Contagious Diseases Prevented am Gured
Professor Radam proclaims a gas impregnated liquid called the Microbe Killer as a universal remedy. He asserts it cures consumption and other lung ailments, Bright's disease, and kidney and liver troubles. New England agents Heaton & Co. offer free samples and mailed books from 889 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radam
Willer
Bright
New England
Heaton & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Boston Ward 21 caucus case nears end with witness rests
Temple A Winsloe Alfred New march John Rogers William W Lord and John A Winsloe Roxbury politicians face closing government case in a Suffolk court amid a three week conspiracy trial. Assistant District Attorney Sughrue plans to move to remove the case from jurors and defense lawyers prepare to present their rebuttal with several witnesses, including Bert Winsloe, who testified about a $50 payment connected to LeClair's gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple A. Winsloe
Alfred Newmarch
John Rogers
William W. Lord
John A. Winsloe
Roxbury
Ward 21
Sughrue
Samuel J. Elder
James F. Sweeney
Kittredge
Philip J. Doherty
Stevens
Suffolk
Court House
LeClair
Edwards. Brown
Albert J. King
Joseph Conroy
Edmund Barnes
William F. Riley
Frank Crawford
Alfred W. Pratt
Government rests its case in Boston trial as officers recalled
Assistant District Attorney Sughrue announces the government rests its case after further testimony. Officer Sheehan recalls details on rounding up members of a repeating gang while clerks and witnesses are questioned. The court adjourns with Judge Stevens cautioning the jury not to discuss the case during the recess until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sughrue
Sweeney
Sheehan
Elder
Kittredge
Liheureux
Sheenan
Repeating Gang
South End
Eliot Street
Collins
Hart
Young
Russell
King
Crawford
Joslin
Mr. Kittredge
Judge Stevens
Man Steals Tackle From Commonwealth Avenue Home
William H. Brewster, 53, homeless, seized a large tackle rigged on 117 Commonwealth avenue while strolling past Back Bay. Workers spotted the rope disappear, pursued, and recovered the gear on Newbury street before turning Brewster over to Station 16 police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brewster
Commonwealth Avenue
M. J. Condon
Brewster
Newbury Street
Station 16 Police
Chelsea Young Men Hebrew Educational Association Formed
A Chelsea effort seeks to organize the Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Educational Association for Hebrew young men aged 14 and over. Rooms open Jan 1 1992 with enrollment now open, offering education recreation and organization benefits. Officers Louis Finkelstein president Max Strauss treasurer Jacob Finkelstein secretary available for applications and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Louis Finkelstein
Hawthorn Street
Max Strauss
Walnut Street
Jacob Finkelstein
Resolutions Condemn Hoar Over Italian-Society Meeting
At 287 Hanover Street the United Italian Societies, 37 groups, adopted resolutions presented by George A. Scigliano condemning Massachusetts Senator George F. Hoar for statements about Italian people. They demand Hoar explain and justify his stance and send a copy of the resolutions to him. Andrew A. Badaracco presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
United
George A. Scigliano
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Hoar
Andrew A. Badaracco
Union of Italian Societies of Boston
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as universal cure
Article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a permanent remedy for catarrh across head nose throat lungs and stomach. It claims eucalyptus gum tablets are safe for children and superior to douches inhalers and liquids, citing Dr Ramsdell and widespread drugstore availability as proof of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Ramsdell
Handsome Woman Held For Brookline The FIs
A well dressed young woman, arrested in the Gilsey House, is held at Mercer Street police station for allegedly stealing 1500 dollars in silverware and jewelry from Brookline Mass. Detective bureau records list multiple aliases for MaryDriscoll. She allegedly pawned stolen items in Providence and New York after leaving Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercer Street
Brookline
Mass
Gilsey
Central Office
Mary Driscoll
Marion King
Mary Walker
King of Yap Lost Leaves Million Dollar Claim
Savannah dispatch reports Mrs. Catherine O Keefe of Savannah received a letter from Joseph Michaels of Yap saying her husband Captain David D. O Keefe is presumed lost at sea and that he left property likely worth 1 million dollars. David B O Keefe was known in the Oriental trade as King O Keefe of Yap, which he virtually owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Catharine O'Keefe
Joseph Michaels
Yap
Caroline Islands
David D. O’keefe
David B. O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Schley Cleared by Court on Main Points
Washington reports that well informed naval circles say Schley has won his fight. The court of inquiry exonerates him on the key charge of cowardice and rules for him on all main points of the contention. Only minor matters are found against the admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Schley
Ruth Peterson Charged With Larceny From Jordan Marsh
Ruth Peterson aged 18 of 1 Bateman Place was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with larceny of clothing umbrellas and other items valued at $185.75 from Jordan Marsh Co. It is alleged she visited the store on Nov 31 and had the goods charged to Miss Annie Evans of West Cedar Street, a former domestic employee of Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Peterson
Bateman Place
Jordan, Marsh Co. Co
Peterson
Annie Evans
West Cedar Street
Two Banks to Consolidate into National Suffolk Bank
Semi official word says Suffolk and Washington National banks will liquidate and transfer business to a new National Suffolk bank. Webster and Union banks may follow, with decisions pending. Washington National president C Minot Weld and Suffolk National president A Laurence Edmonds head banks with capital and surplus figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Washington National
National Suffolk
Webster
Union
Washington Bank
C. Minot Weld
Washington National Bank
A. Laurence Edmonds
Suffolk National Bank
Gilchrist & Co presents cinema display with tours and toys
Gilchrist & Co shows cinematograph pictures on the fifth floor with sessions at 10 30 11 30 in the forenoon and 2 3 4 oclock in the afternoon lasting 25 minutes The films cover yacht races and South Africa war scenes including Imperial Volunteers in Johannesburg artillery on the march an army balloon crossing a river and an ostrich farm Santa Claus presides over the fourth floor toy display The store is festive with a large Christmas stock and crowds enjoy the exhibit with courteous service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist & Co
Biograph
South Africa
Imperial Volunteers
Johannesburg
Santa Claus
Desperate Case Of Piles Cured
Mrs. Wm. Kenmore of South Omaha writes of many years suffering from protruding piles. She refused surgery and used Pyramid Pile Cure, becoming completely cured with no return. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents a box. Book mailed free from Pyramid Drug Company Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kenmore
Omaha
Pyramid Drago
Marshall, Mich
Direct double track service to Buffalo Detroit Chicago
Leaving South station Boston at 6 Pm the through service to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston and Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads is advertised as the best quickest and safest direct double track service from New England to these points Send for West Bound A S Hanson G P A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Station
Boston
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Michigan Central Railroad
New England
Hanson
Labor Convention Advances Routine Business in Scranton
The American Federation of Labor convention in Scranton, Pennsylvania, focused on routine matters with two sessions held today. The afternoon session was adjourned early, marking ongoing deliberations on ship subsidies amid other agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
American Federation of Labor
James Duncan
Boston
Labor Federation Session Opens With McSweeney Immigration Talk
Delegates gathered as committees were formed under President Gompers guidance to start work on numerous resolutions. Edward F. McSweeney, deputy immigration commissioner for New York, delivered a lengthy address on immigration, drawing strong applause for the information shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Edward F. McSweeney
Port of New York
Wu Ting Fang
Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Congress
Dietrich
Washington
D. C
Duncan
Boston
Race War Up In Alabama In Andalusia Riot
Andalusia Alabama December 6 The Governor sent troops tonight to aid Sheriff Bradshaw in protecting negro rioters jailed in the town Martial law is declared The sheriff fears a mob from Opp may attack at any minute and defend his prisoners Three negroes were killed by a citizen posse near Opp today for alleged riot involvement as the county remains aroused by the violence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andalusia
Ala
Bradshaw
Opp
Molineux Murder Indictment Denial in New York Court
Judge Newburger denied Roland B. Molineux’s bid to dismiss the murder indictment and refused his request to inspect grand jury minutes. The ruling comes from the Court of General Sessions in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newburger
Court of General Sessions
Roland B. Molineux
Buried Alive Woman Recovered From Tomb
Miss Catherine Beck was taken from a pine box tomb at Bowdoin Square Museum after 11 days in a hypnotic state. She appeared to be in relatively good condition despite the extended entombment and was removed at 10:30 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Beck
Bowdoin Square
Train Falls 300 Feet After Rock Slide Tragedy
In British Columbia a Canadian Pacific freight train on a steep curve near the Fraser River derailed after a rock slide. Engineer Randall and fireman Petruff died when the locomotive toppled 300 feet to the river. Three cars wrecked. train behind crushed the engine. Traffic halted for six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver, RB
Canadian Pacific
Fraser River
Randall
Petruff
Cancer 19 on the Increase and Its Alarm in Massachusetts
The State Board of Health reports a striking rise in cancer deaths over the past century. Dr. W. F. Whitney notes Massachusetts mirrors national rates, with women more affected than men and peak mortality between 40 and 50. He urges further study and acknowledges data gaps in long term trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
W. F. Whitney
Massachusetts
Whitney
Austria
Five New Smallpox Cases Reported By Board of Health
The Board of Health logged five new smallpox cases in the 24 hours to 9 am Friday. Adults included one woman, none vaccinated since infancy, with cases from Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston. An unvaccinated 19 month old infant from East Boston also diagnosed. Between 9 am and 5 pm four additional cases were found, three men from Roxbury South Boston and the West End, and one South End child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Roxbury
Dorchester
South Boston
Sumner Street
Boston
West End
South End
Burkett and Hayes wed in Lynn Massachusetts
Notices report the marriages of James M Burkett and May E Hayes both of Lynn Massachusetts on November 23 in this city at 5 Sterling Street by Justice P A Frederickson. The McElliott and Bedessa wedding followed on November 29 at 5 Sterling Street with John B McElliott and Rosie Bedessa of Boston as the couple.
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Nalcoot
Kadams
Buoop
Bert’’ Winsloe
Harry W. Russell
Winsloe
Brown
Comroy
Barnes
Riley
Libby
Station 9
Pratt
Frank J. Leonard
Colorado
The
Colorado Cough and Catarrh Root Company
Bromfield Street
Lighthill
Boylston St
NEW Chelsea Association
Young Hebrews of
Coombs
C. E. Coombs
Massachusetts Ave
Brookline the
Daisy Merritt
May T Huntington
Edith N. Chase
Marion Wanamaker
Albert D. Merritt
Rawson Road
Providence
R. I
Alabama
Molineux
Miss Beck
Maryland
Wester H. Graves & Sons
Graves
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Milk Street
J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
B&b
Prince Alberts
Tefamous
Higa
Thomas A. Edwards
M. D
D. Ps
Westminster
Copley
Best
Smallpox
Cambridge
White Dental
R. H. White Co
U. 8
Triera
Mir. H. Ml. Whitney
Boston Drug CO
Tremont St
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