W. L. Douglas 3.50 Shoes Claim Superior Value
Ad touts W L Douglas 3 50 shoes as best in class with better fit durability and leather quality than higher priced rivals. Factory tour offer and list of Boston area stores accompany testimonials from George Alfred Gray and others. Catalogs mailed free.
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W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
George Alfred Gray
Tremont
W. Ll. Douglas
Washington Street
Essex Street
School Street
Court Street
Howard Street
Summer Street
Lincoln Street
Hanover Street
Meriwether 10 Be Interned by Navy Court Martial
Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr. was sentenced to confinement at the Naval Academy for one year and a public reprimand by the Secretary of the Navy. The penalty bars from serving on any practice ship but this removal was remitted. He was acquitted of manslaughter, found guilty of disobeying naval conduct rules. Representative Broussard approved findings after a conference with the secretary.
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Washington
Meriwether, Jr
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparte
Broussard
Louisiana
Meriwether
Government of the Navy
Drought Ravages Punjab Wheat and Oil Seed Crops
In Punjab India the prolonged drought has devastated vast wheat and oil seed areas. Farmers face uncertainty over the season as anxiety grows about crop yields and livelihoods.
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Lahore
India
Punjab
Eighty Boys Confirmed at House of Angel Guardian
The House of Angel Guardian in Roxbury hosted a combined first communion and confirmation ceremony on Tuesday. Eighty boys received the sacrament from Right Rev. Bishop Brady, assisted by Rev. D. M. Murphy and several parish priests. The bishop warned the youths about dangers that threaten institutions and urged vigilance against vice.
Oregon land frauds grow in Portland case
A Portland dispatch reports expanding evidence of a large gang swindling buyers in school land deals. Victims were cited as naive and trusting while the alleged operators continued weeks after some members faced federal convictions. A new complication notes forged certificates printed on paper identical to State board stock.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
State Board
Poco Bennett Settles Case Between Bennet and Torrulla
A settlement ended the assault case that had been in Superior Court. Rafael Torrulla, a Porto Rican student, was fined $25 for the October incident at South Station. Torrulla and Poco Bennett met with District Attorney Moran, who agreed not to press the charge after considering extenuating circumstances and the defendant's first offence.
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Barnard Poco
Moran
Poco’ Bennett
Bennett
Maine Court Declares Malt Extract An Intoxicating Liquor
The Maine Law Court issued a rescript holding malt extract is an intoxicating liquor. It ruled that when sold as a beverage the bill for the goods is not collectible in the state.
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Augusta
Law Court
New York Triumph for Sarah Bernhardt at Lyric
Sarah Bernhardt returns to New York to a full Lyric Theatre as critics praise her rendition of Sardou La Sorciere. reviews compare her enduring vitality and dramatic power to past triumphs while noting the play’s uneven strength and the audience’s enthusiastic response.
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New York
Sarah Bernhardt
Lyric Theatre
Mme. Bernhardt
Sardou
Pat Campbell
the Sun
Bernhardt
Sarah the Divine
Lillian Russell
Paris
Fedora
Tosca
Modjeska Sells California Estate to Chicago Buyer
Helena Modjeska has sold her California property Arden a 12000 acre mountain estate to Leopold Moss of Chicago. The deal transfers ownership of a largely mountainous tract with significant acreage.
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Modjeska
California
Santa Ana
Cal
Arden
Mme
Helena Modjeska
Leopold Moss
Chicago
Arcanum Suit Delayed to January Second
In the Supreme Court yesterday a suit by Stephen W. Reynolds and others to restrain the Royal Arcanum from enforcing new assessments was struck from the short list by agreement. The supreme council is given until January 2 to file its answer to the bill.
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Arcanum
Stephen W. Reynolds
Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Court
Supreme Council
Osmo-Chemic physicians offer free month treatment in Boston
An advertisement claims Osmo-Chemic physicians in Boston at 18 Boylston Street will provide one month of free treatment plus exams and X rays if patients apply by December 16 1905. It praises their graduates status and specialized instruments and cites patient testimonials praising deafness stomach trouble and pain relief.
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Boylston Street
Boston
Mass
Europe
America
A. A. Hollis
Lower St
Roxbury
Earnest Inquirer Probes Osmo-Chemic Testimonials
A Boston letter from December 11 1905 reports an earnest inquirer investigating testimonials for the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine. The writer says he was impressed by the replies received to his inquiry and urges public publication of those letters to aid the sick and the Osmo-Chemic concern.
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Boston
Mass
Earnest Inquirer
Letters Endorse Osmo-Chemic Physicians Across Mass
Four residents from Massachusetts recount health recoveries attributed to Osmo-Chemic treatment. Citizens from Quincy Roxbury Brockton W Newton praise relief from lung capillary bronchitis tumor and severe foot pain after consultations and cures.
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Frank Coupal
Moscow St
Quincey
Mass
Francis von Euw
Heath St
Roxbury
A. Fay
Walnut St
Brockton
Abigail Ettinger
Webster Pl
W. Newton, Mass
Cabman Smith Sues Lynn Man Over 1901 Assault
Bernard Smith, a cabman, sues Charles P. Vaughn of Lynn for 3000 dollars in damages in the Superior Court third session. Smith recounts picking up Vaughn and two others at North station after a fare dispute, Vaughn allegedly struck him injuring two teeth and a gold plate, then fled on a Lynn train with his brother restraining the plaintiff as Vaughn exited at the far end of the car.
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Bernard Smith
Superior Court
Charles P. Vaughn
Lynn
Vaughn
Mrs Nelson Lowe Recovers After Osmo Chemle Treatment
Mrs Nelson Lowe of Walpole Massachusetts reports relief from bladder trouble after treatment by Osmo-Chemle physicians. She notes initial discouragement at age 62 but says the treatment reached her condition and produced a good result.
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Nelson Lowe
Walpole
Mass
Osmo-Chemle
Osmo-Chemic Treatment Praised by Three Massachusetts Patients
Three Massachusetts residents report benefits from Osmo-Chemic treatment. Mr R Knox of Leo Mister writes of improved health after 15 years of trouble. Mr George Mayo of Neponset credits relief from intercostal neuralgia. Mr William Dumont of Webster says seizures ceased after starting therapy.
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William J. Flood
Blaine St
Allston
Mass
A. D. Billings
Leighton St
Lynn
Mme
A. P. Chase
Moore St
W. Somerville
George M. Mayo
Highland Ave
Neponset
William Dumont
Pearl St
Webster, Mass
Anderson Delivers Letter With Names To Moran
District Attorney Moran received a letter from George W. Anderson alleged to contain proofs behind Congressman McNary's charges against John F. Fitzgerald. The contents were not disclosed. The delivery occurred at about 11 o'clock via messenger to Moran's office.
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Moran
George W. Anderson
McNary
John F. Fitzgerald
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Moran
Osm o chemical system notice in Boston improve health
An old advertisement from Boston Mass details a medical office at Br Boston St offering chromic disease hooks for a two cent stamp. It lists office hours from 9 AM to 12 PM and 2 to 4 PM and 6 to 8 PM daily except Sundays.
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Brovyiston St
Boston
Mass
Moran Sees Touraine Books in Touraine Inquiry
District Attorney John B. Moran called only one witness yesterday in the Touraine investigation. William Wright, Touraine bookkeeper, met Moran around 3 PM and spent nearly two hours reviewing all Touraine books and leases Moran wished to examine.
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John B. Moran
Tourraine
Moran
William Wright
Touraine Management
Wright
Touraine
State police chase yeggs linked to Reading loot
Deputy Chief Neal says the same gang of safe-blowers suspected in Reading is likely behind the conductor robbery at Adams Square. He notes meager descriptions but urges police chiefs statewide to aid in locating the desperadoes, and hopes for a swift roundup. He cannot confirm if the gang is the East Boston group called yeggmen.
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Neal
State Police
Adams Square
Reading
Mr. Neal
East Boston
Lowell Man Dead in Berth on Frank Jones
Gregory Mc Leod of Lowell Massachusetts was found dead in a berth on the New line steamer Frank Jones as it neared New York from Bristol Rhode Island papers in his pocket identify his father as a Lowell tobacco manufacturer police call it death by own action
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New York
Gregory McLeod
Lowell
Mass
New Line
Frank Jones
Bristol
R. T
McLeod
Despondent stepson Gregory McLeod commits suicide at home
Lowell reports Gregory McLeod, stepson of local cigar maker Henry Beet, died by suicide last night on a sound steam er. His mother recently passed away and he had been despondent and morose since.
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Lowell
Gregory McLeod
Henry Beet
McLeod
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