Saved Life by Nervura Remedy in Worcester Woman
Public notice style testimonial recounts Harriet Partridge of Worcester overcoming St. Vitus dance with Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. The letter details dramatic prior decline, gradual improvement after three to eight bottles, and ongoing use to stay well. Cites physicians unable to help, testimony on file at Temple Place office.
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St. Vitus
Dr. Greene
Harriet Partridge
Blossom Street
Worcester
Mass
Miss Partridge
Ds. Greene
T Was
Tor
Greene
Pretty Boston dressmaker a corespondent in New York divorce case
New York dispatch reports Grace Stowell a Boston dressmaker as a central figure in a divorce trial. Mrs Grace Valentine accuses her husband broker Valentine of infidelity with Stowell. testimony details a night at Stowell's New York home and earlier meeting in Boston. Stowell denies improper conduct and asserts her earnings from embroidery.
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Boston
New York
Grace Stowell
Grace I. Valentine
Valentine
Miss Stowell
Stowell
Henry J. McCormick
McCormick
Grace Valentine
Ida S. Wyatt
Mr. Valentine
Rally in South Boston backs Charles H Slattery in alderman race
Supporters fill Gray's Hall South Boston for Slattery with speakers charging Baldwin favors corporate interests. Daniel Flood P J Shiels Patrick McGrath John Ahern and others urge voter turnout Tuesday. Slattery defies rivals referencing past service and pledge to represent district faithfully.
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Charles H. Slattery
Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Michael J. Downey
John E. Baldwin
Slattery
Thomas W. Flood
John Baldwin
P. J. Shiels
Baldwin
Patrick D. McGrath
Board of Aldermen
John J. Ahern
James F. Mulcahey
Bunco
Corporation
Edward L. Logan
Mr. Slattery
South
Boston
Post
Sumner Expects 10 Outwit Higginson In War Game
United States flagship Iowa sails from Port of Spain as Admirals Sumner and Higginson test strategy for a Cuban coast base. Sumner aims to fortify a port with mines and guns within six hours, while Higginson may challenge with a superior force.
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United States
Iowa
Port OF Spain
Island of
Trinidad
Higginson
Sumner
Cuba
Admiral Sumner
Massachusetts
Admiral Higginson
West Indies
Porto Rico
Cleveland ruling strikes down eight hour law in case
The Ohio Supreme Court declared the Cleveland eight hour labor law unconstitutional in the Cleveland versus Clement Bros case. The city had required eight hours under a $10 fine per violation, sought $800 in penalties, but the contractors sued and won in the lower court.
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Columbus, O
Supreme Court
City of
Cleveland
Clement Bros
Five thousand converts yearly to Catholicism in New York archdiocese
Archbishop Farley announced at the Catholic Converts' League meeting in New York that about 5000 converts flee from Protestant denominations to Catholicism annually in the New York archdiocese. The league, begun two years ago by 15 converts, has grown to 394 names with Farley as an honorary member.
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New York
Archdiocese of
Farley
Church of Scotland
Presbyterian
Mgr
League
Archdiocese of New York
Mark Twain Praises Growth in North American Review
To the Editor of the Post Sir In the December North American Review Mark Twain publishes a favorable report on growth and the good results of a project he discusses.
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Sir
North American Review
Mark Twain
Electric lights fail at Headquarters last night
Shortly before midnight the police headquarters power failed cutting service to private police lines. The motor supplying the private telephone network stopped and stations could not be reached for a time. Gas jets were rekindled and the night squad operated in dim light with lanterns from Station 3.
Frosty Weather Ties Up Brant Rock Water Supply
Marshfield dispatch notes Brant Rock residents endured a frosty spell that froze the hamlet water system and cut off telephone service at 6 pm daily. Pipes lie deep underground and may take years to reach depth. a village prophet alert draws volunteers for water draws while a thaw is awaited. If cold persists, Marshfield may import beer barrels for bottled water. Communication resumes when the operator returns at 9 am tomorrow.
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Brant Rock
Marshfield
Boston
Daniel Webster
Little Brant Rock
Mansfield
Kinkey
New Bedford
Torig Lenses Cut Costs With New Milling Machinery
Torig Lenses are praised for usefulness and comfort though costly to machine. A new manufacturing machine promises prompt supply at greatly reduced prices, expanding access to these valuable lenses.
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co. Jown T at 22 Washington Sf
A brief notice notes Andrew J. Lloyd and Co. with a reference to Jown T at 22 Washington Sf. No further context or events are provided in the fragment.
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Washington Sf
Egan Endorses Slattery In Boston Ward 15 Race
Martin T. Egan of Ward 15 urges voters in the Eighth Aldermanic District to back Charles H. Slattery over John B. Baldwin. He cites unfair caucus tactics and argues Slattery's greater ability and broad, intelligent view on public questions. Egan thanks supporters and asks independents to vote Slattery on December 2, 1902 in South Boston.
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Eighth
John BE. Baldwin
Charles EH. Slattery
Baldwin
Alderman Slattery
Charles H. Slattery
Martin T. Egan
South
Boston
Old Guard Meeting in South Armory Hears New By Laws
A meeting of the Old Guard of Massachusetts convened at the South Armory last night with Lieutenant-Colonel Robert P. Eides presiding as new by laws were discussed and enacted.
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Old Guard of
Massachusetts
South Armory
Robert P. Eides
Beecham's Pills Claim Wide Stomach Benefits
Advertisement asserts Beecham's Pills dispel stomach disorders and claims the largest patent medicine sale worldwide. Sold at drug stores in 25c boxes.
Wilde of Malden Dies After Paralysis Shocks
Malden remembers William Allen Wilde founder of the W. A. Wilde Company of Boston. He died at home after two paralysis shocks at age 75. A Acton native, he led the publishing house, served as Malden schools superintendent, legislator, Prison Commission chair, and was active in Masonry and G A R. Survived by two sons Allan and William and daughter Mrs Burns.
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Malden
Willian Allen Wilde
W. A. Wilde Company
Boston
Wilde
Post 40
William E. Wilde
Allan H. Wilde
Wylie C. Burns
Funeral of Father Thomas H Shahan in Malden
In Malden on December 2 a solemn pontifical high mass of requiem for Father Thomas H Shahan pastor of Sacred Heart Church was held at his church attended by over 400 priests and senior prelates including Archbishop Williams. Bishops from multiple dioceses officiated and the interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery as a mile long procession marked the ceremony.
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Malden
Thomas H. Shahan
Sacred Heart Church
Archbishop Williams
Father Shahan
William Byrne
John Flaney
Cambridge
Matthew Harkins
Providence
Mer. Thomas Griffin
Worcester
Christopher T. McGrath
Somerville
Joseph Gallagher
Roxbury
Louis S. Walsh
Salem
Timothy J. Holland
Maplewood
Denis Lee
Boston
Hugh McDermod
Lowell
Acolytes
William J. McCarthy
West Lynn
Thurifer
John J. Brady
Michael Tierney
Iowa Here on First Voyage to New Port
The Iowa, Warren line's five masted steamer, arrived at 1 p m on her maiden voyage. Built of steel and bearing triple expansion engines, she is 500 feet long with 58 feet beam and 28 feet depth. She carries 4750 tons ballast water and 1070 tons coal, and cost 8000005 dollars. Captain Walters leads the crew including James Elias and Samuel Adams. The voyage was three days late, best run 301 miles, worst 126. Cargo included Welsh coal, cannel coal, china clay, and salt. she sails again December 6 for her first eastward passage.
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Iowa
Warren Line
Samuel Walters
Walters
James Elias
P. H. Jacobs
Samuel Adams
Percy Teight
Liverpool
Great Banks
Christmas Holidays In Washington Tour from Boston
The Royal Blue line offers a personally conducted Boston to Washington trip departing Friday December 26. Priced at twenty five dollars, it covers all expenses for a week with five days of board in Washington, plus visits to Philadelphia and New York with stopover privileges during Congress in session. Applications for full details go to Joseph P. Taggart, New England passenger agent, 211 Washington Street, Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Congress
National Capital
Joseph P. Taggart
New England
Washington Street
Christmas Excursions to Nova Scotia by Dominion Atlantic
The Dominion Atlantic Railway will sell Christmas excursion tickets from December 16 to 26 at a one way unlimited rate for a round trip to all points on its line. Tickets returnable within 30 days from issue. For details visit the Boston city office at 228 Washington Street.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway Company
Washington Street
Boston
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