Nervous and Despondent Woman Praised for Mucu-Tone Cure
A New York socialite testifies to dramatic recovery from nervous debility and malnutrition after using Rexall Mucu-Tone. She describes improved appetite, sleep, and energy following travel illness, noting friends' compliments on her health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Tl. Brockette
New York
France
Switzerland
Italy
Poland
England
Paris
London
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Health Boost at Local Store
An advertisement for Rexall Mucu-Tone at 15 West 116th Street New York City claims it cures catarrh and related nervous debility by cleansing the blood and revitalizing membranes. It markets as a potent nutritive tonic and offers a money back guarantee if not transformative. It lists price at 50 cents and 89 cents per bottle.
Dr Stiles Pursues Blood Stain Test After Quick Exam
Dr Stiles, renowned microscopical expert, will conduct further tests today to determine if the stains are human blood and assess their recency after a rapid Sunday examination. The case hinges on his combined work in surgery and chemistry.
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Stiles
Blood stained knife found near murder scene
Two Post representatives found a high grade knife in a stream near where Mabel Page was killed. The blade was open and had blood stains despite cleaning efforts. The Post offered the weapon to Medical Examiner Mead, who declined and sent it to District Attorney Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Stream
Mabel Page
Mead
Sanderson
Knife tied to Mabel Page murder shows blood stains
Microscope expert Dr. Fred Merritt Stiles reports blood traces on the blade and bone handle of the garden knife found in the stream behind the Page house in Weston. He will complete a detailed blood analysis today to aid Middlesex County officials in locating the killer. Post reporters plan to publish findings with affidavits for District Attorney G. A. Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Merritt Stiles
Waltham
Post
Stiles
Mead
Dr. Stiles
G. A. Sanderson
Middlesex County
Mabel Page
Surgeons Analyze Miss Pages Wounds In Murder Case
Doctors from Union General Hospital Emergency Hospital and Royal College of Surgeons at Dublin weigh the wounds on Mabel Page of Weston. They say any one wound could kill, with fear shock and hemorrhage also fatal. autopsy needed to determine which blade caused death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Page
Weston
F. L. Burt
Union General Hospital
West Springfield Street
McKinley
George W. Galvin
Edwin A. Welch
Columbus Avenue
Royal College of Surgeons
Dublin University
Chatham Military Station
New Zealand
Charles G. Percival
Tragedy Page Prompts Local Attention in Weston
Weston residents swarm around Miss Page’s home after a tragedy as neighbors and Bennett family members gather to observe the site. Principal Margaret Brotchie notes a weekly sighting of a half-witted man near the house, sometimes with a stick, who works on a Weston farm. Amateur detectives flood the scene, with bicycles and teams arriving throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Page
Bennett
Easter crowds tour Page home after services at Weston
Easter Sunday drew hundreds to the Page home in a Weston valley after church services. Attendees, many in Easter gowns, walked the three miles from Auburndale to view the tragedy site and reflect on the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Weston Hills
Auburndale
Seen and unseen in Scott's Emulsion benefits
The ad argues Scott's Emulsion does more than flesh building. It claims the product strengthens blood cells nerves and life tissues first, with visible flesh growth following. The unseen work is described as more important than the visible effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Medium Claims Worcester Murderer Clue From Spirit Met
Carl H. Jewell of St Louis gained access to the bureau of criminal investigation and said a Spiritualist meeting identified a Worcester murderer. Inspectors had not yet gone to Worcester to follow the tip.
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Mabel Page
Carl H. Jewell
St Louis
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Worcester
Champagneless launch planned for Rhode Island battleship
Aril 3. If church leaders succeed the Rhode Island battleship at Fore River Ship and Iron Works will be launched without breaking champagne on her bows. The Orient naval custom will be the liberation of a dove with red white and blue ribbons. Launch date set for April 30.
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Quincy
Aril
Rhode Island
Fore River
Impressive Obsequies for Laura Shuman in Roxbury
Funeral services were held yesterday at the bereaved home of Samuel Shuman 377 Walnut Avenue Roxbury for Laura G Shuman killed in a runaway accident. Rabbi Charles Fleischer led the service and noted her charitable work aiding the poor. The house overflowed with floral tributes and many messages of condolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shuman
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Laura G. Shuman
Charles Fleischer
Miss Shuman
Hebrew Industrial School
North End
Hersey
Roxbury High School
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Elijah
A. C. Ratshesky
Carl Brandt
Carl Dreyfus
Sidney Williams
Edwin A. Shuman
Max Rats
Mother in Streets Seeks Missing Daughter Katie
Rebecca Haultmann of 11 Hawkins Street Somerville searches the West and South End for her 17 year old daughter Katie who has been missing for nearly three weeks. She fears companions induced her to come to the city and says she may be ashamed to return. Police and patrols have searched various locations without results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Haultmann
Hawkins Street
Somerville
Katie
Panions
West End
Captain Cain
Division 4
Grand Opera Singers Arrive for Boston Theater Performances
The great Metropolitan company arrives by special Pullman train for performances at the Boston Theatre directed by Heinrich Conried and Lawrence McCarty. Notables include Mme Acte Miss Edyth Walker and stars like Mme Ternina Gadski Homer Seggard Weed and Burgstaller with Scotti Plancon and Calve among those to follow. Rooms are fixed at the Touraine Somerset Bellevue and Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Heinrich Conried
Lawrence McCarty
Great
Metropolitan Company
Pittsburg
South Terminal
Mme. Acte
Paris
Edyth Walker
Scarpia
Pol Plancon
Mlile. Calve
Carmen
Olive Fremstad
Sieglinde
Lilli Lehman
Sampanari
Touraine
Somerset
Bellevue
Vendome
Frisky Girls Alarm Firemen At East Boston
Three restaurant workers on the way home shouted fire in front of Engine 9 prompting Chief Keyes to rush out. No blaze was found after the alarm, sparked as a jest, echoed through East Boston early yesterday morning.
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Boston
Keyes
Rum Raids in Cambridge Seize Liquor Stocks
Chief Pullen expanded the Cambridge anti rum crusade with two raids. Captain J F Murray and two officers seized 18 gallons of whiskey three quarts of sherry three of rum eight quarts of ale and nine quarts of champagne at Tupper drug store 2431 Massachusetts Avenue. Later Captain McBride and three patrolmen raided James Devine's house 5 Fifth Street taking one and a half gallons of whiskey five and three quarters gallons of ale and three gallons of beer.
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Pullen
Cambridge
J. F. Murray
Division 1
Tupper
Massachusetts Avenue
James Devine
Fifth Street
McBride
Division 3
Knife Fight in Brookline Among Polish Farm Workers
Seven young Polish farmers and scavengers armed with knives and blackjacks fought on Hyde farm at Newton street Brookline just before 6 PM. Drunk from the day's drinking they caused an uproar until police arrived, and their recklessness avoided greater violence due to intoxication keeping them off balance.
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Hyde Farm
Newton Street
Brookline
Conor O Kelly Speaks on Ireland at Roxbury Meeting
Conor O Kelly M P from North Mayo described Ireland's condition and the League's achievements at a Dudley Street Opera House gathering. Speakers included John O Callaghan Dr Thomas J Dillon Dr P J Timmins and others as attendees subscribed to the parliamentary fund.
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Conor O’kelly
North Mayo
Ireland
Dudley Street Opera House
United Irish League of
United Irish League of America
Thomas J. Dillon
Boston Central Council
P. J. Timmins
Boston Central
United Irish League
Mr. Rogers In Boston Again
Henry H. Rogers returned to Boston and registered at the Touraine last evening. In today’s Supreme Court session more of his books are expected to be produced in the gas case. He was not communicative last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Page
Page
Weston
Samuel C. Bennett
Henry H. Rogers
Boston
Touraine
Supreme Court
Miss Driscoll Hosts Easter Party at 58 East Broadway
Miss Katherine Driscoll gave an Easter party at her home 58 East Broadway with 60 guests. Sister Mrs J A Devine and aunt Mrs Annie Chase assisted with reception as Austin Devine served as page. A musical program featured vocal and piano solos and recitations before a collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Driscoll
East Broadway
Driscoll
J. A. Devine
Annie Chase
Austin Devine
Alice Crawford
Margaret Griffin
Grace Clifford
Somerville
May
Florence Crawford
Margaret Leahy
Lulu Callahan
Marie and
Lena Crowley
Annie Sweeney
Annie Toomey
Annie I. Blosser
Robert A. Callahan
Thomas L. Ferris
Michael J. Reidy
John J. Tygomey
Edward J. Fitzgibbon
McMann
Walter L. Collins
John J. Merrigan
The
South Boston News
Miss Driscoll
Union Receptions and Dances This Month
Boston labor unions schedule receptions and balls this month. Notable events include Lodge 250 of the Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders holding its second annual ball April 18 at Deacon Hall, and several other unions hosting balls and social gatherings through mid-April at venues across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lodge 250
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
Orienta Hall
Roxbury
Electrotypers
Union 3
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cooks’ Union
Expressmen’s Union 307
George M. Gould
Paine Memorial Building
Cracker Bakers and Biscuit Workers’ Union 29
Lincoln Ball
Chelsea
Norfolk Golden Ale Aids Digestion and Appetite
A Norfolk product named Golden Ale is claimed to aid digestion and improve appetite. The note emphasizes digestive benefits and appetite improvement from consuming the ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Train Derailed Near Proctor After Broken Switch
A Montreal express bound for the north derailed three sleeping cars at Proctor Vermont after a broken switch. Two porters Harry Brooks and Samuel Ellis suffered scalp wounds and bruises and were taken to Proctor Hospital. Passengers escaped injury. The two-part Boston and New York sections joined at Rutland. Cars Mingbo Lucien and Leota were derailed.
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Rutland
Montreal
Proctor
Harry Brooks
Samuel Ellis
Proctor Hospital
Boston
New York
Mingbo
Lucien
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