A Mothers Love and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
A vintage persuasive piece extols motherhood and introduces Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a toning remedy for expectant mothers. It praises its lack of alcohol or narcotics, claims health benefits, and includes testimonials and a $500 curing guarantee, urging consultation of Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser.
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United States
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Mary Holt
West End Mother’s Club
W. 88Th St
New York City
Seventy-Five Year Old Captain Endorses To-Ni-Ta Cure
Captain James Johnston aged 75 reports recovery from age related ills after using To-Ni-Ta tonic. He claims improved sleep digestion strength and stamina comparable to youth and credits the remedy exclusively. Free sample offer from Dr Lorentz Medical Co with address in New York.
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Octors
James Johnston
Monroe Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lorentz
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Lorentz Medical Co
Fifth Ave
New York
Eastern Drug Co
Gillman Bros
Carter, Carter & Meigs
Ask More for Boston Harbor Development Plan Emerges
Charles E. Stratton and Captain Henry W. Hunt of Boston submit to Chairman Burton a statement backing an appropriation to dredge the Dorchester Bay and Neponset River channel. They claim the project would unlock Boston's vast unbuilt water frontage near the railroad and highway, boosting the second largest U.S. city's growth and linking to rail lines and future spurs for direct access.
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Washington
Charles E.stratton
Henry W. Hunt
Boston
Burton
River and Harbor Committee
Dorchester Bay
Neponset River
The
Union
United States
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Terminal
$1000 Verdict for Hart on Running Board
Robert F. O'Brien won $1000 in Superior Court against Old Colony Railway Company. He sued for injuries suffered on August 3, 1902, when riding on a running board a box placed by the company to signal cars was struck.
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Robert F. O’brien
Old Colony Railway Company
The Value of Charcoal as a Health Remedy
Charcoal is presented as a safe purifier for the digestive system and breath, absorbing gases and impurities in the stomach and bowels. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are advertised as the best value, aiding complexion, breath, teeth, and overall health with daily use, touted by a Buffalo physician citing benefits for gas, skin, liver, and throat.
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Stuart
Shuman Store Wows with Dickens Christmas Display
The Shuman establishment decorates its interior with laurel, evergreen, and electric lights. Dickens quotations glow on sides of booths that showcase Christmas gifts for children and adults, including jackets, gloves, umbrellas, bags, furs, and a vast array of garments and accessories, all attractively arranged in a lavish seasonal display.
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Shuman
Shuman’s
A. Shuman & Co
Butler's Christmas Gifts at Temple Place Branch
The biggest city display of dolls and mechanical toys is at Butler's Branch, 55 Temple Place to West Street. Highlights include a French cake-walk doll, roller coaster, loop the loop, race track, autonomous car, dancing dog, sleds, go carts, doll carriages, tiny doll accessories, Christmas tree ornaments, picture and travel books, Kipling stories for boys, and a fine selection of china and frames in plated gold and sterling silver.
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Temple Place
Butler’s Branch
West Street
Kipling
Election of officers in Division 26 of AOH Neponset
Division 26 of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians in Neponset elected officers for the ensuing year. President Henry P. Reddington. vice president John F. Hurley. recording secretary Timothy B. Carroll. financial secretary David M. Tobin. treasurer Edward Locke. sergeant-at-arms Peter McManus. sentinel Joseph R. Hurley.
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Order of Hibernians
Neponset
Henry P. Reddington
John F. Hurley
Timothy 8. Carroll
David M. Tobin
Edward Locke
Peter McManus
Joseph R. Hurley
Police Brutality Case Heard by Board Over Nov 2 Clashes
Lawyer Arthur D. Hill urged charges against Captain Hall and officers for alleged inexcusable brutality on the Rogers steps. He presented 20 findings, demanding dismissal or punishment and identification of individual policemen. Judge Emmons and the board pledged careful, unbiased consideration, while noting public confidence was damaged.
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Technology
Hill
Emmons
Judge Emmons
Captain Hall
Rogers Steps
Hall
Dictionary and Atlas Offer From Merriam Company
Readers are urged to take advantage of a Webster's International Dictionary offer for $1 down and small monthly payments. The deal includes full leather binding and a thumb index, plus the first 500 readers receive a free Census Atlas of the World valued at $2.50. Mail the coupon to Merriam Company at 120 Boylston Street Boston.
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G. & C. Merriam Con
Boston
Merriam Company
Boylston Street
J. Q. Adams & Co
Fifty Years Hence College Men to Rule the World
A Virginia professor predicts the future, declaring fifty years from now the world will be controlled by college men with one college man worth ten outsiders. The piece recalls eminent Bay State figures, celebrates MIT founders day, and notes a $300 Rogers scholarship endowment.
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Francis H. Smith
Virginia
Institute
Rogers Hall
Henrys. Pritchett
Lyon G. Tyler
William and Mary College
F. H. Smith
University of Virginia
Robert H. Richards
Pritchett
William Barton Rogers
Mr. Pritchett
L. G. Tyler
Rogers
Smith
Liberals Win Prince Edward Island Seats
Halifax dispatch reports Prince Edward Island elections show Liberals victorious with 17 seats to 13 for Conservatives. The Liberal government appears secure as results progress.
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Halifax
N. S
Prince Edward Island
Yiddish Theatrical Attractions Coming to Town
The Yiddish company presents a run of its popular plays this week. The Jews of Morocco and The Two Worlds return by request, with Homon Dere Tawaiter. Monte Cristo, adapted by Isidore Zollotrovsky, debuts tonight, tomorrow, and Sunday. On Saturday Adaso and The House of David are scheduled, with Beyes David also produced.
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Morocco
Monte Cristo
Isidore Zollotrovsky
House of David
Beyes David
Three Firemen Promoted by Boston Commissioner
Three promotions in the Boston fire department elevated Edward I. McLaughlin John Cullen and John A Nichol son to assistant engineers in Engine Companies 17 37 and 3 respectively Four trainers were named and two off duty responders thanked Ladderman James F Bailey and J H Finnan for aid The transfers include Patrick J Ryan William J Muir William A J Drinan and Henry A Woodmaney moving among engine and ladder companies
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Boston Fire Department
Russell
Edward I. McLaughlin
Engine Company
John Cullen
John A. Nicholson
James F. Bailey
Ladder Company
J. H. Finnan
Patrick J. Ryan
William J. Muir
William A. J. Drinan
Henry A. Woodmaney
General Miles Named Adjutant General of Mass Militia
An editorial in the Cleveland Plain Dealer praises General Miles as the nation s most distinguished soldier upon retirement. It notes potential friction with Massachusetts and Washington civilians but expects him to elevate the state guard to high efficiency if he can secure broad authority and fend off political interference.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Miles
Massachusetts
Washington
Massachusetts Guard
State House
Boston
White House
Verdict for Fottler in Suit Over Franklin Park Shares
In Superior Court the plaintiff John Fottler Jr won a 9465 verdict against Charles Moseley. The case centers on Moody Merrill's Franklin Park Land and Improvement Company and alleged misrepresentation to sell 875 shares at 28.50 each, asserting the value was only 3 per share.
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Moody Merrill
John Fottler, Jr
Charles W. Moseley
Franklin Park
Franklin Park Land and Improvement Company
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