Blood Wine Promoted As Rheumatism Cure By Officers
An advertisement-style piece quotes police officials like New Philadelphia City Marshal Espich and Lewiston City Marshal Odlin praising Blood Wine for rheumatism. It claims the product dissolved crusts in joints, improved blood quality, and restored mobility, urging readers to try it for kidney disease and indigestion risk. The piece emphasizes endorsements from officers exposed to harsh weather. Blood Wine is listed at 50 cents per bottle.
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Espich
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Mr. Espich
Odlin
Lewiston
Maine
W. C. Walton
Fee system likely to be investigated
A detailed look at Massachusetts county and city fee practices shows sheriffs and deputies drawing multiple salaries and hidden fees. Officials including Sheriff Seavey, City Treasurer Crocker, and City Auditor Dodge face renewed scrutiny as legislators consider abolishing the fee system.
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State House
Seavey
Crocker
Dodge
Hart
America
Massachusetts
Suffolk County
United States
Willard
Superior Court
Smith
Court House
Registry of Deeds Office
Dorchester
Silloway
Sinking Fund Commission
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Blacklisting of NYC officials over tunnel vote
The Central Federated Union decided to place Mayor Low and Comptroller Grout on its blacklist board for voting for the Pennsylvania tunnel franchise without labor clauses, blaming them for the measure's form.
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New York
Central Federated Union
Low
Grout
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Academy Building Declared Unsafe At Phillips Andover
Experts condemned the main recitation building at Phillips Andover Academy as unsafe after inspection. The academy closed the structure and moved classes to other academy buildings pending necessary repairs.
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Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
Academy
Retail Clothing Salesmen Benefit Association Reunion
The 16th annual reunion of the Retail Clothing Salesmen's Benefit Association is set for Wednesday evening February 11 at Berkeley Hall. The incorporated body aims to improve member conditions and uses ball proceeds for sick and death benefits. committees work hard to ensure success.
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Berkeley Hall
Pope Pens New Poem on Life Extension
The Pope in Rome on February 9 completed a new poem praised by literary circles. It is dedicated to a friend whom the pontiff advised on prolonging life and well being.
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Rome
Ada Ellen Bayley Edna Lyall Dies of Pneumonia
Miss Ada Ellen Bayley known as Edna Lyall, author, dies in Eastbourne at age after influenza and pneumonia.
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London
Ada Ellen Bayley
Edna Lyall
Eastbourne
Son to bury Rev Edward W Dunbar in New Bedford Mass
The Rev Edward W Dunbar, author of There’s a Light in the Window for Thee, will be dug up from a Coffeyville pauper grave and buried beside his mother in New Bedford Mass. A former Minnesota convict for bigamy, he wandered afterward and died in a Coffeyville jail after seeking food and lodging. Two sons, one in Brockton and one in Taunton, agreed to move the body to New Bedford.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Edward W. Dunbar
New Bedford
Mass
Minnesota
Dunbar
Brockton
Taunton
Alarm Misread At Winnisimmet Bank Sparks Chelsea Rush
In Broadway Chelsea near the Winnisimmet National Bank, a burglar alarm triggered by a crossed wire sent police and a crowd rushing to the scene shortly after 11 am yesterday. Officers found no burglars and that the office staff had no warning of any break in.
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Broadway
Chelsea
Winnisimmet National Bank
Methodism Declining, Says Dr Buckley at East Meeting
In New York on February 9, Dr J M Buckley editor of the Christian Advocate challenged D D Thompson's claim of 1.5 million Methodist converts in four years. Buckley argued statistics show decline in some Eastern conferences and faced strong opposition from fellow preachers during the meeting.
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Buckley
New York
J. M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
D. D. Thompson
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Nolan Honored With Silver Service
Friends of Tremont Street businessman John J. Nolan and his wife gave them a silver service at their Roxbury home 53 Linden Park Street. The presentation was by Dr Thomas Walsh of Columbia Road, followed by music a collation and dancing.
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Tremont Street
Hibernians
The
Foresters
Hurling Club
Linden Park Street
Roxbury
Thomas DB. Walsh
Columbia Road
Boston Port Custom House Replacement Rumor Surfaces
Persistent chatter claims the old Boston custom house may be torn down for a large modern office building to replace antiquated facilities. City ownership of the site complicates potential land purchases and public fuss, with merchants and exporters pressing for better accommodations while fearing land grabs and cost.
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Boston
Custom House
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