How to Cure Eczema claims by Mrs Ryver testimonial
A testimonial from Mrs. WM. Ryver of Elk River Minnesota describes an infant with a severe eczema that covered the scalp and spread to the back. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the sore healed, hair returned, and no scar remained after eight months with no recurrence. The note dates from February 25, 1903, and promotes Cuticura products in multiple forms.
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WM. Ryver
Elk River
Minn
Ryer
Paris
Wild Career of Cowboys Ends in North End Turmoil
Three Texas cow-punchers fresh from Galveston created chaos on Sheafe Street last night. Vincenzo Di Pietro of 9 Sheafe Street was struck with a hammer and killed. Harry Vanclif, another cattleman, was arrested by Patrolman Cavanaugh on charges of murderous assault with a hammer. The remaining two Texans fled.
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Texas
Galveston
Sheafe Street
North End
Vincenzo di Pietro
Harry Vanclif
Cavanaugh
Relative of Blaine relative runs for Boston alderman
In the upcoming city election a relative of former Secretary of State James G. Blaine, Daniel C. Stanwood, is a candidate for the Boston Board of Aldermen. He is Blaine’s first cousin, born in Augusta, Maine, 35 years ago, educated at the College of the City of New York and the University of New York, and formerly worked for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad until 1899.
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James G. Blaine
Boston Board of Aldermen
Blaine
Daniel C. Stanwood
Augusta
College of the City of New York
University of New York
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
RIGE FOR CHIEF AIDE TO MILES
Brigadier-General Edmund Rice, retired former chief of aides to General Miles during the Spanish war, may be inspector-general of Governor-elect Douglas staff. Rumor says Miles urged Rice. Rice accompanied Miles in Porto Rico in 1898 and retired as brigadier-general. He is a Massachusetts man and highly popular in the army.
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Edmund Rice
Nelson A. Miles
William L. Douglas
Dame Rumor
General Miles
State House
Douglas
Rice
Miles
Porto Rico
Massachusetts
Legion of Honor report filed with court on order assets
Henry A. Wyman, receiver for the American Legion of Honor, filed a report with the Supreme Judicial Court detailing assets including $211,000 in State treasury bonds and a building at 200 Huntington Avenue valued with assessed and attached figures totaling about $90,000 to $136,000. Nearby collateral funds amount to $83,141.26 with death claims around $225,000 and possible $70,000 extra from pending suits. Excluding emergency funds, $211,000, and the building, the receiver has collected $55,527.28 to date.
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Henry A. Wyman
American Legion of Honor
Supreme Judicial Court
Huntington Avenue
Patterson case repeats testimony in Young murder trial
New York December 9 testimony from six witnesses in the Nan Patterson murder trial largely repeats prior mistrial evidence. Frederick Michaels the cab driver confirms the ride ending in Young's death and Captain Dennis Sweeney notes Patterson said she watched the shot from the cab window and heard a muffled report before Young collapsed. Police and photographer witnesses corroborate events surrounding the shooting and arrest.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Cesar Young
Frederick Michaels
Young
Dennis Sweeney
Miss Patterson
Coe
Junior
Norman L. Coe
Humphreys Testimony Resumes in Gas Company Case
The Boston Consolidated Gas Company capitalization hearing at the State House reopened with expert Humphreys on the stand. Moran and Mayor Feeney of Woburn enter appearance to question the witness, while Auerbach reserves cross examination rights. The hearing adjourns to Friday December 16.
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Boston Consolidated Gas Company
State House
Humphreys
Babson
Tremont
Boylston
Transit Commission
John B. Moran
Mayor Feeney
Woburn
Witness Humphreys
Boston
Moran
Auerbach
Woman Survives Horse Plunge at Jamaica Pond
Mrs F A Richardson of Warren Avenue Brookline was jolted from a horse as it bolted onto thin ice at Jamaica Pond. Patrolmen Baker and McDonald of Station 18 pulled the animal from the water, leaving both horse and rider uninjured.
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F. A. Richardson
Warren Avenue
Brookline
Jamaica Pond
Patrick's Day Parade Question Resubmitted
Representatives from the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Suffolk county met in Dover and Albany streets Dover to review reports on a St Patrick's Day parade. County President John H Dillon presided. The vote urged divisions that had not acted to reconsider and called for another convention mid January to decide the parade.
Steam escapes as pipe bursts in Cambridge hall
In Temple Hall Cambridge a steam pipe in the checking room burst filling the hall with steam. Three girls fainted from fright and others fled to the street as officers Ginty and Griffiths arrived to calm the crowd.
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Temple Hall
Cambridge
Ginty and
Griffiths
Won wager of $50 and nomination in Woburn
Woburn cryptic note reports a $50 wager with his father over a dinner. The item mentions a nomination in Woburn and records a domestic gambling moment observed on December 9. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Woburn
Young Duncan Wins Ward 1 GOP Nomination in Tight Swing
Robert Carlyle Duncan, 22, son of local leather maker Robert Duncan, clinches the Republican nomination for Alderman in Ward 1 after a fierce dinner table debate with his father. He carries to the polls a stack of papers and pencils asking voters to back him, and survives eight-vote margin with five invalidated ballots.
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Robert Carlyle Duncan
Robert Duncan
Duncan
Lowell
Grand jury drops Melrose dynamite case no bills
Middlesex county grand jury found no bills against Percy C Hawkins and Roy Fenton over the Melrose dynamite explosion that killed nine and injured many when dynamite in a wagon box fell on a street car. No charges were returned in the man slaughter by criminal negligence case.
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Percy C. Hawkins
Roy Fenton
Melrose
Fenton
Readers defend Mrs. Rogers in Montpelier death sentence
Letters from readers in Concord and Newtonville condemn clergy calls for mercy and urge upholding the murder verdict against Mrs. Mary Rogers, noting religious and moral arguments for restraint and justice.
Clergymen Split Over Sunday Hanging of Mrs Rogers
A group of clergymen from Roxbury Somerville and Charlestown oppose capital punishment on Sunday for Mrs Rogers while others argue for any day. They describe the moral and religious implications of executing on a holy day and urge alternatives or delay.
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James Tilley Morse
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Somerville
George W. Skene
M. E. Church
Common Sense Health Advice Promotes Disease Fight
An essay extols fighting disease via healthy blood and environment. It praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic free of alcohol, urges proper nourishment, fresh air, sunlight, and exercise, and cites testimonials from William A. Snowdon and others. It advertises The Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers the book for thirty-one cents postage.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
N.Y
Br. Pierce
Pierce's Golden Medicine Claim Not Containing Harmful Drugs
The notice asserts Dr. Pierce's Golden contains no alcohol opium or harmful drugs and is a pure compound of medicinal plants. It warns that anyone making false statements about its ingredients will be prosecuted.
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