Blood Wine testimonials from Essex Junction man and Conn. woman
A Burlington Daily News probe features Gilbert Harris of Essex Junction VT claiming Blood Wine saved his life after a liver congestion illness left him near collapse. He reports weight gain from 154 to 185 pounds and renewed strength. The second testimonial from Mrs Henry Brillon of Grosvenordale Conn describes nine years of debility and 25 pound regain after using Blood Wine. she permits broad use of her statement.
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Gilbert Harris
Essex Junction
Mr. Harris
Henry Brillon
Grosvenordale
Conn
Blood Wine touted as blood purifier and tonic in ads
A historical testimonial page extols Blood Wine as a cure and strengthener. Mrs Fanning of Fall River claims it rebuilt her after childbirth and gave it to her children. E S Lecky of Rochester credits partial bottles with curing rheumatism. Ads claim blood origin of disease and promise permanent relief at 50 cents a bottle.
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Hall Street
Fall River
Mass
Sam Fanning
Rochester
N. Y
E. S. Lecky
Sanford Street
Danderine
Knowlton Danderine CO
Chicago
Italian Fleeced on Steamer Deutschland Card Shark in Voyage
An Italian first cabin passenger aboard the Hamburg American steamship Deutschland reportedly lost 6000 francs to Doc Owens in a card game. He recovered only 100 when Owens was identified after arrival at Quarantine, while other passengers menaced the dealer who escaped.
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New York
Earl of
Owens
Driscoll Death Ruled Suicide in Brookline
Medical Examiner Swan of Cambridge ruled Joseph Driscoll of 27 School Street Brookline dead from suicide after found with his throat cut on the Charles River banks. Jeremiah Driscoll, the father, said there was no known reason for such an act and urged police investigation while noting his son had recently suffered a grip and acted strangely at times.
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Swan
Cambridge
Joseph Driscoll
School Street
Brookline
Charles
Jeremiah Driscoll
Mayor Glines Heads West Somerville Banquet
West Somerville Board of Trade hosts a banquet at Fraternity Hall Davis Square with 150 attendees. Mayor Glines Speaker Jones of the Senate and William Armstrong address the gathering while Rev J Van Garton offers a prayer.
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West Somerville Board of Trade
Fraternity Hall
Davis Square
Columbian Hall
Glines
Jones
Senate
Z i. Cliff
William Armstrong
E. Cliff
William Couden
Mayor Glines
Somerville Board of Trade
J. van Garton
Death of Miss Alexander Ongoing Inquest Findings
Miss Marion E. Alexander, forewoman at C. W. White & Co.’s factory, died by her own action. Manager Wilbur recalled a talk with her on Saturday and said she appeared not to be thinking clearly. He noted she was sensitive, overworked, and had been advised to rest.
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Wilbur
C. W. White & Co
Marion E. Alexander
Miss Alexander
Mr. Wilbur
Mr. Bean
Miss
Boy Killed Stealing Ride Near West First Street
A 12 year old boy, believed to be Daniel O'Connell, was run over and killed by a freight train on the New York New Haven Hartford line in the cut near West First street in South Boston yesterday afternoon. He was attempting to steal a ride.
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Daniel O’connell
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
West First Street
South
Boston
Vanderbilt's Lynx takes second in Prix Letang Saville
Paris April 6 W E Vanderbilt's Lynx with Nash Turner aboard finished second in the Prix Letang Saville at the St. Cloud meeting.
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Paris
W. E. Vanderbilt
Lynx
Nash Turner
St. Cloud
Embezzlement tale tied to Express Co ends with restitution
Italian depositors and the American Express Company are at the center of a case of alleged embezzlement said to involve a 1000 lire draft and missing funds. A Sicilian relative arrived to probe the matter while clerks reportedly face scrutiny. the firm allegedly made good the loss and covered travel costs for the visitor.
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American Express Company
Sicily
Express
Express Company
North Square
Roberto
New York
Genoa
Italy
Roosevelt's South Dakota Tour Delivers Twelve Speeches
President Roosevelt traversed South Dakota delivering twelve speeches in one day from Sioux Falls to Aberdeen. He emphasized tariff policy and national prosperity while noting broad audience support and visits from Senators Kittredge and Gamble and Representatives Martin and Burke. He called for tariff schedule updates and better labor understanding, praising the anthracite commission and urging model federal labor laws.
President Addresses Wage-Earners in Sioux Falls
The President arrives in Sioux Falls to a large reception and discusses labor and capital. He notes that self supporting farmers persist amid changing conditions for wage workers and capitalists in cities. He argues for organization and state action while warning on regulatory overreach.
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Sioux Falls
President Roosevelt Visits Mitchell in South Dakota
President Roosevelt made a flying visit to Mitchell South Dakota delivering a short address to a large crowd at the train. He spoke of general prosperity and his remarks drew hearty applause. En route he paused at Scotland Trip and Parkston where crowds gathered and school children waved flags at Scotland. The next stop was Aberdeen.
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S. D
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Kittredge and
Gamble
Martin and
Burke
Congress
Tulare
Yankton
Mitchell
Woonsocket
Scotland
Tripp
Parkston
Alpena
Redfield
Deadwood
Seth Bullock
Billings
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Bullock
Fargo
N. C
North Dakota
Trip
Parkstown
Ss. D
President Roosevelt Visits Yankton and Mitchell
President Roosevelt arrived in Yankton around noon and departed for Mitchell after a brief stay. He traveled with Senators Kittredge and Gamble from Sioux Falls and gave a short speech focused on local Western issues, avoiding broader topics.
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Yankton
S. D
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Kittredge and
Gamble
The Great Triscuit Biscuit Promoted by Grocers
An early 20th century advertisement touts Triscuit as a vitality boosting baked biscuit. Claims include lowering fatigue and aiding natural conditions with a sensational health pitch, urging grocers to stock the product.
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Ask Grocers
Smoke Blankets Boston in Dense Downtown Cloud
A persistent smoke nuisance enveloped Boston with a black pall over Washington Street and other business districts. A high wind drove the smoke downward while the Common near Park Street remained heavily shrouded, the downtown air unusually hazy throughout the day.
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Boston
Washington Street
Park Street
Forger Robinson Gone Brockton
Charles W. Robinson once linked to $200000 in forged notes was seen in Brockton after two weeks in New Bedford. He later claimed to teach at a Norwood Rhode Island school but did not appear at opening. Once a brokerage clerk and police court clerk, he used aliases, with partners exposing irregularities in 1890 and a Plymouth county indictment on file. He reportedly has parents in Sandwich and a wife in Minneapolis.
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Brockton
Charles W. Robinson
New Bedford
Robinson
Norwood
Emerson Goldthwaite
Sewall P. Howard
Plymouth County
C. R. Wilson
Sandwich
Minneapolis
Cambridge Veteran Firemen Elect Officers
S. M. Parsons was elected president of the Cambridge Veteran Firemen at the association meeting. Chief Thomas Casey of the Cambridge fire department was elected vice president. Guest Speaker Myers attended as an honorary member.
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S. M. Parsons
Cambridge Veteran Firemen
Thomas Casey
Cambridge Fire Department
Myers
Promotion and Appointment in Company B Fifth Infantry
Captain Facey announces Owen E. Tirrel as junior sergeant after promotions left a vacancy. Tirrel had been appointed corporal in February 1902.
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Facey
Company B
Fifth Infantry
Owen E. Tirrel
Mr. Tirrel
Hogan Wins Rolloff At Sudbury Alleys Event
Hogan captured first prize with 280 pins at the weekly Sudbury alleys rolloff. Chase took second with 267, Boutin third with 265, and Burdett finished fourth with 262.
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Sudbury Alleys
Hogan
Chase
Boutin
Burdett
Harvard Opens Season Today Hosts Trinity On Soldiers Field
Harvard begins its baseball campaign with a 4 pm game against Trinity at Soldiers Field. The infield features Matthews at short for Coolidge and Captain Clark in the box. Outfielders Ker nan Stillman and Daly fill left center and right. A postponed Maine game is set for Thursday in Cambridge with Colby to follow on Saturday.
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Trinity
Soldiers Field
Clarkson
Matthews
Coolidge
Hugh Kernan
Wendell
Stillman
Leo Daly
Kinaly to Compete Abroad in European Games
Frank M. Kinaly the country’s five mile champion will race in the international games to be held in Edinburgh Scotland late next month. He has been training lightly since April for the European event and travels with Jack McGarrity who also predicts victory for the Cambridge lad.
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Frank M. Kinaly
Edinburgh
Scot
Kinaly
Jack McGarrity
Cambridge
Gardner Defeats Maher in East Boston Bout
George Gardner of Lowell overwhelmed Peter Maher of Ireland in under one round at a Maverick A. C. event in East Boston. A towel was tossed to stop the fight, Gardner earning the victory as Maher failed to land a punch. Preliminaries featured Phillips defeating Devine and Mealy beating Ryan.
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George Gardner
Lowell
Peter Maher
Ireland
Maverick A. Co
Boston
Maher
Gardner
Peter
Young Phillips
Kid Devine
Ed Mealy
Ed Ryan
Young Lynch
Young Donovan
Donovan
Local Ring Fights End In Draws And Short Wins
Last night at the Sarsfield A. C. two boxers Kid Goodman and Billy Ryan of this city boxed eight fast rounds to a draw. Brooks defeated Kid Hart in six rounds while Jim McManus drew with Young Murray in six. Healy knocked out Kelliher in under three rounds.
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Sarsfield A. C
Kid Goodman
Billy Ryan
Young Brooks
Kid Hart
Jim McManus
Young Murray
Young Healy
Patsey Kelliher
Navy Athletics Order Provides Gear for All Warships
Charlestown Navy Yard reports an order issuing athletic outfits to every warship. Small vessels with crews of 99 or fewer receive baseballs bats mitts masks protectors and gear for boxing and football while larger ships get football suits and broadswords. Officers may obtain fencing outfits if desired. A board of officers will oversee the athletics rules.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Board of Officers
Mystery Death of American Woman in London
Mrs Mabel Townsend a wealthy American woman dies by shooting herself on the doorstep of her sister’s London home. She left a suicide note and expressed sorrow for the trouble her death would cause. Townsend, a noted dramatic teacher, formerly with the Alcazar Theatre in San Francisco. She resided on Fitzroy Street with her sister on nearby Litchfield Street.
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London
Mabel Townsend
San Francisco
Marathon Runner Begins 225 Mile Walk to Boston
Eugene Estoppey Jr of the Shamrock Harriers starts from New York aiming for Boston a 225 mile trek. He plans to reach the Hub in four days with a stop at New Haven tonight and hopes better conditioning for the April 20 B A A Marathon in which he seeks victory.
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New York
Eugene Estoppey, Jr
Shamrock Harriers of
Boston
New Haven
Estoppey
Aged Roxbury Woman In Critical Condition After Assault
Mrs Emeline Harrison, an elderly resident of 33 Taber Street Roxbury, was attacked and robbed Saturday afternoon. She remained in critical condition today under Dr William Shay care. Two men were arraigned before Judge Bolster and held for the grand jury in 3000 bond.
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Emeline Harrison
Taber Street
William Shay
Bolster
Roxbury
Harvard Class Lacrosse Upset Seals Junior Victory
The juniors defeated the seniors 5 to 1 in the first interclass lacrosse game at Harvard. The juniors advance to face the winner of the freshman sophomore match for the class championship.
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Harvard
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