The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Tablet Advertisement
A titled man recounts chronic stomach trouble from overwork and poor habits. After trying various doctors and remedies, he credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring appetite, digestion, and energy, claiming the tablets digest food and support nerves without tonics or sanatoriums. The ad notes the tablets’ ingredients and wide availability in the US, Canada, and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillar
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Why Flynn Is Single Bride Gone Before Wedding
A Boston area tale of romance and rumor centers on Margaret Grady who was to wed Thomas Flynn but allegedly fled with other suitors. Simon Canty and Mary Geary figure in disputed pasts while Mary Geary reportedly sailed to Ireland. Flynn, left heartbroken, continues work on the Medford-South Boston electric car route as speculation swirls about tangled relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Canty
Mystic Avenue
Martin Canty
Miss Grady
Thomas Flynn
Flynn
Mary Geary
Medford
Ireland
Lizzie Lynch
Buckley
Canty
Grady
Son
Martin
Raymond Skate Company
Charlestown
Boston
Thomas sets new billiard average in East championship
In the fourth game at Hub Parlors last night Thomas defeated Cline in Class B professional play. Thomas achieved an unprecedented average of 181 to 2, surpassing Fred Kames's 1898 East record of 121 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Cline
Fred Kames
Newtons Bow To Calumet In Three Game League Match
Newtons won two of three against Calumet at Newtonville in a Commercial League matchup. Newton leads Newtowne first place with B A A second and Newton third as individual high scores included strings over 200 and a total of 609 by Newtons. McFarland led Calumet with a 61 total and Purrrington and Hutchinson posted notable strikes and spares in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Newton
Calumet
Newtonville
Newtowne
Newtons
Buntin
Scully
Hutchinson
McFarland
Purrington
Maltby
Twombly
Bowler
Ihmieveeeeenta
Ria Searcert Nue
Cccees
Cece
Scesae Soceasa Cleo
Calumet. Bowler
Richardson
Seccseee
Littlefield
Puptingon
Newtowne Beats Middlesex in Cambridge Interclub Bowling Pool Whist
Newtowne won the Cambridge Interclub events against Middlesex in bowling pool and whist. Middlesex took billiard honors. Bragdon led with a 15 total as Newtowne won two bowling games, losing the first by three pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Newtowne
Middlesex
Bragdon
Milliners Defeat Curtis Safe Company in League Play
In a Commercial League clash last night the Milliners beat Curtis Safe Company two games. Paskell led scoring with 538 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Safe Company
Milliners
Paskell
High Roller
West A
CPEIR
Clas Aces Basse Ae Ee
Renee Gas
Winthrops Triumph in Candle Pin Meet at Boylston
The Winthrops defeated Cambridge at Boylston alleys last night and rolled a season high total of 1386. Cambridge dropped all three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Winthrops
Cambridge
Winthrop
Printers
American Type Foundry
State Printers
Sudbury Alleys
Cook
Dillon
Ox Carruth’s Alleys
Andrews
WGG ” _ Rowler
Faulkner
Olive
Thomas See
Louse Ee
Watertown Cycle Club
Watertown
Paper Mills
Waterton WN Co. C
Howard
Arnold One
Thleedivioy
Seem Ene
Amsterd
Sheaeeee Ley
Pettibone
Potel Veviencese
Tetal Seereeess Lot
Fizzle boxing match at Business Men's Athletic Club ends without police raid
Captain Gaskin and officers failed to gain admission due to missing occupancy details as their bid to arrest the club over private boxing sport exhibitions stalled. The night featured a friendly match between the club president and secretary, with no crowd or police action, and no fighters present beyond two scheduled locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaskin
Station 4
Business Men's Athletic Association
Pitts Street
DeBarry
McFadden
Boston
Glass B Billiard Tourney at 999th A A Club
Glass B billiard tournament for amateurs will be held at the 999th A A Clubhouse Charlestown on February 2 4 6 8 9 12 13 15 16 18 19 20 at 8 pm and February 9 16 at 3 pm. Spectators seats for 600. 65x10 Brunswick Balke table. 360 point balk line.
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Charlestown
Glass BK
Boston
Cutler
Charles S. Schmitt
Chicago A. C
John W. Hawes
Charles Eaton
Henry Jewett
Fred Frizell
Dorchester
William A. Paige
Eaton
Paige
Schmitt
Frizell
Hawes
Jewett
Rebmitt
Haton
Wrizell
Polo Games Last Night in Salem Plymouth
Polo results show Salem Fifth edged Plymouth four to five while Lawrence beat Brockton ten to four in last night’s double header at local fields featuring Salem Plymouth and Lawrence Lawrence.
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Salem
Plymouth
Lawrence
Brockton
Boston Telephone Girls Weigh Vaccine Order by Chicago Firm
Boston operators protest Chicago Telephone Company’s mandate to vaccinate lower limbs, arguing it invades privacy and could impair service. They forecast a potential strike and report plans to form the Kickers Protective Association to resist the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago Telephone Company
New England Telephone Company
Chicago Company
Exchange
Oxford Exchange
Chicago
Back Bay
The
Boston Post
Tremont
Haymarket Exchange
New England
Kickers’ Protective Association
Sale of Marcus Daly horses at Madison Square Garden
The Daly estate sale at Madison Square Garden features Frankfort, a full brother of Hamburg, selling for 10100 to Irish Lord Clonmel. Hamburg and Michael Murphy of Philadelphia bought Emporium for 600. A total of 133 head brought 247123, with overall proceeds of 105525 for 186 head.
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New York
Marcus Daly
Madison Square Garden
Frankfort
Hamburg
Clonmel
Michael Murphy
Philadelphia
Shuman Employees Dance Marks Twenty-Second Annual Meeting
The twenty second annual hall of the A Shuman Co Mutual Benefit Association took place at Odd Fellows Hall with about two hundred couples dancing. A vocal and instrumental concert ran from 8 to 9 pm and floor management was led by Hugene N Tower. The association founded by A Shuman provides ten cent weekly dues and thirteen week life insurance of one hundred dollars payable to heirs. Mr Shuman remains a generous supporter and adviser. Officers Edward Goodey president Walter I Simmons treasurer Frank C Bradman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shuman & Co. Mutual Benefit Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. Shuman
A. Shuman & Co
Shuman
Edward Goodey
Walter I. Simmons
Frank C. Bradman
Versatile farm help sought for garden care and milking
Job ad seeks a steady man to tend a garden and milk a cow, with a good voice and choir singing experience. Located in K English countryside papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenglish Country Paper
Noiseless pneumatic tires on rocking chairs pun
A playful quip from the Philadelphia Record jokes about noiseless pneumatic tires being fitted to rocking chairs and muses about possibly applying the idea to piano keys in time.
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Philadelphia Record
Miles Arrested Over Tax Collection Irregularities
George P. Keith swore out the warrant and Miles faced charges after town officials discovered irregularities in his tax collections. Miles admitted using town funds for personal benefit and agreed to resign the tax collectorship while authorities plan further action. Mrs Miles and daughter Nellie Miles cope with the scandal as Miles remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Keith
Andrew Magordy
Mr. Joslin
Miles
Joslin
Daniel J. McCarthy
Miles’s Method of Tax Collection Described
The statement describes a practice of taking a target’s taxes, keeping the funds, and presenting them as uncollected for the following year. This alleged method implies deliberate misappropriation and long-term tax delinquency by the individual.
Hudson tax collector Miles accused in misappropriation case
The article details a past scheme where someone else paid Miles taxes for war periods and carried over deficits for the following year. If proven, twenty prominent citizens bonded to Miles will cover much of the deficiency as the town loses nothing. Miles, 67, a Civil War veteran and notable local figure, resigned after uncollected funds totaling about $11,000 remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Apsley
Howard M. Camnbell
Joseph Bradley
Dr. I. P. Glazier
A! Knight
George P. Keith
Charles &. Hall
John Blake
D. O. Lamb
L. W Hennis
H. C. Norton
John Phillips
Ephraim Taylor
A. M. Osborne
George T. CC, Holden
Hu Phrey Brigham
B. FE. Hilay
W. H. Trow
Charles J. Sawyer
American Suret Company of
New York
Miles
Stow
Hudson
Main Street
John Black
American Surety Company
Quote exchange recalls memory of a book and steamers
A brief dialogue features a reader recalling a book from last year with limited memory and a line about retaining little information about steamers. The exchange is attributed to Klarper's Lazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klarper
Lazar
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Celertine
Codman & Hall Co
Dewey Square
Weeks & Potter Co
E. H. Smith & CO
Boylston Street
Pilliards Newtowne
Holmes
Shaw
Oon
Wees
Renee
Davis Eeene
Marshall
IL Middlesex
Clarke
Guatheim
Kemp
Gillette
Eee Ee
Bartlett
Smith
Simons
Snow
OL So aoTy
Commercial League
Printers’ League
Winthrop. Bowler
Thy Miller
Clapp
Dowling Serem
Eskrigge Ee
Ead
Wolbess Ice Ceeay
Warnock
Mahoney Upton
Usher
Piggott
McGrath
Fitzgerald
Marketmen’s League
Hay
Phil
U.S
Hay’s Specialties Co
Lafayette St
Newark
H.H. H
Philo Hay
N. J
Lafayette Street
Harfina
Cannes Healthien
Deadres
Chenseas
Ben
Lafayette
Business Men’s Athletic Club
GLASS
Kickers’” Protective Association
Ine
Health
Philo Hays Specialties Company
F. Hiscox CO
Wort Tkene
Mutual Benefit Association
Dr. Lyon
Netman
Edward P. Miles
Hudson, Mass
Starce
D. Apsley
Miles’s Bondsmen
E. P. Miles
Hudson, &64
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