Warner's Safe Cure touted as universal kidney and bladder remedy
An advertisement proclaims Warner's Safe Cure as a universal treatment for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases claiming thousands cured. It features a testimonial by J R Owens a former New York Hospital nurse praising relief from nocturia burning urination and pain with a free trial offer and pricing details.
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Middletown, Conn
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Safe Cure CO
Rochester
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Boston Daily Post
Drop 2 Harvard Beer Co. Cases in Lowell Trial
The jury removed John J. Joyce and L. C. Hemman of the Harvard Brewing Co from the conspiracy case in Middlesex Superior Court. Remaining defendants Frank Dow La Forest Beals Ward Holloway and Patrick Enright faced the charge as evidence closed with no defense offered.
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L. C. Hemman
Harvard Brewing Company
Gaskill
Middlesex Superior Court
Lowell
Anderson
Joyce
Hemman
Frank Dow
Lowell Police Board
la Forest Beals
Ward B. Holloway
Patrick J. Enright
Burke
Aldermen Deny Lighting and Sewer Orders. Approve Telephone Franchise
The Board of Aldermen rejected two agenda items funding municipal lighting and a $251,000 sewer project. They approved the Metropolitan Home Telephone Company franchise, sending the bill to Mayor Fitzgerald for signature amid debate on monopolies and street rights. Linehan opposed the telephone vote. Kneeland pressed for district attorney investigation of the Stony Brook sewer contract.
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Metropolitan Home Telephone Company
New England Telegraph & Telephone Company
Linehan
Curley
Fitzgerald
Baldwin
Bromberg
Cauley
Hennessey
Kneeland
Bangs
Battis
Bell
Berwin
Draper
Whelton
Joan
Alderman Linehan
East Boston Relief Station
Babson
Stony Brook
Corporation Counsel
Alderman Kneeland
Committee of the Whole
Appraisers' stores in Boston face possible delays
A government official and many merchants fear Boston may not get new appraisers' stores soon due to limited funds. Officials cite the North End gas house site as costly and uncertain, while Atlantic avenue site remains contested. Daniel D. Morse notes merchants oppose the North End site but have not endorsed alternatives.
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North End
Daniel D. Morse
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Avenue
State Street
Boston Post Booklovers Contest Rules and Catalogue Notes
Details on submitting answers to the Booklovers Contest, prize structure, and rules for spelling, titles, authors, and presentation. Instructions cover how to send in sets, how to order answers, eligibility, and the use of the Booklovers Contest Catalogue, with clarifications from editors and various contributors.
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Boston
Mass
P. O
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Agora
Boston Post Booklovers
Inquirer
Waltham
Everett
the Post
Charles Cainan
W. H
Lynn
Dinah Maria Mulock
George Lillie Craik, Jr
Miss Mulock
Dinnah Mulock Craik
D. M. Craik
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Boston Public Library
Mayor Fitzgerald Positively Buoyant After Election
Mayor Fitzgerald smiled at City Hall reading congratulatory letters on Tuesday's results. He praised the 12 o'clock law and noted 8000 for Mr Ellis as favorable. He predicted future Democratic Independents and anticipated a tough race with Bangs or Frothingham next year.
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Fitzgerald
Ellis
Hotels Seek Midnight Privilege Under New Law
Representatives from more than half of 71 hotel firms filed to transact after midnight under the new act. The License Board will not disclose applicants or likely selections and emphasizes that action awaits official notification of Chapter 395, Acts of 1906. Applications must be by a hotel management member, require unanimous board approval, and notice may be filed immediately.
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Back Bay
Boston
Public transport vents shut in cold weather crackdown
Boston riders faced crowded cars with windows and ventilators closed as conductors followed orders to keep air sealed when temperatures fell below fifty. Passengers protested the stuffy conditions and ignored requests to open vents during peak hours.
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Boston
Quien Sabe Becomes Boston’s New Fad Game
The Parker game Quien Sabe captures Boston interest with cowboy flair and quick learning curve. Three to eight players can join, up to 129 cards, two decks for larger groups, and the social excitement drives its popularity in Back Bay.
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Boston
Back Bay
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