Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boston Reader
Boston resident P. H. Hynes testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back and leg pains and dizziness over three years of use. He reports a brief relapse in 1905 that was swiftly relieved. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole U.S. agents.
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Boston
P. H. Hynes
Bremen Street
Mass
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Revivalists Surprised by Police Arrest Totals
Evangelists leading a city revival were stunned to learn from a police statement that during the first seven days of February 1998 there were 753 drunkenness arrests in Boston, up from 732 the prior year. Non residents numbered 817, with 69 men and 74 women among arrestees.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
J. Wilbur Chapman
Post
William Asher
Revival Attendees Call for Wider Reach Across New England
Notable services on the Day of Rejoicing continued with praise from ministers and church officers across the New England States. Dr Chapman urged acts for God and transformation of church methods, while Evangelist Weeks portrayed the prodigal and his elder brother to urge renewed devotion and outreach.
Tremont Temple Crowded for Chapman Alexander Meetings
At Tremont Temple a huge crowd filled the hall and Lorimer Hall as Dr. Chapman and Mr. Alexander led a religious campaign. About 80 converts were reported with 126 professing faith, while Mrs. Asher urged women to seek salvation and prayers for families.
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C. P. Goodson
Evangelist Chapman
Mother
Chapman
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Christ
Jesus Christ
Quiet Hour and Evening Meetings Across Cambridge Churches
Program listings for Wednesday February 10 outline quiet hour at 10 AM and noon meetings at Tremont Temple Park Street Church and various Cambridge churches. Notable speakers include J Wilbur Chapman Ralph C Norton Frederick E Taylor Daniel S Toy and John H Elliott with multiple congregations in Central Boston and suburbs. Evening meetings continue as usual across central Boston churches.
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Tremont Temple
J. Wilbur Chapman
D. D
Park Street
Frederick E. Taylor
Stomfield St
Edith F. Morton
Allston
Brighton
Brigston
John H. Elliott
D. D. Quincy
Calvary Baptist
J. W. Weddell
Somerville
Broadway
Sycamore St
H. N. Faulcon
Tremont-W. Concord Sts
Daniel S. Toy
New Beauty Discovery Claims Wrinkle Free Night Result
A 1907 editor’s note promotes a home treatment said to erase wrinkles and restore youthfulness overnight. DELLA ELLISON of Scranton claims this method can also beautify the face neck and even enlarge breasts, offering free full particulars by mail.
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Della Ellison
Burr Building
Scranton
Educational Day Sets Programs With Rev J Wilbur Chapman
Final arrangements for Educational Day next Saturday feature Rev. J Wilbur Chapman and Charles M Alexander. Services at People's Temple include a New England Conservatory choir led by Alexander. A large committee from Boston universities and schools coordinates events.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
People’s Temple
New England Conservatory of Music
Mr. Alexander
A. F F. Winship
Beacon Street
Boston
H. C. Simpson
Cambridge
Fr. C. Worman
Tremont Street
David G. Lyon
Harvard University
W. E. Huntington
Boston University
Dwight Porter
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Adelaide Necke
Wellesley College
George H. Martin
Massachusetts Board of Education
George FE. Brock
Boston School Committee
Walter S. Parker
Charles J. Lincoln
Dorchester High School
Lincoln Owen
Rice Grammar School
Herbert EF. Bates
C. Gregory
Chelsea
Charles S. Clark
Somerville
A. G. Wheeler
Everett
Henry B. Dolan
Medford
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Day of Rejoicing Food Drive Aids City Churches
Citizens are asked to send non perishable food to multiple city churches and religious venues including Tremont Temple Parkman Street Dorchester and Roxbury locations. Gifts are to be directed to listed church care persons and addresses for distribution by the Day of Rejoicing initiative.
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Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Tremont Street
Fred B. Fisher
Methodist Episcopal
Parkman Street
Dorchester
C. A. Green
Bethany Congregational Church
Chestnut and
Hancock Streets
Quincy
Brooks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warning to Boston from Dr Chapman's Morning Word
Dr Chapman urges Boston readers to heed a divine warning and accept gospel pardon. He cites the 1898 Portland wreck caused by disobedience, warns against derelict lives adrift without guidance, and urges obedience to God's commands.
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Dr. Chapman
Boston
The
Post
Portland
Boston Harbor
Signal Office
J. Wilbur Chapman
Church Depots and Caregivers Listed Across Greater Boston
A list of depots and care contacts for various churches and organizations in Boston area towns including Broadway South Boston East Boston Melrose and Somerville. Each entry notes a church or group and the person to whom care or correspondence should be directed.
Tremont Street Church Revival Draws Hundreds Converts
Tremont Street Methodist Church and People's Temple hosted large revival meetings last night. Rev F P Toy urged acceptance of Christ at Tremont Street, resulting in at least 49 new converts after talks. At People's Temple Rev Dr Sheldon preached on Jesus the Christ, with many expressing the desire to become Christians. A choir of over 100 performed, and Dr Sheldon said the temple’s work is a strong encouragement.
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Fred B. Fisher
New England
Boston
Bridgewater
State Farm
Pocket Testament League
Nova Scotia
Chapman
Tremont Temple
Park Street
Matthew
Jesus
Chapman-Alexander
Dr. Cooper
Providence
Dr. Chapman
New Brunswick
Faneuil Hall
Kingdom of God
Mrs. Asher
Mr. Alexander
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Street Methodist Church
People’s Temple
FP. S. Toy
Christ
Sheldon
Revival Meeting Sways Unemployed Cause, Leaders Agree
A revival meeting for the unemployed is proposed after a conference between Rev. J Wilbur Chapman and Morrison I Swift leader of the unemployed army. Swift seeks a meeting to spark interest in the unemployed cause and Chapman agrees pending a signed petition to the evangelistic committee.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Morrison I. Swift
Swift
Dr. Chapman
Evangelistic Committee
Chapman
Veterans Hear Ashers at Chelsea Soldiers Home Service
In Peter D. Smith Hall 300 Civil War veterans listened to William Asher and Mrs. Asher. Many white-haired men bowed and wept as she sang. 43 raised hands to indicate acceptance of Christ. Mrs. Asher sang again after visiting the hospital. Joseph H. Lovering opened with prayer and the hall joined in Nearer My God to Thee.
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Peter D. Smith
Chelsea
William Asher
Minister to Speak at Union Meeting in Support of Chapman
The Rev. H S Johnson will address a union meeting next Sunday evening in sympathy with the Chapman campaign. Participating churches include Franklin Street Congregational East Somerville Baptist and Flint Street Methodist. An independent group organized this week.
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H. 8S. Johnson
Chapman
Franklin Street Congregational Church
East Somerville Baptist Church
Flint Street Methodist Church
Leopold Morse Company Ball Draws Big Crowd At Howe Hall
Leopold Morse Company salesmen held their annual ball in Howe Hall of the New Century building last night. Guests of honor included Ferdi nand Strauss, Mr and Mrs F C Garman, and J Morse. A concert ran until 9, dancing till 11, then supper and entertainment featuring Boston tenor Michael T Maloney and a Spanish dance by Thomas J Dolan and Maude Clark. Floor director was C H Cole with T G Joel. reception committee listed several named members.
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Leopold Morse Company
Howe Hall
New Century Building
Ferdinand Strauss
F. C. Garman
J. C. Morse
Michael T. Maloney
Boston
Thomas J. Dolan
Miss Maude Clark
C. H. Cole
T. G. Joel
James PD. McCarthy
J. T. O'Neil
A. G. Crowley
M. Marks
Greenburg
FE. Remington
M. —Arnold
Fe, Willett
F. H. Hampton
Jd. H.eddy
Canal widening approved by Roosevelt for Panama Canal
The Isthmian Canal Commission announced that the Panama Canal widening from 200 feet to 309 feet through the Culebra Cut, spanning 412 miles from Was Cascadas to Paraizo, had been authorized by President Roosevelt last fall.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal
Culebra
Was Cascadas
Paraizo
Roosevelt
Giffen Anti Alien Bill Laid On Table In Senate
The Giffen anti alien bill aimed at barring Japanese and Chinese from land ownership or corporate directorships was laid on the table in the Senate. Judiciary committee reported unfavorably.
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Carson
Senate
Judiciary Committee
How She Got Rid of Her Fat
An advertisement promotes Rengo a fat reduction product sold for 1.00 per box by The Rengo Co Detroit with a free trial offer. It lists Detroit Boston and Cambridge druggists as vendors and notes mail order options with prepaid shipping. The tone is promotional and targets readers seeking safe weight loss.
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Rengo
Rengo Co
Rengo Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Boston
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton Co
Henry Siegel Co
Washington
Essex Streets
Woodward Drug, Co
Tremont Street
W. B. Hunt Co
Washington Street
Mass. Avenue
Cambridge
Pleasant Street
Malden
Too Much Bile and Liver Distress Remedy Claim
A columnist promotes Dr Burkhart's Vegetable Compound as a cure for liver and digestion problems. The ad claims 30 days of treatment costs 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured. It asserts free treatment if price is too high and cites Dr W S Burkhart of Cincinnati.
Women urged to seek help from Mrs Pinkham
The advertisement invites women to consult Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for female weakness. It emphasizes privacy and experience spanning twenty five years and notes all letters are read and answered by women. The offer requires no cost and seeks only the writer’s goodwill.
Ethel Kimball Wilson Charged With Forged Note
Ethel N. Wilson 23 of 78 Foster Street Brigh ton District Court held on $1000 bail for alleged forging a $30 promissory note in the name of John H. Haskell to obtain money from Brighton hotel manager William Coes. Her arraignment followed prior charges of passing worthless checks. Her husband Charles Wilson and her father, once a leading local figure, are noted. She awaits a further hearing.
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Ethel N. Wilson
Brighton
Ethel N. Kimball
Ivery
Foster Street
Barnard
Charles Street
Frank R. Kimball
Wilson
John H. Haskell
Charles Wilson
William Coes
Coes
Shawmut Bank
Michael Muldoon
Wil
Helpful Hints on Hair Health Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Claim
Boston readers are urged to avoid sharing combs hats and brushes to prevent dandruff and hair loss. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is touted as the cure with a risk free trial, offered by The Riker Jaynes Drug Stores, priced 50c and $1.00.
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Boston
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
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