Peruna Praise In Washington Society Circle
A Washington society girl Mary Miller of Indianapolis reports Peruna cured five years of headaches dizziness and pain after eleven bottles restored her health appetite and energy. The ad claims Peruna cures catarrh and many female complaints and offers free medical advice from Dr Hartman and a 1905 Peruna Almanac.
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Mary Miller
Old Shield Block
Indianapolis
Ind
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Perua Almanac
Ella M. Miller
Police Changes Near New Year Rumored in City Stations
Rumors say Chairman Emmons will issue a general order before New Year to reshuffle senior officers at stations 15 Charlestown 6 South Boston and 16 Back Bay. Moves aim to address recent incidents and station performance including Tech riot links and housebreaker gangs.
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Emmons
Charlestown
South Boston
Back Bay
Station 16
Tech
Employees Remembered at Shepard & Norwell Company Christmas
It is progress in the right direction when such a large business house as Shepard & Norwell Company not only share a portion of their Christmas receipts with their salespeople and more prominent employees, but also make it a point to give to each little cash girl and boy and those filling subordinate positions a sum of money to gladden their hearts at Christmas time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard & Norwell Company
Boston mayor urged to seize gas plants for city ownership
Lawyer John B Moran in Boston in 1904 urged Mayor Collins to use Chapter 34 to authorize municipal ownership of gas and electric plants. He warned of inflated capitalization by the Boston Consolidated Gas Company and urged immediate city council action to call a special election on public ownership, citing Holyoke as a profitable example.
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John B. Moran
Collings
Boston
Patrick J. Collins
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Matthews
Dalton Cuts Request For Militia Funds
Adjutant General Dalton lowers the 1905 militia appropriation by 3000 from 1904, proposing 364000 for Miles and Stopford to operate with, against 367000 last year, while total department estimates reach 1,113,125 with sinking fund needs at 727,650 after no prior year provision.
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Dalton
General Miles
Major Stopford
Miles
State Auditor
Military Department
Stopford
Railroad Commission
Gas Commission
New Werner Twentieth Century Encyclopedia Offer
Close the year right with sample pages and full particulars of the New Werner Twentieth Century Edition. Limited fifty percent discount and easy payments. Mail the inquiry coupon now to receive sample pages and details before price increases.
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Britannica
The
American Newspaper Association
Devonshire Street
Boston
Mass
First Tunnel Trip Open To Women In East Boston
Women will ride in the cars passing through the East Boston tunnel tomorrow after a citizens committee meeting at Music Hall. Ten cars will wait in Central Square at 6 p m for ticket holders and invited guests including Governor Bates to ride from Scollay Square. A banquet for 600 will follow at 7 p m with Hon Joseph B Maccabe as toastmaster and Senator elect William Taylor replying on The Press.
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East Boston
Citizens’ Committee
Music Hall
Central Square
Bates
Scollay Square
Maverick Square
Joseph B. Maccabe
William Aylor
Tucker Trial Continues With Local Real Estate Listings
The second page continues the Tucker trial listing numerous names, trades, and addresses across towns including Cambridge, Windsor, Walnut, and Belmont. Entries note occupations from piano actioner to jeweller, baker, carpenter, grocer, and farmer, with many individuals tied to specific streets and towns.
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Cambridge Street
Thomas L. Daly
Windsor Street
Charles P. Cummings
Walnut Avenue
Timothy Desmond
Edward B. Geldert
Belmont Street
Frank Glaser
Baker
Vine Street
Arnold W Glidden
Srinter
William H. Goldsmith
Charles G. Green
John Lane
Rice Street
Daniel J. Madden
Alice
James P. Mc
John J. Mansur
Dunstable
Charles E. Tully
James H. Woodward
Everett
Frank N. Adams
Christian A. Anderson
August Anderson
Frank Moore
Hadijah L. Tisdale
James F. Eustis
Framingham
Daniel J. Burns
Harry W. Estes
John W. Holbrook
D. J. GC. Raymond
Groton
I. Melvin Mansur
Hezzie Spaulding
Holliston
John Baker
William N. Supple
Hopkinton
George E. Perry
Marcus M. Woods
Hudson
Charles F. Barnard
Thomas E. Lynch
Currier
Lexington
Gilbert P. Hadley
Francis
Frank J. Simonds
George H. Underwood
Frank A. Poore
William I. Wilder
William I. Brown
Clovis Bellanger
Prescott R. Parker
Malden
Edward W. Burns
Henry Blakeslee
Franklin B. Damon
Henry L. Fuller
John M. Graf
Charles H. Hyde
Marlboro
Kellogg D. Childs
Daniel Hartnett
Edward Martel
Michael McGee
Ariel
Williams. Child
Washington Street
Michael M. Ward
Riverside Avenue
Melrose
Charles J. Barton
Alfred H. French
J. Sidney Hitchins
Bertram E. Lovejoy
Natick
George M. Foster
Cornelius W. Lucey
Newton
Nelson G. Cooley
Central Street
Frederick W. Emerson
Bowdoin Street
Frank A. Johnson
Grove Street
Fletcher Robie
Pepperell
Charles M.olies
Winslow A. Parker
North Reading
Louis E. Upton
Reading
Arthur H. Batchelder
Horace E. Eames
Leonard T. Eames
Harrison W. Parker
Sherborn
Elijah
Barber
Farmer
George H. Goulding
Shirley
William J. Flynn
George Holden
Somerville
Jacob Schick
John BE. Stevens
Orville L. Story
Harry S. Daniels
Munntree Street
George W. Holden
Curtis Street
William H. Smith
Irving Street
Henry F. White
Grant Street
Charles H. Ferguson
Hudson Street
Henry A. Towne
Webster Street
Albert T. Cann
Craigie Street
Henry Evans
Linden Street
John E. Porter
Flint Street
Edwin J. Cullis
Pearl Street
Gerard D. Bean
Lowell Street
George K. Brastow
Summer Street
Peter Farg
Park Street
Warren Hallett
Walnut Street
George W. Lawson
Lawson Terrace
William J. McCarty
John McPherson
Grand View Avenue
Edwin P
Identification of the Herrick's Wharf death case
The body found off Herrick's Wharf East Boston last Thursday was identified as Mary Hurley Osborne wife of Harry Osborne of East Boston. Medical examiner suspects suicide by drowning in despondency. Mrs Osborne formerly worked at the American House and married in May 1902. They lived at 259 Everett Street until three weeks ago and then stayed with her aunt at 262 Paris Street.
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Herrick’s Wharf
East Boston
Harry Osborne
Everett Street
Boston
Murphy
Paris Street
Scott's Emulsion Ad for Consumption Relief
An early 20th century advertisement promoting Scott's Emulsion as the best remedy for consumption. It claims nourishment plus medicine aids recovery, promises comfort and relief, and offers a free sample from Scott and Bowne of New York.
Weighty Reference Sets Promote Study Aids
A listing describes multiple reference works including Weight about 200 pounds in the Ninth Edition with New American Articles. It notes 5 volumes of American Additions New Edition Revised to 1905 and a single volume Guide to Systematic Reading and Study.
Odd Tug Between Muggs y Mulligan Shocks New Year Fun
On the first day of the year, Muggs y Mulligan clash in a masquerade prank. Muggs y paints a horn with lamp black, causing a clown horn blowback that spills contents on a Senator. Mulligan pursues Muggs y in another comical chase, a familiar Post funny feature set to appear next Sunday.
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Muggsy
Mulligan
Next
Post
Gold Watch Presented to Rohan by Gross & Strauss Staff
William P. Rohan entered Gross & Strauss Saturday morning to find about 150 employees awaiting him. In his honor, Mr Scribner on behalf of the staff presented a gold watch as a Christmas remembrance and Mr Rohan expressed thanks to all for the gesture.
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William P. Rohan
Gross & Strauss
Scribner
Mr. Rohan
Rohan
Edna Faron Joins Boston Cast At Short Notice
Edna Faron replaced ill Miss Beals in N C Goodwin's company at the Colonial. She played Margaret Quentin in The Usurper with no rehearsal, delivering a hit on both matinee and evening performances in Boston.
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Edna Faron
N. C. Goodwin
the Colonial
Margaret Quentin
Miss Beals
New York
Boston
Miss Faron
Russia asks China to give up seized arms
Russian officials in Pekin demand restitution of 8,000,000 rounds of ammunition seized by Chinese authorities at Fengtai near Pekin four days earlier. They say the ammunition was for the legation guard. Chinese officials plan a strong stand amid repeated smuggling attempts. Wool bales containing the cartridges were consigned to a European Pekin resident now in Tientsin aiding the investigation.
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Pekin
Foreign Office
Port Arthur
Fengtai
Here
Legation Guard
Tientsin
Marvel Vibrator offers simple home treatment for all
An advertisement claims a marvel vibrator can be used as a home treatment suitable for every family member. It promotes ease of use and lists the price at $3.50 with the advertiser MARVEL VIBRATOR C.O. at 178 Tremont Street.
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Marvel
C.O
Tremont St
New Year Reflections From the Bingville Bugle Editor
The Bugle editor reflects on leaving 1904 behind and urges readers to make sincere resolutions. He teases readers with humor about Bill Hepburn who vows to stay sober on New Year’s, noting his long history of drinking and the comic consequences in Bingville. The piece promotes the Bingville Bugle as a witty weekly comic in New England.
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Gentle Reeder
Cy Hoskins
Jan
Bill Hepburn
Bill
Seth Dewberry
Seth
Bingville Bugle
New England
Sunday Post
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Thomas H. O’brien
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Thomas W. Frost
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Augustus M. Upham
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Edward H. Dane
Joseph E. Knight
Wilmington
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Oliver McCrane
Winchester
Clement W. Currier
George KE. Pratt
Peter Walling
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