Weak kidneys urged as remedy for diverse ailments
Public ad persuades readers to use Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims nearly all diseases start with kidney disorders and touts hospital use physician endorsements and free sample offers. The Boston Daily Post is cited for the promotional note and address in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Egotynetetc
Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Hartopp Divorce Trial Scandal Flare At London Court
In the Hartopp divorce case Sir Charles Craddock Hartopp resumes as Charles Wilson M P confronts the judge seeking protection for Lady Hartopp from yesterday's cross examination. Wilson accuses the proceedings of degradation while Earl Cowley denies treating Lady Hartopp with undue familiarity, stating visits were in public or with others present.
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London
Charles Craddock Hartopp
Charles Wilson
M. P
Hartopp
Wilson
Walton
Sir Charles
Earl Cowley
Lady Hartopp
Illness Ties to Foot and Mouth Outbreak in Rhode Island
In Providence on December 3 the foot and mouth disease spreads alarmingly through cattle herds in North Providence and Lincoln, with 37 cattle across two farms affected and quarantines in place. Two farm workers also contracted the disease, showing mouth blisters and high fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
North
Lincoln
Judge Dewey On Revolvers And Liquor Cases At Municipal Court
In the second session of the Municipal Criminal Court Judge Dewey focused on liquor offenses. Catherine Lewis faced illegal liquor selling charges. officers testified she obtained liquor for others. Judge Dewey criticized the conduct and discharged Lewis. Walter Lothrop received a $25 fine for assault, with a $300 bond on appeal. Several youths were placed on probation for breaking and entering. A revolver incident led to a $25 fine for William R. Anderson as the judge warned about handling firearms, loaded or not. Others faced fines for policy writing or liquor sales, with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Municipal Criminal Court
Catherine Lewis
Betrand
Station 3
William R. Anderson
Anderson
Frederick Eaton
Louis Hartman
Stein
Syndicate Secures Park Theatre for New Plans
Rich Harris and Frohman have acquired the Park Theatre replacing the Museum site. The new management takes possession on December 15 and opens a week later with Everyman. The current Park company may move to the Fulton Street Theatre in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Rich
Harris and Frohman
Park Theatre
Everyman
Steinert Hall
the Park
Fulton Street Theatre
Brooklyn
Corse Payton
Lorenz and Mueller Farewell Visit Before Clinics Abroad
Chicago hosts a farewell luncheon for Vienna surgeon Adolf Lorenz and assistant Dr. Friedrich Mueller after which they depart for Washington and then tour Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston to conduct orthopedic clinics.Lorenz forecasts a Vienna return for a hospital plan with Armour family visits and a possible future reunion in Vienna next spring.
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Chicago
Jill
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
Friedrich Mueller
Chicago Athletic Association
Felipe Kreisel
Lorenz
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago Athletic Club
Mueller
Nemes Violin Recital Debuts in Chickering Hall
Dezso Nemes, a young Hungarian violinist, made his first American appearance at Chickering Hall last evening. He performed a varied program including a Beethoven violin sonata with piano, the Mendelssohn violin concerto, and works by Bach Tenaglia Cin Wieniawski and Hubay. He displayed abundant technique, sure intonation, and a full yet sympathetic tone that enhanced the enjoyment of his recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dezso Nemes
America
Chickering Hall
Mendelssohn
Bach
Tenaglia Cin
Wieniawski
Hubay
Mr. Nemes
Mrs Warnock Dead at 61 in Cambridge Home
Elizabeth Warnock wife of Adam Warnock supreme secretary of the American Legion of Honor died after a yearlong illness at her Cambridge home 1619 Massachusetts avenue She was born in New York City daughter of John Atkinson and moved to Cambridge in 1882 Survived by two sons George and William and two daughters Sarah and Elizabeth at home
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Elizabeth Warnock
Adam Warnock
The
American Legion of Honor
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
New York City
John Atkinson
George Warnock
New York
William
Sarah
Elizabeth
Oime
Woman Struggles With Policeman at Cross and Hanover
Patrolman Leonard wrestles with Mary Linker in a late night arrest at Cross and Hanover. She fights, bites, and stabs him twice with a hat pin before being jailed on intoxication charges. Mary, a young 105 pounds, boasted she is ready for any scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Linkerson
Leonard
Division 1
Cross and
Hanover Streets
Mary
Bellew's Play A Gentleman of France at Boston Museum
Kyrle Bellew presents his last season hit A Gentleman of France for two weeks starting Monday at the Boston Museum. Gretchen Lyons stars as Mile de Vire with a strong supporting cast including Frank Lander Oscar Eagle Frederick Bock Henry Stockbridge Walter Hitchcock Janet Ford Caroline Butterfield and Louise Closser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyrle Bellew
France
Boston Museum
Gretchen Lyons
Mile. de Vire
Eleanor Robson
Mr. Bellew
Frank Lander
Oscar Eagle
Frederick Bock
Henry Stockbridge
Walter Hitchcock
Boston
Janet Ford
Caroline Butterfield
Louise Closser
Two Women Faint in Municipal Court Session
In the first Municipal Court session yesterday Judge Sullivan fined Mary Anderson ten dollars after a theft charge involving two gold chains and a locket. Georgiana Young, a colored prisoner, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for assault with a knife and appealed.
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Sullivan
Mary Anderson
A Social Queen Lakewood Resort
Lakewood's popularity stems from years of guided effort making it the fashion hub near New York. The mild climate supports winter sports and outdoor activities year round. Numerous well equipped hotels, attentive service, and easy rail access from New York and Philadelphia draw daily commuters. For details, request Pamphlet L from C M Burt, General Passenger Agent, New Jersey Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
New York
Pine Belt
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New Jersey Central
C. M. Burt
Roxbury coal dealer tried for deceit in weight
James McElroy a Roxbury coal dealer was tried before Judge Bolster on charges of using condemned scales and selling more than 100 pounds of coal without weighing it. He was found not guilty of condemned scales but guilty of not weighing the coal and deceit in weight and fined 25 dollars on each count totaling 50 dollars with a 300 dollar appeal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McElroy
Roxbury
Bolster
Roxbury District Court
McElroy
Dana Burnham Birthday Party At Water Street Residence
Ipswich on Water street hosted a fourth birthday celebration for Dana Burnham, son of Mr and Mrs Burnham of Hotel St Leon Boston. About 200 guests attended from Boston and Ipswich. The reception ran 5 to 9 pm with an elaborate supper served by Mrs Burnham aided by Mrs Toby Lyons and Miss Bertha Scott and Ipswich young ladies. Dana received many presents in honor of the occasion.
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Ipswich
Water Street
Burnham
Hotel St. Leon
Boston
Dana
Toby Lyons
Bertha Scott
Novelist Hall Caine and Mrs Caine Sail for Liverpool
New York dispatch reports Hall Caine the novelist and his wife sailed today from New York aboard the Celtic bound for Liverpool. The departure was noted without incident as the pair left on the transatlantic voyage amid expected literary engagements in Europe.
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New York
Hall Caine
Real estate broker loses suit over cigar store sale
In Municipal Civil Court Judge Adams dismissed Charles S. Stuart's $50 claim against S. H. Lapham regarding a sale of a cigar store at 218 Devonshire street. The judge found no evidence of Stuart's involvement or a transaction with the purchaser George E. Forbes or the owner, ruling there was no prima facie case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Charles S. Stuart
S. H. Lapham
Devonshire Street
Stuart
Lapham
George E. Forbes
Court action in case of non support of wife and children
John J. Burnes of 45 Minot Street faced charges for not supporting his wife, a dressmaker, and five living children. He earns seven dollars weekly as a carpenter. After testimonies about minimal alimony, the judge ordered probation officer Keefe to mediate. Burnes promised reform and to return home and contribute his earnings to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Burnes
Minot Street
Burnes
Keefe
Mascagni Case Taken Under Advisement
The Mascagni case was debated yesterday before Judge Richardson in the equity session of the Superior Court. The court took the matter under advisement and will issue a decision later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascagni
Richardson
Equity
Superior Court
New Styles for Men at Wolf's Clothing
At Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets displays a 49 inch belt overcoat with a full back wide skirted front and high cut lapels. The coat imitates the great coat look popular in Europe and comes in heavy woollens. It is touted as destined to become very popular with stylish dressers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf’s. ‘My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Europe
Coffee did it Postum touted as cure for stomach ills
A New York man recounts severe dyspepsia with headaches and vertigo after coffee. He claims Postum Food Coffee relieved his symptoms, stopped biliousness, and restored appetite, saying he regained health after two years of stomach trouble with no medicines since using Postum.
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New York
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Baker to distribute $500000 gifts to Atlantic Transport men
Bernard N. Baker, former president of the Atlantic Transport Company now part of the International Mercantile Marine, will distribute nearly half a million dollars as a reward for faithful service to his former employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Transport CO
Baltimore
Bernard N. Baker
Atlantic Transport Company
International Mercantile Marine Company
Icehouse Fire Destroys Dedham Line Facility
An icehouse belonging to the Charles River Ice Company on the Dedham line at West Roxbury burned last night. The blaze is believed incendiary. The loss is estimated at 6000 dollars and is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Ice Company
Dedham
West Roxbury
Free asthma treatment offer and booklet request
Dr. Whetzel announces a free trial course for asthma sufferers. Applicants must describe their case briefly and help the humane work by providing two names of others with asthma. Request a booklet of particulars in writing for the free treatment. Address omitted.
Miss Henrietta Wigglesworth Debuts at Beacon Street Reception
Mrs Edward Wigglesworth hosted a debutante reception for her daughter Miss Henrietta Wigglesworth on Beacon Street. Henrietta appeared in white silk and chiffon while her mother wore black satin brocade with lace and diamonds. Despite bad weather, the parlors were crowded with fashionable guests and a lavish collation was served.
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Edward Wigglesworth
Beacon Street
Henrietta Wigglesworth
Wigglesworth
Miss Wigglesworth
Boston Back Bay debutantes host charity sale at Somerset ballroom
The Sacred Circle of Boston's Younger Set convenes at the Hotel Somerset for the Vincent Club sale. Debutantes and society women oversee tables of flowers, lampshades, dolls, embroidery and grabs bags to raise funds for Vincent Hospital's expansion. Proceeds support running expenses for last year's addition.
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Boston
Back Bay
Hotel Somerset
Vincent Club
Katherine Fay
Cornelia Thayer
Katherine
Sallie Thayer
Alice Sargent
de Blois
Robert T. Paine, Jr
Tarrant P. King
Osgood
Edith Lawrence
Miss Diesel
Mrs. Whitwell
Miss Parker
Miss King
Eleanor Allen
Miss Stratton
Miss Lincoln
Miss Lilly Fay
Miss Whiteside
Miss Crocker
Miss Wilson
Julia Lawrence
Edward W. Grew
Emily Beebe
Rosamond Porter
Miss Morse
Mrs. Hayes
Miss Means
Josephine Whitman
Gertrude Beals
Miss Braman
Miss Jeffries
Alice Fay
Eleanor Ames
Merriam
Robert S. Russell
Elizabeth Shattuck
Hannah Osgood
Miss Wheelock
Marion
the Vincent Hospital
Boston Girl Weds Abroad in Anglo American Society Event
Miss Alice Constance Ward of Boston and Captain Cyril Blackburn Tew of the West Yorkshire regiment tie the knot in a highly anticipated international wedding marked by prominent society presence in London on December 3.
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London
Alice Constance Ward
Andrew Henshaw Ward
Boston
Mass
Cyril Blackburn Tew
West Yorkshire Regiment
Mary Emma Pope Weds Cecil J W Paddon in Cambridge
Miss Mary Emma Pope eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene A Pope married Cecil J W Paddon eldest son of Samuel Wredford Paddon of London at St Johns Memorial Chapel Brattle street Cambridge Rev Edward Borencamp officiates After service wedding breakfast at 125 Oxford street Cambridge Couple to reside in Quebec soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Mary Emma Pope
Eugene A. Pope
Cecil J
W. Paddon
Samuel Wredford Paddon
London
Edward Borencamp
Oxford Street
Quebec
Bank executive Howard Goodwin dies by own action in Philadelphia
Howard T. Goodwin aged 32 treasurer of Cassatt & Co. in Philadelphia yo died by suicide in the firm's Arcade building office. He was found shot, no cause given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Howard T. Goodwin
Cassatt & Co
United Irish League of America Sends First Installment
Mr. T. B. Fitzpatrick national treasurer forwarded to Dublin the first instalment of 10000 dollars toward the 100000 dollar pledge for the Irish defence fund at the United Irish League of America convention in Faneuil Hall.
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League
Ireland
T. B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League of America
Irish Defence Fund
Dublin
Faneuil Hall
Gebhard Delivers Pleasing Steinert Hall Piano Recital
Mr Heinrich Gebhard presented yesterday afternoon at Steinert Hall a varied program including Bach Liszt Chopin Schubert and Brahms works plus Mendelssohn and Faure. Critics note improved technique tone and greater individuality with pronounced intellectual grasp making the recital notably interesting and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Gebhard
Steinert Hall
Brahms
Bach
Schubert
Chopin
Waldesrauchen
Liszt
Mendelssohn
Koch Tuberculine Inhalation Home Treatment Offer
Many throat and lung patients cannot regularly visit doctors. The Koch Tuberculine Inhalation Home Treatment with inhalation apparatus is now used in thousands of American homes and in major cities. Endorsed by leading specialists, it delivers tuberculine vapors to diseased lungs to kill germs. Write for a descriptive booklet. patients visiting 361 Boylston Street Boston receive consultation and trial treatment for a fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Koch Lung Cure
Boylston Street
Boston
Deaths Wilde and Alexander in Malden and Boston
William Allan Wilde, 75, dies at Malden. Funeral at 54 Washington St Friday at 3 p.m. Bertha Alexander, 62, wife of Harris Alexander, dies at 32 Edinboro St Boston. Funeral at Congregation Mishkan Tefilah Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Interment Wakefield. Train leaves North Station at 11:30 a.m.
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Wilde
Malden
William Allan Wilde
Washington Street
Alexander
Edinboro Street
Bertha
Harris Alexander
Congregation Mishkan ‘Telfilah
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
Wakefield
Mass
North Station
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East India Company
Chase &Sanbonis
Burrato Cnor
Formosa Oolong
Ortorr
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Ceylon
Syndicate
Dr. Lorenz
Dr. King
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Crosby's
Oxford
Geo. T. Wilson
Tremont Row
Tremont Jewelry Co
Central Oil & Cas Stove CO
Washington St
D. A. Maroney
Nemes
Bellew
Dana Burnham
PARTY
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. EK
Brown
Sanborz
Lowa
J. C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
MSS
Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
Miss Sallie Thayer
Katharine Thayer
Marion Lawrence
Miss Amy Appleton
Miss Rosamond Potter
Lilly Fay
Miss Josephine Whitman
Miss Alice Fay
Miss Merriam
Miss Wainwright
Miss Fenellosa
Miss Higginson
Elizabeth Porter
Lasigi
Miss Marion Pierce
Susan Howe
Nancy Whiteside
Edith Roach
Miss Katharine Fay
Miss Moors
Paddon—Pope
Goodwin
Hllesheim—Holbrook
Brookline
Grace Holbrook
John A. Hillesheim
DR. Koch’s
Koch
Lomano Koch
J.S. Waterman & Sons
Qeneral Undertakers
Dudley Street Terminal
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