Leucorrhea Cure Claims From Peruna Aitkins Letter
Mrs Florence Aitkins of Toledo writes she is cured after using Peruna and Manalin finishing the fifth bottle. She credits Peruna with restoring health and color, calling it the best medicine and her constant household aid. The ad promotes Dr Hartman free advice for female weak ness and a free book Health and Beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Aitkins
Forsythe Street
Toledo
Price
Peruna
Manalin
Leacot
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman Sanitarium
Dr. Hartman
The
Power Case Ends In New York Ad journment and Appeals Loom
The Northern Securities hearing ended abruptly when Guthrie moved for indefinite adjournment as testimony time neared its limit. Power and Peter Power suits face new actions by bona fide stockholders. J. P. Morgan and associates testified as backers of the Power side, with examination revealing efforts to send Power to Europe. The case now heads to Judge Lochran in Minnesota for final submission and decision next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Securities
Guthrie
Grant
Peter Power
Weidenfeld
Camille Weidenfeld
Thomas W. Lawson
Northwestern Railroads
Power
George A. Lamb
Canada
Minnesota
North Pacific Preferred
Peterer
Coma
Mabey
Washing method by soaking and light rubbing
A fragment notes two washing approaches: halting washing by soaking and the other half by light rubbing. The text implies two techniques used in tandem for cleansing.
Lawyer Lamb faces two City Court suits in New York
Early today George Alfred Lamb, attorney for Peter Power in the Northern Pacific case, faced two City Court matters. One suit by United States Trust Company seeks to recover 781.74 for rent in poor debtor proceedings. A second suit by Writers' Press Association seeks an additional answer over a portrait and prose sketch Lamb published in Successful American May issue.
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New York
George Alfred Lamb
Peter Power
Northern Pacific
United States Trust Company of
Donnell
Lamb
Seabury
Hawes & Judge
Writers’ Press Association
Goliaths
Monopoly
Brockton Grocer Fends Off Deadly Tarantula in Store
Brockton grocer George L. Carr barely escaped a tarantula that clung to a banana bunch in his North End shop. He knocked it from his arm, engaged in a brief struggle, and killed the spider, vowing to inspect all tropical banana arrivals more closely.
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Brockton
George L. Carr
Tropics
Mr. Carr
North End
Carr
Franchise questions dominate Massachusetts governor race
In 1902 Boston, the Public Franchise League questioned Governor hopefuls Gaston and Hamlin on subway and franchise policy. Both replies support compensating use of public ways, banning capitalization of franchise value, revocable or short term franchises, anti patronage laws, and referendum rights. Gaston urges case by case fairness and strong public oversight. Hamlin backs revocable franchises and referendum.
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Public Franchise League of Boston
Hamlin
Gaston
Boston
Mass
William A. Gaston
Msa
Massachusetts
Public Franchise League
Commonwealth
Boston Subway
Edward R. Warren
Morton Prince
Devonshire Street
Charles S. Hamlin
Gaston Replica
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Public Service Corporation
Massachusetts Socialists Rally Behind Carey and MacCartney
The Massachusetts Socialist clubs push re election of Representatives James F. Carey of Haverhill and F Q O MacCartney of Rockland. An appeal for funds cites their work and asks support based on their records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
James F. Carey
Haverhill
F. Q O. MacCartney
Rockland
Warner's Safe Cure Ad Promises Kidney Liver Health
A testimonial from H M Stubig Alderman 27th Ward praises Warner's Safe Cure for curing Bright's disease after two years of illness. The ad claims the product is vegetable and non narcotic, available in two sizes for 0 and 1.00 a bottle, with a free trial bottle offered by mail.
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Roscoe Boulevard
Chicago
Bright
Warner
H. M. Stubig
Warner Safe Care Company
Rochester
N. Y
Medical Department
Roosevelt orders break up beef trust via Knox
In Chicago on August 29, reports say President Roosevelt told Attorney General Knox to smash any beef trust. George W. Perkins, Morgan's partner, is said to have conveyed the order to Chicago packers. Morgan allegedly seeks to thwart the packers' alliance as Swift & Co. stock plunges nine points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Knox
Packers
J. P. Morgan
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Atttorney
Paris
Morgan
Newton man waived examination in embezzlement case
Walter C. Nickerson of Newton, alleged embezzler of $600 from the National Suf folk Bank, appeared before United States Commissioner Fiske and waived examination and was held in $2000 for the United States District Court on Sept. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Nickerson
Newton
National Suffolk Bank
United States
Fiske
United States District Court
Massachusetts Ex Tradition Case Postponed In Toronto
The State of Massachusetts claim for the extradition of George Clark of Lynn was before Judge McDougall in Toronto. Papers from Massachusetts are not yet received and the case was adjourned to September 12.
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Toronto
Ont
State of
Massachusetts
George Clark
Lynn
Mass
McDougall
Night Telephone Operators Picnic At Point of Pines
Greater Boston night and day telephone operators along with nearby crews held a clambake picnic at the Point of Pines. Lynn beat East Boston 12 to 11 in a ball game captained by Percy Symons, amid dancing and clam bake for about 150 attendees from local exchanges and distant stations within ten miles.
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Greater Boston
Point of Pines
Lynn
Boston
Percy S. Symons
William Shepard
Symons
North Shore
Main
Haymarket
Back Bay
Oxford
Jamaica
Brookline
Salem
Newton
Quincy
Andrew Driscol
Charles Miller
Somerville
Robert Ramsay
Arlington
Thomas Hogan
South Boston
William Brennan
West Newton
Eugene Wilson
William Crane
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Laura Doty
Columbia Street
Detroit
Mich
Bona Fide
Gaston and
Socialist Appeal For Funds
Alderman Stubig
Nickerson
Clark
Russia
Annie J. C. Norris
Housekeeping Department
Iiconoc
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