Gloria Tonic Promises Free Rheumatism Cure From Milwaukee
A Milwaukee offer claims Gloria Tonic can cure all forms of rheumatism without harsh side effects. John A. Smith invites readers to request a free trial box and a comprehensive rheumatism book, endorsed by notable figures and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Quintero
University of Venezuela
K E. H. Plumacher
United States
Maracaibo
Macadam
Surgeons’ Hall
Edinburgh
Health
London
Germania Building
Milwaukee, Wis
Shamrock II Beats Old Boat in Windward Trials
Shamrock III defeated Shamrock I in two trial races off Weymouth with better windward performance. Times show a two minute lead after seven miles and a further minute gain in the second run. Measured course to follow with potential 15 mile leeward and return tomorrow if conditions permit.
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Weymouth
Eng
Shamrock III
Shamrock I
Shamrocks
Shambles
Leeward
Erin
Shamrock
Shamrock SL
Mark
Shamrock NT
Ae Itane
Windward
George L. Watson
Saltmaker Ratsey
Teen Eene
Ross Mystery Grows Deeper in Lynn Case
David Ross faced an arraignment in the District Court on a charge of being an accessory to a criminal operation linked to his wife’s death. His wife’s body was exhumed for an autopsy by Medical Examiner Pinkham and Newhall, revealing no septic signs and leaving authorities puzzled.
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Lynn
David Ross
EK. P. Wing
Pinkham
Ross
Wing
Mayor Collins Battles City Purchases And Vetoes
The report notes bribe rumors of 2000 dollars and bids to buy property for Mt. Hope Cemetery like the Holbrook farm. Mayor Collins vetoed multiple appropriations, while aldermen passed them. It accuses certain Board of Aldermen of misusing liberty for personal gain and inflated city deals.
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Collins
Holbrook
Mt. Hope Cemetery
South Boston
Ward 8
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Hair growth miracle promised by famed doctor chemist
The Altenheim Medical Dispensary led by a renowned physician announces a compound that grows hair on any bald head within a night. It claims instant stopping of hair loss in one hour and offers free trial packages sent to all who write with a 2 cent postage stamp to Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim
Ife
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Foao
Cincinnati
Ohio
Weld Crews Win Again In Interclub Regatta
Weld Boat Club crews from Weld Junior and Weld Senior defeated Newell in two races on the Charles River. The juniors led from the start, finishing about three lengths ahead in 10 minutes 2% seconds despite rain. The seniors won by two lengths in 10 minutes 13 seconds, amid wet conditions that slowed all boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Weld Boat Club
Charles
Weld
Newell
Fire Traps Forty In South Boston Blaze
A South Boston fire threatens forty lives as smoke fills a building between the first and second floors. Two women faint inside the home were rescued by Captain Smith and Lieutenant Mulligan, carried down ladders and revived in Devine's barroom with artificial respiration. damage is put at no more than 1500 dollars due to a defective chimney.
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Smith
Mulligan
Devine
Whittaker Wright Held For Extradition Papers
Whittaker Wright the London financier and promoter was arraigned for examination before United States Commissioner Alexander in New York. His counsel sought dismissal on the extradition question and on the claim the crime was not extraditable, but the motion was denied and the hearing adjourned to April 16 for more papers from Great Britain.
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New York
Whittaker Wright
London
London and Globe Finance Company
United States
Alexander Today
Wright
United States Supreme Court
Great Britain
President Roosevelt Begins Restful Yellowstone Expedition
President Roosevelt, with John Burroughs, enters Yellowstone Park for a 16 day rest from public duties. He will stay at Major Pitcher’s headquarters with daily contact to Secretary Loeb but no routine communications. Camp facilities are set, guards patrol trails, and the party plans travel to St. Louis and the Pacific coast on April 24.
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Cinnabar
Mon
Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Loeb
John Burroughs
Washington
Major Pitcher
Gardner
Third Cavalry
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Spinners Indorse Strike At National Convention
The National Mule Spinners Association delegates voted unanimously to back the Lowell Woonsocket and Manville textile strikes. A circular detailing causes of the Lowell dispute will be sent to unions across the United States and Canada.
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National
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Moosup
Conn
Lawrence, Waltham
Dover
N. H
Somersworth
Manchester
Suncook
Executive Council
Patrick Mahoney
Cigar Makers’ Union 97
Jonas Weener
Cigar Makers’ Labor Committee
Roosevelt Made Honorary Member of Humane Society
Washington April 8 The Washington Humane Society elected President Roosevelt an honorary member in recognition of his message to Congress urging kindness toward Army cavalry and artillery horses.
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Washington
The
Washington Humane Society
Roosevelt
Congress
The Old South Clothing House Reopens at Hanover Street
The Old South clothing store returns in a six story building at 68 and 70 Hanover street opposite Elm street next to the American House. The store invites patrons to a concert this afternoon as it opens in a prime Boston retail location near Washington Tremont and Portland streets.
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Old South Clothing
Old South Church
Washington Street
Hanover Street
Elm Street
Washington
Tremont Row
Portland Street
Boston
Jeffries Winter Club Hosts Ladies Night Entertainment
The Jeffries Winter Club of East Boston held a ladies night with about 200 members and their guests in the clubhouse hall. Violinist Carl Pierce and cellist Leon Van Vliet performed selections including violin and cello solos and pieces from the Prince of Pilsen.
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Jeffries Winter Club
East Boston
Carl Pierce
Leon van Vliet
Prince of Pilsen
Blood Wine Promises Cure For Common Ailments In Women
Ad promotes Blood Wine as a health tonic for tired and ailing women, claiming it improves blood health and removes the cause of many diseases. Testimonies from Mrs. H Elizabeth Marsh, Mrs. Bertha Sanborn, and Mrs. Warren praise cure of fatigue, womb troubles, and general weakness. Bottles cost fifty cents and are available locally.
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H Elizabeth Marsh
Isabella Street
Boston
Mass
Bertha Sanborn
Germain Street
Howard Warren
Main Street
Concord
N. H
Lowell Investigation Opens Over Cotton Industry Labor Dispute
The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation begins hearings in Lowell at City Hall to weigh a 10 percent wage demand. Mill workers and employers show mutual distrust toward any board decision, while Textile Council leaders and other observers plan to attend. Police dispersed a crowd of several hundred Greeks near Lawrence Hosiery Company as authorities urged calm.
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Lowell
State Board of Arbitration
Charles Dana Palmer
Yuill
Textile Council
Conroy
Connell
Tremont and Suffolk Mill
Thomas
Boott Mill
State Board
Lawrence Hosiery Company
Americans Play Well Against Cadets in Lexington
The Boston American League team impressed with strong battery work in a one sided game against Kentucky State College Cadets in Lexington. Buck Freeman homered, Winters pitched, Farrell caught, and Jimmy Collins praised for guiding a talented lineup that impressed about 600 spectators.
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Lexington
Kentucky State College
Jimmy Collins
Bostonians
Collins
Buck Freeman
Winters
Farrell
North Shore Strikes Spread Across Salem Area
Salem April 8 The plumbers join carpenters and painters on strike demanding $3.50 for an eight hour day and banning apprentices and pipers. They refuse to work on sites with non union workers. About 75 plumbers strike in Salem and nearby towns. The movement covers the north shore district and is seen as growing in scope.
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Salem
Peabody
Beverly
North Shore
Landers House Party Sees Attendees From Somerville Circle
An enjoyable gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Landers 48 School street Somerville drew alderman Ralph Landers and many local residents including Mr. and Mrs. William F. Stewart Enos Tedford Miss Grace Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wyman and others. A supper was served then a musicale followed.
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A. F. Landers
School Street
Somerville
Ralph Landers
William F. Stewart
Enos Tedford
William F. Almeda
Grace Wyman
Charles B. Wyman
Caldwell
Fred Caldwell
Blanding
Warburg
A. Glennie
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Owen Herbert Quirk
Victoria Road
Aldershot
Charterhouse
E.C
Rue de la Paix
Paris
R. Towns & Co
Sydney
Potter Drug and Chem. Corp
Sole Proprietors
Minot
Peril
South
Indorse Strike
Con
Vention
United Textile Workers
Michael Duggan
Michael White
Samuel Ross
Francis Mullarkey
George Bryder
Napoleon
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Humane Society
NEW Old South
Houghton & Dutton’s
Fihe
Landers House
St.Vitus
R. H. Kline, Ltd
Arch St
Philadelphia
Bromfield
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