Warner’s Safe Cure touted by Dr Leo Vogel in Kidney Disease claims
Rogers Park physician endorses Warner’s Safe Cure as the only absolute cure for kidney and bladder diseases including Bright's disease diabetes and gout. Ad copy touts safety vegetable content no narcotics and hospital use with 25 years of doctor approval and two bottle sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar. The piece urges purchases from drug stores or direct mail and warns against substitutes.
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Huntington Avenue
Boston
Mass
Warner
Leo Vogel
Rogers Park
Bright
Dr Wood Called Into Kidston Case
Police and District Attorney Stevens use Dr Wood to analyze pot contents and exhibits in the Kidston poisoning case. Miss Kidston faces Roxbury court next Tuesday with grand jury proceedings possible to decide indictment and trial posture.
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DR. Wood
Kidston Case
Stevens
Christina Kidston
Cynthia Perkins
Wood
Troops Deployed as Rome Awaits General Strike
In Rome on April 7 a looming general strike faces doubt over success as up to 40,000 workers may walk out while 300,000 others stay active or irritated by loss of earnings. Government pledges free choice to strike or work. Seven thousand additional troops arrive, mainly cavalry, to be kept in readiness.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Chamber of Deputies
M. Jaures
Devil's Island
Pellieux
M. Cavaignac
Henry
Rome
West Point Examination for Th District Residents
Examinations for admission to West Point will be held at South Boston High School on April 14 15 and 16. The physical exam is on Tuesday at 3 p m and the mental tests follow on Wednesday and Thursday at 3 p m.
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Congressional District
West Point
South Boston High School
Veteran Revere policeman Irving Hill dies at 56
Irving G. Hill, the oldest officer by service in Revere, died at his Winthrop avenue home in Beachmont last night. He was 56 and had 15 years of continuous service on the police force.
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Irving G. Hill
Revere
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
Parents Kidnap Their Own Children in Boston Suburb
Waltham April 7. George A Carpenter and wife of New York were arrested after abducting their two children. The kids were wards of the state and placed with Miss Edna Tryon of Waltham for care. Miss Tryon alleges the couple assaulted her and planned to take Katherine, Mabel, and another child. Court action scheduled for tomorrow.
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Waltham
George A. Carpenter
New York
Fay
Boston Society For the Prevention of
Middlesex County
Tryon
Carpenters
Nonantum Square
Watertown
Newton
Brighton
Miss Tryon
Carpenter
Little Katherine
Edna Tryon
Carver Street
the Post
Boston
Mabel
Edna
E. C. Caldwell
Prospect Avenue
Katherine
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Mr. Carpenter
Mrs. Caldwell
President Roosevelt praises Rhein family as model citizens
In St Paul Roosevelt accepts a Rhein family portrait from Mayor Smith. The 61 members include J P Rhein and spouse, their 9 children, 48 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren living within 50 miles. Roosevelt letters thanks Smith calling the family “the stuff” of good Americans.
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Rhein
ST. Paul, Minn
Roosevelt
R. A. Smith
J. P. Rhein
Washington County
Minnesota
Smith
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mr. Smith
New England Arrives in Charlestown After Gibraltar Delay
Dominion line steamship New England carrying 1733 passengers including 158% Italians, arrives at Hoosac Tunnel docks Charlestown after Gibraltar layover and 12 hours in port. Five icebergs sighted near Naples voyage. sailors and marines from Nagship Chicago and gunboat Machias aboard bound for pay. Landed passengers limited to saloon and second cabin marines. steerage includes about 160 women and 30 children among 1585 passengers.
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Dominion Line
New England
John James
Naples
Italy
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Gibraltar
United States
Chicago
Machias
Genoa
Byron Andrews
E. O. Kyle
W. H. Bain
Lucy Littell
W. H. Barker
A. McMillan
Barker
J. H. Merrick
A. N. Bedard
Merrick
J. T. Binkley
G. W. Minna
Paul Carson
J. W. Minns
H. Claflin
A. Miller
E. G. Cole
Cole
Frank A. Errico
Louis J. Errico
E. J. Ferguson
E. M. Ferguson
Harris
C. B. Herrick
C. B. Hodges
C. Humphreys
Humphreys
BE. Kempshall
Kempshall
BE. L. Kempshall
I. B. Kempshall
Canadian Club Smoker in Boston Attracts 150 Members
The Canadian Club of Boston held its second smoker with 150 members present. Vice President J F Masters acted as toastmaster in Henry Patterson’s absence. Performers included H J McMurray baritone, Charles H McIntyre with wit, Lincoln Essee a London minstrel with encores, and H I Belcher and R G Kilduff among others.
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Boston
Henry Patterson
J. F. Masters
H. J. McMurray
Charles ‘H. McIntyre
Edward
Lincoln Essee
London
H. R. Nichols
Mr. Johnson
R. G. Kilduff
United States
H. I. Belcher
Horse Show Tickets Sell Fast at Box Office Debut
Following a successful auction of boxes, general ticket sales began yesterday at Mechanics building box office. It was the fastest opening day for a Horse Show in the city with front row downstairs seats snapped up and strong balcony demand. Sales run daily 9 am to 6 pm until opening.
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Mechanics’ Building
Baby's Future Averted by Cuticura Treatment Claim
An advertisement extols Cuticura for infant skin and scalp disorders and hay fever symptoms, urging mothers to use Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for relief and cure. It cites global use and lists products including Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent with pricing and distributor details.
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Cuticua Revolvent
Columbus Ave
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Governor Moves to End Strike as Greek Crowd Clashes
The governor moves to end the strike with police dispersing a large Greek contingent in Little Canada. Demonstrators jeer as workers leave the Lawrence hosiery mills while 138 spinning frames restart and plans to demolish mules and install 15 new ring frames are announced.
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Coolidge and
Cheever
Little Canada
Tremont
Suffolk
Lawrence Mills
Canal
Cabot Street
Castle Square
Market Street
Nourse
Lawrence Company
Greeks Rally on Lowell Common Amid Strike Dispute
About a thousand Greeks gathered at Lowell Market Street and then moved to the common after police blocked a mass meeting. Constantine Anton, Greek society president, urged unity with the union and nonviolence as the strike demanded a 10 percent rise.
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Lowell
Market Street
Constantine Anton
Greek Society
Greece
Nton
Anton
National Mule Spinners Convene at Naomi Hall
The National Mule Spinners Association opened a three day convention in Naomi Hall Lowell delegates 45 from 36 districts with a record turnout. Michael Duggan presided Samuel Ross recorded proceedings and the group opposed raising the per capita tax. Lowell strike looms as a potential issue for today’s session.
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National
Lowell
Weather delays and baseball notes from the era
Harvard games postponed due to rain and multiple baseball notes from New York to Brookline. Fred O'Brien to pitch for Manhattan College against the Giants in New York. rosters, managers, contract talks, and player opinions feature across teams like Roxbury Olneyville Glenwood Collins and Rochester.
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Harvard
Fred O’brien
Boston
Manhattan College
Giants
New York
Roxbury
Olneyville
R. J
Fields
Glenwood
Cambridge
Sporting Room
Joseph Smart
Collins
Huntington Avenue
New York American
Joe Gavin
Gavin
O'Neil Brothers
Cardinals
Reidy
Kahboe
Browns
St. Louis
Harry Gleason
Ban Johnson
Comiskey
Killilea
Arthur Irwin
Rochester
Mike Tiernan
Buck Ewing
Lajoie
Tiernan
New York City
Powers
Brookline
John J. Ryan
Washington Street
Labor Begins Label Campaign in Boston Area
Organized labor launches an education campaign to promote the union label. The first target is women’s shoes with merchants urged to display union made goods. Representatives visit Boston merchants and plans extend across New England and nationwide. Secretary Henry Abrahams says merchants have not refused label display and credits sanitary conditions.
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Boston
New England
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
Labor seeks Franklin Institute in Boston akin to Cooper Union
Labor leaders plan an appeal to Governor John L Bates to help establish a Franklin Institute in Boston similar to New York’s Cooper Union. They want the Franklin fund used for this purpose and aim to make the project a state concern to avoid local politics. The effort targets land on Boylston Street near the Institute of Technology, with Jamaica Plain as a potential move if space opens.
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John L. Bates
Boston
Cooper Union of
New York
Franklin Fund
Central Labor Union
Boylston Street
Institute of Technology
Jamaica Plain
Collins
Franklin Institute
Cigar Makers Pay Over $4000 for Death Benefits
The death of J. Frieshaben of Cigarmakers Union 9 at Carney Hospital marks the fourth union death since April 1. In three months ten members have died, with families receiving death benefits from $650 to $760, total over $4000 paid since January 1.
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J. Frieshaben
Cigarmakers’ Union 9
Carney Hospital
Cigarmakers’ Union
Jay
Ogilve Elected Barber Delegate to MA Convention
Journeymen Barbers Local 18 last night elected John Ogilve as delegate to the Massachusetts Journeymen Barbers convention to be held April 2 at Milford.
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Journeymen Barbers
John Ogilve
The
Massachusetts Journeymen Barbers
Milford
M'Fadden Breaks Walcott in Criterion Club Boutcard
George McFadden of New York defeated Belfield Walcott of this city in 15 rounds at the Criterion Athletic Club. Matty Baldwin scored a win over Frank Adams in 10 rounds, and Albert Delmont beat Johnny Sheehan in eight rounds.
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Criterion Athletic Club
George McFadden
New York
Belfield Walcott
Matty Baldwin
Frank Adams
Albert Delmont
Johnny Sheehan
Wakefield Thrashes Beverly Team 83 to 6 in Court Clash
In Wakefield on April 7, Company A routed Company E of Beverly 83 to 6 in a basketball game. Company A dominated from the opening whistle, controlling tempo and scoring early and often. The Beverly squad struggled to mount a single sustained offensive push throughout.
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Wakefield
Company A
Company E
Beverly
Cured Asthma After Koch Lung Cure Treatment in Boston
Stephen Ballas of Roxbury Massachusetts recalls years of bronchitis and asthma relief after a week at 861 Boylston Street Boston. He reports full recovery within three months with no medicines and no time lost from work. He offers to provide a verbal testimonial to interested readers.
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Boston
Boylston St
Stephen Ballas
Weston St
Roxbury
Mass
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