Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Advertised as Genuine Medicine
A Rochester based ad promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the only genuine medicinal malt whiskey with health benefits. It warns against imitations and urges readers to request the genuine product in its trademark bottle and to obtain a medical booklet by writing the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Tilliam Hooker Vail
M. D
Rochester
N. Y
Man Dying From Ammonia Poison Aboard New England
Henry Dain a 48 year old seaman of the Dominion liner New England is dying at the Relief Station from poisoning after drinking a mixture of ammonia water on board at noon yesterday. He was taken to hospital yesterday afternoon and placed on the dangerous list late last night. Dain drank the poison by mistake.
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Henry Dain
New England
Dain
Channing Monument Unveiled Planned for June First
A statue of William Ellery Channing, noted Unitarian preacher and author, is being set up in the Public Garden and will be unveiled about June 1. The Rev. Paul R. Frothingham of Arlington Street Church may deliver the unveiling address.
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William Ellery Channing
Paul R. Frothinghan
Arlington Street
Pirates Attack Honduras Gunboat Sparks Caribbean Hunt
Two US gunboats including the Marietta were dispatched by Admiral Coghlan to pursue a pirate gang aboard the Tatumbla which hijacked the Honduran gunboat and hoisted the black flag. The David reported forced boarding and a coin haul, prompting action though the Tatumbla remains missing.
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New Orleans
United States
Marietta
Coghlan
Caribbean
Warnecke
David
Tatumbla
Honduras
Atilla
Puerto Cortez
Vilarde
Captain Gaskin faces seven charges in East Boston hearing
Maria Bateman's attorney Francis J. Horgan accuses Captain Gaskin of neglecting vice suppression and discipline in his district. The seven charges cover failure to enforce statutes, civility at the station, inability to suppress houses of ill repute, and conduct unbecoming. Bateman seeks a Police Commissioners hearing. Gaskin declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Gaskin
Station 3
Conry- Kelcher
Boston
Francis J. Horgan
Mr Horgan
Maria Bateman
Chambers Street
West End
Commonwealth
Gaskin
Mule 26
Bulfinch Street
Wescott
Green
Bowdoin
Bulfinch
Pitts
Prospect
Lyman
Chambers
Barton
Leverett
Portland
Parkman
Eaton
Poplar
Stamford
Court Streets
Miss Bateman
Horgan
John B. Moran
Many changes in assistant assessors list make notable shifts
The Board of Assessors announced many changes to the second assistants list due to retirements and other causes. New appointees include Alfred L. Whitney in Ward 2 and Hyman Weinberg in Ward 8, with several other party balance swaps and transfers among wards 4 6 11 18 17 20 23 24.
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Board of Assessors
Alfred L. Whitney
Franklin P. Snow
Warren B. Hadley
Frank W. Esterbrook
Bernard J. McGowan
Thomas H. Roberts
Hyman Weinberg
Michael F. Barry
Patrick D. Callahan
Jerome J. Crowley
John R. Donahoe
Joseph F. Ripp
William A. Creney
Diewcrat
John J. Dowd
Edward F. Blake
John L. Stiles
Clinton P. Duryea
Reublican
Charles A. Gardiner
Republcan
William B. Harvey
Edward J. Thompson
James I. Moore
Frederick H.temple
Joseph T. Preston
Moore
Timothy F. Murphy
Temple
Preston
Chamberlains to Visit Danvers This Summer
Danvers reports that Joseph Chamberlain and his wife Mary Endicott will visit this summer to see Mrs. Chamberlain's mother. The Endicott home near Danvers Centre is a colonial mansion set along a tree lined avenue and the couple plans a quiet stay with daily carriage rides, avoiding social functions.
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Danvers
Joseph Chamberlain
Mary Endicott
William C. Endicott
Mrs. Chamberlain
Endicott
Mr. Padicott
Salem
Danvers Centre
Hathorne
Chamberlains
America
North Shore
Pope Recurrent Illness Strikes Rome
The Pope is again ill in Rome suffering extreme feebleness and shortness of breath. Cardinals note increasing lassitude in the pontiff as he weakens.
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Rome
Patrolman Michael J Rowean Retires With Half Pay
Michael J Rowean of Division 5 retires after 23 years and 3 months of service. He finished work at 5 45 and will live on half pay after being declared physically incapacitated by a physician to the Board of Health.
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Michael J. Rowean
Division 5
Board of Health
Chelsea Labor Union Names Two Chelsea Merchants Unfair
The Chelsea Central Labor Union voted to place two prominent local merchants on the unfair list for refusing to recognize organized labor and hiring at will. The action echoes a recent move by the Iron Moulders Union of Chelsea and praises the Boston Post for fair coverage of labor news.
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Chelsea
Merrimac River Opening For Navigation Plan Discussed
Haverhill April 9. The Board of Trade revived the Merrimac River opening project to Lowell. A future Salisbury Beach outing will host Moody and Washington officials along with Nashua Lowell Lawrence and Newburyport boards of trade to press for deepening the river. Charles E. Adams urged opening the river and reform of annual financial reporting and corporate laws to keep Bay State capital local.
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Haverhill
Merrimac
Lowell
Board of Trade
Salisbury Beach
Moody
Boards of Trade of
Nashua
Lawrence
Newburyport
Washington
Nonatunk
Charles E. Adams
State Board of Trade
Commonwealth
Bay
Tea room and cigarette parlour for New York women opens
Mrs. Jacob H. Vanderbilt launches a tea room and cigarette parlour for the ladies of the 400 at 430 Fifth Avenue. The snug shop features green rattan furniture, dainty tea services, and a private tea room behind a rug and curiosity display. She notes family opposition led by Mrs. Frederick K. Vanderbilt, but remains undaunted.
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New York
Jacob H. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Mlle. Monnier
New England Hotel Men Dine At Annual Meeting
The New England members of the National Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association held their eighth annual meeting at the Hotel Vendome. J. Hawker of the Winthrop Hotel Meriden presided with Harry Brown as toastmaster. Speeches honored the late Ris teen of the Copley Square Hotel and included remarks by Dr. Ryder, William La Pointe, and Captain Coughlin.
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New England
National Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Hotel Vendome
J. Hawker
Winthrop Hotel
Meriden
Conn
Harry Brown
Henry Codman
Crawford House
Risteen
Copley Square
Dr. Ryder
Plymouth
William la Pointe
Coughlin
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William Hooker Vail
St. Louis, Mo
Paris
Channing
Cummins Clothing
Keilly & Cummins
Uncle Sam
Chickering
E. F. Gaskin
Vice
F. J. Horgan
Rowean
Beal Street CO
Reliable Globe Clothing Store
Washington Street
Beach Street
the Post
Sunday Post
Frederick K. Vanderbilt
Gately
Gately’s
Union
E.gately &Co
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