Nerve Tonic Paine's Celery Compound Promoted
The ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a spring restorer that strengthens nerves and purifies blood. It claims fatigue, insomnia, constipation, and poor appetite improve after use, with a testimonial from Mrs. Nellie R. Baker. It also notes a related court alibi ruling concerning Tucker and a drowned bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Petty
Paine
Huron St
Indianapolis
Nellie R. Baker
Springfield, Vt
Tucker Proved Alibi At Midnight
Weston, April 5. Charles L. Tucker of Auburndale was detained for four hours at Newton police HQ while officers questioned his whereabouts on the day Mabel Page of Weston was murdered. He provided an alibi near Noon Thursday and was released, eliminated from the case per General Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Bride
Charles Raver
Weston
General Whitney
State Police
Fletcher
Newton
Charles L. Tucker
Auburndale
Mabel Page
Page House
Mabel Walker
St. Louis
Whitney
Rhodes
Dunham
Tucker Despondent After Wife's Death in Charles River
Joseph Emerson recalls Tucker's agitation after the murder of Miss Page. At 1:30 p.m. Saturday Tucker hurried from the Metropolitan boat house along Auburndale road toward Weston while others, including Miss Kitty Conley, noted his hat in hand and bow as they discussed the case. He had worn a knife before but carried none recently, and his despondency has deepened since his wife drowned two years ago in the Charles River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Page
Joseph Emerson
Post
Ollie Kingsley
Metropolitan Boat House
Tucker
Auburndale
Weston
Kitty Conley
Charles River
Mrs Brown Secludes After Page Murder Cousin Link
Mrs Charles A Brown of Walcott Street hides in seclusion at her Auburndale home amid rumors tying her to the murder of Mabel Page. Police and neighbors report heavy security as investigators press for clues and the case draws local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Charles A. Brown
Walcott Street
Mabel Page
Sorrowful Weston funeral for Mabel Page
Sorrow-laden Weston honors Mabel Page with a townwide funeral as businesses close and flags fly at half-mast. Police cordon, cautious access, and services led by Rev. John Mattison at Church of the Messiah, Auburndale, followed by burial at Forest Hills Cemetery. Casket lay flower laden in the front parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Page
Mabel Page
John Mattison
Church of the Messiah
Auburndale
Forest Hills Cemetery
Funeral Obsequies for Murdered Woman Near Lake Cemetery
Mourners gathered for the funeral of a murdered young woman as a prayerful procession moved through town. Police guarded the grounds while Harold Page and the grieving family faced a somber burial near a lake, with floral tributes and an unmarked Page family lot partly hidden by bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Page
Page
Striking Glove Makers Freed After Labor Union Action
Two glove makers from Gloversville New York who had been jailed as vagrants during a raid on cheap lodging houses were released in Boston on the order of Dennis D Driscoll president of the Boston Central Labor Union. They had been held at Bridgewater for weeks and were deemed industrious and seeking work. The Central Labor Union voted at its Sunday meeting to secure their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
N. Y
Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston Central Labor Union
Bridgewater
Central Labor Union
Engineers threaten strike at Puritan Brewery
A sub-committee of the Engineers' Union 16 was appointed to press management of Puritan Brewery to reinstate an engineer discharged without cause. The executive committee meets tomorrow. if no satisfactory reply is received, a strike will be ordered for Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers’ Union
Puritan
Duel Among Democrats in Okla Ends in Fatal Shooting
At a Democratic convention in Lawron Oklahoma Colonel Hawkins was shot three times by Editor Russell. A suspect, Tucker, was taken for cross examine after witnesses placed him near the Page family. Tucker's alibi was corroborated by other witnesses, and the case drew heavy newspaper attention at the Brown residence where Ruth Page and Augustus Page relatives resided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawron
Okla
Hawkins
Russell
Dorchester Man Charles Lynch Weds Marie Thornton in New York Bride
Charles A. Lynch of Dorchester, a well known young man, married yesterday afternoon to Miss Marie C. Thornton of New York. A reception followed at the Adams House in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lynch
Dorchester
Marie C. Thornton
New York
Adams House
Constipation Cured by Iron-Ox Tablets Claims
An ad asserts Iron-Ox Tablets permanently cure constipation by toning the stomach and bowels rather than using purgatives. It states tablets are a tonic laxative, not a stimulant and that relief is gradual but certain, with a 50 tablet case priced at 25 cents from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co., Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Peruna praised by a pastor's wife and supporters
A letter from Mrs Anna B Fleharty of Chicago recounts her improved health after using Peruna for pelvic catarrh and related female ailments. Endorsing figures include Dr Hartman and testimonials from Mrs Esther M Milner and Congressman T M Mahon. The ad urges readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Anna B. Fleharty
Galesburg
Ill
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Nebraska
Chicago
Fleharty
Peruna
Hartman
America
Esther M. Milner
DeGraff
Ohio
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambersburg
Lohengrin Opens Boston Opera Season With New Cast
The Metropolitan Opera under Heinrich Conried opened a two week season at the Boston Theatre with Wagner Lohengrin. New to Boston are Mme Ackie Elsa and Miss Walker Ortrud, both praised for vocal power and stage presence. Pelix Mottl conducts with masterful control, eliciting exceptional orchestral performance. Tonight Carmen follows with Calve in the title role and a large audience attends. Seat sales begin Thursday for Aida on Monday and a sacred concert next Sunday with Metro artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera Company
Heinrich Conried
Boston Theatre
Wagner
BISA
Mme
Arkte
Ammins Walker
Siau
Ots
Heinrich der Vogler
Cena Ee Ees Sicaes
Boston
Elsa
Paris Grand Opera
Ehiedy
Dresden
Christiania
Ackie
Miss Walker
Vienna
Mr. Conried
Ortrud
Goritz
Telramund
Messrs. Bluss
Muhlmann
Bizet
Carmen
Mile. Calve
Lawrence McCarty
Aida
Mmes. Gadski
Homer
Poehlmann
Messrs. Dippel
Campanari
Pol Plancon
Masiero
Gustav Hinrichs
Four Hundred Dollar Boxes At Boston Horse Show Auction
The Boston Horse Show auction at Leonard's on Bromfield Street sold 67 of 69 boxes for 400 dollars each, with premiums from 25 to 300 dollars. Each box seats six and is worth 100 dollars besides the premium. Attendance included Mrs. J. De Forest Danielson and Thomas W. Lawson who bid. The show runs April 18 to 28 at Mechanics' Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Leonard's
Bromfield Street
J. de Forest Danielson
Thomas W. Lawson
H. G. Stanton
J. Hecht
Lawson
Mechanics’ Building
Fire Suppression Saves Family At South Boston Home
Shortly after 11 last night a blaze at 115 West Eighth Street South Boston where Mrs. Mary Parry, 55, lived broke out while occupants slept. Citizens and firemen pulled them from the flames with Parry removed unconscious to Carney Hospital. Damage estimated at about $90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Eighth Street
South
Boston
Mary Parry
Concord Club to Stage Ward 12 Ball at Copley Hall
The Concord Club of Ward 12 will hold its annual ball at Copley Hall on April 21. James H. Doyle, chairman of the Board of Aldermen, serves as president. Mayor Collins and other notable politicians have accepted invitations to attend.
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Concord Club
Ward 12
James H. Doyle
Board of
Aldermen
Copley Hall
Collins
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Mrs. Brown
Wmiss Page
Ely
Lowney’s
Los Angeles
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Gilman
Hart
Frank
Division 138
Bond Street
Samuel C. Bennett
Herbert Parmelee
Kitty Connelly
Lester Fletcher
Brown
Augustus Page
James H. Reed
Boylston Street
Brookline
Arthur and
Horatio
Philo Happewaiting Co
Afayette St
Newark
N. J
T. M. Mahon
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Anna_ B. Fleharty
Brooklyn
Chase
L. Morgan
Decatur St
Woodward's Drug Store
Tremont St
Chase Mfg. Co
Newburg
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