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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
4
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The Boston slate discussion centers on Charles W. Bartlett for governor and Charles H. Jones for lieutenant governor. Jones, a leading Massachusetts leather merchant and economic student, is urged by some as a strong GOP foe to Eben Draper, while Bartlett remains noncommittal but viewed as likely if nominated.
Edgar Champlin and George Sanderson remain stalled in Middlesex as they refuse a canvass plan to withdraw the candidate with the fewest delegates. Sanderson says only the convention can decide, leaving the county in deadlock while Malone and French supporters gain confidence.
Congressman William S. McNary of South Boston travels aboard the White Star liner Canopic and is due in Boston at daylight Monday. City Hall figures, politicians, and even his private secretary were surprised by the abrupt return, with rumors of talks on the mayoral race and McNary’s influence across wards 15 and Dorchester.
Alfred Ericson, 40, longtime Boston resident, has been missing since July 15. His sister Mise Helman Ericson and friends fear foul play. He worked as a cabinet maker in Boston shops and disappeared after the latter part of June.
A cabinet maker from Lincoln makes a sudden disappearance on July 16. He left work with J. B. Henry & Sons, carrying money, and has not been found. His sister alerted New Hampshire police after learning he departed, and she asks for publication of his picture to help locate him, suggesting he may be ill or dead.
Justice Street ruled in Toronto that the Royal Arcanum supreme council may raise its rates and the changes are binding on plaintiff W. Barlow. The decision ends the restraint action and grants the order’s enforceability.
Charles Johnson, 34, hospitalized at Re Met station with contusions to legs and body after an 800 pound tub fell from a hoist at Mystic wharf in Charlestown yesterday.
A flood of letters to Dr Hartman describe persistent tiredness and fatigue among women seeking relief. Mrs T Tren er of Albion Notch Road Patterson New Jersey reports spinal pain cured in fourteen weeks by Peruna and advice, praising the remedy and urging its use. Mrs Ida Germain of Manhattan Avenue New York credits Peruna with relief from pelvic pains and renewed strength and appetite. Mrs E A Connolly of Garner Street Kansas City Missouri says years of stomach trouble left her tired and weak, improved by Peruna.
An advertisement promotes Peruna as a remedy for systemic catarrh affecting abdominal and pelvic organs. It cites exhausted women, back pain, and fatigue, plus personal testimonials from Anna Mc Ginn and Viola Marshall describing renewed vigor after using Peruna and following Dr. Hartman’s advice.
Rival candidates for lieutenant governor and attorney general met at Republican headquarters and agreed on a two day convention. Tremont Temple will host Friday and Saturday if the contest extends. Nominations order drawn: Hall Goetting and Draper for lieutenant governor. Champlin Sanderson Gowdy Peters French and Malone for attorney general.
At the Boston Young Women's Christian Association on Berkeley Street a large employment office operates alongside a training school for girls. The free six month program covers all branches of housework and aims to place graduates in good homes. The school has run for about twenty years and produced at least 1500 alumni. Private lessons are offered to employed girls.
The National Dock Trust Company accuses City Clerk Edward J. Donovan of leading a conspiracy to obstruct track location certificates in East Boston. Donovan disputes the motive, saying delays stem from a reconsideration notice and asserts records have never been denied to proper requests.
New York. Sept. 29 Miss Stoller leading lady of the Broadway Gaiety Burlesquers sues the New York City Railroad Company for 5000 dollars claiming a crosstown car conductor struck her on the left cheek on Aug. 19 and defaced her dimple causing pain and mental suffering.
Percy Parker of Roxbury told Division 9 police last evening that about 7 o clock at the Dudley street terminal he was pickpocketed while crowding to board a train. He said $44 was taken from his inside vest pocket.
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