Koch Lung Cure Promises Cure for Consumption
An advertisement extols Professor Koch's Tuberculine and Koch Inhalation Treatment as cures for consumption and asthma. It claims thousands of cures, endorsements by the German government, and notes a Boston office at 361 Boylston Street with free consultation and a mailed booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Koch
Berlin
Edward Koch
Boylston Street
Boston
Koch
Thomas A. Edwards
M. D
D. Ps
Westminster
Dept. P
Copley
Molloy Soon To Be Free From Bermuda Prison
James L. Molloy a Charlestown native and former Ninth Massachusetts Infantry sergeant in the Spain War is reportedly close to release from Bermuda captivity. Advocates including Gen Sanger Camp adjutant Arthur W Arrington and lawmakers Senator Lodge Congressman Roberts and Knox press for his freedom. Molloy served with the American ambulance corps in the Transvaal and with the Ninth Infantry in the Santiago campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Arrington
Thomas F. Clark
Boston
Congress
Lodge
Molloy
Ernest W. Roberts
William 8. Knox
Lawrence
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
American Ambulance Corps
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Pine Ninth Infantry
Santiago
Paul Revere Assembly Attracts Ultra Fashionable Set
The last Paul Revere assembly drew an elite audience last evening. Reception line featured Ms Nathaniel Thayer, Mrs Robert C Hooper, Mrs Bryce J Allan, Mrs Arthur Hunnewell. management credited to Samuel Hooper, Hooper, Mrs James Grafton Minot, Arthur Hunnewell, William A Burnham. Patronesses named include Mrs Willame Agpieton, Mrs William Burnham, Mrs Lawrence of Groton, Mrs Gardiner Greene Hammond Jr., Mrs Shepherd Brooks, Mrs Arthur Blake, Mrs Henry Howard Fay, Mrs J Murray Forbes, Mrs John C Gray, Mrs Charles Head, Mrs James G Minot, Mrs BE Preble Motley, Mrs A L Mason, Mrs Fred H Prince, Mrs Francis Peabody Jr, Mrs Charles S Sargent, Mrs Winthrop Sargent, Mrs Henry M Whitney, Mrs Philip Sears, Mrs Eugene V R Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Nathaniel Thayer
Robert C. Hooper
Bryce J. Allan
Arthur Hunnewell
Samuel Hooper
Hooper
James Grafton Minot
William A. Burnham
Willame Agpieton
William Burnham
Winthrop Sargant
Enry M. Whitney
Hilip
Sears
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Boston arrest of hotel keeper for liquor sale default bail
Thomas Roberts, a Revere hotel keeper, who defaulted bail while awaiting trial on liquor selling charges, was arrested in Boston yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roberts
Mrevere
Boston
Schwab Talks With The King In London Audience
Mr. Schwab had a half hour audience with King Edward at Marlborough House accompanied by Sir Thomas Lipton. The King and Schwab discussed US Britain friendship and industrial ties, with no mention of United States Steel. Schwab said the interview was enjoyable and left with fond memories of the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Schwab
Edward
Marlborough House
Thomas Lipton
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
America
Sir Thomas Lipton
Empire Theatre
Nine Months for Cold Fingers in West End Case
Frank Manning of Somerville described a cold fingered assault in the West End. A woman named Annie Burrill allegedly snatched his pocketbook, stock certificate, railroad ticket, and pawn tickets after luring him from Cambridge Street near Strong Place. Manning identified Patrolman Mosher and testified at Municipal Court. Burrill, recently released from Detention Hospital for smallpox, received a nine month term in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Manning
Somerville
West End
Manning
Cambridge Street
Strong Place
Mosher
Annie Burrill
Hadeen
House of Correction
Mechanics’ Building
Albert Murphy
Fred Curtis
Fred Ginberg
Walter Godfrey
Leon B. Murray
Burke
Holy Redeemer Alumnae Meet at Fitton Hall
The Holy Redeemer alumnae of Fast Boston held a midwinter meeting at Fitton Hall. An eager crowd of former pupils gathered as the new constitution and by laws were ratified and other matters considered. Rev. James Stanton of Norwood gave an address, and Miss Mary A. Gallagher's Notre Dame tribute was distributed and sung by all. The gathering ended with a social hour.
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Holy Redeemer Alumne
Boston
Fitton Hall
Evier
James Stanton
Norwood
Notre Dame
Mary A. Gallagher
Union Station Beats Trainmen in Railroad League Duel
Union Station won two of three against the Eastern Division Trainmen in a Railroad League bowling contest last night. Scores showed clear edge for Union Station in the opening and deciding games, with the Trainmen taking one closer contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Nigger Scavoni
Mushy
Frazca
Bickford
Division 1
Nathan Fitch
Faneuil Hall Market
Cambridgeport Gym Beats Tufts 42 to 16
Cambridgeport Gym defeated Tufts varsity 42 to 16 in Medford on February 7. Lineup listings include Meenan Hayes McCarthy Dunham Sweeney Byrnes Coady Steinburg Bond McCarthy Clifford and others. The report notes positions and player lines for both teams.
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Medford
Corairkizeport
Tufts
Cambringeport Gym
Meenan
Hayes
L. B
Smith McCarthy
R. B
Dunham Sweeney
C. Cadgatisiesene
Byrnes Coady
Steinburg
Bond J. McCarthy
Medford High Beats Everett 6 to 1 in Bid for Title
Medford High defeated Everett High School 6 to 1 in a basketball game played today. The contest took place in Everett on February 7 as Medford claimed an early lead and cruised to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Everett
Medford High
Everett High School
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Modern Cure
An ideal medicine for catarrh is now available in tablet form. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets claim to reach the blood and mucous membranes, unlike inhalers and washes. A Pittsburg lawyer testifies to relief after two months, praising ease of use and absence of harmful drugs. They sell for 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Pittsburg
Negro Rights in Barber Shops Debated in Committee
A probate and chancery hearing examined Sturgeon’s petition to regulate barbering with fixed prices and licensing by the Police Board to curb discrimination against colored customers. The committee voted to withdraw the petition. further action in the House will depend on the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Probate and Chancery
H. Kemp Sturgeon
Eoge
Sturgeon
Police Board of Commissioners
Senate
Ways and Means
Cattle Commission
Cattle Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Agriculture and Public Service Committees
Probate and Chancery
Ledyard
Paxton
D. Russell Boynton
Treasury
Metropolitan Affairs and Water Supply
Towns Committee
Stoneham
Baltimore
Hudson
Committee On Counties
Essex County
Lawrence Court House
Swampscott
Melrose Residence Burns Amid Insurance Covered Loss
Fire at the Hansen home on Hayward avenue Melrose destroyed the residence with damage around 3000 dollars. Fire started in a second story closet from a defective chimney. Three nearby houses assisted but no major damage occurred. loss insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
F. B. Hansen
Hayward Avenue
Melrose Police Seek Daily Pay Increase
Melrose Feb 7 The police committee of the Melrose Board of Aldermen held a public hearing on the police request for a raise from 2 50 to 2 75 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Melrose Board of Aldermen
Superintendent Donovan Sets Regular Office Hours
Superintendent Donovan announced plans to open daily from 12 noon to 6 p.m. with Saturday closure at 1 p.m. He said he will meet the public during these hours and patrol every morning and afternoon to inspect the department yards across the city.
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Donovan
Coffee Eyes Sees Eye Health Restore With Postum
A Woodland Indiana woman recounts coffee triggering severe headaches and eye inflammation. After stopping coffee and switching to Postum Food Coffee her symptoms improved rapidly and she credits Postum with strengthening health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Columbus Associates Meet at 124 North Street Hall
The Columbus Associates held a meeting last evening at their hall at 124 North Street. President Tony Farrell presided while Representative Carey of Haverhill spoke on socialism.
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Columbus Associates
North Street
Tony Farrell
Association
Carey of
Haverhill
Payne Whitney and Helen Hay Honeymoon Welcome in Thomasville
Payne Whitney and his bride Helen Hay arrived in Thomasville to spend their honeymoon as guests of Colonel Oliver Hazard Payne. The visit marks a notable social engagement in the Georgia town with the Payne family hosting in a gracious reception atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Payne Whitney
Helen Hay
Oliver Hazard Payne
Miller Beats Kearns After Ten Rounds in Baltimore
Baltimore fighter Miller defeated Tim Kearns of Boston after ten rounds in a hard fought bout. Kearns quit after the 14th round, claiming a hurt shoulder as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Witerman Miller
Tim’ Kearns
Boston
Miller
Miss Farrington Tells Of North Africa Visit In Barnard Talk
Miss Julia B. Farrington recently returned from six months travel in Northern Africa and delivered an engaging talk at Barnard Memorial at 10 Warrenton Street last evening. She described the local people, their customs and daily life with attentive detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia B. Farrington
Africa
Barnard Memorial
Warrenton Street
Jenkins Fails To Throw Burlingame In 11 Minute Match
Baltimore Feb 7 Tom Jenkins champion wrestler of America failed to throw George Burlingame champion wrestler of Maryland in an 11 minute match at the Monumental Theatre and forfeited the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tom"” Jenkins
America
George Burlingame
Maryland
Monumental Theatre
Yale Loses at Hockey to Crescent Club 9 2
Crescent Athletic Club hockey team defeated Yale tonight by a 9 to 2 score in New York. Yale suffered a decisive defeat as Crescent controlled play and posted multiple goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
New York
Crescent Athletic Club
Francis Victim Giovani Chilla Dies After Quarrel Shooting
Giovani Chilla, shot by Antonio Francis during a dispute over women on Thursday January 30, died yesterday. Authorities continue to investigate the fatal incident and no charges have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovani Chilla
Antonio Francis
Will You Spend a Penny Here
An offer from Dr. Shoop promises six free books to prove a remedy’s worth with a prepaid trial. Readers are urged to request one book for a sick friend, pay $5.50 if it fails, and rely on “inside nerve power” as the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Protest Results In Grant For Double Track Railway
The Board of Aldermen granted a protest and approved the shift from a single to double track street railway to improve traffic flow. A bill to force automatic brakes on double track cars was debated. Skerrett of Worcester and Davis of Salem supported it, while Bentley Warren and J Otis Wardwell opposed. The hearing adjourned to Feb 20 due to time.
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Main Street
Gloucester
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Board of Aldermen
Street Railway Committee
Skerrett
Worcester
Davis
Salem
John Pray
Neponset
Bentley Warren
J. Otis Wardwell
Gompers to Address Rubber Workers in Cambridge
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation will visit Cambridge next Sunday afternoon as guest of the Cambridge Central Labor Union. He will speak at 3 PM to the Rubber Workers Union in G A R Hall Central Square and discuss the Watertown strike and AFL boycott that targets the rubber firm. Delegations from Hudson Concord Malden and Providence will attend. Thomas J Edwards will greet him.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation
Cambridge
Watertown
American Federation of Labor
Hudson
Concord
Malden
Providence
Thomas J. Edwards
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Stone Opposes Return in Chicago Extradition Pick
Inspector Harris of Boston arrived in Chicago to take Robert F. Stone, alleged embezzler wanted in Boston on forgery charges. Stone refused to depart without extradition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harris
Boston
Robert F. Stone
Stone
Lawson Buys Glen Monarch Bulldog for 3000
Tomas W. Lawson purchased Glen Monarch a bulldog owned by William C Codman of Providence Rhode Island. The sale price is reported as 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Tomas W. Lawson
Glen Monarch
William C. Cod
G. O. Taylor Whiskey Adverts Health Claims
In a dated promotional piece, Chester H. Graves & Sons markets G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye as a cure for chills colds and coughs. The copy touts the liquor as a preventive and remedy, recommends mixing with rock candy and urges readiness for emergencies. The brand name and firm appear on the label and cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Colorado
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Robbins Divorce Case Details In Taunton Hearing
Estelle M Robbins testified in Taunton as Mans field moved to Taunton for divorce proceedings. Counsel for Mrs Robbins withdrew gross intoxication charges and confirmed Mr Robbins habits of intoxication. Robbins stated she had been in onset and met Edward Eldridge who she described as a perfect gentleman, while servant girl Mrs Henry corroborated statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mansfield
Estelle M. Robbins
Mrs Hooper to Host Grand Private Dance at Somerset
Great interest centers on a large dance Mrs William Hooper will host next Tuesday evening in the ornate gold red and white ballroom at the Hotel Somerset on Commonwealth avenue. This is her second private dance this winter and she is remembered as the striking brunette Elsie Perkins admired for her beauty and color.
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William Hooper
Hotel Somerset
Commonwealth Avenue
Orangerie powder marketed to revive out of sorts
An item labeled Out of Sorts 7 promotes an Orangerie powder claimed to act like magic to correct conditions and revive frail health. The short notice presents a bold health claim with no verifiable details.
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Duffy
Pawtucket Emergency Hospital
Pawtucket
R. I. Pawtucket
R. L
E Francis M. Harrington
John W. Gorman
Reading Hospital
Reading
Joseph Clothier
Dufiy's
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
N. Y
Post
EU ' Egray & CO
Prairie
Gray’s Club
Fullenie
E.E. Gray
Cor
Hanover and
Blackstone Sts
Canal Strest
Arch St
Philadelphia
Penn
Brown
Klein's
Boyleton
Tremont
Hoventon & Dutron
Beacon
Assembly
Godfrey
Wikins Nee
Teers
Roberts
Sawyer Ateeeee Seeeee
Byron
MacKay
Pape
Cambridgeport
Myers
Kimball
House
Garfield
Brockton
Fisheries and Game
MacCartney
Roger Wolcott
Committee On
Richard J. Carter
Handel and Haydn Society
Needham
Committee On Public Health
W. H. S. Hayes
Lowell
M. J. Sullivan
Board of Registration In Pharmacy
lMcenges
Gloucester Railway
Morepay
Carey
the Payne Whitneys
Georgia
Timmy " Kearns
Jenkins
Prancis
Dr. Shoop
Racine, Wis
Epsin
Return
Lawson
Mrs. Robbins Charg
Tremont St
Washington Street
Boston Lodge Elks
Stanstead
DP. Q
Neannie
WHITE
R. H., White Co
U. S
Oxford
J. HW. M. Whitney
Maas
State Board of Pharmacy
U. S. Health
Boston Drug CO
Mass
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