Osmo-Chemic doctors tout N-Ray cure claims
An advertisement promoting Osmo-Chemic doctors’ N Ray diagnosis and treatment boasts the ray cures cancer and enables detection of lung cavities heart valves and other ailments. It urges Massachusetts residents to visit Dr Plunkett in the Colonial Building 100 Boylston St before Jan 1 1902 for a free exam and a full legal cure guarantee.
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Massachusetts
Colonial
Boylston St
J. L. Plunkett
M. D
J. P. Naughton
Colonial Building
Boston
Mass
New Asthma Cure Promises Free Treatment
A claim of a new asthma cure promises no cost to patients for medicine or treatment in a reasonable time. Patients must apply for treatment as soon as possible before January 1, 102.
Treatment offer to asthma sufferers by Dr Munkett
John D. Cook of 33 Burnside Ave Somerville reports to have a 20 year asthma case treated by Dr Munkett. After only a few sessions he shows clear breathing improvement and urges all sufferers to give the treatment a fair trial.
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John D. Cook
Burnside Ave
Somerville
Munkett
Complete Cure Expected After Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Sumner Eli Bowman of 27 Dover Street W Somerville recalls four months of ineffective care for neuritis in both feet before trying Osmo-Chemic treatment. He reports clear improvement from the first session and foresees a complete cure, recommending the therapy to others.
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Sumner Eli Bowman
Dover St
W. Somerville
T. i. Soule & Son
Milk St
Boston
Pawnee Indians on the Warpath Over Buffalo Herd
Dec 25 Guthrie Oklahoma residents report Pawnee Indians on the warpath after a buffalo bull injured during transfer to Pawnee Bill’s ranch is killed. Indians dance and predict buffalo return, warn white lessees to vacate ranches, guards placed around the herd, agent notified in Washington.
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Guthrie
Santa Fe
Pawnee
Bill
Lillie
United States Indian
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington
Boston Brewery Workers Union Moves to Shorter Week
Local No 3 of the Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen informs managements that current wage scales and terms will be renegotiated. The union seeks six days pay at 16 dollars weekly and 40 cents hourly overtime on Sundays and holidays, retaining eight hour days. Three months notice is required before changes take effect, and the group protests EH Gq Young's city engineer appointment.
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Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen
Breweries
Boston
M. Murphy
EH. Gq. Young
Boston Broker W F Clewell Dies at 50 in Medford
William Francis Clewell a 19 year Boston broker died suddenly of heart failure at his Medford home He was 50 a Bellefont Pennsylvania native He served as Civil War volunteer at 15 wounded at Gettysburg and later led Grand Army of the Republic unit Lawrence Post 6 Medford He was aide to Commander-in-Chief Rosselle at a national encampment Funeral set for Friday at 2 30 pm at his Magoun Avenue home g A R honors will precede burial at Oak Grove Cemetery He leaves a widow no children
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Boston
Medford
Clewell
Bellefont
Penn
New York
Gettysburg
S. C. Lawrence Post
Rosselle
Newsboys' Union Banquet At Headquarters In Boston
The Newsboys' Union held a banquet at their headquarters 30 Howard Street last night with 150 in attendance. President Rubin ovitz presided and Larry Grime provided entertainment. The union plans a checker tournament and further entertainment at their rooms Friday evening. The Chicago & North-Western railway highlights its routes to Duluth Ashland Superior St Paul Minneapolis and beyond with daily trains sleepers and sleeping cars to Michigan California and Oregon. tickets available at 268 Washington Street Boston.
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Newsboys’ Union
Howard Street
Rubinovitz
Larry Grime
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Duluth
Ashland
Superior
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Houghton
Hancock
Calumet
Copper
Michigan
California
Oregon
North- Western Line
Washington Street
Boston
Holiday overindulgence cures with Cascarets candy
A cheerful sales pitch warns that holiday excess can upset health and proposes Cascarets candy cathartic as a remedy. It suggests taking a tablet after meals to prevent sickness or at night to feel refreshed in the morning, ensuring readiness for work or recreation.
Marywind divorce suit details Nat McKay history
Guthrie Oklahoma dispatch reports Colonel Nathaniel McKay owner of the Dewey Hotel in Washington secured a divorce from his wife Jennie Pope McKay of New York. The article traces McKay and brother Donald McKay to Boston shipbuilding, notes Donald’s clipper yard and the Great Republic, and outlines Nat McKay’s Atlantic Works history, the 1881 birth, and the two prior suits including a 1898 filing and a $20,000 compromise offer refused.
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Nathaniel McKay
Dewey
Washington
Jennie Pope McKay
New York City
Nathaniel
Donald
Boston
Donald McKay
Nat
The
Atlantic Works
McKay & Aldrich
United States Now Premier Commercial Nation Says Daily News
London editorials on William Steads Americanization of the World admit America has surpassed Britain as the leading commercial nation. They dispute a full Anglo American federation, note U S influence on British colonies, and say most Irishmen might back federation with the United States.
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London
the Daily News
William T. Stead
Gladstone
United States
Great Britain
Cobden
Jamaica
Canada
Australasia
Murphy Found Dead in Hotel Lodger’s Natural Death
Patrick Murphy aged 3 a lodger at the Columbus Hotel on Commercial Street was found dead at 9 by attendants. Dr Dunn concluded death from natural causes. He had resided at the hotel since December 1. Undertaker Briggs was ordered to prepare the body and the brother in East Boston was notified.
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Patrick Murphy
Columbus Hotel
Commercial Street
Dunn
Briggs
Boston
The Chaperons At The Columbia Theatre In Boston
The Columbia Theatre opens its box office for a two week engagement of The Chaperons presented by Frank J L Perley’s large company of singing comedians under new management. The cast includes Harry Conor Walter Jones Joseph Miron Ka Redway Harold Blake Marie Cahill Eva Tanguay Mae Stebbins Nellie Folis Margaret McKinney and May Boley with Max Hirschfeld conducting the 22 piece orchestra.
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Columbia Theatre
Harry Farren
Frank J L. Perley
Columbia
Farren
Boston
Morodora
New York
George W. Lederer
Harry Conor
Walter Jones
Joseph C. Miron
Ka Redway
Harold Blake
Marie Cahill
Lillian Russell
Blanche Ring
Eleanor Falke
Emily Beaupre
Lillie Augustus Cooke
Frank Law- Lawson
Jer
Sam Sidman
Jake Bernard
Robert Dailey
Robert Harris
Lillian Lawrence
Washington
Admiral Schley
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Blanche Rice
San Francisco
Frank Currier
New York Academy of Music
Third National Bank of
Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
John D. Fisher
Currier
Fisher
America
Superba Attracts Large Audiences In Boston Theatres
The Boston venue drew two sizable crowds with the Christmas attraction Superba yesterday. A closing week is planned for Saturday followed by a staged production of Way Down East. Harry Clay Blaney charmed audiences at the Grand Opera House with his Willie Live impersonation in Across the Pacific during yesterday’s matinee and evening performances.
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Elsie de Wolfe
Miss de Wolfe
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Clara Lipman
Dee
William Faversham
Hollis
Julie Opp
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Boston
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Harum
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Dandie Sloan
the Park
Castle Square
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Keith's
Dolly Gray
Gracie
Bessie Gilbert
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Larkins
Patterson
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Tokla Wahlund
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Adah Trevalyan
Eugene Rhodes
Boston Thunderbolt
Walthour
Grand Opera House
Terry McGovern
Boston ‘Theatre
First Regiment
Steinert Hall
Brahms
Ruckauf
Cornelius
Dr. Blow
Sullivan
Goring Thomas
Mendelssohn
S. Coleridge Taylor
Maude Valerie White
Norman O'Neill
Felix Fox
Santa Claus
Harry Clay Blaney
Willie
Pacific
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