Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Faces Doctors Endorsement Controversy
Medical testimonials from A J Park M D C A Sheridan M D and others praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a wholesome tonic stimulant ideal for debility and spring fever. Ads urge readers to ask for the genuine product in sealed bottles with the Old Chemist trademark and provide contact for a medical booklet and advice.
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Schols
Duffy
A. J. Park
A. M
520
50Th St
Chicago
C. A. Sheridan
Oswego
Reate
Snelly
Teigan
Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
R. Curran
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Prophetic Marriage Trend Sparks Weddings on Woodbury Street
Reverend William Plummer cites Prophet Crowdy’s warning as driving numerous weddings in the South End. Couples like William Brackston and Priscilla Evans, and Benjamin F. Smith and Susie Hudson, wed after the message. The Woodbury street church says the warning applies worldwide and emphasizes Sabbath observance. The pastor notes 118 in his flock, with 24 married or to marry, and says fees for ceremonies vary, from five cents to twenty dollars.
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Woodbury Street
South End
William S. Crowdy
Washington, D. C
Carrie E. Hawkins
Elder Brackston
William Plummer
Post
William Brackston
Priscilla Evans
Benjamin F. Smith
Susie Hudson
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Crowdy
Pastor Plummer
Mr. Plummer
Stray bullet claims girl in Yarmouth
Beatrice Crowell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Crowell, died at her Yarmouth Bar home from a bullet wound. A man named Nickerson, walking with a gun, accidentally discharged it, the bullet piercing a wall and striking her in the stomach.
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Yarmouth, N
Beatrice Crowell
Nelson Crowell
Yarmouth Bar
Nickerson
Crowell
Barnard Considers Mary Simkhovitch for Dean Post
New York March 31 Mrs Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch a graduate of Boston University and visiting lecturer in sociology at Barnard College is being considered for the Barnard deanship though she has no Barnard degree.
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New York
Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch
Boston University
Barnard College
Barnard
YEGG GANG GOES TO JAIL
William J. Murray Joseph Kelley and George Foley pled guilty to robbing post offices in Salisbury Weston and Westwood last January. They received two years and four months each at hard labor in Atlanta penitentiary. Judge Dodge imposed the sentences. Thomas Murray sent to Concord Reformatory for two years. Walter Glassett 19 to Concord Reformatory for the Dover break. Cooney sent to Plymouth for the Brockton case.
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William J. Murray
Joseph Kelley
George Foley
Salisbury
Weston
Westwood
United States
Atlanta
Dodge
United States District Court
Thomas Murray
Concord Reformatory
Dover
Walter Glassett
Brockton
Cooney
Plymouth
Redmond asserts home rule resolve in Commons vote
John E. Redmond, leader of the Nationalists, hailed the Commons vote 313 to 157 backing home rule for Ireland with an amendment. He said the Liberal party would push the issue in Ireland, Great Britain, and Parliament, noting the overwhelming support marked a historic shift. The ministry pledged unity with home rule, though pledged not to rush during this Parliament.
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London
Liberal Party
John E. Redmond
Ireland
House of Commons
Great Britain
Dublin
Birrell
Asquith
Mr. Asquith
John Morley
Edward Grey
Haldane
Not Party Boss Says Synan Denies Bias in Delegates
James Synan of Pittsfield, chair of the State Democratic committee, denies opposing Bryan or scheming to control delegates. He says the committee will not interfere and caucuses April 22 will elect delegates to the state and congressional conventions for Denver.
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James Synan
Pittsfield
State Democratic Committee
Post
William J. Bryan
Synan
Democratic State Committee
Denver
State Committee
Hippodromes Second Night Draws Big Boston Crowd
The Boston Hippodrome marks its second night with a grand mix of circus and vaudeville. A large audience applauded from act to act, praising the performances from the grand tournament to the closing hip podrome races.
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Hippodrome
Wooden Fire Escapes at Mt Pleasant Ave School
Wooden fire escapes added to Mt Pleasant avenue primary school in Dearborn district. Two story building with 40 pupils on first floor and 50 on second, ages five to eight, heated by a central brick furnace. An outside exit was created by enlarging a second floor window to door size.
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Mt.Pleasant Avenue
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Dearborn
B. B. Walcott
M. Wilmington
MT. Leasant Street
Roxbury
Additional Taxes Levied on Mrs Eddy Property in Concord
Concord New Hampshire March 41 Additional taxes of 4253.46 for 1907 on property of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy were levied at a secret assessors meeting to confirm city right to tax trust property. The tax totals 2911.80 on Eddy trust property and 1341.66 on the trust for her son George Wy Glover. City Solicitor Edmund S Cook is reviewing the action and the vote was not disclosed as unanimous.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Edmund 8.Cook
Joseph B. Shepherd
Children Scramble for 2500 Cents in March Event
In Northampton on March 31, Julius P. Manie funded a lively annual scramble for about ten percent of Florence village children. They competed for 10,000 marbles and 2500 cents, enjoying sport though clothing took a beating.
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Northampton
Julius P. Manie
Florence Village
Senator Johnston Seeks Probe of United Fruit Practices
Senator Johnston of Alabama introduced a resolution directing the Commerce Department to investigate the United Fruit Company. He cited an edict from a Central American government prohibiting shipments of bananas to the United States and asked whether such a policy is lawful under U.S. law.
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Washington
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Department of Commerce and Labor
United Fruit Company
Johnston
Soietm Savermment
United States
Lighters Leave Compan Tract To Maine Open Distance
Sparse readable lines describe a transfer of property or space to Maine with an open distance of 24 units. The fragment mentions lighters and a bedded element but lacks clear entities or a complete action.
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Maine
Sunken Engine to be Raised by Boston Wrecking Outfit
A Boston salvage firm from East Boston will raise the sunk engine 32 of the Boston Railroad wrecked when it plunged through the draw into the Merrimac River near Newburyport. The engine sits about 40 feet below the river bed on mud.
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Boston
McKiege Company
East
Newburyport
Boston Railroad
Merrimac River
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer of one free month of treatment and medicines for all new or renewing patients who begin on or before April 15. This includes a perfect X-ray examination and a month of care at no cost, with many testimonials from patients across Boston and surrounding areas praising relief from rheumatism catarrh asthma and other chronic ailments.
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Bose
Nev. D
Bixby
Boston
Chemie
Jumsen
St. Waterer
James Jackiine
Mass
G. CE. Eldridge
Williama St. Westerly
R. J
David Demone
Higgins
Woodland St
Lawrence
M. FP. Shannon
Pine
Weat Peabody
M. Whelton
Collinsville
Mars
William A. McCoy
Hertlett Terrace
Roxbury
Mark Ellsworth
Bishop
Ad Malden
Not Promises but Results From Osimo-Chemic FPhysicians
The Osimo-Chemic FPhysicians publish cures with full names and addresses of well known community members. The text asserts merit and real conscientious records and invites readers to verify those statements by speaking with the listed individuals, who live nearby.
Detachments Replace Maine and Alabama in Atlantic Fleet
Washington reports Admiral Evans recommends detaching the battleships Maine and Alabama from the Atlantic fleet and replacing them with Nebraska and Wisconsin. The Maine and Alabama will return to the U S coast and enter reserve before June. The hospital ship Relief will join the fleet on its world cruise. The third torpedo boat flotilla from Acapulco will not accompany the battleships.
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Washington
Evans
Maine
Alabama
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Atlantic
United States
Relief
Acapulco
Demurrer of Morse Held Up in Bankrupt Case
The court sustained Morse demurrer in the involuntary bankruptcy petition against Charles W. Morse by Receiver Hanna and two former National Bank of North America employees. The demurrer denied Morse insolvency and that Hanna and the two former bank staff were creditors.
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Charles W. Morse
Hanna
The
National Bank of North America
American Ice Company
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