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An advertisement for a ten day free trial of a morphine and opiate cure by the ST JAMES SOCIETY. It promises complete cures through a “clean medicine” with confidential correspondence, testimonials from cured patients, and wide distribution to physicians and sanitariums.
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ST. James Society
Homer
N. Y
F Wimely
General Offices
Suite No
Broadway
New York
Blood-stained knife linked to Mabel Page murder case
The knife found in the stream near the Page home is now part of the state's case against an unknown murderer. Officials note it may have been used in the slaying. district attorney Sanderson and Chief Shaw discuss acceptance as evidence while Dr Mead initially refused.
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The
Post
Page
Mabel Page
George A. Sanderson
Middlesex County
Joseph E. Shaw
Watertown
J. A. Mead
Dr. Mead
Ayer
Fred Merritt Stiles
Waltham
Massachusetts District Police
Shaw
Bar of Justice
Auburndale
Boston
Mead
Office of
Mr. Shaw
Fish Fleet at T Wharf Reports Large Fresh Catch
Twenty schooners and sloops arrived with 4166 800 pounds of mixed fish totaling haddock cod hake pollock and cask. Dock sales set at offshore and shore rates with specific prices for cod hake and cask. Vessel list includes Alcina Mattakeesett Mortis H Perry Mary Edith Evelyn L Smith and more. captains Maurice Powers Dexter Malone and Guy Malone noted. James P Chandler returns to sea life after farming stint as chief steward for Maine Steamship Co.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Maurice Powers
Benjamin F. Philips
Dexter Malone
Manhassett
Pennans
Guy Malone
James P. Chandler
Maine Steamship Company
Port arrivals and vessel movements at local harbor
The Leyland line steamer Philadelphian after a 13 day voyage from London arrives 36 hours late at Hoosac Tunnel docks. The Cunard liner Ivernis expected with 1553 passengers, 1390 steerage. Barkentine John Emery arrives from Rosario 46 days from Point India. Chief Mate Redding hospitalized in Vineyard. Seven masted schooner Thomas W Lawson brings 8000 tons coal from Newport News. Estelle Phinney towed in from Norfolk by Juno and Confidence. US shipbuilding totals show 1777 vessels and 55,086 gross tons for quarter ending March 31 versus 58,588 gross tons and 187 vessels prior year.
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Er Bay State
Boston
Portland
Eastern Steamship Company
Leyland Line
Dickinson
London
Hoosac Tunnel
Cunard
Ivernis
Wooster
Barkentine
John
Emery
Rosario
Point India
Platte
Mercury
Vineyard
Redding
Thomas W. Lawson
Newport News
Juno
Confidence
William Wilkie
Nellie
Estelle Phinney
Norfolk
United States
Landsman
Shipping News Almanac April Port Arrivals and Departures
Sail and steamship listings summarize arrivals at various ports including Romanic Hambleton Alexandria Naples Gibraltar and Azores with passengers and cargo for White Star line and other lines. Vessels cleared for Liverpool New York Fernandina Savannah and other ports, plus schooners and barges released and berthed.
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Antwerp
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Sylvania
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Eng
Boston
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N. S
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C. B
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Norfolk
Indian
Philadelphia
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Whitney
Lillie
Puerto Plata
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Baker Palmer
May Exhume Girl's Body In Weston Murder Case
Chief Joseph F. Shaw said he would send the knife found near Mabel Page's Weston home to Harvard's Professor Wood for microscopic testing to determine if human blood is present and whether the weapon matches the fatal wounds. He kept options open on disinterring the body, stating he may pursue proof if the knife is linked to the crime. He refused to release the note's full text or allow a photo, noting handwriting expert needs examination. The inquiry continues as officers seek evidence to identify the killer.
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Joseph F. Shaw
State Police
Post
Mabel Page
Weston
Professor Wood
Harvard
Miss Page
Page
Chief Shaw
Wood
Harvard College
Fred Merritt Stiles
Shaw
Weston detectives press on with Page murder case
Police visit Cutter house with Dr. Frost and Mrs. Tyler amid nervous health concerns. Detectives say the inquiry aims to question Miss Cutter and Mrs. Tyler, with no evidence against neighbors. The hunt shifts to locals as the season’s clues point to someone in or near Weston.
Chief Shaw Praises Knife Evidence In Page Murder Probe
Chief Shaw lauds a Post presented knife as a key link in the investigation into Miss Page’s murder. He says Boston newspapers show public spirit aiding officers and orders no patrols at the Page house, while dispatching the knife for expert analysis.
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Shaw
Post
Boston
Miss Page
Wood
Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Health Boost
Advertisement copy touts immediate improvements in thin children through Scott's Emulsion, claiming better results and ongoing benefits for small bodies.
Police Question Weston Women in Murder Probe
Detectives questioned Miss Susie Cutter and Mrs. Tyler near the Cutter house to learn if locals saw the mysterious man or strangers on the road connected to the Page murder. The Cutter family, close to the Pages, provided limited clues as they watched South avenue, with Miss Cutter later detailing what she observed at the Page house after Mr. Page summoned help. Dr. Horace B. Frest of Weston accompanied the investigators during the inquiry.
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Mrs. Tyler
Leonard
Wellesley Street
Miss Page
Page
Weston
Cutter
Sage
South Avenue
Page House
J. S. Leonard
Auburndale
Susie Cutter
Miss Cutter
Waltham
Whitney and
Dunham
Cutters
Pages
Goves Bills Turned Down By City Committee
Jesse M Gove proposed two measures to reorganize the street department and the city auditor office but the committee on cities reported unanimously leave to withdraw The panel refused to refer the matters to the General Court despite Gove request A hearing will be held for Guy Andrews Ham on a board of public works before reporting leave to withdraw
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Jesse M. Gove
Committee On Cities
Gove
Guy Andrews Ham
Board of Public Works
Eaton Tilton wedding at East Boston home
Harold B. Eaton and Miss Winona Tilton were married at the Tiltons’ home 15 Princeton street East Boston last night. Rev. Frederick Woods of Lynn performed the ceremony as relatives and friends gathered. Best man George Wheeler of Farmington Missouri and maid of honor Celia Tilton, the bride’s sister, led a bridal party of six Wellesley classmates.
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Harold B. Eaton
Winona Tilton
Frank H. Tilton
Princeton Street
Boston
Frederick Woods
Lynn
George Wheeler
Farmington
Celia
Wellesley
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