Peruna Endorsed by Officials Across Nation
A wave of letters from officials and citizens lauds Peruna as a superior tonic and effective catarrh remedy. Dan A Grosvenor and H W Ogden among others describe relief and improved health, while notices invite readers to seek Dr Hartman for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan. A. Gro
VENOR
John Williams
West Second Street
Duluth
Minn
H. W. Ogden
Louisiana
Washington, D. C
W. E. Griffith
Conecan
Texas
H. Bowen
Ruskin
Tazewell County
Fred D. Scott
Lara
Ohio
Hiram
Peruna
Ira C. Abbott
M Street
N. W
Elmer Fleming
Reservoir Council
Northwestern Legion of Honor
Minneapolis
Min
Polk Street
N. E
Master Admits Caning Pupil
A Boston area incident unfolds as 11 year old Willie Kelcourse receives corporal punishment at Dearborn Grammar School. Principal Mr King admits using a rattan on the boy after he refused to present his hand for the teacher. The case, cited as justified discipline, prompts calls for a school board investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. King
Michael Kelcourse
Post
Winslow Street
Roxbury
Willie Kelcourse
Boston School Board
Julia Duff
Relcourse
Miss Irving
State case against Tucker completed in Page murder trial
The State contends Charles L. Tucker of Auburndale killed Mabel Page near Weston on March 31. Professor Wood reports blood on Tucker’s knife and trousers and places the time of death near noon. Key note by Page, contested by police, is central to the prosecution. Witnesses Shayler, Blake, and Miller may corroborate proximity to the Page house at 11:45 a.m. Other evidence includes a broken knife, a bloodstained sheath, and connections to Tucker’s past. The attorney general will not release details before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Tucker
Auburndale
Mabel Page
Weston
Professor Wood
Tucker
Edward L. Shayler
Cutter’s Corner
Page House
Shayler
John Blake
Amanda Miller
Brighton
Woodward
Harold Page
Mead
Mises Page
Parker
Wood
Porter
Middlesex County
Dr. Jelly
Chief Shaw
State Police
Geony
Sylvie
Billings & O'Connor
Rosianna Ann
Shackford
O'Connor
Rose
The
Post
Miss Page
Joseph E. Shaw
State Force
George C. Neal
J. J. Whitney
Rhoades
Dunham
Hammond
Proctor
Page
Dr. Jeliy
Leading men attend Hoar funeral in Concord
Samuel Hoar acting citizen of Concord and noted corporation lawyer was laid to rest in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. A large gathering of eminent men from Boston and Concord attended the private family service and public funeral at First Parish, with judges, lawyers, and officials present. The town paused as the procession moved to the church, where music and prayers marked the solemn ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Samuel Hoar
Corporation
Sleepy Hollow
Old Town
Main Street
Meeting House
Boston
Louis Thompson
Arlington Street Church
Jerusalem the Golden
Samuel Eliot
D. D
American Unitarian Association
Loren B. MacDonald
Harvard College
Hoar
Eliot
United States District Court
Putnam
Aldrich and
Colt
Superior Court
Hammond, Allen and Lathrop
Circuit Court
Middlesex Bar Associations
Union Club
Eben S. Draper
Ed. Hutchins
William D. Sohier
Murray Kay
Charles E. Stratton
John Thomas
Concord Free Public Library
First Parish Society
Selectmen
Old Concord Post
Lucius Tuttle
Edgar van Etten
N. Guilford
Frederick Winsor
Albert Pillsbury
Joshua B. Holden
Thomas J. Gargan
Sam W. George
William Endicott
Frederick Dodge
John Collins Warren
Charles W. Bartlett
Died While Kindling Fire in Melrose
William Flintoff prominent citizen of Melrose was found dead early this morning by his wife while kindling the kitchen fire. Death attributed to an internal hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
William Flintoff
Flintoff
State officers scour Weston for evidence near Page home
Weston April 12. General Whitney, the only state officer to visit the Page household today, conferred with Mr. Page and Amy Roberts. Police deny any further arrests and seek to quiet witnesses while investigators compare Tucker’s alibis to the distance from the Page house to Weston bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Whitney
Page
Mr. Page
MacAuliffe
Amy Roberts
Tucker
Newton Receives Gold Watch on 50th Birthday
Friends of William J. Newton, foreman for J. D. McClellan & Co., gathered at his Dorchester home last evening to honor his 50th birthday with a handsome gold watch. Representative H. H. Buxbaum of Boston delivered the presentation speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Newton
J. D. McClellan & Co
Dorchester
H. H. Buxbaum
Boston
Fire damages Everett soap factory building
A. Lord & Co. suffered a major fire at their two story soap factory on Second street Everett. The damage totals include the building at 1000 dollars, machinery at 300 dollars, and stock at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
A. Lord & Co
Second Street
Help for Doctors Aided by Lawrence in Oakland Cal
Dr C L Lawrence of Oakland California aided by Orangeiie in more than a hundred directions this year. The note highlights his versatility and ongoing support within medical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Lawrence
Oakland
Cal
New light on note left by Mabel Page
Police reveal a brief unsigned Page letter with erasure after “Have gone at 12” and mention of seeing him. Officials claim Tucker is the killer, citing delivery of the message to Miss Page and near the Page homestead, while examining wounds and sanity questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Page
Will
Bennett
Tucker
Post
Miss Page skirt mystery explained by reader letter
A Post reader recounts rushing to the station and dressing in a hurry. The narrator discovers a missing outside skirt and notes five friends agree they remove hats and coats before skirts. The letter links the mishap to Miss Page's described attire error.
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Dan Grosvenor
Dan. A. Grosvenor
War Department
Dan
A. Grosvenor
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Mino
Dr. Jelly Unters Case
Richard F. Barrett
Old South Store
Washington St
Old South Church
Pioneer Music Cutters
New York
Unter den Linden
Wm. H. Penn
Die Wacht Am
Seine
Monastery Bellé
Mother Goest
Pansy
Rafferty
Ladies’ Home Journal
Honttey Boy
Harry Bulger
Ola Black Joe
Mocking Bird
God
Tom O'Shanter
Jerusalem
Anona
New Schottische
St. Louis
Swanee
Goodby
Zanzibar
Sammy
Othe Harding
New England
Kess
Pioneer Clothing CO
Sage
Girl
America
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
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