Nerve Racking Backache Promoted Cure Ad
An advertisement from Warner's Safe Cure claims backache relief and kidney disease treatment. It features M D Jennings of Benton Harbor Michigan describing recovery after using the product and notes trial bottles are offered free by mail from Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
M. D. Jenning
Benton Harbor
Mich
Warner
Colorado
Brigit
Warner’s
Warner's
Safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Elevator Man Sullivan Funeral Fund Started
Fellow employees of Eugene Sullivan the elevator man crushed at the Hotel Lenox have started a subscription to pay funeral expenses. Chief engineer Peter A Lawson oversees collection. The funeral was held yesterday from 35 Village Street South End. Sullivan was 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sullivan
Lenox
Peter A. Lawson
Village Street
South End
Sullivan
Minards Liniment Used By Rheumatism Sufferer
Mrs Emma B Williams of Boston writes that four years of rheumatism left her unable to walk and dependent on hospitals. After using Minards Liniment for a year she can do housework and praises the remedy to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopathic Hospital
Emergency Hospital
New England Hospital
New York
Boston
Minard
Emma B. Williams
Sawyer St
Paradise Lost to Be Staged by Malden Catholic Society
Amateur theatricals in Malden rise with the St. Mary’s Catholic Temperance Society presenting Paradise Lost on Wednesday at Columbian Hall. Cast includes Nellie Colton as Nell and Catherine McNally as Margaret Knowlton with Irene McCarthy as Julia and May Aylward as Mrs Knowlton. Other cast members are Burgoyne, Matthews, Croke, Butler, Burgoyne, and Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Paradise Lost
St. Mary’s Catholic Temperance Society
Columbian Hall
John Reidy
William Casey
Nellie E. Colton
Nell
Catherine N. McNally
Margaret Knowlton
Margaret E. Dolan
Cinders
Irene McCarthy
Julia
Katherine F. Killion
Mary E. Killion
Knowlton
May Aylward
William Burgoyne
Elmer Matthews
John Croke
John Butler
Edward Burgoyne
William Mansfield
Moran Shuts Out Reporters From District Attorney Office
District Attorney Moran bans courthouse reporters from entering the district attorney office before 5 pm citing un gentlemanly behavior. He blames an overzealous reporter for leaking a conversation and orders reporters to queue in the corridor at 5 pm for entry and news announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Doherty
Gala Day for Snow Racers at Charles River Speedway
Crowds packed the Brighton speedway and clubhouse as snow racing fans watched trotting moves and horses trained for Concord races next week. Names of fifth race contenders for the Fasig Tipton cup were posted, including Wavelite Olga W Nomet Bingolla Good speed and Zanchia. Members discussed donating small trophy races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Brighton
Speedway
Concord
Wavelite
C. m
W. C. Corbett
Bingo
Four Admiral steamers not sold say American Mail official
Official confirms no sale of the Admiral Dewey Farragut Sampson and Schley. United Fruit Company sources deny reports of a sale to BE. E. Coline of Seattle. ships owned by American Mail Steamship Company and chartered for Jamaica Philadelphia Boston service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. C. Smith
American Mail Steamship Company
Broadway
New York
United Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Cathedral Men’s Ball Hosted by Boston Young Men’s Assoc
The Cathedral Young Men’s Association of Boston holds its annual ball Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Attendees include board officials from the Catholic Total Abstinence Union and representatives from related societies in the Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cathedral Young Men’s Association of Boston
The
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Boston
Conference on B and A Service Thursday
Boston leaders and New York Central officials plan a Thursday 10 am conference at South Station with Mayor Fitzgerald and Boston & Albany representatives to discuss Boston transit service. Citizens may submit complaints to the Publicity Bureau for later review and potential improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Station
Brown
New York Central Railroad
Fitzgerald
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Jerome Jones
Merchants’ Association of Boston
W. H. Newman
New York Central
Merchants’ Association
Mass
van Etten
Bany Railroad
Publicity Bureau
Tremont Street
Jones
Newman
Ryan Declares He Is Not Concerned in Canal
New York February 4. Thomas F. Ryan denies involvement in the Panama Canal project. He says he has never been consulted or asked to join with any party or individual to build or finance the canal. He adds he does not intend to be involved in the enterprise directly or indirectly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Canal
New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Panama Canal
Virgin Oil of Pine Cure Advised for Cold and Cough
An eminent authority on lung trouble promotes a pine oil remedy for colds and coughs. The formula uses Virgin Oil of Pine Pure half ounce, glycerine two ounces, whisky half pint, shaken and taken by teaspoon every four hours, with cautions about purity and avoiding adulterated imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Maine
Rexall Remedies Stand Firm Under Pure Food Law
Rexall claims no changes to its 300 remedies under the new Pure Food Law and asserts full disclosure of formulas to customers. It highlights 800 Rexall products designed for specific ailments with long-standing guarantees and notes Mucu-Tone’s ingredients Gentian Cascara Sagrada Glycerine and Sarsaparilla with a 50 cent bottle price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
United States
Rexall Americanitis Elixir Claim and Price
The tonic claims to nourish nerve cells with readily absorbed phosphorus and glycophosphates while iron pyrophosphates provide color and tone. It highlights Calisaya Bark alkaloids for a general tonic effect and lists a price of $1.50 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calisaya
Rexall Hair Tonic 93 Promises Germ Kill and Color Restore
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic blends Resorcin Beta Naphthol and Pilocarpin resorcin with alcohol to kill scalp germs and restore natural hair color. The remedy claims germicidal antiseptic action plus color restoration, sold per bottle for 50 cents.
Runkle Seeks Accounting as Attachments Hit Delinquent Defendants
Judge Lawton issues two special attachments of 500000 each against A C Burrage C D Burrage and Thomas W Lawson in an accounting suit brought by Henry G Runkle of New York. Runkle contends Charles A Dickey as agent paid 500000 before May 15 1899 and invested funds in mining properties in Mexico and Arizona. The case awaits master J D Colt’s ruling while a civil process to attach defendants funds proceeds at the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Superior Court
A. C. Burrage
C. D. Burrage
Thomas W. Lawson
Henry G. Runkle
New York
National Shawmut Bank
Eliot National Bank
Hayden, Stone
Dickey
Runkle
Mexico
Arizona
J. D. Colt
Verdict awards Mary Monahan 1500 in street collision case
In the third Superior Court session yesterday a verdict awarded Mary Monahan 1500 for injuries claimed from a collision on August 14, 1904, after an Elevated car was struck by an object thrown from James Lelacheur’s wagon on Harrison Avenue. Lelacheur sued the Elevated for injuries to his wagon. the jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mary Monahan
James Lelacheur
Lelacheur
Harrison Avenue
Elevated
Bates Good Luck Beats Goode Last Spring for Bates Rise
President Dovey cites luck shaping baseball fates after Bates, Boston outfielder, stunned Goode in a Brooklyn game. Goode froze on debut, Bates hit the first pitch over the fence, securing his spot and foiling Goode’s bid to win the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Goode
Dovey
Nationals
Boston
Davey
George Stone
Tenney
Fred
of Goode
Brooklyn
Famous Berkshire Stock Farm Moves to New York
Great Barrington Massachusetts February 4 Horse breeding in Massachusetts declines with the removal of a well known Berkshire stock farm to Rye New York The exit reflects a shift to Western horses and diminished trotting stock with rough local roads and distant New York markets hindering shipments Burgomaster remains among only two of 100 head once housed at the farm current pace marks 2 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Massachusetts
Rye
N. Y
Berkshires
New York City
Housatonic
Will Lecture on Parks by Metropolitan Commissioner
An illustrated talk on Metropolitan Parks by William B. De Lascasas, a Board member, will be held in St. Alphonsus Hall Friday evening. A concert by eminent artists precedes the lecture, under the St. Alphonsus Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Parks
St. Alphonsus Hall
William B. de Lascasas
Board of Metropolitan Park Commissioners
St. Alphonsus Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
aAme
ST. Mary’s Society OF
Fasig-Tipton
Cathedral
Pres. Brown
Hyomei
Booth’s Hyomei Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Batavia St
N. A. Wall
Besi
Washington
Philadelphia
Old Point Comfort
Atlantic City
Gettysburg
Florida
Bermuda
Cuba
Travel
Marsters Vacation Tours
Wash
Ington St
ALL Boy Sterling Shoe
STO
Summer
Hanover ST
TRE
Water ST
Spring Lane Row
Jaynes
Washington ST
Summer ST
C. J. Countie & CO
Charles and
Chestnut Streets
Hubbell & McGowan
Washington Street
Huntington Avenues
Fred A. Hubbard
Newton
H. D. Huggan
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston St
D. F. Rourke
Rexall Stores
Thos. E. Burns
Brookline
W. B. Hunt CO
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Rexall “93” Hair Tonic
Lawson
Burrage
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!