Miracles at Berkeley Temple Heal Paralyzed and Speak
A Boston report describes Dr. Henson’s daily free public healings at the Berkeley Temple 12 Berkeley Street from 10 to 11 am. Cures include paralysis revived and speech restored, with witnesses and medical professionals amazed by the magnetic healing power.
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Berkeley Street
Henson
Boston
Christ
Eain
Quincy House
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Tremont Stree
Injunctions Discussed by Attorney at Eliot Street
Attorney Samuel J. Elder spoke to the Workingmen's Political League at 45 Eliot Street on injunctions. He traced the equity court history and urged balance in uses affecting unions and strikes, noting some excesses including the Debs case and suggesting immediate action when trials cannot wait.
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Workingmen's Political League
Eliot Street
Court of Equity
West
Mr. Elder
Debs
Mayor Criticised Over Sewer Tax Passed Into Law
Real estate banquet in Boston with about 200 prominent members criticized the sewer tax. William Minot denounced the bill as ill begotten and a dangerous precedent, while Attorney-General Hosea Knowlton joked he must have been at Nantucket when the bill reached the Governor. The gathering featured leaders from the Boston Associated Board of Trade and Real Estate Exchange.
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Nantucket
William Minot
Tuileries
Samuel Johnson
State House
Real Estate Exchange
Boston
W. R. Elliot
Hosea M. Knowlton
Frederick D. Kilburn
Robert A. Belt
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Alexander Porter
A. A. Rand
Knowlton
Union Station
Ar. Knowlton
Coyle and Tobin Charged with Fraud Amid Court Case
In a Boston court scene, Foremen Coyle and Tobin face fraud charges over alleged inaccuracies in payroll books as testimony resumes. Counsel Moran may withdraw due to illness, with Melvin C Adams poised to take over Scollans defense if needed.
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Scollans- Mulvey
John B. Moran
Scollans
Melvin O. Adams
Adams
Morani
Tobin
South Yard
Coyle
Back Bay
Tax Reform Plea From Governor on Local Finance
The speaker argues taxation must be equal, condemns tax loopholes and bribery, urges limiting local tax powers, cutting expenses, and avoiding debt. He calls for reforms that place responsibility on cities to live within means and prevents burdens on future generations.
Taxation critique and thrift call at New York event
Fred D. Kilburn of New York laments unjust taxation and political favoritism in assessor elections. Robert A. Bolt warns against wasteful habits and costly public policy while urging thrift to boost American competitiveness. President Alexander Porter and Colonel A. A. Rand speak briefly.
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Fred D. Kilburn
New York
United States
New York City
Boston
Robert A. Bolt
Copenhagen
Denmark
Poston
Europe
Exchange
Alexander Porter
A A. Rand
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Claims Cure for Grippe and Bronchitis
An advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a cure for grippe bronchitis and incipient consumption. The claim emphasizes quick relief and health restoration through a proprietary remedy.
Trial reveals cross examination limits on foreman fraud claims
Prosecutors pressed to prove falsified teaming reports and missing sheets in a city yard case. Judge Bond restricted questions to the indictment but allowed a narrow line of inquiry into possible fraud as witnesses described errors, altered books, and payroll practices connected to F R Kimball and other foremen.
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Foreman Duggan
North End
Richardson
Mulvey
Kimball
Mr. McLaughlin
City Hall
McLaughlin
Bond
Moran
Chaplin
Mulrey
Hugh Gilligan
MecLaughlin
Mr. Moran
Andres Allgaier
Back Bay
Bonner Edges OBrien In Close Twenty Round Bout
In Hartford on February 2 Jack Bonner defeated Dick OBrien by decision after nineteen tense rounds. Bonner earned the win while OBrien took the larger purse of $900 to $360. Bonner refused to weigh in prior to the bout.
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Conn
Jack Bonner
Dick O’brien
O’brien
Bonner
O'Brien
Gas Victim Hart Found Unconscious in Room at 16 Hancock Street
S. C. Hart, 26, of 292 Cedar Avenue Cleveland, was found unconscious in his room at 16 Hancock Street with gas partly on. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and placed on the dangerous list. Police call it an accident, gas likely blown out by a gust from a nearby partly opened window. Hart has lived there since January 21 and had no known friends in the city.
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Philippine Islands
France
Johnson
Supreme Court
S. C. Hart
Cedar Avenue
Cleveland
Hancock Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hart
Bohemian Bowling Club Beats Traiser 2 in Third Match
The Bohemian Bowling Club won two of three in the second candle pin match against H. Traiser team No 2 at St James alley. Klaus family workers stood out for the winners and Jones rolled a 250 top score. Final will be rolled next Thursday.
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H. Traiser
St. James Alley
Bohemians
Klaus
Jones
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