Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Health for Women
An 1880s style advertorial urges women to treat many ailments as kidney related and promotes Warner's Safe Cure. It claims cures for Bright's disease gout bladder issues and painful periods, offers a free trial bottle from Warner Safe Cure Co Rochester NY, and touts doctor endorsements with confidential correspondence.
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Bright
Warner
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Warner Safe Cure Company
Tired Promoter Scott Freed From Jail After Bonds Fail
Thomas A. Scott, once a millionaire promoter, was released from Charles Street Jail after a Feb 15 confinement for nonpayment of bonds tied to a suit by Albert Jewell and Michael F. Clark. They claimed he planned to leave the state. Scott denied this. The plaintiffs stopped paying the $1.75 weekly board, and the sheriff released him.
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Thomas A. Scott
Charles Street
Albert Jewell
Michael F. Clark
Scott
Messrs
Clark
Jewell
Seavey
O Leary Death Notice and South Boston Mourns Members
Obituary for John J O Leary aged 30 with funeral details at St Vincent's Church 347 West Second Street South Boston Dec 1 1901 also resolutions of the Henry Grattan Guards and Division 6 A O H South Boston mourning Patrick Keaney and John Nash with sympathy notes and draped pictures reported in local papers Boston Pest Boston Pilot National Hibernian Boston Post and record copies.
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O’'Leary
Boston
John J
Jeremiah
Julia O'Leary
West Second Street
St. Vincent's Church
Mass
Henry Grattan
Broadway Hall
Patrick Keaney
Boston Pest
Boston Pilot
National Hibernian
P. Geoghergan
John Tobin
P. W. Faherty
Martin Gavin
South Boston
A. O. HL
Boston Post
Patrick Geoghegan
Edward Driscoll
Patrick Gavin
W. Faherty
John Nash
Patrick Groghegan
Pcs
Wwe Faherty
Miss Stone Believed Dead By Mission Officials
In Bulgaria near Samakov and Sofila, Dr Haskell reports Miss Ellen Stone, an American missionary, is dead. The cable cites fears of brigands and ransom motives, with officials in New York and Salonica awaiting confirmation as talks on release stall.
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Samakov
Haskell
Bulgaria
Europe
Dubnitza
Dickinson
Dr. Haskell
Miss Stone
Philippopolis
Roumelia
New York
Ellen M. Stone
Henry C Haskell
American Board of Foreign Missions
Salonica
Turkey
Mme. Tsilka
Sofila
Dr. Creegan
The
Board of Foreign Missions
Creegan
State Department
Miss Stone and Mrs Tsilka Bodies Found Near Dubnitza
The Governor of Salonica reports that the bodies of Miss Stone and Mrs Tsilka were found near Dubnitza in Salonica province. A post mortem shows Mrs Tsilka died of neglect during confinement and Miss Stone died some time after, the report does not specify how.
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Philippopolis
Bulgaria
Salonica
Turkey
Miss Stone
Mrs. Tsilka
Dubnitza
Two Fate Reports Amid Salonica Captivity News
Reports from Salonica Turkey debate the fate of Miss Helen M. Stone and Mrs. Tsilka. One version claims Tsilka died after giving birth and Stone died soon after broken hearted, while another says both are alive in the Rilo Monastery in Eastern Roumelia awaiting release. Turkish authorities offer no confirmation. Three Russian warships under Commander Kreuger lie off the port.
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Salonica
Turkey
Helen M. Stone
Tsilka
Kreuger
Belief Stone and Tsilka Still Alive Reported
Secretary Hay received a telegram from Spencer Eddy in Constantinople stating, on what he regards as good authority, that Miss Stone and Mrs Tsilka are still alive.
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Washington
Hay
Spencer Eddy
United States
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Clergyman Still Believes Miss Stone Alive
Dr. Judson Smith of the American Board of Missions told a reporter yesterday after reading a despatch from Rev. Henry C. Haskell that he still clings to the belief that Miss Stone is alive.
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Judson Smith
American Board of Missions
Henry C. Haskell
Miss Stone
Boston Tax Increases Under Hart Shown In State Totals
Figures from the Secretary of State show Boston has the largest two year tax rate rise in Massachusetts under Mayor Hart. The rate jumped 1.60 in 1899 and another 0.20 in 1900, totaling 1.80 over two years, the biggest aggregate increase among cities. Several towns saw decreases, including Chelsea and Quincy, with Brookline listed as down 0.20.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Hart
Newton
Waltham
Marlboro
Lowell
North Adams
Saunton
Medford
Gloucester
Helsea
Lynn
Quincy
New Bedford
Malden
Everett
Holyoke
Melrose
Northampton
Somerville
Beverly
Pme
Cadiaietians Cree
Isk
Sian
Aelia Eeere Riaeave
Chelsea
Omerville
Brookline
Brockton
Wees Eees
Fitchburg
Nowell
Woburn Aeee
Seeeeee
Taunton Eee
Fall River
Medford Eeee
Chicopeeee
Gloucester Eeeee
Salem Eeee Ee
Chelsea Ee
Lynn Ee
Haverhill See Ee Ee
Pittsfield Eeee
Sea
Cambridge
Waltham Eee
Soft coal price raised to $4 a ton
A soft coal price increase of two cents per ton was announced, bringing the retail price to $4. Hard coal prices remain unchanged since October 19, with furnace coal at $6, egg coal at $6.25, and stove coal at $6.50. Metropolitan Coal Company cites higher freight rates from Norfolk and Newport News as the cause, noting no near-term prospect of further increases and that anthracite costs rose 25 cents per ton.
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Metropolitan
Ceal Company
Norfolk
Newport News
Metropolitan Coal Company
Kernan Elected Harvard Eleven Captain
R P Kernan star halfback of Harvard's football team was elected captain for the forthcoming year. Known for enthusiasm, strong personality and social standing, he has starred in football, baseball, and track, including a six foot high jump and a pivotal 65 yard run against West Point that helped defeat Daly's team. He hails from Brooklyn Polytechnic and belongs to several prominent Harvard clubs.
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R. P. Kernan
Harvard
Kernan
Asm
Brooklyn Polytechnic School
West Point
Daly
Calumet, Dickey, Institute
Stowaway Found Alive in Box on Hamburg Line Steamer Palatin
A German man about 30, boxed in a packing case marked J. B. 71, was found in the Palatin hold after 15 days at sea. He is starving and hospitalized in Hoboken with little chance of recovery. Investigators believe he suffocated or nearly did so before a late break from the box. He carried less than a dollar, no air holes existed, the box bore This side up with care, and the hatch had not been opened since departure.
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New York
Palatin
Hoboken
Germany
J. B
John Beck
Alter Ego Minstrel Show Delights Chelsea Audience
The 14th annual Alter Ego Club minstrel show drew about 2000 to the Academy of Music last night. Reported as perhaps the best production the organization has yet presented.
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Alter Ego Club of
Chelsea
Academy of Music
Putnam
George Cassell
Society audience applauds club concert with encores
Efforts of the participants were much applauded as soloists answered half a dozen encores. The audience included many prominent society people and many out-of-town friends attended. George E. Willey served as interlocutor. End men included M. M. Mayo C. B. Wells Jambos C. A. Colburn C. H. Nudd with bones C. BE. Billings and Cc. G. Lenfest. Soloists listed include M. W. Mayo C. E. Billings A. P. Brown C. D. Lenfest C. B. Wells G. E. Willey C. A. Colburn C. H. Nudd William Rose. Also present Waldo Glidden E.S. Nichols J. D. Eltinge W. B. C. Fox.
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George E. Willey
M. M. Mayo
C. B. Wells
C. A. Colburn
C. H. Nudd
The
Bones
C. BE. Billings
Cc. G. Lenfest
Stolen Four Masted Adelaide Barbour Leaves Newburyport
A Newburyport schooner, the Adelaide Barbour, tied to disputes between builders and creditors, was seized and towed toward New York after liens and unpaid bills. Deputy Sheriff Briggs held the vessel, while creditors sought relief bonds. The ship was moved to Thatcher’s Island coast then towed by Boxer toward New York amid legal uncertainty.
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Newburyport
Adelaide Barbour
Long Island Sound
New York
New Jersey
Currier & Co
Brigts
Briggs
Driggs
Thatcher's Island
Boxer
Boston
Old West Ender in Town P. H. Flanery Returns from Ireland
Chicago resident Mr P H Flanery, once active in Boston politics amid Keany Carney Crowley and Taylor eras, declined a Stockyard district Congress nomination years ago. He spent a year and a half in Ireland studying politics and praised Redmond leading a united faction. He predicts a promising outcome for the current movement.
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P. H. Flanery
Chicago
Ireland
Saxonia
M Flanery
Boston
Keany
Carney
Crowley
Taylor
Congress
Flanery
Redmond
Parnell
Notified Awaited for Luigi Storti in Charlestown
Luigi Storti, awaiting his fate in Charlestown State Prison, has not been notified of the U S Supreme Court decision and will not receive word until Warden Bridges in Massachusetts gets official notice from Washington. His health is fair but deteriorating due to a pulmonary illness.
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Luigi Storti
Charlestown State Prison
United States Supreme Court
Bridges
Washington
Massachusetts
Storti
Mrs Bonine and Ayres Dance Before Murder
Defense in Lola Ida Bonine murder case calls 15 witnesses to support claim she showed no special treatment of James Seymour Ayres. Witnesses describe dances at the Kenmore, Bonine urging prompt attendance, and normal conduct toward Ayres. Trial adjourns with juror taken ill but continuing tomorrow.
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Washington
Lola Ida _ Bonine
James Seymour Ayres
the Kenmore
Kenmore
Grady Camp Ball Ledes Grand March at East Boston
Major P. J. Grady Camp Legion of Spanish War Veterans held its third annual military ball at Lyceum Hall East Boston with a concert from 8 to 9 pm then Commander Charles W. Clayton and his wife led the grand march followed by 60 couples. A midnight spread topped the evening before more dancing.
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the Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Major P. J. Grady
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Clayton
P._ J. Grady
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Charles W. Clayton
Thomas Clark
John Murphy
Susie King
John Daly
C. W. Clayton
P. J. Grady Camp
Malden Resident Michael Harrington Dies at 82
Malden obituary notes Michael Harrington longtime resident of Malden and Edgeworth, died this afternoon at his home 44 Adams Street. He was 82, survived by his widow a son and a daughter.
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Maldion
Michael Harrington
Malden
Edgeworth
Adams Street
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