Rich Parish Call Declined by Malden Pastor
The Rev. Dr. Bugbee of Center Methodist Church Malden declined a call to St. Andrews in New York City. The parish there is among the wealthiest and offered twice his Malden salary. The note appears in the Post Magazine teaser with Peggy-on-the-Pulse proceeding story by Joseph Clement Coll.
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Dr. Bugbee
Center Methodist Church
Malden
St. Andrews
New York City
Bugbee
Next Sunday Post
Joseph Clement Coll
Musterole for Lumbago and more
Musterole promises fast relief for lumbago and a wide range of ailments including sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism and bruises. Sold in 25¢ 50¢ jars or $2.50 hospital size with mail order option from Cleveland Ohio.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
J. J. Gordon
Testimony Endorses Kilmer Swamp Root for Bladder Trouble
A letter from Peter Van DeVnse of Greenville Michigan testifies to a complete cure after using Kilmer Swamp Root. Four fifty cent bottles were reportedly sufficient. The affidavit dated July 12, 1909, sworn before Notary Fred A Gleason confirms the claim.
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State of
Michigan
Montcalm
Montcalm County
Fred A. Gleason
Sample bottle offer from Dr Kilmer Co bostons daily post
Advertisement promotes sending ten cents to Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY for a sample kidney and bladder information booklet. Mentions distribution through Boston Daily Post and availability of cent and dollar size bottles at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Boston Daily Post
New York Governor Glynn Praises Massachusetts Laws
Governor Glynn of New York visited Massachusetts officials at the State House and lauded Massachusetts laws as models for the nation. He cited Massachusetts workman’s compensation, spoke of New York’s readiness to aid in crisis, and noted vetoed $6,000,000 in appropriations.
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Glynn
Walsh
State House
Massachusetts
New York
New York State
Curley
Lynn
Magrane
Catholic Church Notes from Boston Area Listings
Rosary and Benediction at Calvary Cemetery chapel begin next Sunday at 9 o'clock. Masses on the first Thursday of May and each month will be offered for cemetery souls. St Clement's Mission in South Medford conducted by Rev John Flynn and Rev John O'Brien. Dorchester women take vows at Mt St Vincent's Convent Halifax. St Patrick's parish reunion at Hibernian Hall Roxbury. Immaculate Conception Young Ladies Sodality entertainment at Boston College Hall to aid new building. Rev D J O Sullivan of Lyons Irish African Mission Society arrived in town.
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Calvary Cemetery
St. Clement's Church
South Medford
John P. Flynn
John M. O'Brien
Lowell
Mt. St. Vincent’s Convent
Halifax
Dorchester
Florence Hanlon
Marion Stanislaus
Anastasia Power
Marie Therese
Agnes Kelley
Marie Gabriel
Ethel Quinn
Stella Vincent
Mary Lyons
Emilian
Marion Daley
Agnes Loyola
Boston College Hall
Young Ladies’ Sodality of the Immaculate Conception Church
Boston College
D. J. O'Sullivan
T Irish African Mission Society of
Lyons
Diocese Lecture Authorization at South Boston Rectory
Father O'Sullivan of Holy Rosary receives permission from Cardinal O'Connell to lecture throughout the diocese, expanding religious instruction and outreach in the South Boston area.
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Holy Rosary
South
Boston
Father O'Sullivan
William Cardinal O’connell
Travelling Conductors Job Cuts at Boston and Maine
In Portland Maine April 28 the Boston and Maine Railroad says its travelling conductors system has not met expectations. Several men will return to freight service while three new travellers join, bringing the total to twenty one in the new formation.
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Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dead horse blocks Tremont street traffic in Boston
A dead horse lay in the middle of Tremont street in front of Granary Burying Grounds blocking team and auto traffic yesterday afternoon. Officers from Station 16 drag the carcass to the street center and allow traffic to pass after a half hour. The horse died of natural causes.
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Tremont Street
Granary Burying Grounds
Station 16
Roosevelt Discovers Unknown Tribe in Brazil Expedition
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt during a journey through uncharted Brazilian regions encounters a previously unknown tribe called the Panhates. The tribesmen are described as completely unclothed and isolated in the interior jungle.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
Panhates
Roosevelt's Brazil Expedition Reports Tiger Kills and River Feats
Captain Amilcar Magalhaes says Roosevelt party had stirring adventures in Brazil. Roosevelt killed two tiger cats over three feet long on the Taquary bank. They traced the Gypirana River, a Madeira tributary, at its junction with the Ma Geira, 1882 feet wide and 118 feet deep. A Jan 13 boat capsize left only baggage lost. seven crew survived by clinging to trees. About 2000 specimens were collected by the expedition.
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Amilcar Magalhaes
Roosevelt
Gazeta de Noticias
City Plans Granite Block Repaving for Roxbury Streets
Officials outline a repaving program with granite blocks on Massachusetts Avenue from the railroad bridge to Edward Everett Square, Atkins Street Roxbury, and one side of Columbia Road Uphams Corner to Edward Everett Square, plus Magazine Street Roxbury to be resurfaced with macadam due to heavy teaming.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Railroad Bridge
Edward Everett Square
Atkins Street
Roxbury
Magazine Street
Columbia Road
Uphams Corner
Cottrell Held Without Bail for Roxbury Lodge Killing
Willis C. Cottrell formerly of Braintree was held without bail for the grand jury after a Roxbury Municipal Court hearing over the April 19 fatal shooting of Graham Cox at 113 Warren Street Roxbury. Cox died after being shot three times during a struggle in Cox's lodging house.
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Roxbury
Willis C. Cottrell
Braintree
Grand
Graham Cox
Massachusetts Avenue
South End
Cox
Warren Street
Cottrell
City Hospital
Fied
Murphy
John Conway
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Dudley Street
Meaney
George R. Farnum
John Palmer
Charles Street
Widow Cottrell and Mrs Cox Lodging Dispute Revealed
Cottrell, a widower since last fall, lived in a lodging house run by Mrs. Cox who was separated from her husband, revealing a domestic arrangement at the heart of the report.
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Cox
Doherty
Cottrell
Father of George Ade Dies at Convention in Kentland
John Ade aged 75, of Kentland Indiana and father of playwright George Ade, collapsed and died in the hall during the Republican Tenth district convention in Valparaiso. Heart failure is believed to have caused the death.
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Valparaiso
Ind
John Ade
Kentland
George Ade
Body recovered from harbor near Simpson's dock Boston
A man without identifying marks was found floating near Simpson's dock in South Boston yesterday morning and sent to North Grove Street morgue.
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Simpson’s Dock
South Boston
North Grove Street
Description of a Suspect Attire
A 230-pound man nearly six feet tall wore a black suit two blue outing shirts black laced shoes and blue socks.
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Outing
Sage andSulphur Hair Remedy Promises Natural Darkening
An old home recipe becomes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold at drug stores for about 50 cents. The preparation darkens faded or gray hair naturally and evenly, stops dandruff and itching, and can make hair look thicker and glossier after a few applications.
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Wyeth
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