Peruna Praised by Sisters for Catarrh and Coughs
A letter from Sister Beatrix of New York to Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio extols Peruna for catarrh lung diseases and colds. Sisters report cure of lung catarrh after eight bottles and praise its use for influenza bronchitis and grip. Other Catholic institutions endorse Peruna for grip winter catarrh coughs and related head and stomach catarrhal diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hartman
Beatrix
W. 30Th Street
New York
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Peruna Endorsed by Catholic Sisters Worldwide
Dr Hartman receives letters from Sisters of Charity praising Peruna for laryngitis catarrh throat influenza care. A Detroit institution reports a young girl cured of voice loss after Peruna treatment. A Central Ohio Sister Superior cites Peruna as effective against influenza in threatening cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Peruna
Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Central
Prominent Mother Superior Praises Peruna Medicine
Letters from Catholic Sisters praise Peruna for catarrh relief after Colorado trip. Dr Hartman invites inquiries for free guidance, claiming Peruna cures mucous membrane catarrh across locations and urges readers to seek advice.
Great Preparations for Dr Lorenz Clinic at Boston Hospital
Eminent Austrian surgeon Dr Lorenz will arrive in Boston Monday afternoon. He will be met at Huntington Avenue station and escorted to Children’s Hospital for a 4 pm clinic in the outpatient waiting room. Dr Mueller will assist. A second clinic may be held Tuesday for New England surgeons. A lunch at the Algonquin Club follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Children’s Hospital
Gainsboro Street
Mueller
New England
Algonquin Club
America
Childrens’ Hospital
Hope for Vanderbilts Recovery Still Considered Possible
New York Dec 19 Hope for Cornelius Vanderbilt's recovery remains and Dr Austin Flint reported at 1130 PM that the patient was better and peritonitis symptoms were subsiding The Vanderbilt family stays nearby Reginald Vanderbilt visited the house and two physicians were on duty today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Austin Flint
Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Duffy Case on Trial in Medway Manslaughter Charge
The manslaughter trial of Frank M. Galuchin Charles A. Nann and Frank T Cullen three Medway men indicted for causing Patrick Duffy's death last spring in Medway opened at Dedham. All three pleaded not guilty and the case proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Frank M. Galuchin
Charles A. Nann
Frank T. Cullen
Medway
Patrick Duffy
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Easy Dish Cleaning
The ad touts Fels-Naptha soap for cleansing dishes with minimal effort and without boiling water. It emphasizes strong cleaning power and quick results, urging readers to try the product.
Italian laborers form union to challenge padrone system
About 700 Italian building laborers enrolled as union men at Lavassa Hall, forming Building Union 33 with Frank Pietro as president. The meeting featured speakers James Gallivan and others, and the group pledged union principles and opposition to the padrone system, electing Giuseppe Calabro, Paul Capproni, Giovanni Renta, Luigi Marcin and Emmanuel Gamboji to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavassa Hall
Building Union 33
Frank Pietro
District Council
James Gallivan
Michael Donohue
Patrick Murphy
John Keohane
T. J. O'Malley
Patrick Connelly
M. J. Sullivan
Giuseppe Calabro
Paul Capproni
Giovanni Renta
Luigi Marcin
Emmanuel Gamboji
Duffy Case Heard With Warnings From Defense
District Attorney Asa P. French led the prosecution with assistant Richard W. Nutter. Judge Thomas E. Grover and others defended. Seven witnesses were sworn. only two testified. William H. Upton testified about Duffy found in bed with police, Duffy’s dying statement described a confrontation after meeting three defendants at a saloon. Officer Mosher corroborated the prior testimony as the trial adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa P. French
Richard W. Nutter
Thomas E. Grover
James B. Potter
Henry E. Ruggles
Edwin C. Jenney
William H. Upton
Duffy
Dominick Cauley
Cullen
Galachin
Frank
Mosher
Philadelphia Schools Short of Coal
The Philadelphia Board of Education notified the Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company, which holds the contract to furnish coal to city schools, that the Central ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Board of Education
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
Central
James Logan Public School Faces Closure Over Coal Shortage
The James Logan public school was closed today due to a coal shortage with only three tons on hand. Unless a new supply arrives by Monday, the school may be forced to close, impacting classes and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Logan
Whetzel asthma cure touted by medical authorities
Medical authorities across the country including Dr. C. F. Beard of Massachusetts Dr. L. D. Knott of Kentucky Dr. M. L. Craiey of Missouri Dr. F. E. Brown of Iowa and Dr. J. C. Curryer of Minnesota endorse the Whetzel system as an actual cure for asthma. They say previous treatments only eased symptoms while the disease persisted. the Whetzel method eradicates the germ and prevents future attacks. Dr. Whetzel offers a free test course and asks applicants to describe their case and name two others with asthma, plus request a booklet in writing for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craiey
St. Louis
F. FE. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J. C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Collins's Fine Paid and He Is Free
Malden residents raised and paid a $100 fine for John T. Collins who was jailed for killing a deer out of season. Collins, 48, born in Dover England, said he never intended harm and thanked neighbors for freeing him before Christmas. He described past job losses after standing with workers and voiced no ill will toward prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Collins
Malden
Pettingill
Collins
Frank A. Bayrd
Maplewood
Post
Dover
Eng
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston Elevated
Prominent Worcester Leader Is Sentenced for Drunkenness
Edward A. Harris, 45, former captain of the Worcester Light Infantry, ex-deputy sheriff, and longtime Democratic official, was arraigned in Central District Court and sentenced to the State Farm at Bridgewater for an indeterminate term. Police report show a years-long decline, with Harris appearing a mental and physical wreck before Judge Utley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Edward A. Harris
Worcester Light Infantry
Democratic City Committee
Central District Court
Bridgewater
Harris
Worcester County
Judge Utley
Police Capture Hobo Burglar Smith in Portland
William Smith, known as the hobo burglar, was arrested in Portland on the Grand Trunk platform as the Montreal chief detective’s telegram prompted his capture. Inspector and Patrolman Johnson restrained him after he reached for a revolver in his overcoat pocket, ending the pursuit begun in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
William Smith
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Marshal Sylvester
Carpenter
Smith
Johnson
Plumbers Narrowly Escape Drowning at City Hall
Two plumbers trapped in a tiny floor cavity beneath the City Hall, as a waterspout blasted water and mud through broken roof pipes. They crawled from the hole and one helped the other to escape, after the geyser flooded the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Wate Board
Children Face To Face With Toy Trust
A. O. Speare of Gardner notes the National Novelty Corporation formed in New Jersey with up to 10 million dollars capital. It represents 9 percent of U S toy manufacturing interests and was organized in New York December 10 and 11 by leaders of the industry. Plants will keep local management but will concentrate different lines at separate factories such as toy trunks and wooden blackboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
A. O. Speare
A. O. Speare Company
United States
National Novelty Corporation
New Jersey
New York City
Stolen Goods From Newton Room Attract Crops
In Brockton on December 19 police note thefts from Arthur C. Newton’s room. Visitors yesterday and today whose own premises were burglarized checked the Newton collection, with some items partially identified. Newton is imprisoned at New Bedford. The haul ranges from rubber valves to a pair of shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Arthur C. Newton
Newton
New Bedford
Brockton Letter Carrier Suspended Over Mail Irregularities
Elmer G. Gurney a five year Brockton post office employee and three year regular carrier has been suspended indefinitely pending an investigation into charges and alleged irregularities at the Brockton post office. Postmaster J M Hollywood said Gurney has been watched as others for recent missing mall deliveries and headquarters in Boston reported he is charged with retaining mail matter for Osmic Chemical Company of Brockton.
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Brockton
Elmer G. Gurney
J. M. Hollywood
Gurney
Boston
Osmic Chemical Company
Jack the Hugger on State Street Strikes Worcester
Two women were hugged by an unknown man on State street Worcester Tuesday night between 7 30 and 7 45 o clock. One woman struck him and he fled toward Harvard street with a witness giving chase. Description: good looking 25 to 28 year old tall well dressed short dark mustache wore black olive long coat and felt hat. Police report notes this case follows earlier Lincoln street arrestee but the two suspects differ in appearance.
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Worcester
State Street
Harvard Street
Jeremiah J. Moynihan
James T. Johnson
Police
Jack
Lincoln Street
Sheriff Uses Strength In Market Street Fur Dispute
Sheriff Frank E. Wells served a writ of replevin for a New York firm at a fur store on Market Street. Two quarrelling men, described as descendants of Abraham and Levi, fought with chairs and furs flying. He separated them with a humorous, if forceful, intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Frank E. Wells
Market Street
New York
Mr. Wells
Abraham
Levi
Watchman Narrowly Escapes Death in Chelsea Factory Fire
Watchman H. Terzianian of Chickering & Babigan shoe makers was rescued from a one story Chelsea factory at West Third and Spruce streets after firefighters arrived at 12 51. Patrolmen Webber and Dolan located him amid dense smoke with Hoseman Albert Anthony aiding the rescue. He was found intoxicated and the door had to be broken to reach him. The fire origin is unknown and the building sustained about 200 dollars in damage with stock losses mainly from smoke and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Terzianian
Chickering & Babigan
West Third
Spruce Streets
Chelsea
Fire Department
Webber and
Dolan
Albert Anthony
Hose 1
Terzianian
Antone Shydecker
Cashin Awarded 37000 in Avon Railroad Suit
Frank J. Cashin of Springfield won 37000 damages in the Superior Court against the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company for injuries from the Avon railroad accident in 1901. The trial lasted three days and he sought 75000. He is 28 and the condition is worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Frank J. Cashin
Springfield
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Avon
Venezuela replies to Germany on envoy note
Caracas reports the Venezuelan government’s formal response to German envoy Von Pilgrim Baltazzi, signed by Lopez Baralt. The lengthy reply defends conduct under international law, cites past precedents with France Spain and the United States, and asserts Venezuela will act within equity and mutual respect while awaiting pacification to reestablish public credit. It notes consideration of a fiscal agent and urges timely satisfaction of German claims arising from the civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Associated Press
Lopez Baralt
Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Foreign Office
von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
France
Venezuela
Spain
Congress
United States
Republic
Germany
United Kingdom
R. Lopez Baralt
False Alarm At South Station Firebox 755 Causes Excitement
An idle alarm at Box 755 in South station last night sparked firemen’s rush to an upstairs office. They found a broken glass case protecting the alarm button and a calm man claiming no alarm was sounded. No fire occurred.
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Sister Beatrix
Southwest
Colorado
Dr. Lorenz
American Express Building
Chicago
TOY
Jack the Hugger
Sheriff
Watchman
Cobb,Aldrich&Co
Washington and Kneeland Sts
California
Wine and Liquor Dept
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Sorosis
Temple
Boylston St
Wood, Pollard &Cgo
Dewey Square
Cpn
South Station
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