Blood Wine Promises Cure For Rheumatism In Letters
A broad advertisement touts Blood Wine as a universal rheumatism cure. Letters from EF Talmadge and others praise the remedy, claiming dramatic improvement after two to several bottles. The text urges treating the blood and offers bottles at fifty cents through Houghton & Dutton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
Woodside St
Springfield
Mass
Elton
Mr. Talmadge
Dan A. Metzel
South Eighth St. Terra Haute, Ind
Baur
Houghton & Dutton’s
Industrial Conference in Dublin Urges Self Help for Ireland
Dublin hosts an industrial conference led by Rt Hon W J Pirrie who urges Ireland to pursue development without government aid. Plans include an institute of commerce and industry and an international exhibition in Dublin. Pirrie and Lord Iveagh offer to invest at least 2 500 000 for transport improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
W. J. Pirrie
Belfast
Wyndham
Ireland
Pirrie
Lord Iveagh
Edward Cecil Guinness
Militiamen in Minstrels Staging Fundraiser
Members of Company M Eighth Regiment Somerville presented a minstrel show in Bacon Hall last night to raise money for outfitting the new unit. The performance drew local residents and pledged support for the regimental fund.
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Eighth Regiment
Somerville
Bacon Hall
That City
Poison Box and Mice Poison Case At Local Court
Witnesses recalled buying rat poison and placing it atop an ice chest amid questions of poison labeling. The testimony covered who used the product, how much was used, and the box being burned, with Miss Kidston leaving the courtroom smiling as the case adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Perkins
Mr. Richardson
Miss Kidston
Richardson
Post
Young soldiers perform first public songs to eager crowd
A Highland avenue armory hosted a young soldiers' performance to a large audience. The participants delivered high quality songs and choruses, prompting repeated encores and adding a good sum to the fund.
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Armory
Highland Avenue
Dedication of East Boston Church Ends with Banquet
The East Boston Unitarian church dedication activities concluded with a banquet. Most local clergy attended. Rev K A Horton of the American Unitarian Society urged a more democratic church spirit. Rev L B Bates gave the benediction.
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New Unitarian
Boston
K. A. Horton
American Unitarian Society
L. B. Bates
Pullman Cars Added to Boston New York Springfield Line
Four new Pullman sleepers placed in service between Boston and New York via the Springfield line. Sleepers depart Boston at 11 15 p m daily and return from New York at 11 p m. The day train via Springfield runs 4 p m from both cities with coaches and parlor cars. Dining car operates between Boston and Springfield.
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Pullman
Boston
New York
Springfield
Pullman Company
Mrs Avery Faces Suspension in Socialist Clash
Martha Moore Avery of Boston is suspended for two years by the Boston Socialist Club after publishing an article accusing the socialist press of atheism. She vows to fight the decision, signaling a potential split as factions debate party loyalties and the role of atheism within the movement.
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Martha Moore Avery
F. C. MacCartney
Post
Boston
Avery
Socialist Party
Carey
United States
Massachusetts
New York
Eugene V. Debs
Job Harriman
Trades Upion Party of
San Francisco
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Spring Health
The advertisement declares Paine's Celery Compound a supreme spring cleanser and health builder that purifies the life stream, renews vitality, and regulates kidneys liver and bowels. It cites Mrs. R. O. Starkey of Jackson Michigan describing eczema blood troubles improved after three bottles and a lasting cure.
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Paine
R. O. Starkey
Jackson, Mich
Revere Knights Ball Draws Dense Catholic Crowd
The fifth annual grand ball of Revere Council Knights of Columbus drew about 200 knights and ladies in the storm to the new Town Hall. Grand Knight Frank H. Farrell led grand march with Miss Gertrude F. O Connor as floor director and 100 couples followed. Selectman Simon J. Nevins chaired the reception committee with town officers and their ladies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Gertrude F. O'Connor
John P. Dowd
Chelesa Daughters of Scotia Dance Celebrates Annual Concert
Queen Alexandra Lodge 13 of the Daughters of Scotia held their annual concert and dance in Knights of Malta Hall Chelsea. A five number program preceded the march led by grand chief daughter Mrs BE H McAllister and Mr Hugh W McAllister, with 75 couples dancing. Floor directress Mrs Elinor McNevin, assistant Miss Lena MacKinnon, and aides Mrs Lizzie Venables Mrs Isabel Learmouth Mrs Mina Stone Mrs Johanna Edminister assisted. The group includes women of Scottish birth or descent and counts Chelsea's wealthiest citizens among its members.
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Queen Alexandra Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Knights of Malta
Chelsea
BE. H. McAllister
Hugh W. McAllister
Elinor McNevin
Lena MacKinnon
Lizzie Venables
Isabel Learmouth
Mina Stone
Johanna Edminister
Scotia
Military Ball in Cambridge Under Leslie Hunts Camp
A grand military ball was held last evening at Armory Hall Cambridge under the auspices of the Leslie Hunting Camp No 22 Legion of Spanish War Veterans. Mrs Furnis with chief marshal Commander Ronald A McLeod led the grand march. McLeod was assisted as floor director by W Rogers James R Keough and William H Hales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Cambridge
W. E. Furnis
Ronald A. McLeod
Mr. MclLeod
W. Rogers
James R. Keough
William H. Hales
Brookline Band Holds First Annual Ball at Union Hall
The Brookline Band led by George Wilson staged its first annual ball in Union Hall Brookline last night. An 8 to 9 pm concert preceded the grand march directed by John G Abercrombie and Miss Leo Abercrombie with aids H E Willis H Smith W P Fairbanks F J Wayward L Thomas and R G McDonald acting as support staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
George Wilson
Union Hall
John G. Abercrombie
Leo Abercrombie
Messrs
H. E. Willis
H. Smith
W. P. Fairbanks
F. J. Wayward
Co. L. Thomas
R. G. McDonald
Million Dollar Oil Well Fire at Spindle Top
A careless worker knocked over a lantern at Caldwell oil wells on Block 38 Spindle Top, Beaumont. The blaze wiped out 175 wells across three blocks, destroying rigs derricks and pipelines and bankrupting 20 plus small companies with estimated losses around 1 million dollars plus production damages. Many named firms suffered heavy losses and the Heywood tract was saved after effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Oil and Pipe Line Company
Caldwell Oil Company
Spindle Top Power Company
Central Power and Equipment Company
Texas, Sun
London Oil and Pipe Line
Guffey, Higgins
Heywood
Bitter fight over Hooker statue inscription
The Hooker statue dispute deepens as Captain Gragg and veterans demand a different inscription from Lieutenant Governor Guild. A protest signed by about 100 veterans was filed with the Governor's council, arguing the drafted inscription fails to honor General Hooker's true career and titles.
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Hooker
Gragg
State House
Guild
State House Committee
Executive Council
Hooker's Brigade
Isaac P. Gragg
Russell
General Hooker
Olin
Secretary of State
Writings by William Olin Inscription Receives Harvard Approval
The inscription drafted by Secretary of State William Olin was submitted to President Eliot of Harvard who approved it. The text initially did not include the title major general, and a few days ago the dispute over the inscription seemed settled.
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Grage
Hooker
J. Frank Giles
Minute Men of ’61
Minute Men
James H. Griggs
The
Olin
Davis
State House Committee
Soule
Senate
Eliot
Harvard
William Olin
Moran Wins Short Sprint and Five Mile Race
Moran wins the five mile motor paced race and takes the sprint also at Atlanta. Eddie Bald of Buffalo competes in the five mile heat while Bobby Walther wins two straight heats. Butler finishes second and Newkirk third in the sprint.
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Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Eddie Bald
Buffalo
Moran
Butler
Newkirk
Pickpocket Charged After Subways Theft
Frederick Williams 30 of 28 Green Street was arrested by Patrolman W D Walsh Division 4 for larceny of a pocketbook containing 3.10 and a mileage book from Mrs T T Harlow of Gardner. The crime is alleged to have occurred in the Park Street subway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Williams
Green Street
W. D. Walsh
Division 4
T. T. Harlow
Gardner
Park Street
Unequalled Medicine Endorsed by Leading Physicians
A celebrated remedy praised nationwide for stomach complaints by prominent physicians. They attest its safety and reliability, and routinely prescribe it based on extensive experience with patients.
Fierce Storm Delays New England Shipping Activity
A severe gale battered New England with the British schooner Fila and Jeanie from Grand Harbor among ships affected. Only a few steamers departed, including Bohemian to Liverpool and Admiral Farragut to Port Antonio, while others remained in port due to the storm.
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Fila
Jeanie
Grand Harbor
Bohemian
Liverpool
Farragut
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Norfolk
Baltimore
Manchester
Eng
Anchoggd
Herman Winter
New York
City of
Bangor
Dingley
Portland
Bay State
Kennebec
Bath
Old Dominion
Chattahoochee
James
Whitney
Dont Die of Consumption A Cure Found by Michigan Physician
A famous Michigan doctor claims a rapid, sure cure for consumption. He sends a large trial package free by mail to anyone who writes, promising a decisive end after centuries of failure.
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Michigan
Derk P. Yonkerman
Shakespeare Bldg
Kalamazoo
Mich
Small schooner Witch Hazel Rescued From Mud Flats
A three masted schooner named Witch Hazel loaded with cinders dragged from the State dock in South Boston to mud flats. She lay on her beam ends but was floated by the tugs Samuel Little and Peter W. French and towed to safety on East Boston flats. No apparent injury occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Witch Hazel
State Dock
Boston
Samuel Little
Peter W. French
East Boston
Nantasket Beach battered by northeaster tide surge
Nantasket Beach endured a violent northeaster with huge waves washing ashore and flooding yards and cellars. Cottages at Waveland Kemberma and Allerton suffered damage while hotel properties stood protected by reinforced bulkheads. drift wood littered yards as sand and mud altered the grounds.
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Nantasket
NantaSket Beach
Waveland
Kemberma
Allerton
Severe 30 Year Storm Hits Coney Island Brighton Reach
New York April 15 old residents report the Brighton and Coney Island storm as the worst in 30 years. Enormous east wind waves flooded the beach raising water to the first floor of the new iron pier. The bulkhead at Ocean Parkway was damaged and board walks bathhouses and small structures were washed away. The bulkhead was near completion after a winter project to protect the new city park between Coney Island and Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Brighton
Iron Pier
Ocean Parkway
Rapid work begins on Hanover Street stores addition
Two shops in a big building on Hanover Street Nos 2 and 4 had leases that expired yesterday. A large force of mechanics started rapid work on the entire front. Wolf's will wait until the addition is finished to avoid disrupting My Clothier's business.
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Wolf's
Clothier’s
Clothier
Father Flatley Honored in Church Wake
The Rev. Father Flatley’s body was moved from the parish house to the church where it lay in state until the burial at 10 a.m. today. Hundreds of parishioners viewed the body while many were turned away. A guard of honor, drawn from church societies and parishioners, kept vigil through the night.
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Father Flatley
Mt Benedict Council Anniversary Observed in Somerville
The Mt Benedict Council Knights of Columbus in Somerville marked its 19th anniversary with a banquet at Union Square Hotel. Grand Knight John Diggens chaired the gathering and introduced toastmaster William A. Flaherty. Addresses were delivered by Joseph A. Dennison City Clerk Brandon of Cambridge W H Flynn and John B Dore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Benedict
Knights of Columbus
Somerville
Tnion Square
John Diggens
William A. Flaherty
Joseph A. Dennison
Brandon
Cambridge
W. H. Flynn
John B. Dore
Vital Life Fluid claimed to cure all diseases
A sensational ad promises a miraculous Vital Life Fluid that can restore health and life to the cripples and ill. Dr C Sargent Ferris offers free sample doses and personal delivery from Indianapolis area address, urging readers to write with their cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sargent Ferris
Elektron Bldg
St. Wayne, Ind
Loubet Arrives in Algeria Amid Festive Return
President Loubet's arrival in Algiers triggers a massive display with shouts of Vive la France and a Marseillaise serenade as his ship docks. Foreign representatives honor him, warships salute, and a palace reception unfolds along a cheering, corridor-lined route. A few pro revolt chants protest government stance on the Grande Chartreuse bribery affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Loubet
Algeria
Combes
Winter Palace
Unknown man killed by shifting engine at South station
A man about 20 years old was struck and killed by a shifting engine in the South station yard last night. His body was found on the tracks and he was unidentified. He wore a black overcoat and gray striped trousers. the body lies at Jones's.
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Jones’s
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Wiley
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Texas
Joseph
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hostetter
New England
D. P. Yonkerman
Hanover Street
MT. Benedict Council
Earth
Little
Charles E. H'Resco
Malvern
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