Chestnut Street Man Recommends Doan's Kidney Pills
Mr A. W. Clark of 293 Chestnut Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his severe backache and dull heavy kidney pain in the fall of 1895. He states the relief was radical and continues to endorse the remedy today as he did five years ago.
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A. W. Clark
Chestnut St
Dean
Doan
A. C. Howes
Central Wharf
Liberty Square
Michael Clancy
Carpenter
Bremen St
Jase
Henry Cox
Franklin St
Cambridge
Burwell
Park Square
Boston
Mrs Wm P Clough Endorses Deans Kidney Pills for Backache
Mrs. Wm P Clough of 9 Harley Ave asserts that since January 1896 Dean's Kidney Pills cured her persistent backache and remain effective today. She praises Burwell's drug store Park Square as the source of the remedy and expresses continued faith in its benefits.
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Wm. P. Clough
Harley Ave
Dean
Burwell
Park Square
Endorsement of Dean's Kidney Pills by Emma Page
Emma Page of 113 Revere Street testifies that in 1895 a man asked about Dean's Kidney Pills after she bought them at Bradbury's drug store. She reports relief from long standing backache kidney and loins pain dizziness and headaches and re endorses the remedy four and a half years later.
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Emma Page
Revere St
East Dedham Sti
Dean
Boston
Bradbury’s
Bricks Stolen Says Scannell A Huntington Avenue Tale
Colonel Roger F. Scannell accuses the city paving division of removing and replacing district sidewalk bricks with cheap putty bricks. He claims the original firm, iron-like bricks went missing while an adjacent sidewalk was preserved, and vows to recover his bricks and restore the sidewalk. The case hinges on who owns the bricks and who relays sidewalks in Huntington Avenue.
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Roger F. Scannell
Colonel Scannell
Huntington Avenue
Scannell
Smith and Worthington Streets
Tremont Square
Dr. Moram
Hynemann Brothers
Philadelphia
Home Market Club
Hart
Puffer
S Uperintendent Paygon
Wheeler
One Hundred Girls in Gym Suits Exhibition Brightens Boston
A hundred young women from South Boston and Dorchester formed the D street gymnasium class and performed drills in gym suits under J. W. Bowler. They swung clubs, did calisthenics, and featured pole climbing high jumping and other feats to showcase athletic development.
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South Boston
Dorchester
D Street
J. W. Bowler
Gaelic concert and Irish societies gathering at Paine Memorial Hall
The 54th annual division 4 A O9 will be held in Paine Memorial Hall this evening featuring Gaelic music from 5 o'clock until 3 p.m. Kerimtion invitations have been issued to state and county officials and to leaders of Irish native societies plus prominent members of other groups. the event includes political reading and community appeal.
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Sfth
A. O
Paine Memorial Hall
Law Students in Odd Contest at Boston University
Law students at Boston University faced a chaotic presidential election as third attempts failed. Despite initial majorities for Joseph Worcester, 60 percent support was required, leading to withdrawals and new nominations amid faculty and student controversy over Dean Bennett’s ruling and polling rules.
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Boston University Law School
Ira H. Huggan
East Boston
Timothy Ahearn
Roxbury
Dean Bennett
Boyd
Worcester
McGovern
Barnard
Lovett
Mrr
Daniel R. Murphy
Brockton
Worceser
Will i Murphy
Mrs Washington Begins Her 107th Year in Aged Home
Nancy Washington, an inmate at the Home for Aged Colored Women, marked her 106th anniversary after a life shaped by slavery kidnapping from Boston to Richmond and Maine. Born to an Indian father and a mixed-heritage mother, she has been married six times and has over fifty great great grandchildren living in the state.
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Nancy Washington
Boston
Richmond
Maine
Washington
Pearson Blames Police Over Portland Liquor Crackdown
Portland's Sheriff Samuel F. Pearson says the liquor trade remains active despite efforts, blaming the police for pocket peddling and kitchen barrooms not being stifled. He notes another department could help enforce laws to curb illicit sales.
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Portland
Samuel F. Pearson
Will of Fernando Yznaga Probated in New York
The will of Fernando Yznaga was admitted to probate in New York on April 15. He left all estate valued at about 3 million dollars to his sister Consuelo Dowager Duchess of Manchester, with no provision for two other sisters or his mother. It was noted the Duchess may share the estate with his mother.
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New York
Fernando Yznaga
Yznaga
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
Natha Lister-Kaye
Emily Sue
Eden M. Young
Manly Courage Saves Child From Mad Bulldog
H P Forde of 191 Congress Street saved Esther Carger from a 10 pound mad bulldog on Stamford Street. He grabbed the dog by the jaws without a weapon, held it until Patrolman Wyman arrived and shot the animal four times. Esther suffered minor facial cuts but was otherwise unharmed. Forde was commended by the patrolman and witnesses.
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H. P. Forde
Congress Street
Esther Carger
Stamford Street
Esther
J Street
Forde
Bea
Wyman Station 3
Quietus
Hirsch Club Installs New Officers At Ra
The Hirsch Social Club of Ra held a public installation of its board at the club house on Paris street last evening. Officers installed included Abraham J. Silverman as president Benjamin Helman as vice president Maurice Finkelstein as financial secretary Maurice Sacher as recording secretary Raham Yeinberg as sergeant at arms Bamwel B aniatee as president and toastmaster. Attendees included Michael Ober James Miller Will Squire Joseph Stearn Miss Sca Stein Miss Rose Miller with vocal numbers by Misses Anni Skelskie Elizabeth Smalley Sarah Goodman Bessie Kaslick Rose Fieigel and instrumental by Raphael Naeg and Julius kie. Abraham Marcus, former president, received a crayon portrait from members.
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Hirsch Social Club
Paris Street
Abraham J. Silverma
Benjamin Helman
Maurice Finklestein
Financial Rotary
Maurice Sacher
Ry “We
Raham Yeinberg
Bamwel B
Aniatee
Abraham J. Silverman
Michael Ober
James Miller
Will Squire
Joseph Stearn
Sca Stein
Rose Miller
Anni Skelskie
Elizabeth Smalley
Sarah Goodman
Bessie Kaslick
Rosé Fieigel
Raphael Naeg
Julelskie
Abraham Marcus
Douglass Club Hosts Smoke Talk in East Boston
The Douglass Club of East Boston plans an evening smoke talk in their rooms on April 18. Hon. Richard Bully will deliver the address and discuss reforms suggested to the farmers.
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Douglass Club
East Boston
Richard Bully
Rmers
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