Mrs Mohr Faces Narrow Estate Split After Trial
Appraisers will value Montpelier Villa in Newport and Elmwood Avenue mansion in Providence for distribution to five heirs. Mrs Mohr, guardian of her husband’s grandchildren, will gain little from the estate while Virginia and Charles Mohr will share. She recovers from illness and plans defense against an assault indictment.
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Montpelier Villa
Newport
Holmwood Avenue
Providence
Virginia
Charles Mohr
M. Wilson
E. F. Mohr
McEwensville
Penn
Miss Egan
Miss Wilson
New Remedy Anuric Promises Kidney and Urinary Relief
An advertisement touts Anuric tablets from Dr. Pierce as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble and uric acid concerns. It promotes avoiding harsh salts and alcoholic medicines, cites testimonials from Mrs. Melinda E Miller, and offers free medical advice after urine samples, with a 50 cent Amauric product from Dr. Pierce.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Multiple Death Notices From Somerville and Surrounding Areas
In Somerville and nearby towns many notices list funeral details for diverse individuals, with names like Martin Barri Frank J Bingham Gracie B Brodrick Valencia Bryan Arthur A Chamberlain William Constant John Delaney and many others. The notices include dates February 6 to February 9 and locations such as Willow Avenue 147 Ashcroft Dale Street Belmont and Dorchester Centre with mass times and burial plans.
Death threats swirl around Mohr case in Providence
Attorney General Herbert A. Rice and assistant Abbott C. Phillips received two death threat letters from Boston as Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr faces an assault indictment linked to the Dr. C Franklin Mohr murder case. New letters surface including a missive from Mrs. Mohr to Louise Egan, tied to Newport and May events.
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Abbott C. Phillips
Elizabeth Mohr
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Mr. Phillips
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Mohr
Victor Brown
Henry Spellman
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Spellman
Healis
New England Artist Mary Macomber Laid to Rest in Old South Church
Funeral services for Miss Mary U. Macomber, prominent Boston artist born in Fall River in 1861, were held at Old South Church with New England artists in attendance. The painter, famed for portraits and works like Mary Virgin and St Cecilia, died last Friday in a Back Bay hospital. Interment will be in Fall River. Rev. Willis H. Butler and Rev. Dr. Fleischer officiated.
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Roxbury
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Kensington St
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Circenit St
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Yiopkins
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Marshfield St
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Cambridge
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Maple Ave
New York
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Annie Johnston
Edward Mulvaney
Parker
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
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Belmont
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Husba
Annie Johnson
Waverley St
Kmunnbally
Bridget Kenneally
Jamet St
Mission Church
Oak Sq
Brighton
Alfred J. Tall
Ellen (Nee McWarthy) Lu. Funera
Church of Our Lady
Sherwood Court
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Honorable Artillery Company
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Back Bay
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National Academy of Design
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Parents Should Know This Splendid Remedy
A Washington mother praises Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild and dependable laxative for children. The compound, free from narcotics, aims to restore regularity without griping or strain. Cost is fifty cents a bottle with a free trial offer from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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10Th St
Washington, D. C
Marie
Choke the Sneeze Grip Cure Ad Warns Townsfolk
A public health advertisement urges residents to avoid spreading grip by coughing in public. It promotes Oxidaze ninety tablet lozenges to melt in the mouth every two hours, claimed to heal inflamed membranes and prevent pneumonia.
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Health Boards
New England
Rules for Fighting Turbulent Health Hygiene Guidelines
Public health tips emphasize avoiding crowds and sick individuals. Suggestions include walking short distances, sleeping with windows open, deep breathing, avoiding mouth breathing, and using Oxidaze antiseptic. Coughing or sneezing should be covered and expectoration avoided in public. An Oxidaze tablet is advised to dissolve hourly.
Coughs and Colds Stand to Benefit from Trial Offer
A medical advertisement urges readers to try a remedy with a positive guarantee to stop coughing, grip, or cold symptoms. It claims a single package can save future doctors' bills and advises resisting substitutes like Oxidave.
Congress Debates National Defence and Preparedness
House discussions center on army expansion, short term enlistments, and naval buildup. Speaker Clark and Rep Mann press for rapid battleship commissioning and broader officer training at West Point and Annapolis, while critics urge faster construction and caution against political posturing.
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Mann
Farrar Towed At Father's Bedside
Miss Farrar faced reporters at the city clerk's office and chatted about private affairs while a stylish companion looked on. She wore a blue velour gown as she revealed her age as thirty three and noted Tellegen’s name change tied to his father Isadore Bernard Van Dommelen. The couple will not honeymoon now as touring schedules resume with Mise Farrar starting opera engagements in 1916 at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Martha Wilson
Charles
Martha W
Julia D
John McAndrews
Dr. M
Burger
Montpelier
Tosca
Mr. Tellegen
Albany
Miss Farrar
Tellegen
Metropolitan
West Seventy Fourth Street
Honolulu
Japan
Mise Farrar
Metropolitan Opera House
Kidnapped Girl Sought in Boston
A Boston incident centers on a girl reported kidnapped. A Hudson Street resident helps friends of a prospective bride pair flee after a man says the girl’s father, brothers, and a policeman are en route to arrest them. The trio of women then leave with a man guiding them through Oak and Bennett streets.
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Tremont Street
Jammen
West End
Boston
Fall River
Hudson Street
Moses Nemay
Nemay
Pinex cough syrup method offers quick relief at low cost
An old home remedy advertises making 2% ounces of Pinex into a pint of cough syrup for about 54 cents. It claims rapid relief from hard coughs, bronchitis, and related chest symptoms, noting Pinex is Norway pine extract rich in guaiacol and includes a money back guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dismissed staff moved to waterfront customs guards
In a department shakeup, those slated for dismissal were yesterday transferred by Collector Billings to the customs guards force. They join the large body of men guarding all waterfront piers around the clock, appearing for duty last night and receiving assigned beats.
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Customs Guards Force
Boxing team planned at Tech under Coach Boutilier
Tech announces formation of a boxing team this term under Coach Boutilier with aims for intercollegiate meets and season competition.
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TECH
Boutilier
Plant Juice Man Promotes Herbal Remedy in Medford
A Medford resident Ada Lynds shares a signed testimonial about Plant Juice from the Liggett Drug Co. in Medford at Washington and Avon Streets. The Plant Juice Man promotes the herbal remedy claiming relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles and rheumatism with public demonstrations daily.
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Washington and
Avon Streets
Boston
Ada Lynds
Edward Place
Medford
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