Suffering twenty years eczema cure claim
An advertorial letter from G F Brown of Washington D C praises Zema Cura as a miracle cure for twenty years of eczema and related skin conditions. It details rapid relief after one bottle and says continuous use dissolves swelling and itching with full recovery. The piece warns against imitations and lists multiple pharmacies carrying the product.
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G. F. Brown
Navy Yard
Washington, D.C
Candor
G. FE. Brown
North Carolina Avenue
Washington, D. C
Zema-Cura CO
West
Sti
New York
Court St
Hub
Houghton & Dutton
T. Metcalf & Co
Bell & McGowan
Lowell Strikers Seek Governor Aid in Lowell Mills Strike
Lowell operatives and mill owners push toward settlement as a strike committee plans a Boston visit to urge Governor Bates to review the case. The group will raise factory law violations and immigration concerns while a broader inquiry may be organized with labor leaders, clergy, and mass meetings planned including a potential speech by Samuel Gompers.
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Lowell
Boston
Bates
State Board of Arbitration
Hayes
John McMenamin
Textile Council
The
Lawrence
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Nourse
Mr. Nourse
Huntington Hall
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Carey
MacCartney
Lowell Investigation Order Delayed by Missing Committee
The Hayes order to appoint a 15 member committee to probe the Lowell strike was postponed by the legislative rules committee due to several absences. Labor advocates and labor supporters emphasize that tariff revision should be done by friends of labor, not a special committee.
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Lowell
Legislative Committee On Rules
Committee On Labor
Friends of Labor
State Board Discusses Lowell Trouble In Lowell Mills
Lynn April 2 The State Board of Arbitration discussed the Lowell situation and the Hayes bill for a legislative investigation. They also talked over friction among employees and agents at the Lawrence hosiery mill but gave no details about Lowell.
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Lynn
State Board of Archbition
Lowell
W. H. S. Hayes
Lawrence
Mundy Submarine Signal Apparatus Again Tested
Gloucester April 2 A test of Professor Arthur Mundys submarine signalling device took place off Annisquam and Gloucester Harbor using the Sea eel house boat. A 20 pound bell hung a depth of 20 feet was heard clearly from deck to engine room as the bell tolled a mile away showing the system works and promises a major life saving tool for mariners.
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Gloucester
Arthur Mundy
Annisquam
Seaell
Mary HE. Harty
Grayling
Harty
Veteran Sailmaker George W. Rogers Dies in Chelsea
George W. Rogers aged 97 died at his home 87 Bloomingdale street Chelsea he was born in Boston in 1824 and worked six years in sail making on State street with C. H. Batchelder firm established in 1790 He leaves three sons Frank Walter and Herbert
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George .W. Rogers
Chelsea
Bloomingdale Street
Boston
State Street
C. H. Batchelder
Frank
Walter
Herbert
Brookline
Mary
James Healy
Bostston Street
St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
Mt. Benedict Cemetery
West Roxbury
McLaughlin
Grace McLaughlin
Robert O'Neill
Sacred Heart Hospital
Yankton
S. C
Holy Cross Cemetery
Stowell
South Boston
John W. Stowell
Samuel M. Burroughs
Dorchester
Bethel
Rogers
George W. Rogers
Bloomingdale Et
Thirtieth Anniversary of Boston Fire Chief Louis Abbott
West Roxbury veteran Louis P Abbott marks 30 years with the Boston Fire Department born in Bangor Maine in 1838 and moving to Boston in 1858. He joined the force in 1873 and rose to district chief in 1884 serving mainly in District 3 and is regarded as highly popular and capable.
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Abbott
Louis P. Abbott
West Roxbury
Boston
Bangor
Fred Green
Boston Fire Department
Driscoll Stricken From Ward 7 Voting List
The Boston Election Board unanimously stricken Daniel M. Driscoll from the Ward 7 voting list for non residency. The decision, tied to the Conry Kellcher contest, could affect Boston registration practices and may be appealed by Driscoll and his counsel.
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Charles F. M. Malley
Conry
Daniel M. Driscoll
Ward 7
Democratic Committee
Mr. Driscoll
Moran
Election Board
Driscoll
Kelihers Answer in Contest of Massachusetts Seat
Congressman John A. Kelher legal notice denies all grounds of Joseph A. Conrys contest to the 1902 election for the ninth Massachusetts district. He says he refused to answer within 20 days due to counsel opinion that the notice was legally insufficient. He waives no rights and charges Conry with offenses in every precinct and ward.
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John A. Keliher
Conry
Joseph A. Conry
T. John A. Kelcher
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
House of Representatives
United States
Ninth
Massachusetts
Swasey Fights For Dunning In Court Hearing
The second day of the Dun ning case drew many professional and business figures to the Superior Criminal Court. Testimony centered on a $16,000 check and dealings with Pansart and Belgian investors. Swasey cross examined Charles Brooks and connected family stock interests to the dispute, with further witnesses detailing receipts and signatures.
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Dunning
Superior Criminal Court
Charles B. Brooks
Pansart
Francis Brooks
Boston
Brooks
Treasury
Parsons
Swasey
Shawmut Lead Company
Mr. Brooks
Coleman White Lead Company
Six Months For Nelson Police Official In Lottery Case
Henry Nelson a veteran polic officer with prior convictions for promoting or selling lottery tickets faced Judge DeCourcey in the Superior Criminal Court. A police officer testified Nelson had continued the lottery business despite a $1000 fine last May and was part of a group that would help cover fines. Counsel asked the court to impose a fine rather than imprisonment given Nelson’s age and longtime conduct.
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Henry Nelson
Cure of Chronic Asthma Touted After Boston Treatment
Stephen Ballas of 9 Weston St Roxbury Massachusetts asserts a Koch Cure regimen at 361 Boylston St Boston cured his years long bronchitis asthma and catarrh without medicines or drug intake. He claims three months to full recovery and offers to provide a verbal testimonial to interested readers.
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Boston
Boylston Street
Koch
Stephen Ballas
Weston St
Roxbury
Maes
Defendant Sentenced to Six Months in House of Correction
The judge stated that imprisonment at his age would be a double hardship and urged a deterrent sentence for those who profited from the harmful business. The defendant was committed to the House of Correction for six months.
Weymouth officers named in assault warrant request
Assistant U S Attorney William H. Lewis sought warrants for Weymouth Chief Thomas F. Fitzgerald Officer Richards and railroad detective William Hillhouse alleging assault in a Weymouth home search for a woman charged with a crime not a felony. A boy, Samuel H. Watkins, faced a juvenile court arraignment for pocket book larceny at Weymouth Heights station. case continued a week. Judge Avery set a hearing for tomorrow to determine if warrants should issue.
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Quincy
United States
William H. Lewis
Boston
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Weymouth
Richards
William Hillhouse
Lewis
Fitzgerald
Samuel H. Watkins
Weymouth Heights
Avery
Supreme Court Awards Plaintiff 16.47 in O'Brien Case
The full bench of the Supreme Court yesterday upheld a Superior Court ruling in favor of Mary FE. O'Brien ex ecutrix against the New England Trust Company. The $16.47 relates to money deposited by the late Sheriff O'Brien, in dispute over title to the funds.
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Mary FE. O’brien
Executrix
The
New England Trust Company
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Sheriff O’brien
Trust Company
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