Peruna praised by Catholic Sisters and Canada officials
Letters from Sisters of Charity in the United States and Canada praise Peruna for relief in catarrh influenza and bronchitis. Canadian institution reports three patients improved and a fifteen year old girl relieved. a tonic effect noted for the writer who walks a mile. Peruna is claimed narcotic free, harmless, and persistent in reducing catarrh by removing its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Sisters of Charity
Central States
Hartman
United States
Canada
Peruna
Renouf Dupuis
Narrow escape in Everett carriage collision with elevated car
Al Bremner of the Boston Engineering Company and Engineer Cane of the Dominion steamer narrowly escaped death after their carriage collided with a Boston Elevated electric car on Main Street Everett. Bremner suffered severe injuries requiring medical aid. Cane escaped unharmed. The horse was badly injured and the owner refused to have it shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railroad
al Bremner
Boston Engineering Company
Cane
Dominion
Everett
Everett Coke Company
Dexter
Main Street
Bremner
Two Men Killed by Dynamite in Nova Scotia Rail Work
Special from Lockeport reports Mark Day of Lockeport and Henry Mc Fadden of Port Hastings were instantly killed by a premature dynamite blast on a Lockeport railway construction site. Ernest Blades of Green Harbor was fatally injured. the three stood about 70 feet away when the explosion occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Lockeport
Mark Day
Henry McFadden
Port Hastings
C. B
Ernest Blades
Green Harbor
Attempt to Wreck Baltimore & Ohio Express Near Connellsville
Cumberland Md Dec 9 An attempt to wreck Baltimore and Ohio express No 5 departing Cumberland at 3 05 p m near Connellsville was thwarted when a large chain was found wrapped around the west bound tracks. A slow freight struck the obstruction causing little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Mid
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Connellsville
Yale Debaters Defeat Princeton in Intercollegiate Debate
Yale defeated Princeton in New Haven on a unanimous judges decision. The annual intercollegiate debate concluded in Yale's favor with all judges voting for Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
A Few Glimpses of Gov elect Douglas Official Family
Perrins served in the Spanish war. Lt Col Gihon earned special recognition for Porto Rico work from Governor Wolcott. Major Magurn was surgeon with the Ninth Regiment in Cuba in 1897. Lt Col Wonson served as quartermaster in the Philippines with the Forty sixth U.S. Volunteers. Lt Col Perrins was among Governor Bates staff appointees. Major Patrick O Keefe of Boston Major Daniel W Packard of Brockton and Robert J Crowley of Lowell complete the named staff. They will act as aides de camp.
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Perrins
Gihon
Porto Rico
Wolcott
Magurn
Cuba
Wonson
Philippines
Forty-sixth
U.S. Volunteers
Bates
Patrick O’keefe
Boston
Daniel W. Packard
Brockton
Robert J. Crowley
Lowell
Governor-Elect Douglas Names Staff Chiefs and Aides
The article lists lieutenant general Nelson A Miles as staff chief and Charles W Bartlett as judge advocate general, with Dr William H Devine as surgeon general and Major William Stopford as commissary general. It notes additional appointments and that Kobbe and Wheaton may fill vacant inspector general and other posts, detailing bios of Bartlett and Devine and Szader.
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Wakefield
Douglas
Chickering
Charles W. Bartlett
Purdy
William H. Devine
Charles H. Cole, JR
Charles F. Wonson
Gloucester
Kobbe
U.S. A
Wheaton
Dalton
Grand Army
Notable Military Figures Linked to Brockton Cadets and City Marshals
Major Packard formerly taught the High School cadets in Brockton and served as city marshal under Major Williamson in 1897 and 1898. Major Crowley fought in the Spanish war and left the New York Telegraph to join the Sixty-ninth Volunteers. Major Patri O'Keefe, ex member of the Ninth Regiment, served under Majors Strachan and Bogan and is well known in newspaper provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Brockton
Williamson
Crowley
New York Telegraph
Sixty-ninth Volunteers
Patri O’keefe
Strachan
Bogan
North End dealer arrested for woolen goods larceny
Harry Novinsky a dry goods dealer in the North End was arrested yesterday by inspectors on a larceny charge. Woolen goods valued at 28 dollars and taken on December 6 of this year belonged to Charles Putnam of Worcester. Novinsky was transported to Worcester by Officer Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Novinsky
North End
Charles Putnam
Worcester
Burke
P. S. A. HOLDS THREE RALLIES FOR SCHOOL BOARD
Three rallies last evening promoted the Public School Association in Gray's Hall and the Armory in Roxbury. Ella Lyman Cabot, candidate for the board, spoke of the association's work since 1897 and urged nomination by the P. S. A. Secretary John F. Moors highlighted nonpartisan aims and cross party cooperation. A. Lawrence Lowell addressed workers in Roxbury, stressing education quality and support for P. S. A. candidates.
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Public School Association
Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Ella Lyman Cabot
John F. Moors
A. Lawrence Lowell
Armory Building
Roxbury
Cured by To-Ni-Ta for Catarrh and Weakness
Dora Rothermel of Louisville Kentucky writes that after years of catarrh affecting sight and health she was cured by three bottles of To-Ni-Ta. She praises its tonic and purifying effects and notes a free sample offer and medical book for readers of the Boston Post. Lorentz Medical Co. markets it. Eastern Drug Co. and Gillman Bros. supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Rothermel
Dr. Lorentz
Adam Street
Louisville
Boston Post
Lorentz Medical Co
Flatiron Building
New York
Eastern Drug Co
Gillman Bros
Carter, Carter & Meigs
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Peru
Peruna Almanac
Houghton&Dutton
Christmas Headquarters
Kestner
Is, Mohair
Typewriters
Dolly Varden
I Games
Union Hardware
Barney & Berry’s
Ouble S. & H. Green Trading
Francis T. L. Magurn
East
Partridge
John Perkins, JR
Sion
Edward J
Garo
Ames
Patrick F. O'Keefe
William Stopford
Hmil Zaeder
Elmer Chickering
Nelson A. Miles
Beverly
Charles M. Cole, Jr
Eimil Zaeder
Fifth Infantry
Dartmouth College
Albany Law School
Dover
Bartlett and Anderson
Mt. Taber
St. John’s
DeMolay
Massachusetts Militia
Camp Alger
Division
Emil Zaeder
el Caney
San Juan
Worcester County
Beecham’s
Goughs
Allen
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