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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
7
Reported late yesterday armed Sigers seized a train near Rose Run Iron mines Bath County. Miners fired rifles at guards. ten guards returned fire. No injuries reported as of now. The train reportedly ran through the besieging lines with the engineer at the controls.
Advert describes Poslam as a universal skin remedy for eczema acne itch and related conditions. It claims rapid relief and overnight improvement, with Poslam Soap for daily cleansing and infant skin care. Available from druggists. sample requests directed to Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
General Daniel Sickles announces reconciliation with his wife is impossible though she pawned jewels to cover his debts. He says an army friend would have paid, arguing she has ample fortune and may foreclose the marriage or evict him from their home. His wife replies that she will enforce her claim and foreclose the reconciliation.
English cut coats of soft tweeds friezes and blanket cloths priced from 12.50 to 95 dollars. A lengthened Norfolk hooded coat at 35 dollars and London style coats 18.50 25 dollars also available. One of a kind reprosup there on the fourth floor with prices 35 to 95 dollars.
Woburn proprietor Pasé in cae Woburt Giovanni Cloffo marks a milestone by growing a large Italian pepper variety on American soil. His peppers, raised from seed imported from Italy, are about eight times the size of ordinary peppers and set a new benchmark in Bas markets.
William J. Robinson of Revere responds to the Post's editorial on Home Rule. He warns of Protestant resistance should Home Rule threaten the union, praising Bonar Law and Sir Edward Carson and urging mass meetings on September 28 to vow to oppose separation from Great Britain.
Francis B. Burns of 16 East Street Natick who won the Democratic nomination for Representative last Tuesday wed Mary F. Murphy of 8 Walcott Street Natick. The ceremony at St Patrick's Church rectory was performed by Rev M Delaney with Miss Julia Murphy as bridesmaid and Raymond Burns as best man.
The weather bureau seeks 150000 in next year’s estimates to provide a wireless forecast system for ocean going vessels. Following London conference aims, the service will originate from Fort Myer Virginia and cover Atlantic storm movements with priority after distress calls. Messages will reach all vessels in range.
Washington Sept 26 Chairman Clapp of the Senate committee announced a telegram from J Pierpont Morgan indicating he can testify Oct 4 or 5 due to prior engagements. Colonel Roosevelt is slated to speak Oct 4 per plans, with Clapp to fix Morgan's exact date later.
Frank Gahernick, 35, accused of deserting a wife and two children in Lithuania, is arrested before tying the knot with Miss Helen Wolez at St Kasimir's Church. Spectator Agnes F Broniz shouts the revelation, and Gahernick remains in $1,000 bail awaiting a further hearing.
Governor Foss approves an inquiry into the death of John Remy the Lawrence striker killed by a bayonet thrust last winter Attorney-General Swift states the governor is within his rights to order the investigation and review of the case.
The governor, acting on the attorney general, ordered an investigation into Remy’s death after a riot. Relatives demanded the militiaman’s name and efforts to obtain it were described as ongoing. Grand jury action may follow if the militiaman’s identity is learned.
Appraisers report the net value of John Arpuckle the sugar maker’s estate at 29.613 million dollars. The inheritance goes to his two sisters after his death in March.
Fifteen fire engines and 1000 red-shirted veterans joined the annual parade in Cambridge. The Red Jackets tub from Cambridge won first prize with a 202 feet 11 1 2 inch stream, followed by prizes for Governor Bradstreet of North Andover, the Eureka of Portsmouth New Hampshire, and the White Angels of Salem.
Wellington reports Otto McKnelly a 21 year old car repairer was arrested here on September 26 charged with the murder of his father Theodore McKnelly. The case centers on the family tragedy and investigation details remain sparse.
The McKnelly family deaths leave a mother and sister dead near Wellington while son Young McKnelly is jailed under guard. Each parent held $1000 in life insurance payable to the survivor. with their deaths the policies would revert to the son.
The first rail road train using storage batteries operated yesterday from Sylvania station to Long Beach and back. Ralph H. Beach of the Federal Storage Battery Car Company led the run for the United Railways Company of Cuba. The 2 1 2 mile trip took 56 minutes each way with 120 railroad men aboard. A lunch awaited guests at Long Beach.
Advert shows Cascarrets claim to cure bilious headaches by stimulating the liver and bowels. It asserts rapid relief within one night and a 10 cent box keeps head clear and stomach sweet for months. It also says children enjoy the taste and that the product never causes gripe.
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