Wax Taken to New York in Alias Case
Charles M. Wax, who says he is the Oliver Osborne named by James W. Osborne, former New York district attorney, was taken to New York by federal officials. A breach of promise suit for 250000 dollars against the former D A stems from Wax's relations with Rae Tanzer, a milliner, and Wax was also known as C. B. Raymord in government records.
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Chicago
Charles M. Wax
Oliver Osborne
James VW. Osborne
New York
Rae Tanzer
Wax
James Osborne
C. B. Raymord
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills Advertisement
An 19th century ad touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla with alteratives like stillingia and blue flag for bilious and liver issues and Pepticon Pills with iron pepsin and nerve tonics. Claims benefit for scrofula rheumatism catarrh stomach kidney and liver troubles neurasthenia and nerve exhaustion.
Gas price hearing ponders Boston gas costs and deals
Boston officials clash over a proposed rate rise from 2.91 2 to 3.41 2 cents per thousand cubic feet. General Morris Schaff criticizes the consolidation and calls for cheaper gas, while executives from Boston Consolidated Gas and partners defend profits and salaries amid a held hearing before the Gas and Electric Light Commission.
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Boston
Morris Schaff
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Commission
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
New England Gas & Coke Company
Doubt Surrounds Richards Salary at New England Gas
Officials questioned Richards compensation and later revealed his pay from the New England Gas and Coke Company amounts to only eleven thousand dollars per year.
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Richards
New England Gas & Coke Company
Ward Association Endorses Abrahams For School Committee
The Ward 7G GA for Abrahams in Atlanta, Ga holds its annual meeting at 240 Huntington Avenue and unanimously endorses Henry C C Abrahams for the school committee with “bullets” to be cast for him. They oppose Michael H Corcoran and Judge Michael H Sullivan citing educational concerns and lack of response from Sullivan. Franklin Blake elected president Amos Weston vice president Joseph H Newhall secretary Mary N Bartlett treasurer.
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Ward Siven Good Government Association
Huntington Avenue
Henry CC. Abrahams
Michael H. Corcoran
Michael H. Sullivan
Corcoran
Sullivan
P. Gs. A
Franklin Blake
Amos Weston
Joseph H. Newhall
Mary N. Bartlett
Post Santa Fund Appeals for Christmas Gifts
The Boston Post urges readers to support the Post Santa fund with small contributions to supply toys, mittens, candy and more to needy children before Christmas. Donations are welcomed at 263 Washington Street and 136 Federal Street with acknowledgments printed in the paper.
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Post Santa
Washington Street
Federal Street
Post
Santa Claus
Boston Fest
Boston
Mass
Praise for Post Santa charity effort in Somerville
The Somerville Enterprise urges immediate support for the Boston Post annual charity Post Santa Claus. The editorial praises the decade long drive aimed at easing domestic distress, urging residents to donate money clothing or toys to spread Christmas cheer to needy children.
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Santa Claus
Post Santa
Robert
Boston Post
Post
Europe
Somerville
Mayor Curley Attends County Leitrim Ball With 50 Attendees
The 16th annual County Leitrim Association ball filled Paine Memorial Hall last night with 50 women dressed as Columbias and Maids of Erin. Mayor Curley attended as a guest of the association.
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Columbias
Erin
County
Piano and Violin Concert at Steinert Hall
Edith Thompson and Julius Theodorowitsch performed a Beethoven Kreutzer and Leken sonata at Steinert Hall. Thompson gave animated Chopin preludes and a B minor scherzo, while Theodorowitsch offered Saint-Saens Havanaise as a solo. The Leken duo was not especially sympathetic, but Thompson impressed with vivid color and precise technique. Theodorowitsch drew strong applause as the Havanaise was well received. the audience showed enthusiasm.
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Edith Thompson
Julius Theodorowitsch
Steinert Hall
Leken
Kreutzer
Miss Thompson
Theodorowtsch
Saint-Saens
Bombs Hidden in Cargoes Claim In Archangel Sinkings
The Russian embassy in New York asserts the steamships blown up in Archangel were destroyed by bombs placed in cargoes at the Bush Terminal Company piers in New York. The claim was presented today to police headquarters by the commercial agent of the Russian empire.
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New York
Archangel
Bush Terminal Company
Russian representative links Archangel blast to theft coverup
C I Nedzikhovsky says bombs hid stolen cargo evidence. Samuel Gatter the Brooklyn junk dealer was arrested on a federal charge of possessing stolen articles including binoculars tied to a $12 000 Rochester to Russian government shipment. Official reports cite 41 dead and 667 injured with seven steamers destroyed and 37 storehouses razed as explosions occurred around November 16. Nedzikhovsky said Russian agents suspect internal detonations and ships loaded in this country were targeted.
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Samuel Gatter
Brooklyn
Gatter
Rochester
Petrograd
Nedzikhovsky
Archangel
Arm breaks as Watson Campaigns for City Council
Former City Councillor James A. Watson fractured his arm while cranking his car yesterday morning and canceled four rallies. He vowed to continue his campaign, defended his record, and urged voters to elect representatives on principle. He planned noon rallies at Elmwood and Linden Park and a 9:10 p.m. address at Dudley Street and Columbia Road.
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James A
Jerry) Watson
Baker Chocolate Mills
Dorchester
South End
Watson
Good Government
Elmwood
Linden Park Streets
Dudley Street
Columbia Road
Upham’s Corner
Poor memory foils thugs in Fenway holdup
James Donlin of 89 Fenwood was robbed at a dark bridle path near Aspinwall avenue. Two young men with a pistol demanded his watch and money but fled after Donlin checked his pockets and found nothing. He later recovered his belongings and notified Back Bay police.
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James Donlin
Fenwood
Donlin
Fenway
Aspinwall Avenue
Monlin
Back Bay
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema After Three Years
Igned Leo Giglio of Boston describes relief from three years of large red pimples and itching after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He was completely healed in one month and recommends samples by mail. Cuticura is marketed worldwide for soothing itching and preventing skin troubles.
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Leo Giglio
Cooper St
Oston
Mass
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
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