Roediger’s Cure Claim For Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
A Kansas farmer August Roediger aged 73 credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with curing his long standing indigestion and stomach trouble. He reports rapid relief after a neighbor's recommendation and says five bottles restored his health. Doctors call the whiskey a form of already digested food and endorse its toning effects.
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Roediger
Duffy
August Roediger
Junction City
Kansas
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Wide Cures
An advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as distilled entirely from malted grain by a secret process. It markets the product as a universal cure and health booster, sold in sealed bottles for $1.00 with the Old Chemist trademark, and guarantees purity and doctor endorsement.
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Chemist
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Munyon
58D
Jefferson Sts
Phila
Penn
Boston Feels 45 MPH Gale Across Streets and Stalls
A 45 mile per hour gust toppled pedestrians and toppled fruit stands in Boston's shopping districts. Clark, 65, suffered a broken hip after being thrown on Tremont Street near the Tremont Theatre. Shattered church cross and scattered millinery debris reflected the day’s gusty folly as forecasters noted the wind briefly exceeded 45 mph.
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Pleasant Street
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Joseph Fitzgerald
Boston
Washington
Fitzgerald
Hamilton Place
Washington Street
Harbors battered by fierce nor'wester force ships to seek shelter
A fierce nor'wester forced harbor craft to drop extra ground tackle to avoid dragging as vessels moved little. Only five masted schooner Singleton Palmer with Ross Company fleet sailed to Newport News, Maria O Teel to Newport News, and Boston schooner Future to Weymouth N. S. They ran out of the bay under tight sails and near racehorse speed beyond the lighthouse.
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Ross Company
Newport News
Maria O. Teel
Boston
Future
Weymouth
Youthful Clergyman Coming to Newton
Newton awaits one of the state’s youngest pastors as Mr. Newell Carroll Maynard of Maine plans to begin his work in the city soon.
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Newell Carroll Maynard
Maine
Young minister Munyon serves Eliot church in Maine
Rheumatism remedy founder and youth pastor Munyon, born in Marshfield Maine, began preaching at 19 and has led congregations in Milford and Lincoln Maine. He now assists at the Eliot Congregational Church.
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Marshfield
Milford
Lincoln
Youngest State Pastor Begins Work at Eliot Church
One of the youngest pastors in the state starts his ministry at Eliot Congregational Church in Newton, set to begin work early in June.
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Eliot Congregational Church
Newton
Tutein and Driver Summoned to Court Over Dynamite Find
Albert B. Tutein of Revere and James Malone of Chelsea were summoned to appear in East Boston Court after police found dynamite at the Tutein stable yard in East Boston last Monday night. The pair face charges for storing dynamite without a permit under statute law.
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Revere
E. G. Tutein Company
James Malone
Chelsea
East Boston
Tutein
Union Foreman Shot as Strikebreaker Arrest Follows
Michael J Cunningham, foreman for B Glover Company, was shot in the back near A and Binford streets in South Boston as strike breakers escorting teamsters faced a hostile crowd. Lewis Harris, a strike breaker, was arrested at Broadway police station on a shooting charge. two companions held as witnesses. Police kept bail from being set pending the injured man’s condition, while strikes and tensions continued with crowds harassing the strike breakers and union leaders predicting departures.
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Michael J. Cunningham
B. Glover Company
City Hospital
Lewis Harris
Broadway
Harris
Master’ Teamsters
Cunningham
Boston
Fifield-Richardson
Fred Wilson
Anthony Hegeman
Binford
Fifth Street
Strike Tensions Rise as Union Leaders Forecast Shorter Stoppage
Strikers brace for a long contest but masters of the union report strong progress. If daily results keep up, they predict the strike will end sooner than expected and work amid the disruption will resume.
Strike Breaker Fires Blank Cartridges at Jeering Children
A driver for Lewis Flanders drew a revolver on Granite street in the afternoon and fired three blank cartridges at a crowd of jeering school children. The encounter caused only momentary fear.
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Joy Line
Granite Street
Lewis Flanders
Strike breaker Gaffney held on shooting charge
John J. Gaffney appeared in the lower court after noon charged with assault with a dangerous weapon upon Spiros Spirinos outside Fort Bradley on April 14. He was held in $500 for the grand jury after witnesses identified him and he denied being in the building during the shooting.
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Spiros Spirinos
Fort Bradley
Gaffney
Spirinos
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