Purity Certificate for Kilmer Swamp Root Remedy
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It offers a free sample by mail from Binghamton New York and notes standard purity strength and excellence. It also sells fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes and urges remembering the product name and address on every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
State of New York
County of Broome
City of
Binghamton
Jonas M. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Narrow escape as woman knocked down by horses
Mary Duffy, 65, of 1 Poplar avenue, was nearly trampled near Charles and Cambridge streets when a wagon pole struck her as she tried to cross. She was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital with a broken left wrist after the incident yesterday afternoon.
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Mary Duffy
Poplar Avenue
Charles
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tyott Club of Malden Plans Grand Ball Tonight
Malden February 6 Tyott Club a leading society group hosts first grand concert and ball at Maine Hall tomorrow evening The ladies auxiliary with members present a vocal and instrumental program from 8 to 9 pm The grand march led by William A Cunningham and Alice M Cosgrove Dancing till 2 am George E Dodge floor director Leon A Magee aids May Preston auxiliary reception committee Officers: Harry G Dodge president Leon A Magee vice president William E Cunningham secretary treasurer.
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Malden
Tyott Club
Maine Hall
William A. Cunningham
Alice M. Cosgrove
George E. Dodge
Leon A. Magee
Corps of
Aids
May Preston
Harry G. Dodge
William E. Cunningham
Miss Cosgrove
Miss Preston
Mann perjury case for Town Topics editor continued in New York
The examination of Colonel William D. Mann editor of Town Topics on perjury charges continued. Assistant District Attorney Hart said a scandalous Ward reference was kept from the record due to its nature. William W. Daniels, secretary treasurer of Town Topics Publishing, testified amid objections by Mr. Littleton who called the questioning unlawful and atrocious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William D. Mann
Town Topics
Hart
Reginald Ward
William WL. Daniels
Town Topics Publishing Company
Littleton
Daniels
Edward Clinton Hawks Dies in Buffalo on West Gloucester Resident
Edward Clinton Hawks, a well known summer resident of West Gloucester, died today in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Edward Clinton Hawks
West Gloucester
Will You Try the Battle Creek Life for 30 Days
An appeal invites readers to request a book from The Battle Creek Sanitarium Co. It promotes lifestyle changes centered on right food and right living to improve health. The letter-style message emphasizes home adoption and ongoing wellness as proven by its specialists.
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Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanitarium Co., Ltd
Dept
Battle Creek, Mich
Wallace Tells of His Trouble Before Senate Panel
John F. Wallace testified before the Senate interoceanic canal committee about severing ties with the Canal Commission. He described a violent exchange involving Secretary Taft and Cromwell, rooted in disagreements over his push to define when the enterprise’s welfare and his resignation were justified. He faced possible dismissal by telegraph and sought to avoid commenting on canal type until reading engineer reports.
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Washington
John F. Wallace
Senate Interoceanic Canal Committee
Canal Commission
Taft
Cromwell
Taunton and Buzzard's Bay Railway Discontinued
Middleboro February 5 The Taunton and Buzzard's Bay street railway between Middleboro and Monument Beach is discontinued until further notice Officials blame differences with the New Bedford and Onset Street Railway Company over power costs and say current income cannot cover running expenses.
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Middleboro
Taunton & Buzzard’s Bay Street Railway
Monument Beach
New Bedford & Onset Street Railway Company
Aged East Boston Man Found Dead in Bed
William Pitman aged 85 of 65 Border Street East Boston was found dead in bed last night by landlady Miss Mary O Malley. Medical Examiner Harris ruled heart failure as the cause. A sister Amelia Pitman of West Somerville was notified.
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William Pitman
Border Street
Boston
Mary O'Malley
Harris
Amelia Pitman
West Somerville
Infant found in Thayer mills tail race ruled not foul play
Autopsy in Oxford on the body of the female infant found yesterday in the Thayer mills tail race found no sign of foul play. Local authorities said the investigation will focus on natural causes or accidental death related to the mill area.
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Oxford
Thayer Mills
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromine Quinine Tablets
Advertisement claims a one day cure for colds using laxative bromide and quinine. Druggists refund money if it fails. Box bears W. Grove signature. Price listed as 25 cents.
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W. Grove
Divorce Suit Targeting Duchess d'Uzes Looms in Paris
Paris reports Countess Boni de Castellane formerly Anna Gould has filed for divorce. A judge seeks reconciliation per French law, but sources say the suit will proceed. Anna objects to Boni's attention to the Duchess d'Uzes and public displays, seeking absolute separation.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Mme. Anna
Count Bont
d’Uzes
Fla
Mme
Anna
Nervous Babies Driven By Mother's Coffee Change
An Elgin mother writes that coffee worsened both her nerves and her nursing baby's. She switched to Postum Food Coffee, boiled it 20 minutes, and found it healthier for both. After repeatedly trying old coffee on Sundays, she stopped and saw no more nervous attacks. She now drinks Postum with cream and praises its effects on milk and child health, recommending it highly.
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Elgin
Ill
Baby
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Haase Escapes Police Transfer at South Station
State police seek Edo ward Haase an alleged swindler who escaped from Taunton officers en route from Greenfield to Taunton to answer larceny charges. He is sought in multiple cities across Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut for posing as an eye doctor and performing illegal eye procedures. He broke away with two officers at the South Station after a dash through streets and alleys.
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Edoward Haase
Taunton
Greenfield
Haase
Rhode Island
Connecticut
House
Officer Pike Dies at Paxton
Charles S. Pike former Boston police officer died at his Paxton home from consumption. He served 1893 to 1897 in the regular army in Dakota and Nebraska, then worked as a motorman for the Boston Elevated and became a patrolman in 1900. He worked in South Boston and North End, ill for 11 months.
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Paxton
Charles S. Pike
Boston Police Force
Dakota
Nebraska
The
Boston Elevated
South Boston
North End
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Seeks Refund if Fail
An old advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. The druggist offers a refund if PAZO QGINT ENT fails to cure in 6 to 14 days, priced at 50 cents.
Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad Blurbs Health Claims
Advertisement-style prose extolls Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal tonic for stomach and liver derangements. It lists ingredients like Golden Seal and Stoneroot, cites medical authorities, promises pamphlets, and urges readers to write to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for more information and to obtain his other products.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Grover Coe
M. D
New York
Coe
America
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Rhenas
Pierce
Golpen
Common Sense
Mayor Fitzgerald Leads Grand March at St Johns Reunion
Mayor Fitzgerald with Miss Delia Kenney led the grand march at St John’s parish reunion in Paul Revere Hall Roxbury last evening. Over 200 couples lined up as pastors from Middleboro St Joseph’s Cathedral and St John’s were announced. Father Whalen praised Father Smith and the mayor spoke of past reunions and Father Moran. The parish started as a mission 15 years ago and now has 1200 members. James J. Kenny was floor marshal and Edward A. McGrath floor director.
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Mayor Fitzgerald
James J. Kenney
Edward A. McGrath
U S Uniforms Badges of Honor Roosevelt Says
President Roosevelt declares that the uniform of the enlisted man is a badge of honor and entitles the wearer to peculiar consideration in a letter to Secretary Taft. Taft transmitted the court martial results of Lt Roy I Taylor who was reduced 12 files for unbecoming conduct toward a enlisted man in his command.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Roy I. Taylor
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Certificate OF Purity
Countess Castellane
James M. Solomon
Beacon Street
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Heidelberg Institute
Heidelberg
Bye Institute
Washington St
Sun
Trinity Court Case
H. White
Boylston Street
Bay State Trust
Women's Industrial Union
Dartmouth Street
Tyott Club OF
Miss Idiche
X Preston
Edward C. Hawks
Wallace
Taunton & Buzzard’s
BAY RY
East Boston
Boni
Marie Therese
Mme, Satan
Faubourg St. Germain
Bon
France
Rambouillet
Marie Therese Henriette Augustine Sophie d’Albert de Luynes
South Sta
Pike
St. John’s Parish
U. S
Dahdruff
P. H. Daniels
Hendrix St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Sunday Post
I. Hiscox
Lafayette St
Newark, N. J
Andrew
Roberts
Webster Street
Hatchway
Winifredlan
Leyland Line
Munyon
White Dental Parlors
White
United States
Broadway
31St St
New York City
Bath
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Beach Street
Revere
Fessenden
Everett
Cottage St
the Universalist Church
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Colorado
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Tremont St
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