Loss of Boyle Bros. manager's 10 year old son
Lawrence F. Plunkett, son of Boyle Bros. credit house manager Mr. Lawreme T. Plunkett, died Sunday February 1 at 12 30 pm. Funeral held Tuesday at 3 pm at 2 Harlem Street Dorchester with Rev Father John F Duran officiating. Interment in Skowhegan Maine. Numerous floral tributes from Boyle Bros. staff and friends marked by lilies roses carnations and hyacinths for the child and mourners.
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Lawreme T. Plunkett
Boyle Bros.’ Credit House
Lawrence F
J*lunkett
Harlem Street
Dorchester
John F. Duran
All Saints Church
Roxbury
Skowhegan
Boyle Bros
George ‘Wilson
Wilson Bro
Mirs
J. Ne Maguire
G. T. Shannon
L B. Haskell
George C. Watts
Gussie Davis
Pink Ross
S&s E. Newell
M. A. Marmand
William Marler
A. E. Keeler
C. McCobb
Wiod
Eddie Tewhart
J. N. Kelleher
Ilfr
I. Ruggle
Ferment Notice Seeks Papers Copy at Albany Street
Joseph J. Murphy aged 30 residing at 675 Albany street appears in a public notice requesting a copy of a ferment document. The announcement specifies location and subject, with legal or administrative action implied.
Widow Wins Crocker Will Case in Suffolk Probate
Judge Grant admitted Uriel H. Crocker's will to probate after rejecting undue influence claims by his sons. The document, dating April 6 1900, appoints the widow as income recipient and trustee with broad power over principal, with special provisions about George Crocker’s share. The widow’s control is upheld despite family opposition and accusations of a delusion or fraud.
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Uriel H. Crocker
Suffolk
Grant
George A
Joseph B
Edgar Crocker
George
Mr. Crocker
Irish Leaders Hail Revocation of Crimes Act in Ireland
Boston Irish community cheers repeal as a possible step toward land reform and home rule. Notables including Roche, Fitzgerald, Leahy, Donavan, Curran and Ryan voice cautiously optimistic views about King Edward VII and England’s policy shift.
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Ireland
Boston
Edward
James Jeffrey Roche
The
Pilot
England
Thomas Riley
United States
Berlin
William Redmond
John F. Fitzgerald
Arthur Lynch
Monsignor
Denis O'Callaghan
John’ J. Thevens
P. J. Timmins
America
John Quinn
Edward VII
James M. Curley
Sire
Robert Emmet
David D. Leahy
O'Connell
Edinburgh
M. J. Sullivan
James M’inerney
Michael J. Jordan
John O’callaghan
United Irish League of America
J. F. Donovan
John J. Gartland, JR
M. F. Curran
T. E. Begley
Holyoke
United Irish League
Redmond
John
A. Ryan
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hidden Away Diet Change Cures Stomach Related Ailments
A testimonial claims wrong food causes diseases from weak eyes to hysteria and that switching to Grape-Nuts three times daily improves health. The narrator describes weight gain after stopping tea and coffee and adopting Grape-Nuts, attributing recovery to stomach-related causes and better blood.
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Postum Cereal Company
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
William Redmond Freed From Jail in Ireland
William Redmond M P was released after serving three months of a six month sentence for refusing bail in a case linked to an alleged incendiary Wexford speech. He had been jailed at Kilmainham after an arrest at Kingstown on November 4. John Roche, another Irish M P, was later released from Galway jail after a six month term for inciting boycott of landowners.
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Dublin
William Redmond
M. P
Wexford
Kingstown
Kilmainham
Redmond
John Roche
Galway
Roche
Plan to create Montague state and move capital to Glendive
Nine North Dakota legislators and J N Tolman of Carbon County Montana met in Glendive to map the separation of eastern Montana and western North Dakota into a new state named Montague. The plan designates Glendive as the capital, extending from the Belt Mountains to the Missouri River.
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Glendivee
Mont
North Dakota
J. N. Tolman
Carbon County
Montana
Montague
Belt Mountains
Missouri River
Glendive
Composer Kitziger Dead In New Orleans
Professor E Kitziger, organist of Touro Synagogue and noted composer, died in New Orleans. He wrote seven hymn volumes used in Jewish synagogues and Catholic churches across the United States, Britain, and Germany.
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New Orleans
E. Kitziger
Touro
Kitziger
Great Britain
Germany
Last of the Low Rates at Osmo-Chemic Practice
Dr. Plunkett announces rising fees to limit patient numbers though he wishes to keep services affordable. He will continue treating new applicants at the present low rates for the time being, amid heavy taxes on Osmo-Chemic Physicians.
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Dr. Plunkett
Br. Plunkett
Fibroid Tumor Yields to Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment
Mrs. FE Harris of Dorchester Massachusetts reports relief from a severe left side pain after Osmo-Chemic light treatment. The ad urges immediate calls to Dr Plunkett’s offices to lock in historically low rates before fees rise due to demand.
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FE. Harris
Humphrey St
Dorchester
Mass
A Small Spot May Be a Cancer
A warning urges attention to any small sore or scratch that fails to heal. It cautions that cancer can develop rapidly and often requires early, less invasive treatment. The piece attributes cancer to a deadly microbe and promotes Osmo-Chemic treatment as the cure.
Osmo-Chemie doctors praised for violet ray treatment
Mrs E Harris reports three doctors failed to help before seeking Osmo-Chemie care. After X Ray identified a fibroid tumor, violet ray therapy led to rapid improvement with reduced size and no pain, describing her condition as very bad prior to treatment.
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E. Harris
Curing the Hopelessly Sick by Osmo-Chemic Physicians
Weekly claims publish names and addresses of cured patients and well known locals. The article urges readers to verify the statements and speak with those individuals who reside nearby.
Free X Ray Examinations Offer from Osmo-Chemic Physicians
Osmo-Chemic Physicians advertise free X ray examinations to determine the exact cause of ailments. They claim a complete outfit with a fluoroscopic attachment can inspect all body parts to provide absolute certainty of the diagnosis.
Osmo-Chemic Light treatment praised as indigestion cure
A. A. Jenkins of Wattham Massachusetts endorses Osmo-Chemic treatment by Dr. Plankett founder, claiming rapid relief from dyspepsia and nervousness after a year of illness and patent medicines. He says he gained ten pounds and can eat anything, calling the therapy the greatest and surest cure ever found.
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Mr. Jenkins
Plankett
A. A. Jenking
Charles St
Wattham
Mass
Taney
Osmo-Chemine Cure Claimed For Stomach Catarrh
A Somerville man recounted ten years of severe stomach trouble that eluded many doctors until an X ray diagnosed stomach catarrh. After Osmo-Chemine treatment he reports rapid improvement, able to work daily and eat any food, praising the physicians and their cure.
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R. G. Green
Highland Ave
Somerville
Mass
G. Green
Osmo-Chemic doctors hailed for stomach cure at Cliftondale
Cliftondale resident Mr. F A T W Hopkins credits Osmo-Chemic treatment after X ray showed stomach congestion and intestinal indigestion. He had been bed ridden and treated for appendicitis before seeing the Osmo-Chemic doctors and reports improved health and weight gain.
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F. A. TW Hopkins
Cliftondale
Mass
Ly. A. Hopkins
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Clinic Ad
J. L. Plankett M D chief consulting physician. Permanent offices Suites 3 9 10 3a Floor Boylston Building Entrance 18 Boylston J Boston Mass Office hours 9 am to 12 m 2 to 4 pm 7 to 8 pm daily Office closed Sunday
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J. L. Plankett
Boylston
Boylston &J
Boston
Mass
Fire Department Promotions and Transfers Under Russell
Commissioner Russell promoted four officers to captain and lieutenant ranks and made nine transfers among engines ladders and combinations. New appointments fill vacancies while others move on probation, following retirements and voluntary requests.
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Russell
John N. Lally
Fire Department Transfers and Probationary Assignments
The record lists engine to ladder transfers for several firefighters including William E. McKeever Patrick J Malone and others among engines 87 22 17 327 with ladders 4 3 12 and combinations 3 2. It also notes probationary assignments for Joseph W Shea John F Haley Frank G Avery Dennis J Crowley Edward McDonough and chief driver assignments for John C Howard and George A West.
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William E. McKeever
Patrick J. Malone
Patrick H. Jennings
John Wheoley
Joseph W. Shea
John F. Haley
Frank G. Avery
Dennis J. Crowley
Edward McDonough
John C. Howard
George A. West
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