Vitae Oscillator touted at Dr Lougest Boston lab
An imported Vitae Oscillator from Vienna debuts in Dr Lougest’s Boston laboratory at 313 Columbus Ave claiming to cure men’s diseases. The device, operated without shocks, allegedly handles conditions from nervous weakness to impotence, with over 200 000 cures cited and a promise of refund if not successful.
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Boston
Lougest
Columbus Ave
Vienna
Lorens
Longest
Europe
America
Dr. Lougest
United States
Ina
Jess
Museum of Anatomy
Hallock
Medical Institute
Court ST
Mass
A. & S. Hargrove
L'’ Road
Washington Street
Collins
al College of Physicians and Surgeons
England
Kings and Queens ‘College of Physicians
Ireland
New Zealand
Dr. Collins’ Remedy Co
Berwick Park
Hotel Plaza
A. Ms. Wells
Tre
Gordon Norta
New England
Bryant of Revere Sued by His Wife
In Probate Court William H. Bryant of Revere faced a separate maintenance suit from his wife Mary Bryant. The case featured terse testimony about Vera Gray and alleged neglect with references to infrequent intoxication. A crowded courtroom heard questions about personal letters and lessons given in various houses. The hearing was postponed to January 21.
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Bryant OF
Revere
Professor
Vera
William H. Bryant
Grant
Bryant
Revere Boulevard
Mary Bryant
Anson L. Lyman
Cutler
James
Willis G. Bond
Hobson House
Tremont Street
Maria Wells
Pearl Williams
Purdy
W. H. Bryant
Freedman Charged With Doing Business on the Lord's Day
Nieman Freedman a Canal Street wholesale dry goods man faces Judge Parmenter for alleged Sunday business. Police observed several visitors and one man stopped with a bundle claiming Saturday purchase. Freedman contends no Sunday trading, cites staff of nine clerks and three bookkeepers preparing for the week. witnesses see friends only. He has appeared multiple times, mostly discharged. one case placed on file after an appeal.
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Nieman Freedman
Canal Street
Shoplifting Suspects Cited Before Judge Parmenter
Mary Murray appeared before Judge Parmenter charged with shoplifting from seven stores. A young accomplice, 11 or 12, fled as police arrived. Fines ranged from 3 to 35 dollars and even an island sentence for John Forrester. Other defendants included Fannie Barton with 20 dollar fine and Alice O Connor with 10 dollars.
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Mary Murray
Fannie Barton
Inspector Knox
John Forrester
Alice O’connor
South Boston
Max Zorn
Barnard Finlkin
Parmenter
Judge Berry Frees Some and Commits Drunkards
In police court Judge Berry tried to persuade a voluntary prisoner Halstead G Walstanholm claiming rheumatism and army service. After discussion Walstanholm was committed to the State farm. The judge then discharged a dozen or more accused of drunkenness as he prepared Christmas presents.
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Lynn
Judge Berry
Walstanholm
Sandy Ferguson Sentenced for Assault in Chelsea
John A. Ferguson known as Sandy Ferguson,Chelsea strong boy, was arrested on a warrant for assault and battery. He appeared before Judge Bosson and received a three month sentence in the house of correction.
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John A. Ferguson
Sandy” Ferguson
Chelsea
Sandy
Bosson
House of Correction
Andrews and Buckley Convicted in Caucus Vote Case
John J. Andrews and James J. Buckley were found guilty by Judge Safford in Salem this morning of violating caucus laws by voting in Republican caucuses. Both appealed.
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Salem
John J. Andrews
James J. Buckley
Safford
Walter A Pike arraigned on forgery charge in Municipal Court
Walter A Pike was arraigned yesterday in Municipal Court and held in $2000 until Tuesday for examination. He and an associate, yet unnamed, are accused of forging the name of contractor William C Cunningham to three notes. Pike maintains his innocence.
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Walter ‘A. Pike
Pike
William C. Cunningham
Michael Glynn to spend year in Bridgewater state institution
Michael Glynn will eat his Christmas dinner at Bridgewater State Institution after confronting Special Officer Goode on the street and threatening that his meal would be crackers and cheese unless someone aided him. His commitment to the institution lasts one year.
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Michael Glynn
State Institution
Bridgewater
Goode
Court to hear spitting offenders next Tuesday
The Municipal Court sets Tuesday for hearings of those charged by the Board of Health crusaders for spitting in trains. Eight summonses are issued and about six more are expected to be served before Tuesday.
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Board of Health
Sailors bring large fish hauls and a new clipper to port
Schooner Slade Gorton arrives with 26,000 pounds haddock 16,000 large cod 16,000 markets 38000 hake 3000 cask and 1000 pollock for Friday market. Other arrivals include Mortis H. Perry Sadie Nunan Carrie F. Roberts and Massasoit with varied catches. Steamer Alice M Jacobs brings first season herring from Newfoundland and plans two more trips. Clip- ship Vidia M Brigham towed in. designer Tom McManus linked to Seaconnet. British steamer Montenegro endures hurricane. 22 year old fireman Frank Prags missing.
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Slade Gorton
Haddock
Mortis H. Perry
Sadie Nunan
Carrie F. Roberts
Alice M. Jacobs
Sol Jacobs
Gloucester
Ireland
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
Jacobs
Vidia M. Brigham
Ross
Oxner & Story of
Essex
Jacob Brigham
Mattie Brundage
Thomas McManus
Atlantic Avenue
Dorchester
Post
Commercial
White Star Line
Abbie C. Stubbs
Edgewater
N. J
Quincy Point
Hampton Roads
West Indies
United Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Sampson
Schley
Farragut
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Cape Cod
Pacific Coast
Susie N. Plummer
Thomaston
G. A. Creighton
San Francisco
Gray’s Harbor
Iquique
Santa Barbara
Montenegro
Newcastle
England
Frank Prags
Miniature Almanac and Arrivals at Sea
The December almanac notes sun and moon times with a nine hour day length and high tides. Multiple ships arrive and clear, listing steamer names nationalities ports destinations and cargoes from Bangor to Newburyport and New York, with several schooners and tugs mentioned.
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Dr. Longest
Columbus Avenue
Boston, Mass
Back Bay Station
Frankie Prescott
Frankie
Billy
Stella Tremont
Stella
New York
Newman
Olivia
Freedman
Glynn
Shipping News
Roa
Peconic
Mills
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Clare
Eng
Parthian
Smith
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Crowell
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
City of
Lillian
Grindle
Bangor
George F. Keene
Quinn
Mt. Desert
Ella May
McIntyre
Rockport
Sarah Hill
Hunt
Vinal Haven
G. M. Hopkins
Breynard
Newburyport
James Wooley
Miller
Binghampton
Teutona
Rotterdam
Mystic
Louisburg
C. B
Carth
Charleston
Jacksonville
J. Manchester Haynes
Newport News
Ellen L. Maxner
Lunenburg
Clayola
St. John
N. B
A. Fownes
George H. Mills
Agnes Manning
Newport
Dr. Hallock
Holiday Funds
Mutual Loan Co
Water Street
RK. Briggs
Washington St
Tolman
Bromaeis
Ssare Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Boston Loan CO
E. IE. Reynolds
Dexter Loan CO
HUB Loan CO
State ST
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
Press Syndicate
Lockport
N. Y
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
WM. Pope
Foster, Carrier Laundry CO
Bristol St
SUN Advertising Bureau
Fee
Purity CO
Chicago
Anply
Sewall & Day Mill
Western
Brighton
Owell’s
Winter St
Lauf
B. Berg. & Sons
Fulton St
Core Crystal Novelty CO
Dept
Tremont St
Weber
Steinway Chickering
Knabe
Haines
Bourne
Vose
Hallet & Davis
Emerson
Ivers & Pond
Wood
Steinway Upright
Woop
Cor
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castile Sq
Blake CO
Sudbury St
H. Aye
N. M. Hatch
Dominion Line
Ranean Editerranea
Azores
Genoa
Naples
Vancouver
Cambroman
Alexandria
Egypt
Algiers
Gaga
Commonwealth
Company
State Street
G. H. Martin
Meridian St
East
Dr. Bailey
Howard Street
E. W. Gahan
Sun
PR. Jackson
Home Remedy CO
Parisian Remedy CO
Arantee
de. Warren
Chattahoochee
Piedmont
Baltimore
Joseph Laver
Sarpee Eckley
Perth Amboy
Andout
Weehawken
Walthdin
Boyd
A. W. Chesterton
R. C
Mabel Phillips
A. Taulane
John H. Butt
Emmons
Dattmeanthef Farmarte
DR. George
J. E.frothingham
Allston Street
Beacon Hill
Dominion Atlantic
Yarmouth
Lonharf
Foot of
State
J. F. Masters
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Ivernia
Altonia
Saxonia
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Kansas
Iowa
Sagamore
Michigan
Hoosac Tunnel
Chariastown
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Eastern Freight Agt
Broadway
Savannah Line
Ceorcia Florida
Savannah
Oston
Lewis Wharf
Simmons & Marsters
School St
B. R. Price
BE. H. Re
Atlantic Ave
Wash. St
South
B. B. Price
N. EB. Agt
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Norfolk
Providence
A. M. Graham
Attery Wharf
Summer Street
School Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Boston. and
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Ee Sentral Shoston
Florida Tours
Jacksonville, Fla
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Sailin
Simmons Marsters
Chickering, Hallet & Davis
IANOS
Prof
Berry
Dudley St
Rox
McPhail and
Wheeler & Wilson
Warren St
Roxbury
Doc
Finder
J. T. Manning
Garfield Ave
Brattle St
Registry Deeds Office
Ae Ee
Winthrop Ave
Beachmont
Faneuil Hall Market
C. F. Whittaker
South Market St
Typewriter Exchange
Prom. Field At
Sudbury
H. E. Munroe
Randolph
Associated Law Specialists
Court St., Am
Center Room
Hamburg St
Rison Ave
Harrison Ave
Somerville
Summer St
West Lenox St
T. Gaffny Company
SAFES
Blake
the Post
Firestein
Leverett St
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