Eliot Not Refusing British Mission Yet Plans Unclear
President Eliot shows interest in metropolitan affairs charter hearings and the new city charter bill. He will resume active college life with talks at Harvard events while awaiting a May 1 completion of his remodeled Wyeth home. The Emperor of Japan has awarded him the Order of the Rising Sun, first class.
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Gardiner Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A Gardiner Maine woman reports being cured of severe female troubles after three months with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The ad touts the remedy as a safe alternative to surgical operation and urges trials for female health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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United States
Lydia Brinkham
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
A roundup of church events in Boston and Cambridge includes a Knights Templars service at Shawmut Congregational Church with De Molay Commandery as guests, union Holy Thursday service at Bromfield Street Methodist, and a last Lent organ recital by William Lester Bates at Union Congregational Church. The week features evangelistic meetings at Clarendon Street Baptist, Easter sermons by Rev. Fitch, organ recitals by Professor Krumpeln, and pulpit exchanges between Tufts Divinity School and Second Unitarian Church.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
de Molay Commandery
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
People’s Temple
Temple Street Methodist Church
Union Congregational Church
William Lester Bates
Florence Connor
Ross Hall Maynard
John Weaver Weddell
Chapman Band of Evangelists
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
H. J. Krumpeln
Eliot
Newton
Professor Krumpelh
Harmon
Tufts College Divinity School
Second Unitarian Church
Cambridge
Bicknell
Medford Hillside
Seal Catch A Failure In Gulf Of St Lawrence
The sealing steamer Harlan reported an apparent failure of the seal catch in the Gulf of St. Lawrence as it arrived in St. John's with an empty hold. The report comes from April 4 and reflects a poor season for sealing activity.
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Man Jumps to Death at Niagara Falls
An unidentified man about 38 years old leaped from Luna Island into the Niagara River this afternoon. A crowd of onlookers watched him swept over the falls as rescue efforts were not successful.
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Marine Eye Remedy An Eye Tonie Soothes Ailing Eyes
The item titled Marine Eye Remedy promises soothing relief for irritated eyes. It claims quick comfort and gentle action, aiming to alleviate redness and dryness with a tonie style formulation.
Merchants Question Freight Rate Meeting
Members of the Merchants Association say they cannot understand the railroads action. President James J. Storrow and transportation chair Charles J. Jones both withhold opinion, while a prominent businessman calls the story a fake aimed at pressuring Massachusetts lawmakers. The meeting concerns differential rates by southern railroads and their impact on New England commerce and possible legislative remedies.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Auto Smash Near Marlboro Injures Three
In Marlboro Massachusetts three people were hurt when a car skidded in mud on the Boston and Worcester road. Mrs Abbie Hewitt 74 of Worcester is in critical condition with a shoulder fracture and scalp wounds. Mrs Fannie A Dunton of Millbury has a rib fracture and Frank Temple of Braintree is bruised. The MacDonalds escaped injury.
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Worcester
Frank Temple
Braintree
C. J. MacDonald
Runaway Hack Causes Fright in Roxbury Streets
Two bay horses, terrified by flying papers, pulled a driverless hack through Roxbury yesterday noon. Crowds from the Immanuel Church fled as the animals careened along Mayfair and Kilmore streets, narrowly avoiding a fatal collision before a firefighter halted them with a 40 foot drag at Warren Street.
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Woman Foretold Death Then Died in Bayonne Church
Mrs Barbera Fushke of 48 East Twenty seventh street Bayonne forecast her death before the first services at St Josephs Church Avenue E and Twenty fifth street. She prayed yesterday afternoon and died an hour after returning home from heart trouble. Her sons Joseph and John witnessed her calm acceptance.
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Saratoga Street
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Boston
Louis M. Cobar
Springer Street
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Dorchester
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Hootencourt
Church of the Assumption
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Thomas
Catherine Minnigan
Orleans Street
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Roxbury
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Bertha Goethe
Columbus Avenue
Tate
Germania Lodge of Masons
Prince Henry German Veteran Association
Milroy
Edward, Hueband
Hattie Milroy
Saratoga Place
Patterson
John J. Patteren Phasrine
Port Hill
Hitchcock Critically Ill in Washington
Former Interior Secretary Ethan Allen Hitchcock lies critically ill at the Washington home of his son in law Commander W S Sims USN and grave fears for his recovery are entertained.
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Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Gloucester Fishermen Saved From Heavy Load Off Thatchers Island
Julius Pimento Edward Gardner and Louis Pimento hauled a massive catch off Thatchers Island when their power dory could not move the weight. The Emily Cooney crew rescued them after spotting a distress flag and securing the damaged vessel and its cargo. They made harbor at Gloucester after a tense sea rescue.
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Julius
Commission urges stricter care of insane patients at State House
A 1:30 PM meeting at the State House will discuss paroling and discharging patients from insane asylums. The Guild commission, formed after the fatal attack by Frederick Steele on Edward Cohen, aims to tighten discharge rules and improve care of state wards.
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Frederick Steele
Edward Cohen
Dennis Driscoll
George T. Tuttle
Waverley
H. R. Stedman
Brookline
NEED OF CHURCH UNITY REV W H VAN ALLEN PREACHED
The Rev. William H. Van Allen of the Church of the Advent preached on church unity before a large crowd. He cited causes of disruption and offered remedies, likening the church to a river cleansing the world and calling for ceaseless prayer for unity among Christians.
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Sin in Boston Sermon Warns of Wide Degradation
Reverend W W Bustard preached at Dudley Street Baptist Church that sin in Boston is as defiling as anywhere, warning of three types of sinners and urging salvation amid perceived urban degradation among the rich and poor alike.
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Athens
America
Tremont Set Record With Single Stop Voyage
The steamer Tremont, formerly Boston owned, arrived in New York after a 61 day Seattle to New York trip of 14 000 miles with only one stop at Santa Lucia in the Straits of Magellan. The Tremont and Shawmut were purchased by the government for 1 157 000 dollars for canal zone service.
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Acrobatic Police Raid Nets Ten Rubesin Roxbury Club
A gambling raid at the Avon Associates clubhouse on Tremont Street Roxbury early yesterday morning led to ten arrests. Officers reached the second floor clubhouse via a roof exit forming a human ladder and entered through a second story window. Two men were jailed for gaming on the Lord's day and eight for being present where gaming utensils were found.
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Jeffries Absence Triggers Riot Outside Commonwealth Hall
A near riot occurred in front of Commonwealth Hall in Mast Boston when James J. Jeffries failed to appear at a sacred concert. About a thousand people blocked streetcars as organizers refunded admission fees and the hall closed. Jeffries departed for New York at midnight. locals blamed a misunderstanding.
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Illicit Whiskey Run Suspected to Rise in South
Washington April 4. Internal Revenue officers believe the temperance movement has strengthened in the South and led to more violations of internal revenue laws in illicit whiskey distillation.
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Hotel job led by ex convict planned burglary at Somerset
Police hint at arrest in connection with an attempted burglary at the Hotel Somerset Saturday in Colonel Haskell’s suite. An ex convict recently discharged from Charlestown is said to be involved, with a dragnet for a man seen in South Sand and Back Bay areas.
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Brooks Takes Office Today In Cambridge Inauguration
William F. Brooks will be sworn in as Mayor of Cambridge by Judge Almy this morning. The Rev. Father Coughlin will open with a prayer. Inauguration will be simple with a brief address and a public reception afterward. No invitations issued. Citizens may attend.
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Third District Court
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Watertown
Mayor Hibbard Opposes Salome in Boston
Mayor Hibbard declared he will not allow the opera Salome to be staged in Boston under any circumstances. He called Boston a Catholic city and said Salome should be tabooed especially during Holy Week. He spoke to about 700 attendees, mostly women, at Roxbury Neighborhood House and praised a Ward 17 playground proposal.
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Five Alienists Visit Jordan For Sanity Examination
Five doctors and alienists visited Chester S. Jordan, the alleged wife murderer, at East Cambridge jail to assess his sanity. The scene drew hundreds near the jail amid Mullins case excitement. Rumors spread about Mantir, the Greek, and a possible suicide attempt, but doctors gave no public statement. Jordan’s health appears good despite months of confinement.
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Fear Schooner Virginia Missing Off Halifax Voyage
Anxious search follows the Virginia a three mast schooner from Boston to Halifax on March 24. The 144 ton vessel with pitch cargo and a crew of 10 under Captain Publicover has not been reported, despite three to four day expected passage.
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Henry Russell Rejoins Boston Opera House Team
Henry Russell director of the Boston Opera House returned to Boston yesterday from a European tour. He will lead star performers Olga Oliska Sham beaux H. T. Hansen and G. Balestrini in the first Boston season as he outlines elaborate plans for the company.
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Drunkenness remedy advertised by Dr Brown in Boston
Dr Brown promotes a Colonial Remedy claimed to cure drunkenness regardless of duration. The product costs $1.00 and is sold in drug stores or by mail with a free trial package and free advice. Contact 180 Tremont Street in Boston for details.
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Boylston St
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