Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promoted as Skin Cure
Advertising copy extols Cuticura remedies for skin scalp and hair care. Claims include stopping hair loss removing dandruff soothing irritation and promoting growth. Mentions products Soap Ointment Resolvent with depots in London Paris Boston and a promotional booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charterhouse Pi
Paria
Rue Dela Paix
Boston
Columbus AV
Otter Drug & Chem. Corp
Physicians in Politics and the Good Government League
Physicians in Boston will be invited to join the executive committee of the Good Government League, signaling a shift toward physician involvement in municipal affairs. The move aims to place City Council control in the hands of respected business leaders while leveraging physicians influence through organized representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government League
Bar Association
Business and
Boston
Ward 15 Democrats Plan Franklin Outing
Democratic leaders organize ward outings with Ward 15 Democrats scheduling a trip to Franklin next Saturday to attend a large estate opening for a political picnic activity. The events will run at full blast for the coming weeks across city wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Boston Man Fined in Nantasket Molasses Kisses Theft
John O'Hern of Commercial Street Boston was charged in Hingham court with stealing a package of molasses kisses from J. W. Hutchins’ Nantasket stand last night. He pressed State witnesses closely, showing familiarity with court proceedings, and Judge Kelley fined him 383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanitasket
John O'Hern
Commercial Street
Boston
Hingham Court
J. W. Hutchins
Nantasket
O'Hern
Kelley
Police of Entire Country Watch for Allen After $118000 Larcenies
Willard S. Allen, treasurer of the Preachers' Aid Society and the New England Historical Society, is pursued nationwide for larceny. Boston and Chicago police coordinate a nationwide drag net with Interpollike alerts and photos. Allen had planned his escape, writing a confession on August first before leaving Boston for Montreal via Newport and Rochester sightings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard S. Allen
Preachers’ Aid Society
Boston
Chicago
Allen
Watts
Morrissey and Burke
San Francisco
Honolulu
Manila
New England Historical Society
Historical Society
Bromfield Street
Lexington Street
Mr. Spencer
Malden Church Raises 250 For Aged Clergy Aid
The Centre Methodist Church in Malden reported a $250 collection raised by Pastor Rev. E. H. Hughes. The funds will aid aged clergy after a robbery by Allen, with $1500 needed for the preachers' aid fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Centre Methodist Church
New England
Allen
E. H. Hughes
Train Maims P. J. Sheehan At East Boston Crossing
Patrick J. Sheehan 40 was run over at the Maverick street crossing by a Boston and Albany train. He was pulled between two cars as the train started and limbs were severed by the wheels. He remains in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Sheehan
Maverick Street
Boston & Albany
Boston
Sheehan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mr. Sheehan
Chelsea Street
East
Motorman Conway Found Dead in Charlestown
John E. Conway a Charlestown motorman with the Elevated railroad was found dead at his Dunstable Street home at 6 20 P M. cause of death given as apoplexy by Dr I P Silva. A 10 year old boy Freddy Sampson entered to unlock the door and discovered the body. Conway born Aug 31 1842 had a long service with the railway and had complained of heart pains earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Conway
Elevated Railway Company
Dunstable Street
Charlestown
I. P. Silva
Freddy Sampson
Sampson
Conway
Roxbury
Sullivan Street
Butler's Pharmacy
Mr. Conway
More Revere Men Summoned by Metropolitan Police
Four amusement venues at Revere Beach were served summonses to appear in Chelsea police court for keeping open on Sunday. The named managers include Clara Stapleton of the Old Mill, Samuel Alexander of Beth Israel Congregation theatre, Edward L Turmer of Johnstown Flood, and Charles L Ridgeway of Nautical Gardens. Fines totaling $1200 have been collected in Chelsea and liquor plus gambling paraphernalia seized. two to three percent of cases have been convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Police
Revere Beach
Chelsea
Clara Stapleton
Old Mill
Samuel Alexander
Beth Israel
Edward L. Turmer
Johnstown
Charles L. Ridgeway
Nautical Gardens
Summer Dangers and a Dyspepsia Cure Against Heat
The piece warns that sunstroke and digestive troubles threaten during hot weather and urges preventive care via a clean toned stomach. It promotes Chase's Dyspepsia Cure as effective for summer complaints with immediate relief and offers purchase details from Chase Mfg. Co. and Woodward's Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Chase Mfg. Co
Newburgh
N. Y
Woodward's Drug
Tremont
Bromfield Streets
Crippled 14-year-old rescues body from Miller's River
In East Cambridge 14-year-old Frank Fitzpatrick, a one legged boy, dives into Miller's River to retrieve the drowned 7-year-old Richard Black after a fall behind the Boston Maine roundhouse. He surfaces with Black wedged among rocks and criticizes bystanders for not helping. Fitzpatrick is active in school and games despite his disability.
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Miller’s River
East Cambridge
Frank Fitzpatrick
Richard Black
Black
Boston & Maine
East Street
Fitzpatrick
Post
Caldwell Captures Special Prize In One Hour Pace
In the one hour paced team race at Charles River Park, Harry Caldwell of Manchester New Hampshire and Jim Moran of Chelsea won the event for their Caldwell Moran duo. Moran finished second with 47 miles 300 yards as Caldwell led the field with 48 miles 1533 yards amid a race marked by tire punctures and changing pace. Walthour and Nelson trailed, while Moran and Caldwell swapped long stints at the front under pacing by Hoffman and Ruden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Park
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Joe Nelson
Chicago
Walthour- Nelson
Caldwell-Moran
Caldwell
Moran
Bennie Munroe
Walthour
Nelson
Hoffman
Ruden
Schultz
Hunter
A. R. Urquhart
Matt Downey
C. L. Hollister
M. T. Dove
C. L. Kimball
J. J. McKinnon
J. B. Coffey
Harvey Giles
M. F. O’brien
Sammy Sulkins
Sulkins
Dove
Hanlon Tries Gambling Charge At Chelsea Court
Patrick J. Hanlon faced trial in Chelsea Police Court for conducting a common gambling nuisance at the Anna J. Darrington estate 543 Revere Street Revere raided July 18. With Chief Oakes absent the case was continued to Tuesday as witnesses were unavailable.
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Patrick J. Hanlon
Revere Street
Revere
Anna J. Darrington
Chelsea
State Police
Hall
Arnold
George Dunham
Anna J. Carrington
Hanlon
Tranlon
Sanderson
Miss Dugan Sues Sullivan for 50000 in Six Year Courtship
Miss Dugan 32 sues Sullivan claiming a six year courtship ended when she learned he was married. She asserts he wooed her with rides, hotel visits, affection and gifts while denying marriage. She says she will present letters signed Mark and other proof at trial and notes his age and wealth.
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Miss Dugan
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Fall River
Chelsea Man Denies Wedding Rumor In Omaha Report
A Omaha despatch cites a Chelsea claim that Miss Ida Leagh married Thomas Walton a year ago in secret. Walton denies the marriage, says he went to Omaha to settle Mr. Thompson’s estate, valued around eight thousand dollars, after Thompson’s death.
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Omaha
Neb
Ida Leagh
Thomas Walton
Chelsea
Walton
Post
Miss Leagh
Elizabeth Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Walton
Sailor Dies After Fall Into Ship Hold
Swedish sailor Charles Anderson on the H. M. Whitney of the Metropolitan Steamship Co fell into the hold about 9 last night and died within five minutes from a fractured skull and a broken leg. Body sent to Briggs undertaking rooms and medical examiner notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
H. M. Whitney
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Anderson
Briggs
Firefighter reels in record skate on Apple Island
John J. Sullivan of Ladder 2 fishing off Apple Island caught a skate 5 ft 4 in long 47 1 2 in wide and 90 lb. Patrolman Hugh O Rourke of Station 7 and Mr Barry were in the boat. The fish will be exhibited at Nat Butler's store Maverick square on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Sullivan
Ladder 2
Apple Island
Hugh O'Rourke
Station 7
Mr. Barry
Mr. Sullivan
Nat Butler
Maverick Square
Somerville Man Seen in North Cambridge After Escape
Thomas P. O'Neil, a Somerville resident who recently escaped Worcester Insane Asylum, was sighted about North Cambridge yesterday and police hope to capture him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Thomas P. O'Neil
Worcester
North
Cambridge
Short Lobsters Spark F. Sherman Market Dispute
Deputy Bent, assisting Franklin fish and game officials, was attacked while seizing alleged short lobsters at F. E. Sherman’s market. He retained six short lobsters and, with Commissioner Paradis, arrested Hector Basinette Napoleon Basinette Louis Paquette John McDonald Malcolm McDonald and Joseph Genon for taking fish from Watuppa Pond outside legal season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
F. E. Sherman
Herbert A. Bent
Franklin
Bent
Fish and Game
George C. Paradis
Hector Basinette
Napoleon Basinette
Louis Paquette
Hunter Ciriack Injures Self in Hunting Accident
Charlies Cirlack was treated at the Emergency Hospital after a rifle exploded during a hunting trip in Braintree. A bullet pierced his left hand and lodged against the bone in his left leg, with he transferred by train for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Cirlack
Cirlack
Braintree
Two Worcester Trolley Case Postponed Two Weeks
The cases of Daniel F. Daly and Leon B. Downs, conductor and motorman on the Boston and Worcester railway, in the fatal Westboro collision, were continued today before Judge Woodward in the Central District Court and postponed for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Daniel F. Daly
Leon B. Downs
Westboro
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Woodward
Central District Court
Keck charges Littauer with glove contract corruption
Timothy Keck, a prominent Johnstown manufacturer, publicly accuses Representative L. N. Littauer of favoring his friends and dummies to keep army glove prices high. He cites a decline in contracts since 1896, offers dates and figures, and says he will affidavit his statements. He claims Littauer sent him a check for fixing a bid on gloves.
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Johnstown
N. Y
Timothy Keck
L. N. Littauer
Congress
Roosevelt
Keck
Littauer
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Montreal
Roch Sei
E.boston
Physicians IN Politics
Hingham
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washington St
Back Bay
Boylston St
United States
Morrissey
Rochester
Lewis S. Cates
Cates
Malden Church
Cambridge Armory
P. J. Sheehan
Xtra
Knapp
Llue
True’s Home
Pitts-Kimball CO
John R. Burns
Crawford House
Mary F. Dugan
Mark A. Sullivan
Corn Products Company
New York
Sailor
O’neil
Hunter Ciriack
Castoria
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