Cambridge Conductor Denies Providence Marriage Claim
Boston Elevated conductor John Campbell of 948 Cambridge Street denies marrying Nellie Cronin of 302 Beacon Street Somerville in Providence on Sept 27 1906 or ever deserting her He says Cronin has produced no certificate no minister name and no Providence record and that there is no marriage.
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Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Nellie Cronin
Beacon Street
Somerville
Campbell
Providence
R. I
Post
Cuticura Remedies Prove Perfect Cure for Eczema
Walter W. Paglusch of Chicago reports using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Box and two Cuticura Resolvent Pills costing a dollar twenty five. After a year of severe itching and sleepless nights from eczema he found complete relief and would recommend the remedies to friends. Dates Oct 8 1906 and Oct 16 1906.
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Walter W. Paglusch
N. Robey Sr
Chicago
Ill
Cuticura OintmentOffers Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
The advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment as a key remedy for skin troubles including itching rashes and hair loss. It endorses a complete system with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Resolvent for internal use, claiming fast relief and faster cures when other remedies fail.
Missing Montreal heiress Annie Smith feared for life
Brighton police seek help from surrounding towns in locating Annie Smith 43, of Montreal wealth, who wandered from her Brighton home yesterday afternoon while two nurses attended her. She is described as 5 feet 7 inches, light complexion, wearing dark clothes and a black hat with white wings. Police monitor bridges over the Charles River and Chestnut Hill reservoir in case she goes into the water. Dr James Putnam formerly of Marlboro Street Boston placed her in care with two nurses at 10 Ridgemont Street Boston.
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Brighton
Annie Smith
Montreal
Ridgemont Street
Boston
Miss Smith
Not Guilty Plea in De Simon Murder Case
Tony De Simon, 19, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in Municipal Court over the killing of Leonardo Gaetani, a prosperous tailor. The case was continued for a week. De Simon remains jailed at Charles Street while crying in his cell and attorney Frank Keezer notes the unwritten law and brain storms may figure in the defense.
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Louisa
Tony de Simon
Frank Keezer
de Simon
Leonardo Gaetani
Stormy Senate Debate Over Anti Shoe Machinery Bill
A tense Senate session opened with a 13 to 18 tie on adjournment as Senators Donovan of Lawrence and Vahey of Watertown sparred over the anti shoe machinery bill. Vahey accused Donovan of aiming to kill the bill, while Donovan retorted that such charges were unbecoming of an Essex district leader. The dispute centered on an order seeking a Supreme Court opinion claiming the bill unconstitutional by abridging patent rights. Vahey warned against preemptive rulings and delaying tactics. Feiker pressed Vahey on constitutionality, noting retroactive implications if passed.
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Senate
Donovan
Lawrence
Vahey
Watertown
Middlesex
Supreme Court
Essex
Administration of Justice
learne@g
Feiker
Agnes J Scanlon and Thomas M Pendergast Wedding
In the Church of the Blessed Sacrament yesterday afternoon Miss Agnes J Scanlon of West Roxbury and Thomas M Pendergast of New London Conn were married by Rev Peter C Quinn. Attendants were Miss Margaret M Scanlon, sister of the bride, and John H Cullen of New London.
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Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Agnes J. Scanlon
West Roxbury
Thomas M. Pendergast
New London
Conn
Peter C. Quinn
Margaret M. Scanlon
John H. Cullen
Cured Me Fast by Miles Medical Remedies
A Virginia woman describes suffering chest pain shortness of breath and nervousness. After doctors misdiagnosed neuralgia and dyspepsia she consulted Miles Medical Co which advised Dr Miles nerve with the Heart Cure and she fully recovered.
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Miles“Medical Co
Miles
Middleboro Engagement Party Dubs Gown Swap Dance
Miss Grace Gordon Pierce of Courtland street hosted a novel engagement party at Cushing Hall for George Howard Ristine of Bryn Mawr Penn. Two-score ladies wore masculine attire borrowed from brothers husbands and sweethearts for a barn dance with a pumpkin lantern decor and a talking machine for music. Ristine works in banking with his brother in Philadelphia where the couple plans to live after November nuptials.
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Middleboro
Grace Gordon Pierce
Thomas W. Pierce
Courtland Street
George Howard Ristine
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Cushing Hall
David Pratt
H. L. Thatcher
Edward Wood
Augustine
Harry Sparrow
Edward Witham
Charles Soule
Fletcher Barrows
Herbert Cushing
Hall
Miss Pierce
Boston
Ristine
Lakeville
Philadelphia
Aram
73 Year Old Malden Man Set for 56th Atlantic Crossing
Joseph Gamage of 18 Auburn Street sails tomorrow on the Allan liner Pretorian from Malden to Glasgow to begin his 56th Atlantic voyage. Born in Liverpool, he moved to the U.S. as a boy and plans yearly crossings while healthy. He previously led the “Old Sea Dogs” club aboard the Cestrian with Captain Thomas.
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Malden Man
Atlantic
Malden
Joseph Gamage
Auburn Street
Glasgow
Scotland
Mr. Gamage
Liverpool
England
Europe
Thomas
Old Sea Dogs
Gamage
John Bigelow
Seamen’s Orphanage
Bucket Bill Reported Tightens Anti Bucketing Provisions
Representative John J. Higgins of Somerville introduced a new anti bucket shopping bill in the House. It bars bucket shops by 291 unless written customer trade records are produced within 24 hours and imposes heavy penalties on first and subsequent offenses. The bill defines bucket shopping and calls for possible corporate dissolution or business restraints on second offenses. Representative John Quinn Jr. of Boston dissented.
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John J. Higgins
Somerville
Committee On Audiciary
House of Representatives
Stock Exchange House
Board of Trade Or Exchange
John Quinn, Jr
Boston
City Hall probe limited to mayoral finance committee bill
The legislative committee on metropolitan affairs concluded no City Hall probe will be pursued. Only the bill allowing the Mayor's finance committee to request books and papers may be reported.
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City Hall
Legislative Committee
Foxboro reform calls for new treatment center and abolition
Two reports from Foxboro favor creating a new institution to treat chronic inebriety while moving curable cases to the existing facility. They mildly censures Chairman Fosdick for self dealings in engine purchases and urge abolishing the current administration. Superintendent Woodbury is accused of sacrificing the institution.
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Foxboro
Fosdick
Foxboro Institution Trustees Face Slim Minory Critique
Councillor Barry in a minority report denounces the Foxboro Institution for Dipsomaniacs and Inebriates management and superintendent Woodbury. The council supports retention while seeking removal of the current board. governor to receive the reports.
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Foxboro
Woodbury
Council
Barry
Arthur Shapleigh Returns to Salem After Disappearance
Arthur L. Shapleigh, indicted as accessory in a criminal operation tied to his wife’s death, surrendered in Salem today. He posted $500 bonds for the May Superior Criminal Court appearance, with sureties from his father in law, Beverly Mayor H. Dow. Shapleigh says he has no memory of his whereabouts, recalling only waking in St. Louis.
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Salem
Arthur L. Shapleigh
Superior Criminal Court
H. Dow
Beverly
Shapleigh
St. Louis
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Haverhill
Oxford
John Campbell
Xing
Minard
Francis N. Spicola
Penn St
Levi Minard
Hoagland & Mansfield
Canual St
Aes
Potter Drug & Chem
Gaetani
Suss Grace Gordon Pierce
Stock Exchange
Greeces
Panama
J. B
Hubbard
Butler's
Eton
Arthur Shapleigh
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union Report
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
William H. Baldwin
Henry H. Sprague
George Peirce
William L. Richardson
Rumford
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