Nature's Essence Promotes Health Through Blood Purifier
Article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a non alcoholic botanical extract to purify blood and boost digestion. It claims to rebuild stomach function liver and kidneys, strengthen nerves and brain, and cure skin eruptions depression and lassitude caused by winter poisons in the blood.
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Isaster
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Pierce
Golden
Plea of Insanity for Mary Rogers Proceedings Continue
The motion to file a petition for insanity defense for Mary Rogers is heard before Chief Justice Rowell and Justice Munson. Attends Archibald to sign affidavit. numerous affidavits allege eccentricity and mental weakness. A commission to take testimony outside Vermont may be sought. decision expected Monday.
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Rowell
Munson
Thomas W. Moloney
Rogers
Archibald
Manchester
Panama straw hat signals spring in town crowds
A letter to the Post claims the authors Panama straw hat is the surest sign of spring, despite jeers from newsboys bootblacks and punning fans. The writer vows to wear the hat until autumn, noting its shape has faded yet remains rare among locals. Evidence of springtime poems in the Public Garden are cited.
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Post
Finish Evidence in Patterson Case
New York April 28 Nan Patterson third trial for the alleged murder of Cesar Young ends its evidence phase without defense testimony. A jury will hear Monday's arguments before deciding if the actress faces death or liberty. Patterson lies in a cell under care after a day of intense testimony and a motion to dismiss falters. The defense claims conspiracy was abandoned and the weapon purchase unclear. The prosecution says the crime is proven and the case should go to the jury based on the wound and circumstantial evidence.
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Louis Hauster
Hoosick Falls
Marcus Rogers
Rogers
James T. Riley
Rutland
Metropolitan Insurance
Moloney
Vermont
Charles C. Fitts
New York
Nan Patterson
Cesar Young
J. Morgan Smith
Young
Smith
Stern
Liquozone promises health gains and germ killing proof
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a nerve and blood food that kills germs without harming tissue. It claims two years of testing with physicians and hospitals, offers a free full-size bottle via coupon, and lists a wide range of diseases allegedly prevented or cured. The message stresses oxygen-based germ destruction and urges readers to try the product with no obligation.
Liquozone Offers Free Bottle Trial and Tests
A reader offers to try Liquozone describing a 50 cent free bottle and requests physicians or hospitals not yet using Liquozone be supplied for a test. The note asks to mail filled blanks to The Liquozone Company in Chicago.
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Liquozone Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Mrs Smith Fights For Sister Life In High Profile Case
The feature day centers on Mrs. Smith refusing to answer Prosecutor Rand's questions citing self incrimination. She identifies a ring and bracelet pawned by her husband at Stern's pawnbroker and denies certain alleged trips to New York on June 8. She vows to stay loyal to her sister despite pressure and rejects impugned notes and inferred betrayals.
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Mr. Rand
New York
Washington
Young
Nan
Miss Patterson
Cogegin
Rand
Smiths
Stern
Recall of Minister Bowen in Venezuela Case
Washington reports Secretary Taft weighs ordering Minister Bowen from Caracas to Washington to answer charges against Assistant Secretary Loomis. President Roosevelt’s assent could trigger immediate recall. Bowen may return only to present his letters. Loomis is deemed innocent after careful review.
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Washington
Taft
Bowen
Caracas
Loomis
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Newton Down Roxbury Latin In High School Baseball Showdown
Roxbury Latin threw a deliberate game to lose to Newton High at the Newton Athletic grounds. Newton won 6 to 8 behind timely hits and Roxbury Latin errors. Fearing and Sullivan led Newton with three runs batted in, while Dresser and Cushing contributed with rough throws for Roxbury Latin.
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Newton
Roxbury
A.F. S
C.f
Dresser
Mosser
O'Kane
R.f
SCOT
Yobard
Ei Everts
Sullivan
Oj Twitchell
Puproestace
Batley
Eaton
Jorrigh’ Son
Shik
Rovtan
Pierce, P
Cushing, Bez
Melrose High Triumphs Over Lynn High In 21 to 6 Win
Melrose High defeated Lynn High 21 to 6 at Tremont street grounds. Pitcher Captain Harris struck out 16, allowed two bases on balls, and yielded only four hits. hitters Holmes Cassell and Harris led with multiple runs and RBIs, while A Verge and Vaughn added two-base hits and stolen bases. Attendance was about 200.
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Melrose
Melrose High
Lynn High
Tremont Street
Harris
Lynn Mish
Holmes
FE. Cassell
A. Verge
Vaughn
Wilson
Boylen
W. Verge
A. Cassell
Rowe
Donlan
Cuthbert
McDonald
Murphy
Brackett
Welch
White
Connecticut Solons Tour Concord Reformatory
A Connecticut delegation visited the Concord Reformatory to study a similar prison project for their state. The lawmakers were greeted with applause and seated on the House floor during yesterday's session.
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Connecticut
Concord Reformatory
Sunday religious services across multiple groups in Boston area
Tremont Temple hosts Lee S Wheeler pastor Sabbath service at 3 p m May 6. Gilbert the evangelist speaks at Park Street Church noon meeting. First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston offers services 10:30 a m and 3 p m with Adam and Fallen Man as subject. Christadelphians lecture at Arcade Hall 10:30 a m on The War That Christ Will Wage. Mystic Hall hosts Bible discourse at 8 p m. Patriot lectures in Berkeley Hall at 2:30 p m on Old World Sewage in American Cities. People’s Forum at Morgan Memorial 3:30 p m with Samuel Hamlet on Eminent Domain. Paine Hall hosts Immortality debate. Baba Bharati of India lectures April 30 at Krishna Hall 7:45 p m. Hospitalier reunion Appleton Hall 7:30 p m. All seats free.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Tremont Temple
Lee S. Wheeler
Gilbert
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
A. M. Graham
Park Street
THE
Christadelphians
Park Square
Christ
Mystic Hall
West Medford
P. Bridges
Jesus
Cor
Berkeley Hall
William H. Laurrin
People’s Forum
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Samuel Hamlet
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Baba Bharati
Baba Bharati of India
Krishna Hall
Ilkley
Huntington Avenue
Hospitaller
Appleton Hall
Tremont Street
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont and
Brookline Streets
William T. McElveen
John Urquhart
Samuel C. Bartlett
Japan
Samuel Richards Gaines
Old South Church
Third Church
J. Winthrop Platnen
D. D
Andover
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
William A. Haggerty
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Holy City
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Daniel Dulany Addison
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Brookline
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Alice Taylor
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
E.S. Ufford
New England
Herbert Howard
Mr. Ufford
Malden Spiritual Association
E. Mack
Warren Street
Clifford Street
Roxbury
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
First Spiritual Science Church of Boston
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Carpenter
Mmne
Whittemore
Luke
Lamartine Street
Green
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Malden
Lyceum
Harvey Redding
H. E. Millan
Green Street
Cambridgeport
Central Square
Charles Street
G. B. Mosier
Bacon
Columbus Avenue
Walpole Street
Windsor Street
Tremont ST
Hersy
Nason
Hateh
Brown
McGrath
Lapas
Gutierrez
Wilde
First Spiritual Church OF Boston, Inc
Clara E. Strong
America Hall
Gould Hall
Broadway
Chelsea
Annie Hanson Kibble
Butterman
Fielding
H. T. Nutter
Joe Huntress
Brockton
Harrison Hall
Madison
Washington St
Dover St
Lemuel Albert Edmester
Ella A. Higginson
Neponset
Field’s Corner
Sawyer Avenue
Fourth House
Level Street
Dorchester
Hotel Pelham
Matook
Peabody M’kenna
Warrenton Street
Mme. Whittemore
Berkeley St
Mme. Rdea
New York
F. Curtis
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
J. J. Morse
Banner of Light
ODD Ladies’ Hall
Cadet Hall
Lynn
D. Caird
Oscar A. Edgerly
Meader
Baker
Cuffe
Low
Huggins
Stirling Street
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
J. K. Conant-Henderson
Dartmouth Street
Tremont Temple and Various Churches Sunday Services
A dense schedule lists morning prayers, sermons, and Bible classes at Tremont Temple, Ruggles Street, Warren Avenue, Dudley Street, and other churches. topics include The Hero of the Treadmill, The Spectral Hand, Do Not Worry, and The War of Wealth in General. Seats are free at all services. Public welcome.
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Windsor County
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J.T. A
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Harvard
Cambridge Watin
Cambridge
English High
Everett High
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Kai Park High
Burdett College
Hyde Park
Noble & Greenough
St. George
Newport
R. I. Volkmann
Pomfret Academy
Pomfret
Conn
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Salem High
Salem
High
Portland High
Portand
Mechanic Arts High
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Rindge
Wellesley High
Wellesley
Stone School
Rock Ridge Hall
Wellesey
Brighton High
Brighton
Stoneham High
Reading High
Stoneham
Middlesex
Waltham High
Watertown High
Waltham
Weymouth High
Norwell High
Weymouth
Woburn High
Saugus High
Saugus
Newton High
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Ely
Everts
Bailey
Booth
Cushing
Twitchell
Hobard
Ryan
Adams
Bay State
Adventist
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Lv’. S. Henson
Treadimill
L. H. Rhodes
Henson
I. Boyd
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Tremont Streets
A. C. Dixon
George H. Remele
John D. Rockefeller
Thomas
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West
Canton Street
Herbert SS. Johnson
C. H. Moss
S. M. Holt
Dudley Street Baptist Church
E. S. Ufford
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Loren A. Clevenger
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Methodist
Concord and
A. Blake
W. Orville Allen
Epworth League
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Norway
F. W. Wodell
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Knight
Izeta B. Sears
Mme, Zara
Evans House
Annie Kebble Hanson
Charlestown
L. L. Whitlock
Harmony Hall
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
N. P. Smith
Mary G. Carbee
R. A. Macurda
Bellows
Annie J. Webster
Reed
M. Reed
Mr. Smith
G. M. Hughes
Macurda
Walcott Brooks
Mpyrtle Hall
Blue Bell
Indian Peace Council
Messrs
Wilkerson, Hardy
Council
James A. Newhall
Mme. Bruce
M.A. Wilkinson
Marriner
Dale St
Warren
H. A. Young
William Et
Willis
M. J. Butler
Red Men's Hall
Stackpole
Davis
Northampton Street
City
FE. Littlefield
Sterling Street
E. Littlefield
Rhind
UNION
W. L. Douglas
W. Hk. Douglas
Chas. Teoke
Ray
N.D
W.l.douglas
Alliance
Corona Colt
Russia
Summer Street
Hanover Street
Court Street