Cured of Grip Ad From Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
An advertisement claims Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cures grip and endorses Eliza Ream of Reading and Jesse E. Webb of West Chester in 1901. It asserts purity with no fusel oil, sealed patent bottles, and government recognition as a medicine. Price is $1 per bottle with free booklet and counters offer.
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Duffy
Eliza Ream
Reading
Jesse E. Webb
West Chester
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Duffy's
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Miles and the President in Denial of Miles Stories
George F. Washburn releases a statement denying Miles presidential candidacy and refuting claims of a public reprimand and coercive political talk. A Maine man’s letter supports Miles assertions, defending private interviews with presidents and denying forced political conversations at the depot. The missives challenge editorials alleging false incidents and urge proof from the reporters behind the rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Washburn
Miles
New York
Washington, D. C
Boston
Mass
Washburn
General Miles
White House
Lincoln
Turkey
Germany
Russia
England
Lynn Strike Again Ends Morocco Workers Protest
In Lynn on February 3, the ongoing strike by Morocco workers at Kelly & Co. finally concluded after multiple adjustments and renewed flareups over months of labor unrest.
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Lynn
Morrocco
Kelly & Co
Wild Bill Hanran knocked out by Frank Childs in four
Frank Childs defeated Wild Bill Hanrahan by knockout in four rounds in Chicago. In the same card Jimmy Handler lost the decision to Jack Beauscholte over six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Childs
Wild Bill” HanrAhan
Jimmy Handler
Jack Beauscholte
Atlantic Social Club Ball Crowded By Sixteen Hundred Dancers
Eighteen hundred persons crowded Roughan Hall last evening for the third annual ball of the Atlantic Social Club of the North End. The march, a feature of the affair, was led by President John A.
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Roughan Hall
Atlantic Social Club
North End
John A
Atlantic Social Club President Carey hosts elegant reception
John A. Carey, president of the Atlantic Social Club, appears with Miss Margaret King in white silk with lace as vice-president James Fallon and Miss Annie Pisenberg follow. Invited guests include Senator H. B. Fitzgerald and Representatives Patrick Bradley and Andrew Bad, among others.
Ward 6 candidates listed in local race slate
A lengthy slate for Ward 6 includes Councilmen Thomas J Grady and George A Scigiano and a long roster of attendees and potential candidates. The list names ex Senators and Representatives and numerous residents with many suffixes and initials. The document records participants in a community political gathering or nomination event.
Bradford Boat Club Ball at Prospect Hall Cambridge
The 28th Bradford Boat Club ball drew a large crowd at Prospect Hall in Cambridge last evening with the hall prettily decorated for the event.
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Bradford Boat Club
Prospect Hall
Cambridge
Ball of America Lodge Draws 300 Couples at Odd Fellows Hall
Three hundred couples attended the annual ball of America Lodge No. 191 I O O F at Odd Fellows Hall Tremont Street. Floor Director Edward R Gregory P G led the grand march with Mrs C R Gregory in a white muslin lace dress. Mr and Mrs Frederick McCullum followed with about 50 couples beside numerous invited guests including M F Moody P G deputy district deputy grand master of Franklin and Mr Pleasant Lodges Percy J Minard P G C B E W Kent and the Lawsons Howard J J Boyer and Viorentine K Bradman were present with spouses.
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of America Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tremont Street
Edward R. Gregory
P. G
C. R. Gregory
Frederick McCullum
M. F. Moody
P.G
Franklin
Mr. Pleasant Lodges
Percy J. Minard
C. BE. W. Kent
Lawson Howard
J. J. Boyer
Viorentine K. Bradman
Republicans Fail to Indorse Governor Crane Report
Republican House members met to consider Governor Crane’s plan to abolish and consolidate commissions and to separate savings banks from national banks. The caucus broke with no firm endorsement, with members voicing concerns about binding commitments and the need for more light on fire marshal consolidation and bank separation proposals.
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Crane
House
Hayes
Lowell
Brandes
Webster
Luce
Somerville
Pearce
Fitchburg
Myers
Benjamin C. Dean
Brookline
Committee On Public Service
Senate
John Nightingale
Fall River
Joseph EB. Buswell
Methuen
Opera Savings Bank
Massachusetts
Robert Luce
Prize Winners at Local Hall Dance Celebration
Attendees included John B. Thompson and families from Eagles Gear Justin Fragier and Coleman. First prize awarded to Patrick Doherty, second to George Antworth. Bernard Doherty received consolation in rubber boots. Ladies prizes to Sarah Doherty Mary McCormick Annie Farrell. Dancing followed until midnight with many guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Neary
Nellie Walsh
Patrick Doherty
George Antworth
Bernard Doherty
Sarah Doherty
Mary McCormick
Annie Farrell
Heckinger
Terrell
John Anderson
Julia Leen
Mary Keelin
Marie Manning
Margaret Donohue
Mary Hallahan
May Tay
Margaret Walsh
Mamie Walsh
Lulu Kane
St Mary's Asylum Whist Party Draws West End Crowd
The West End branch of St Marys Infant Asylum held a successful whist party and dance last night at Catholic Union Hall. Many pretty costumes were worn by the young ladies with Miss Marie Walsh overseeing arrangements assisted by others.
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West End
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
Catholic Union Hall
Marie Walsh
Local names listed in a historical notice
Nellie Brophy, Della Carey, Della Sullivan, Annie Mullane, Kittie Mullane, Mary Mullane, Helen Bennett, Mary Anderson and Hannah Norton are named in the readable fragment of a historic community notice listing residents or participants.
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Nellie Brophy
Della Carey
Della Sullivan
Annie Mullane
Kittie Mullane
Mary Mullane
Helen Bennett
Mary Anderson
Hannah Norton
City Brevities: Tragedy and mishaps across East Boston
James McGee 55, a tailor of 881 Border Street East Boston, died by self poisoning after despondency. Dr. Montgomery reported a $60 theft from his safe. John Pearson, 56, was found dead at 209 Cambridge Street. J E Bowen of 88 Highland Avenue Somerville fell and broke his ankle. August Withers, 19, crushed hand in coffee mill. Fire at 17 Cotting Street second floor. loss $5. Officers arrested Alfred Andrews 31 for larceny of a $125 diamond ring from Mary L Bowler at Tremont House last October. Clara Robinson 28 of 33 Thorndike Street arrested for larceny of $6.80 from Mary A Currier. William Devine 26 of 76 Chickatawbut Street Neponset fell from a wagon, fractured leg. Thomas Gately 45 of 101 Concut Street Gardner brought to MGH with both legs broken after being buried under falling logs. Box 481 alarm for fire on third floor 38 Charles River Street Potter & Wrightington. cause unknown. damage $100. Richard Martell and Walter Partridge of Cambridge arrested for larceny of a quart of whiskey from a pedestrian on Revere Street.
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James McGee
Border Street
Boston
Montgomery
Washington Street
John Pearson
Cambridge Street
J. E. Bowen
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Withers
Engine 6
Cotting Street
Vision
Alfred Andrews
Mary L. Bowler
Tremont House
Clara Robinson
Thorndike Street
Division 4
Mary A. Currier
William Devine
Chickatawbut Street
Neponset
Thoms Gately
Concut Street
Gardner
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles River Street
Potter & Wrightington
Richard Martell
Walter Partridge
Cambridge
Division
Revere Street
Lewiston Triumphs Over Lawrence In Polo Classic
Lewiston edged Lawrence 8 to 7 after two minutes of overtime in a dramatic polo match. Devlin starred for Lawrence and Roberta shone for Lewiston, with Jaxon and McGilvray leading rushes and Tibbette and Burgess strong on stons. Attendance was about 500.
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Lawrence
Lewiston
Devlin
Roberta
Jaxon
McGilvray
Stons
Tibbette
Burgess
Jason
Neferee
Furbush
Chase of Crook Ashport Across Six Miles Ends With Escape
A youth, George Ashport, attempted to loot A. F. Swift’s grocery at Bourne. Swift pursued across six miles, battling Ashport three times before the fugitive escaped into woods. Swift returned mud-splashed and exhausted but unharmed. The episode is linked to the Benson gang activity in the area.
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Ashport
Swift
Buzzard’s Bay Village
Swift Orey
East Areham
Cambridge
Benson
Assumption Association Grand Ball in East Boston
Last night at Lyceum Hall East Boston the Assumption Catholic Association held its first grand ball with over a thousand attendees. The hall boasted green stage banners and colors while Alex Lambert led floor operations aided by a staff. Gilman's Orchestra played from 8 to 9 as the grand march opened with President Edward Breslin and Miss Mabel Driscoll followed by Vice-President John Sheridan and Miss Catherine Crowley with Lambert and his wife and John McLaughlin present.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Assumption Catholic Association
Alex Lambert
Gilman
Edward T. Breslin
Mabel Driscoll
John J. Sheridan
Catherine Crowley
Alex. Lambert
John McLaughlin
Horner
The
Large social affair on Noddle Island ends at four
A grand gathering hosted by De La Tay 7eal sister and others drew many couples and notable locals on Noddle Island. Dancing continued until 4 am, with attendees including Kennedy and Donovan families, Kellys, Giblin and Carter, plus a St. Alphonsus Club delegation. Numerous young ladies and gentlemen from local circles attended.
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J. Lt. Kelly
T. J. Giblin
J. Corrigan
J. H. Donovan
Thomas F. Clarke
J. F. Hickey
Joseph F. Carter
St. Alphonsus Club
L. McKenna
B. Bravier
Elizabeth Douglass
Mary Healy
A Gorman
Mar Linnihan
Gibbons
Sarah Burke
Isabella Burke
Leggade
Elenor McCallum
Mary Curley
Lu Hartigan
Mary Whiteley
Helen O'Rourke
Susie Whalen
Annie Murphy
Margaret Bland
Mary Murphy
M. Glynn
Mary Overland
William Hartigan
T. Edward Donovan
Frank Greer
James Kelly
Peter Keriner
Richard Hennessy
James Hennessy
Thomas Kelly
James O'Rourke
Richard Hutchinson
Robert Bland
Joseph Duane
John Duane
J. William Burke
M. Coughlin
Daniel Crowley
C. Sanderson
R. Condon
Job Forristall
Cr. Ames
James W Tufts Dies Founder Of Pinehurst Colony
James W Tufts 66 founder of the Pinehurst colony in North Carolina and head of the American Soda Fountain Company of Boston died of heart disease at his North Carolina home last night. A Medford resident for 40 years he had traveled south on Jan 7 and was reported in good health. The body will be brought to Medford.
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Medford
James W. Tufts
American Soda Fountainompany
Boston
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Tufts
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Modern Cure
An ideal medicine in tablet form for catarrh claims to surpass inhalers and liquids. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, advertised as antiseptics in a pill, target the bloodstream and mucous membranes to neutralize catarrh germs, with a Pittsburg lawyer praising relief after months of illness and the product said to be free of mercury.
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Stuart
Pittsburg
French plays presented by pupils of ton College in Boston
Two deaf Frenchmen shouting at the top of their voices opened Fren comedies staged in Boston College Hall. The program included two comedies, with roles assigned to a long list of student performers such as J C Gagnon, L A Dove, H J Lang, J Haverty, J McGuinness, and many others, under college supervision.
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Ton College
Boston College Hall
Jules Moineaux
Damoiseau
J. C. C. Gagn Placide
L. A. Dove
Leon
P. P. Cove
Boniface
M. F. Murphy
Unn Champetre
H. J. Lang
Jardinier
J. Haverty
Gsants
J. H. Haverty
Pp. McHugh
R. F. Powers
Arts
Shahalm
M. J. Downey
Marecot
J. A. Queen Pedro
H. C. Donlan
Alonzo
J. McGuinness
Tri
Two Children Missing in Malden Search Continues
Malden police were alerted by A H Parsons of 51 Lawrence Street that his two daughters Florence aged 15 and Anna aged 7 have been missing since Saturday. They were last seen when sent to a store on a ranch to pay a bill, which has since cleared. Florence is tall for her age, brown hair, blue eyes, wearing a gray storm skirt, black jacket and blue tam. Anna is medium height with light hair, wearing a red plaid dress and blue coat. Both attend Lindell Grammar School.
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Malden
A. H. Parsons
Lawrence Street
Florence
Anna
Malch
Parsons
Figgence
Lindeg Grammar School
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Washington
Wild Bill
AL Cole
John A. Carey
Green
John Driscoll
James
Kenneally
John Steward
Patrick McKenna
Sarah Kelly
Margaret Kelly
Ida Hally
Bartholomew Halley
Thomas Clougherty
Patrick Carroll
Minnie Carey
Margaret Doherty
Phillip Lydon
Nellie Carey
Annie Condon
Tena McLoud
Rose Stafly
Rose Millerick
Abbie A. Hearn
Mamie Hart
Mary Dowd
Mamie Sullivan
Sadie Wari
Lizzie Degnan
Sadie Laffy
Mamie Laffy
N. J. Furlong
Timothy Sullivan
P. J. Cavanaugh
Daniel Riley
Frank Bellwin
William Leonard
B. J. Haley
M. Kane
James Kane
James J. Maguire
Dennis Condon
Charles Herbert McGlinchey
Gordon
Margaret Kin
Notman
James H. Phelan
Esc
Ball OF America Lodge
Howe
Dean
William Quirk
E. Broadway
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Fire Marshal's Office
Frank Bartlett
Pittsfield
Cattle Commission
Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Henry Brandes
Silas D. Reed
Taunton
Story
Reed
Savings Banks
National Banks
W. H. S. Hayes
Commonwealth
James Pearce
A. C. Dowse
Republican Caucus Committee
John B. Thompson
William H.justin
John M. Gear
William A. Fragier
James c. Coleman
Warren
Hall of America Lodge
ST. Mary's Asylum
Committee On
State House
Yesterner
Elien Ford
Memorial Hall
Grandma
Osenee
Howard
Fairmount
Ohio
Owels
John Stone
Put-In-Bay Island
Winey Wood
Kenneth
Ind
Jos. Kresling
Congress Bt
Lanis
Sterling Remedy Company
Leroy Swift
Harvard
Bourne
Assumption Association
Boston College
College Hall
James Kenton
Memphis
Tent
Pyramid Drug Co
Mashall, Mich
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