Mystery of Sick Artist On Hanover Street Ends In Poison Plot
Mrs. L S Mackenney recalls saving a despondent artist who attempted suicide in a Hanover street saloon by drinking beer laced with morphine. A note found in his pocket matches a grateful missive from a prior rescue, and the artist, identified as Charles M Flattery of New York, is reported to be recovering with a hard battle ahead.
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Hanover Street
L. S. Mackenney
Dehon Street
Revere
Post
Charles M. Flattery
Madison Avenue
New York City
Richard van Husen
Georgia Suspect Not Chick Sullivan of Lynn
Deputy Chief Neal of the State police received a message that the man arrested by Matonton Georgia police and believed to be Chicken Sullivan, wanted in Lynn on a murder charge, was not Sullivan or any other wanted by the State police. Captain Proctor will return to Boston immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
State Police
Captain Proctor
Matonton
Sullivan
Lynn
Proctor
Boston
CUIS WIRES TO PROTECT TREES
Essex December 19. Boston and Northern street railway workers repair damage after Tree Warden T B Furler cut wires that interfered with trees under his charge. Warden claims wires harmed trees. board says no jurisdiction over warden. No injuries reported. Selectmen grant new locations for poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Boston and Northern Street Railway
T. B. Furler
Harlem Street
Essex Falls
Orler
T. B. Kindall
Board of Selectmen
City’s Tribute to Gen Collins at Tremont Temple
Memorial exercises for the late Mayor Patrick A. Collins are held at Tremont Temple with Acting Mayor Daniel A. Whelton presiding. The program includes an Apollo Club of Boston performance, eulogies by Thomas Gargan, Rabbi Charles Fleischer, James Wolff, and others, plus prayers, poems, and musical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. Collins
Tremont Temple
Daniel A. Whelton
John E. Baldwin
John F. Dever
William J. Hennessey
Fred FE. Bolton
Arthur W. Dolan
Gideon B. Abbott
William J. Barrett
William A. H. Crowley
William F. Howes
Wagner
John A. O'Shea
Fleming
Charles James Sprague
Apollo Club of
Boston
Mgr
Emil Mollenhauer
Peter Rowan
Lemaigre
Michael J. Dwyer
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles Fleischer
James I. Wolff
Charles W. Bartlett
Sullivan
Apollo Club
William Lawrence
Sullivan-Brewer
Guilmant
Man Injured in Pine Street Incident Suspected Yegg Attack
Patrolmen found William Graney of Wakefield unconscious in a bloodied Pine street pool. He was rushed to hospital with a badly gashed shoulder and a deep arm wound requiring 14 stitches. Police suspect a yeggman attack.
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Stonehiam
William Graney
Wakefield
Pine Street
Grege
Graney
Jack London Predicts Socialist Revolution
The lecturer Jack London argues that capitalism harms the working class and predicts a social and industrial revolution. He cites poverty, fear of starvation, and failed strikes as proof that the revolution is near and inevitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack London
Inter-collegiate Socialist Society
Tremont Temple
Hummel Calls No Witnesses in Dodge Morse Case
New York December 19. Abraham Hummel the lawyer accused of conspiracy and subornation of perjury in the Dodge Morse divorce case will be sent to a jury tomorrow morning. Hummel elected to offer no defense as his lawyers contend no case has been made by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham H. Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Hummel
Tod
John
Stanchfield
Delancey Nicoll
Rand
Charles F. Dodge
Explosion on Fifth Avenue Kills Three in New York
Three men were killed and seven injured when a dynamite blast during excavation for the Altman building shattered bodies and sent debris across hundreds of feet around Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. The blast occurred after a worker struck a heavy dynamite charge that had remained unexploded in a drill hole for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Altman
Christmas Dinner at Town Hall for Hamilton Children
Hamilton children will receive a Christmas dinner at the Town Hall on Christmas Day. Congressman and Mrs Augustus P Gardner will be the guests. A turkey dinner with all the fixings will be served followed by a Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Town Hall
Augustus P. Gardner
Shawmut Furniture Offers No Money Down This Week
The Shawmut Furniture Company announces a limited week offer allowing patrons to purchase any article from its large stock without any down payment. This no money down plan remains unique in New England and applies at both its stores on Tremont Street and Washington Street with goods delivered in unmarked wagons.
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Shawmut Furniture Company
New England
Shawmut
Remont Street
Washington Street
Last Plea for Chas. L. Tucker
Attorney General Parker refused to delay Tucker final argument beyond this week. Counsel Vahey replied Tucker’s attorneys likely will appear within the time named, probably tomorrow. Technical law points will frame the hearing, with a full inquiry into Mrs. Burton Smith’s lost stickpin from Portland, Me., though it may bear no relation to the case.
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Parker
Vahey
Tucker
Burton Smith
Portland
Argue Appeal in the Ingersoll Case
Arguments were heard in the Court of Appeals as Eva A widow of Robert Ingersoll sued Joseph A Coram over a $100000 fee for breaking Maria Cummings will. The case centers on a $95000 May judgment against the administrators and related appellate exceptions.
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Court of Appeals
Eva A
Robert Ingersoll
Joseph A. Coram
Maria Cummings
Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Bravers
Ingersoll
Circuit Court of Appeals
Elder Convicted of Assault in Hanover Saloon Shooting
Thomas Elder, arraigned on attempted murder of Ranahan in a Hanover street saloon, was found guilty of assault without intent to kill. He will be sentenced Friday.
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Thomas Elder
Ranahan
Hanover Street
Death of Organizer of Field Hospitals
Dr. John M. Rand a well known New Jersey physician died at his Newark home. He had practiced nearly fifty years and studied at Dartmouth and Harvard. During the Civil War he organized field hospitals and earned wide respect for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John M. Rand
Newark
N. J
Rand
Dartmouth
Harvard
Laxative Bromo Quinine Promises Cure for Colds
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a universal remedy for headaches and neuralgia caused by colds. It claims to remove the cause and urges readers to seek the signature of KE W Grove on the product label for validation.
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KE. W. Grove
B. W.grove
Osmo-Chemic offer free month treatment in Boston rooms
The Osmo-Chemic physicians offer one month of free treatment and medicines with full examination and X-Ray to all sick applicants at 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass before Dec 30 1905. They advertise cured patients bringing relatives and claim licensed regular graduates using special instruments from Europe and America. Many testimonials from Mass residents praise relief from bladder consumption neuralgia deafness dyspepsia and other ailments after Osmo-Chemic care.
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Boylston Street
Boston
Mass
Europe
America
Nelson Lowe
Walpole
A. A. Hollis
Bower St
Roxbury
A. M. Sherman
Otis St
Newtonville
Morris Hagger
Batavia St
Mags
Boles
Dorchester
Mt. Pleasant Street
William J. Boles
Bentham
James
Hannah Bentham
Houghton Street
All Saints’ Church
Ashmont
Fay
Bernard F. Fay
Ann Fay
Washington Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Porter
Allen Street
William K. Porter, Jr
Osmo-Chemic Medicine Tests Published by Inquirer
An earnest inquirer from Boston reports reviewing testimonials for the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine dated December 11, 1905. He states he investigated replies to his inquiry and found pleasing results, urging publication of the letters as benefit to the sick and the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Earnest Inquirer
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Backed by Local Patients
Letters from Frank Coupal Roxbury Francis Von Euw Brockton and Abigail Ettinger Newton praise Osmo-Chemic physicians for cures from lung trouble capillary bronchitis tumor and foot pain. Residents report relief and avoid operations and ongoing illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coupal
Moscow St
Quincy
Mass
Francis von Euw
Heath St
Roxbury
A. Fay
Walnut St
Brockton
Abigail Ettinger
Webster Pl
W. Newton, Mass
Mrs Donald McLean Guests of Honor at Boston D A R Breakfast
Mrs Donald McLean of New York, president general of the National Society D A R, was hosted at a Somerset breakfast on her first Boston visit. State regent Mrs Charles H Masury and other D A R leaders attended, with programs featuring addresses, songs, and remarks on Our Motto Home and Country and Our National Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
New York
National Society
Somerset
Boston
Charles H. Masury
Curtis Guild, Jr
J. E. Holbrook
G. W. Simpson
Adeline F. Fitz
D. R
Helen M. Winslow
George EF. Fuller
L. B Hatch
Charles A. West
Rebecca Warren Brown
Charles F. Adams
Government notaries barred from compensation under new order
A presidential ruling via the Postmasters General forbids any government employee who is a notary public from charging for notarial acts performed for government officers or staff. Disobedience will lead to immediate dismissal. The measure ends the 50 cent and minor notary fees that some clerks previously collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmasters General
Loring Wins Damages Against Elevated Railroad
Augustus P. Loring was awarded 56167.50 in damages after alleging the Elevated railroad on Beach street damaged the value of his business. The verdict was rendered yesterday, with Loring claiming interference from the railway’s building and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus P. Loring
Beach Street
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Ad
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine offers chronic disease treatment from offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston with suites 8 9 and 10. Hours are 9 to 12 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 daily except Sunday. Send two cent stamp for booklet.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
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Chick” Sullivan
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Yegg
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England
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Webster
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Blaine St
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T. D. Billings
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A. P. Chase
Moore St
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S. Wilson
Greenbush
Osmo-Chemie Company
Donald M’lean
Gillette Sales Company
David J. Ingraham
David J
Ingraham
Oxford
James M. Solomon
Beacon ST
the Commonwealth
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Worcester Express
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Commercial Wharf
Atlantc Avenue
Horace Partridge & Co
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Cilley
H. S. Duncan
Mer
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White Dental
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Chandler & Barber
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