Professor Samuels Reveals Eye Based Cure For Many Ailments
Wichita based Professor Samuels claims a colorless liquid dropped into the eye can treat consumption Bright's disease dropsy epileptic fits nervous prostration and more. He says cures are achieved without drugs and that his method is scientifically based though he has been jailed for practicing without a license. He cites affidavits and patient letters and offers mail treatment to distant patients.
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Bright
Wichita
Kas
Samuels
Professor Samuels
Joe
Topeka
Alva
Okla
Newkirk
Ponca City
Jesse J. Dunn
Frank Hoff
North Main Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Essor Samuels
H. S. Bodkin
Frisco St
Oklahoma City
Els Fe Seroe
Gs Ealth
Herk
Geo
Tosa
J. T. Williamson
B St
West Hutchinson
Williamson
C. W. Neel
Broken Arrow
C. C. Miller
Hutchinson
Has
Daisy Hubbard
Olslar
Mary Symms
Newton
Mrs. Rice
Demster
So, Dak
Symms
Louisa Lockhart
Washington, Kas
Jacob Bitteridge
Pilot Butte
Sask
Can
Dispute Over Taxes on $23 Million Shaw Estate
Boston and Beverly along with Brookline Milton and the Massachusetts state government contest tax rights on a $23 million estate left by Quincey A. Shaw. Executors face 1919 executors tax of $274,116.16. Brookline seeks $41,330. Milton $11,221.70. Beverly cites residents among heirs. state seeks $50,000 extra inheritance tax and $250,000 for life-interest tax adjustments.
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Boston
Beverly
Massachusetts
Brookline
Milton
Quincey A. Shaw
Supreme Judicial Court
Francis C. Welch
Quincy A. Shaw
Robert F. Herrick
Bowdoin S. Parker
Louis A. Shaw
SONS TO DECIDE BURIAL PLACE OF MRS. EDDY
The Glover family discussed Mrs. Eddy's burial in a Boston hotel meeting from 2 to 3 80. George W. Glover said no agreement yet and hinted at possibly choosing Mt. Auburn in Concord or another plan. A will contest may occur after detectives review the document with lawyers.
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Mrs. Eddy
Glover
George W. Glover
Auburn
Baker
Boston
Concord
N. H
Directors to rule The Christian Science board statement
The Christian Science board of directors following Mrs. Eddy's death asserts its authority remains intact and will govern the church as before. The group cites unity, support from branches worldwide, and continued adherence to Mrs. Eddy's written instructions and bylaws guiding spiritual and business matters. Signed by Chase, McLellan, Stewart, Dittemore, and Dickey.
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The
Christian Science. Board of Directors
Stewart John V. Dittemore
Adam H. Dickey
Vigil Guards Mary Baker Eddy Body Through Long Night
Two men watched over Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy's body as oil heaters glowed in the tomb. They kept company in the graveyard for 12 hours, separated from the nearest dwelling by more than a hundred yards.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Tomb Readied For Guards In Cold Night Vigil
The tomb grew warmer after extra heaters were added and a portable house with cots for resting guards. A table held the telephone linked to Cambridge police, but it will only be used in danger or to call the police if a break in occurs.
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Cambridge
Secretary Dickinson backs airships for army funding
Secretary of War Dickinson in his annual report endorses military aviation, urges Congress to fund better aircraft for the Signal Corps, notes limited equipment and personnel, highlights unfortified Chesapeake Bay and Long Island Sound approaches, seeks 19.5 million for Panama Canal fortifications, and describes plans to cofferdam the Maine wreck for wreck examination.
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Washington
France
Dickinson
Congress
Signal Corps
United States
Fort Myer
Wright
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Havana Harbor
Laundrymen's National Association to campaign for women readers
The Laundrymen's National Association plans a nationwide education campaign aimed at women to boost steam laundry patronage. Executive committee led by L. H. Fisher of Kansas City authorized spending 75000 dollars and will use leading newspapers to tell the story, with The MacManus Company handling appeal preparation in Detroit, Pittsburgh and Toledo.
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Chicago
Laundrymen's National Association
L. H. Fisher
Kansas City
America
Laundrymen’s National Association
MacManus Company
Detroit
Pittsburg
Toledos
Miss Edith Parkman Makes Formal Debut
Miss Edith Wolcott Parkman was formally presented to society at Copley Hall last night. Decorations were in gold and laurel. Henry Vaughan headed the list of two ushers, most of them from the class of ’11, Harvard. Mr and Mrs Parkman aided the matrons in receiving.
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Edith Wolcott Parkman
Copley Hall
Henry Vaughan
Harvard
Parkman
Man Poses as Wealthy Purchaser in Plymouth Fraud
A stranger named Clayton E Wentworth arrived in Plymouth from Washington posing as a wealthy former automobile maker. He leased the Duckson house on Winter street, ordered a furnace and coal, and bought provisions, paying with two checks drawn on a Chicago bank that later bounced. Police suspect an assumed identity.
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Town
Clayton E. Wentworth
Carroll Alexander
John Duckson
Winter Street
Washington
Holmes Grocery Company
Holmes
Alexander
Groery Company
Mr. Alexander
Chicago
Mr. Holmes
Mr.Wentworth
Rearrested for Robbery of P. C.
Portland Massachusetts December 9 Thomas Teehan of Boston held by federal authorities for robbing the Millbridge post office is released on his own recognizance and immediately rearrested for breaking into a post office in Wilmington Massachusetts. He is to be taken to Boston tomorrow after completing a Thomaston State prison burglary sentence.
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Portland
Thomas Teehan
Boston
Millbridge
Wilmington
Mass
Teehan
Thomaston
Send Me Your Address Today for Free Michigan Foot Drafts
An offer promises a free trial of a "great Michigan external remedy" called Foot Drafts. The ad asks readers to send their address and mentions mailing a $1.00 pair to those who sign up, claiming it cures thousands.
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Michigan
Magic Foot Craft Co
Oliver Bldg
Jackson, Mich
Duel in Havana Leaves Two lawmakers Dead
Severo Moleon and General Sanchez Figuera, both House of Representatives members, fought an impromptu revolver duel in a crowded street near the Palace. Moleon died from a neck wound, Figuera was fatally wounded in the stomach, and two bystanders were injured.
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Havana
Severo Moleon
Sanchez Figuera
House of Representatives
Pino Guerra
Senor Moleon
Figuera
Duel erupts after palace meeting between Moleon and Figuera
Senor Moleon had just left the Palace after talks with President Gomez when he opened fire and General Figuera replied vigorously. The long standing feud between the two congressmen, Moleon representing Pinar del Rio Bird General Figuera Matanz as in the House, sparked the duel.
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Senor Moleon
Gomez
Figuera
Pinar del Rio
Blanche Ring Tricks Montgomery On Stage At Majestic
Dave Montgomery of Montgomery and Stone, appearing as a Swede in The Old Town at the Colonial, is surprised on the Majestic stage when Blanche Ring of Yankee Girl barricades exits to surprise him. The audience cheers as he is kept from leaving and ends up accepting Ring’s invitation to a supper party.
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Blanche Ring
Montgomery Dave Montgomery
Montgomery and Stone
Colonial
Old Town
The
Majestic
Montgomery
Miss Ring
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Riker
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Chester
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