Remarkable Cure Promises Proof In Boston Physician Case
Miss Bessie M. Gebhard of Chelsea Massachusetts suffered a two year back neck pain with a crooked spine and high hip. After steel braces and crutches failed a local church visit and Dr Henson treatment led to walking unaided. Dr Henson offers free lectures and promises cures for many ailments at the Quincy House and Prominent Street Church.
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Bessie M. Gebhard
Webster Avenue
Chelsea
Mass
Bessie
S Leways
Gromfield St
Dr. Vennon
Miss Gebhard
Henson
Bromfield St
Dr. Henson
Penitent Woman Released From Charles Street Jail
Mrs Alice Brown left Charles Street Jail in a penitent mood after serving a contempt sentence in East Boston Court for refusing to name a friend. Her father, Robert P Stahl, intervened with Captain Irish and Judge Emmons leading to her conditional release to appear next Saturday and disclose what she knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Alice Brown
Emmons
East Boston
Robert P. Stahl
Boston
Captain Irish
Station 7
Judge Emmons
Threat to Kidnap Two Germantown Boys in Philadelphia Note
A forged letter threats Oswell Henry's two sons aged 16 and 12 with kidnapping unless $15,000 is deposited in a wall crevice near Charley Ross birthplace. The note was sent to B G Clapham the druggist and directs Henry to flee town by next Wednesday. The handwriting is described as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charley Ross
Oswell Henry
Germantown
B. G. Clapham
Henry
Dainty Blackbirds Banquet Supports Somerville Hospital
The Dainty Blackbirds, Somerville's leading young ladies group, held a banquet at Young's Hotel with about forty members present. Mrs. T. Franklin Preston presided and the group voted to devote the proceeds of their recent charity entertainment to the Somerville City Hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Young's Hotel
T. Franklin Preston
Somerville City Hospital
Exeter Robison Seminary Club Dinner at Hotel Berkeley
The Massachusetts Robinson Seminary Club held its annual dinner at the Hotel Berkeley last evening. About fifty attendees included Phillips Exeter Academy and High School graduates and Robinson Seminary alumni. After-dinner speeches were given by George N. Cross and several graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Robinson Seminary Club
Berkeley
Exeter
Phillips Exeter Academy
High School
Robinson Seminary
George N. Cross
Cambridge Manual Training School Annual Dinner Report
The Cambridge Manual Training School hosted its annual dinner at the Quincy House with about fifty members attending. Retiring officers spoke and new officers were elected including President Herbert Stedmund and Vice-President J H Ford. The Boston Lieyele Club held a similar banquet at Youngs Hotel with about forty members and speakers F W Weston Mitchell Galvin and Fred Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Manual Training School
Quincy House
Richard C. Johnson
John M. Whittaker
Edw. P. Ileming
Edmund L. Brown
Harry Gill
Herbert Stedmund
J. H. Ford
J. M. Snow
Ww. Stark
Boston
Duke of York Resumes London Visit After Illness
The Duke of Cornwall and York arrived in London from Osborne with the Duchess and physician Sir Francis Henry Laking. He looked pale but there were no signs of the recent illness and he appeared well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Cornwall and York
Francis Kenry Laking
Osborne
Hawes Hat Co Store Opens Early In Tremont Corner
The Hawes Hat Company announced ahead of its opening that stores in New York and Boston will release new lines. A follow up ad said a fall line of hats would be available at Tremont corner Mason Street starting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes Hat Company
New York
Hoston
Lk Hianes
Tremont Corner
Mason Street
Coal famine grips Rochester New Hampshire city
In Rochester New Hampshire a coal famine leaves 120 families without fuel as transportation bottlenecks halt orders from dealers. The city faces a cold night with no fuel supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Fatal blaze on Harrison Avenue traps residents in smoke
A 312 story brick tenement at 334 68 Harrison avenue burned at 2 30 this morning trapping tenants in smoke. An unidentified woman died in a third floor room and Mrs Ryan suffocated in the attic. Others injured include Mrs Parks who jumped from a window and Patrolman John T Kelley who carried a fainting woman to safety. Building owned by William Fleming. Loss estimated at 308 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Thomas Bevan
McDonald
Ryan
Parks
John T Kelley
Salem Hotel Fire Strikes Central House Block
Fire at 2 40 this morning in the Central House block caused guests to flee to the street. By 8 oclock flames burned fiercely but firefighters aimed to confine the blaze to the outbreak building. Loss estimated around 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Children Fatally Burned In Separate City Fires
Two young children died in separate fires yesterday after clothes or dresses ignited by flames. Gertrude Gonn, 1, died after saving her baby sister locked in a Temple street home as their mother was away. A 3 year old, Joseph Jordan of 1940 Washington street, was burned while playing with matches and is expected to die.
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Gertrude Gonn
Temple Street
Gertrude
Joseph Jordan
Washington Street
Boston Patrolmen Ordered to Improve Appearance
The Board of Police led by Commissioner Adams issues a directive to captains to enforce neater dress and personal grooming among patrolmen. Reports describe mud on shoes, beards, and dull jackets. inspectors struggle with officers who wear separate outfits for inspection and for work.
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Boston
Board of Police
Franklin Adams
Adams
Iie
Adiams
Warrant Gut for Steinfeld Reveals Bank Turmoil
Damaging details emerge in a $40,000 civil suit tied to J. W. Dickinson and his wide range of loans to Steinfeld's network. Receivers report Dickinson's bank notes and stock across Penacook Lumber, Alabama Kaolin, Chicago Trust, and other entities tied to fluctuating payment promises.
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Dickinson
Penacook Lumber Company
Plumbers’ Lumber Supply Company
Penacook
N. H
Alabama Kaolin Company
Foston
Chicago Trust Company
Ahicago Building Association
Hampton
Penacook Manufacturing Company
P. J. Baker
National Hamilton Bank of Boston
J. W. Dickinson
South Danvers Bank
T. H. Sherburnett
Foster
Grape-Nuts Claims Help for Stomach Nerve Trouble
Jno Blakely of West Lebanon Pennsylvania reports that Grape-Nuts provided better value than hospitals. He says after two years he gained to 143 pounds, sleeps well, and can work as others. He credits the food as a blessing for restoring his health and nerve function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Blakely
W. Lebanon
Gloucester Fish-Skinning Contest Set for Valentine Night
Gloucester faces a world championship fish-skinning contest on February 14 under the Gloucester Athletic Club. Freeman Brown and George Critchett lead as principals with bets at 15 to 10 on Critchett.
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Gloucester
St. Valentine’s
Old Fish Town
Knights of Malta
Gloucester Athletic Club
Freeman
Brown
George Critchett
Critchett
Keller May Die After Shooting in Arlington
Dr. A Strasser said Rev John Keller, shot by Thomas G Barker, is not in immediate danger but recovery is uncertain. Mrs Keller remains in great danger and Barker faces possible murder charges. Public prosecutor and officials planned to record the ante mortem statement in Arlington.
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Arlington
N. J
A. Strasser
John Keller
Thomas G. Barker
Eller
Barker
Nation's Crusade Sparks Des Moines Saloon Attacks
Carrie Nation arrived in Des Moines amid large crowds and plans to smash drug stores and saloons as part of her temperance crusade. She urged supporters from OO, TU and the State Anti-Saloon League to act, promising continued action and even death if threatened. Holton, Kansas, became dry as a thousand citizens shut down three joints, ending 15 years of open saloons.
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Des Moines
Carrie Nation
Atlantic
T. U
State Anti-Saloon League
Natution
Nation
Topeka
Casey
Anita
Dexter
Harlham
Valley Junction
Harrison
Hiclton
Kansas
Holton
Boston Chinatown blackmail case shocks officials
Boston policemen and District Attorney Casey investigate an affidavit by John Mason and Chin Fong alleging Moy Dow the interpreter extorted money from smugglers in New England. Stakeholders include Inspector Mason, Chin Fong, Moy Dow, and Boston Station 4 officers as they set a trap and await further evidence.
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Chinatown
Boston
John Mason
Chir Fong
Moy Dow
Moy
New England
May Dow
Inspector Mason
Mason
Chin Fong
Beach Street
Moy Fong
May
United States
Casey
Cain
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Gallagher
Goff
Harrison Avenue
Tle
Treasury Department
Washington
Post
Highwayman Robs Man of 8000 in Philadelphia
An aged Philadelphia manufacturer was attacked by a highwayman as he left a bank. The thief snatched a satchel containing 3000 dollars, which police recovered after a pursuit. The robber claimed the name Joseph M Edwards, which is believed false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Joseph Mwdwards
Six women attack Cupit Drug store in Chicago
Edward J. Safaanek a clerk for Cupit Drug Company repulsed six women who mounted a determined assault on the Cupit Drug store at Lake Street and Sacramento Avenue in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward J. Safaanek
Cupit Drug Company
Concern
Lake Street
Sacramento Avenue
Sneak Thieves Strike Local Homes and Stores
The city saw several burglaries yesterday led by a theft at 24 North Anderson Street where 103 pounds vanished from Sarah Rupkessky Jennie Rupkessky and Rose Silverstein using false keys. Mrs Joshua Meservey reported a gold watch taken by a caller and Bessie Powers reported a gold watch and other items stolen from her room at 1189 Washington Street.
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North
Anderson Street
Sarah
Jennie Rupkessky
Rose Silverstein
Joshua Meservey
Bradford Street
Bessie Powers
Washington Street
Extra drill by Naval Brigade unit on Minnesota
The second division, Company EH, Naval Brigade under Lieutenant Brigham held an extra drill aboard the U S S Minnesota last evening. Seaman Winthrop Packard, a division member who visited Nome Alaska last year, shared experiences and showed articles he obtained from Eskimos in Behring.
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EH. Naval Brigade
Brigham
Minnesota
Winthrop Packard
Nome
Alaska
Behrings
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Tommy
Cascarly S
Vastal
Leday
Sterling Renhzdy CO
Jhen
SHINE
Jim
Joo
Police Commissioners
Steinfeld
United Tanners Glue Company
American Fibre Company
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Rae
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