Sanford's Ginger Promotes Health Amid Heat and Fatigue
For heat prostration indigestion bowel troubles weakness nervousness and sleeplessness caused by hot weather change of water food climate and fatigue in travel cramps pains colds chills and many ills Sanford's Ginger is priceless and always healthful. Look for OWL TRADE MARK on the wrapper to avoid substitutes. Thirty five years the standard in purity flavor and strength sold by druggists and grocers everywhere. Insist on Sanford's.
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Sanford
Sanford’s
Tot Burned to Death at Hyde Park
A 2 1 2 year old boy named William M Benson son of Mr and Mrs Howard W Benson 28 Foster Street was left alone in a second floor room when a fire started from the child s own clothes. Neighbor Mrs Stuart T Allen saw smoke and alerted the fire department. The child was found burned and died shortly after at Hyde Park Emergency Hospital.
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Hyde Park
William M
Howard W. Benson
Foster Street
Stuart T. Allen
Maggie Allen
Charles Wandlass
Think Chicago Suspect Dubbed Boston Check Raiser
Local inspectors believe a Boston check rasher who swindled merchants months ago used raised postal money orders. The suspect was arrested Thursday night at a Chicago sub post office. He gave the name Norman H. Roberts, 27, a salesman.
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Boston
Chicago
Norman H. Roberts
Ambassadors Luncheon Hosts Noted American Visitors
In London on August 4, Ambassador Reid hosted a luncheon for Charles R. B. Littlefield of Maine Justice Gildersleeve of New York Clayton Jones of Boston and other prominent American visitors currently in the city.
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London
Ambassador Reid
Charles RB. Littlefield
Maine
Justice Gildersleeve
New York
Clayton Jones
Boston
Nervine Aids Woman With Nervous Prostration Claims
Mrs. Chas. Landrum of Carthage Missouri credits Dr Miles Nervine with restoring strength and sleep after severe nervous prostration. The ad asserts the remedy soothes feeds and rebuilds nerves and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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Miles
Chas. Landrum
Carthage
Nervine
Victory for Mayor Wood and the Post
Mayor Roswell G. Wood of Haverhill lauds the Boston Post for its role in exposing county contracts and saving the city about 37000. Essex county commissioners agree to submit bridge plans for municipal approval. The Post’s publicity is praised for lifting scrutiny on Waters River bridge and other county expenditures.
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Haverhill
Essex County
Aes Poe
Boston Post
Roswell G. Wood
Mayor Wood
Haverhill Bridge
Waters River Bridge
Danvers
Lawrence
Wood
R. G. Wood
Clty
Wallace Bates
Lynn
Bates
E. C. Sawyer
Abbott
Wife Dead Husband Held In Roxbury Case
Mrs Annie Porter died at Massachusetts General Hospital from head injuries investigators deem suspicious. Her husband Andrew Porter a teamster is in custody as police probe circumstances and await an autopsy by the medical examiner.
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Annie Porter
Hammond Street
Roxbury
Massachusetts General Hospital
Andrew T. Porter
Division 10
Porter
Dr. McKenzie
Mamie Whitton
Lowell
Annie Clark
Ayer
Suit Claims Wife's Affections Alienated by Rich Farmer
Herman H. Lewis of Woodstock Vermont sues James I Roby for five thousand dollars claiming his wife Effie P Brown Lewis was led astray by Roby who cared for the kicker cow on the farm near Springfield Village. Lewis says his marriage in 1896 to his first cousin and his winter stays in North Carolina left his wife with chores and two small children. Roby and Mrs Lewis deny improper conduct amid about 120 letters read to the jury.
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Woodstock
Herman H. Lewis
James I.’. Roby
Roby
Effie P. Brown
Lewis
North Carolina
Springfield Village
Willard S Allen Said To Be In South America
A report claimed Willard S Allen, the absconding treasurer of the Methodist Preachers' Aid Society, is living in a South American city in good circumstances. Chief Watts denied the information, and Allen's family would not discuss his whereabouts. Rumors say letters from him may have been received.
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Willard S. Allen
Methodist Preachers’ Aid Society
Watts
Allen
Boston
Two Little Tots Wander From Tremont Street to Revere
Police in Revere rescued Mary Perry aged 4 and Amelia Perry aged 6 who had walked from 273 Tremont Street Boston. They were found near the Town Hall in Revere as Boston police conducted a missing child search.
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Revere
Mary Perry
Amelia Perry
Tremont Street
Boston
Is Schidlofski Acting Tragedy in Jail Confession
Jailer observations at the Middle Sex House of Correction depict John Schidlofski, a Polish man who confessed to murdering his wife Marciana, as he exhibits signs of mental strain. He is seen talking incomprehensibly, then embracing anger, and mimicking the past murder in a disturbed, lingering display.
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John Schidlofski
Belmont
Middlesex House of Correction
Pole
Marciana Schidlofski
Schidlofski
Moore Freed After Six Years In Sing Sing Prison
William E. A. Moore, husband of Fayne Moore, left Sing Sing after six years' imprisonment. He arrived in New York in the afternoon wearing a blue serge suit tailored in under two hours. Moore said he is innocent and blamed his wife for his misfortunes during a stroll on Broadway.
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New York
William E. A. Moore
Fayne Moore
Sing Sing
Moore
Broadway
Breaks in Southboro Home Probed After Ban on Robberies
Chief Place and Boston police investigate two breaks at Newell Bent’s Southboro home linked to George Galaucia and E. E. Seelee, arrested in Boston. A window and a skeleton key entry are suspected with losses over $200, pending Bent’s return from Europe.
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South Framingham
Chief Place
Boston
Newell Bent
Southboro
George Galaucia
E. E. Seelee
Wife of ex Secretary Carlisle Dead
Mrs. Mary G. Carlisle wife of former Secretary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle died today at her country home in West Islip after three weeks illness. She came here two months ago to spend the summer.
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Babylon
L. I
Mary G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
West Islip
Holyoke Opens New Paper Mill for Experiments
Holyoke unveils a new small paper mill built by Charles E. Pope of Perkins' Japanese Tissue Mills. The facility will be used for experiments and offered to Holyoke mill men who wish to test various methods.
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Holyoke
Charles E. Pope
Perkins’ Japanese
Helen Stuart Floated After Run Aground at Naushon Island
British schooner Helen Stuart which ran ashore at Naushon Island has been floated and resumed its voyage to Nova Scotia with no damage reported.
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Vineyard Haven
Helen Stuart
Naushon Island
Nova Scotia
Elm beetle strips Abington trees in town center
Abington residents report elm tree beetles defoliating the handsome trees in the town center as of August 4. Local officials have not announced control measures.
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Abington
Summer Col ds Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad
A short ad promoting a patent remedy claiming to cure summer colds and remove the cause. It urges readers to call for the full name and seek the signature of E. W. Grove. The price listed is 265c.
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E. W. Grove
Clergyman Randolph Charged with Assault in Malden Court
West Medford clergyman the Rev J K Randolph charged with assault and battery on Charles Allen of Boston. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued. Allen says Randolph rented a house then moved and Randolph struck him three times. Randolph held in lockup overnight and bailed out this morning.
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Malden
West Medford
J. K. Randolph
Charles Allen
Boston
Randolph
The
All Holies
Allen
Arlington Street
Say Lad Sold Stolen Goods
De Silva Dwyer a 16 year old Charlestown youth faces a larceny charge from his employer David Banash a Summer street wholesaler. He allegedly forged a receipt book and stole parcels later found with about 50 dollars worth of goods at his home. Police seek buyers he may have sold to.
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de Silva Dwyer
Pear Street
Charlestown
David Banash
Summer Street
Dwyer
Banash
500 Barbers Will Parade on Labor Day
Chris Mallen of the Boston Barbers Union was elected marshal of 500 barbers who will parade Labor Day. His staff includes GO F Toomey, C E O'Donnell, H H Petti grew, J F Donovan, D J Turcott, John Manganro, J C Lemman, John Ogilvie, Mark Rich, J J Heath, J F O'Brien, J J Dwyer, F S Berry, J F Haugh, C H Herbert and John Trainor. Members will meet at Copley Square Labor Day morning and march behind Central Labor Union delegates.
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Chris Mallen
Boston Barbers’ Union
GO. F. Toomey
C. E. O’donnell
H. H. Pettigrew
J. F. Donovan
D. J. Turcott
John Manganro
J. C. Lemman
John Ogilvie
Mark Rich
J. J. Heath
J. F. O’brien
J. J. Dwyer
F.S. Berry
J. F. Haugh
C. H. Herbert
John Trainor
Copley Square
Central Labor Union
Labor union delegates named for culinary council and Boston boards
Matthew Crahan John Rice and W E Morse were elected as delegates to the proposed culinary council. William H Weir W E Morse and John Rice chosen to represent the union at the joint board of Boston Engineers unions meeting on August 21. The Building Trades Council Labor Day committee organized with Jeremiah Donovan as chairman and George E Flynn as secretary. The parade division will be headed by the Partridge Municipal Band.
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Matthew Crahan
John Rice
W. E. Morse
Stationary Engineers’ Union
Culinary Council
William H. Weir
Board of Boston Engineers
Building Trades Council
Jeremiah J. Donovan
George E. Flynn
Partridge Municipal Band
Boston society woman stuns peers with unusual act
A prominent Boston society woman performs a remarkable act that unexpectedly reveals a different side of her. The anecdote promises to intrigue readers and mark a departure from her usual public image, described as unlike anything chronicled before. Read more in tomorrow's Sun day Post.
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Sunday Post
Editor Criswell Near Indictment Amid Subway Death
New York August 4 The prosecution of editor Robert A. Criswell on a criminal charge besides a libel indictment hovered over him as he either leaped from or fell from a subway express train last night, a statement issued from the district attorney’s office said.
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Criswell
New York
Robert A. Criswell
The
New Yorker
Social Editors’ Society
Clergyman Credits Postum Coffee Switch for Health
A Iowa clergyman recounts his wife’s violent vomiting tied to coffee. After stopping coffee and using Pos tum Food Coffee, symptoms vanished and nine years of health followed. He urges readers to try Postum and mentions the Battle Creek Michigan company and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Iowa
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Clever Young People List Brims With Notable Names
A Boston area editor boasts over a thousand young names as clever friends. The long list includes residents across Charlestown Boston Roxbury Dorchester Medford Quincy Winthrop and more, each with streets and ages noted, reflecting a community of youthful promise.
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Warren A. Miller
Haley Street
Charlestown
Cecilia Downins
Mhichborn Street
Boston
F. D. Fredenbeirch
East Seventh Street
South
Barbara Pratt
Wildwood Street
Winchester
Harriet Sinclair
Elm Place
Quincy
Chestnut Street
Blanche P. Marion
Mt. Pleasant Street
Woburn
Alvina Wines
Boylston Street
Frank Williams
Main Street
Winthrop
Robert Kershaw
Ipswich
Lillian M. Lord
Washington Street
Dorchester
Jennie Jennings
Shirley Street
May Braff
Everett Street
Catherine B. Burke
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
William E. Paret
West
Stevenson Avenue
Everett
Clarice Chauncey
Hough's Neck
W. Co. Weir
Worcester
George Babb
Division Street
George West
Hancock Street
Melrose
Explosion in harbor yields decomposed body from dredger blast
A dynamite blast set off by a dredger crew in the main ship channel near Fort Warren yesterday afternoon brought to the surface the badly decomposed body of a man. Initial belief of murder proved unfounded. the deceased was likely a sailor about five and a half feet tall, dressed in a dark coat and pants with no shirt.
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Fort Warren
Reception to Fr Killilea Postponed to Thursday
The reception for Rev. Bartholomew F. Killilea of St. Stephen's Church North End has been postponed to next Thursday evening. It will be held in St John's Hall Moon Street.
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Bartholomew F. Killilea
St. Stephen’s Church
North End
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Hebrew Commemoration for John Hay in Boston
The memory of the late Secretary of State John Hay will be observed by the Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The event will take place at the association rooms located at 89 East Concord Street.
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John Hay
Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association
East
Concord Street
Boston & Northern opens Malden to Stoneham car line
Aug 4 Boston & Northern railroad introduces a new car line between Malden square and Stoneham square with service every 30 minutes.
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Malden
Boston & Northern Railroad
Malden Square
Stoneham Square
Cure Catarrh with Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
A testimonial from Rev. Dr. Borcher of Buffalo states both he and his wife were troubled by catarrh and found relief within ten minutes after using Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The ad emphasizes curing offensive discharges and purifying breath.
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Borcher
Buffalo
Agnew
Freshness guaranteed Chase and Seal Brand Coffee
The advertisement touts Chase and Seal Brand Coffee as retaining freshness through air tight tin packaging and 30 day restocking by grocers. It warns that coffee in paper bags or looser packaging loses strength and becomes insipid, urging consumers to buy Seal Brand for robust aroma and flavor.
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Chase Sanborn
Taft Party Arrives in Manila Amid Water Pageant
Secretary of War Taft and party arrived on the steamship Manchuria at 10 o'clock. A grand water pageant greeted the delegation as Governor-General Wright Major General Corbin and Rear Admiral Train with staffs met the party. Thousands lined streets decorated for the welcome.
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Manila
Taft
Manchuria
Wright
Corbin
Train
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Green Harbor
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Harbor
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
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D. F. Appel
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Warren Sawyer
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Nathaniel J. Rust
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