso, a Spanish priest, was photographed for the rogues gallery and remanded to the Tombs for inquest after confessing in custody. He allegedly struck after revenge for an insult and admitted stealing a gold watch and $15 from the victim. He claimed exile from Santo Domingo and said he met the priest while traveling from Germany.
A marine eye remedy advert touts eye health comfort and beauty benefits. It promotes long lasting moisture and soothing effects for sensitive eyes with a marine based formula.
In Atlanta on September 23 W. W. Reynolds visited an undertaking establishment and pointed out a coffin he would want if he died. He then shot himself in the head, dying at the scene.
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