Peruna praised by mothers for children and grippe relief
Mrs G W Heard of Howth Texas writes Dr Hartman about her baby Ruth who improved from a bowels derangement after Peruna and wind colic relief. Her son Carl's ears improved after two bottles. Mina Long in Atwood Colorado reports cough and croup relief after Peruna. Col Long of Muskogee and Dr Robbins testify Peruna cured grippe, catarrh and nervous prostration in family members with strong praise.
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G. W. Heard
Howth
Texas
Peruna
E. Long
Little Mina Long
Atwood, Colo
Col. Long
R. Robbins
Muskogee
Alice
Frida Ricci Star of Bijou and Opera Notes
Stage notes recount Frida Ricci, a Florence born marchioness, as a celebrated Bijou singer and cousin to Princess Venoza and Mme Fernando Martini. Her South America tour drew praise. other items celebrate Frances Crosman, the Met Opera premiere of Manru with Paderewski present, Elsie de Wolfe's unexpected baby, and rising shows in Boston and New York venues with Luci a, Morocco Pound, and Sins of the Night among highlights.
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Bijou
Frida Ricci
Miss Ricci
Florence
Venoza
Rome
Mme. Ferdinando Martini
Africa
Princess of
Monaco
Monte Carlo
South America
Peru
Jose 8
Chorano
Henrietta Crosman
Nell
Theatre Republic
New York
Adele Block
Miss Crosman
the Trefont
Duchess of
Portsmouth
Metropoli
Tan Opera House
Manru
Paderewski
Elsie de Wolfe
Seventeenth Street
Irving Place
Miss de Wolfe
Colorado
Boston
Lucia
Loraine Dreux
Kreisler Delights Boston with Recital at Symphony Hall
Last evening Fritz Kreisler, the eminent violinist, gave a recital in Symphony Hall to a large audience. The event showed the artist's continued success and drew many students with a popular price scale. The program featured Mendelssohn concerto, Tartini sonata, Wagner albumblatt, Godard canzonette, Garaud caprice, and Wieniawski Scherzo Tarantelle with accompaniment by J. Walace Goodrich.
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Fritz Kreisler
Symphony Hall
Boston
Kreisler
Mendelssohn
Tartini
Wagner
Blatt
Godard
Garaud
Wieniawski
J. Walace Goodrich
Trophy Returned As Roxbury Horse Guard Banquet
A banquet was held at the American House last evening tendered by Troop D, the Roxbury Horse Guard, to Troop F. Troop F returned the trophy won by Troop D in the rifle contest at Walnut Bull last year. Speeches were made by Captain Moynahan, Captain Perrina Jr, and Lieutenants Keyes Shaw Kelley and K A Cobura.
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Roxbury
Grant Will Push Case To Limit At Police Hearing
Harvard runner Dick Grant says he was assaulted by Police Sergeant Howe of Station 1 at Concord Junction. He named Captain John Boardman as his representative before police commissioners to pursue full action, citing unprovoked blows, vile language, and alleged threats after an incident at the station.
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Dick” Grant
Harvard
Howe
Concord Junction
Post
Mr. Grant
John Boardman
Burns
Hoffman
Gibson at King’s Levee in London Ball Attendance
Despatch from London notes Charles Gibson of 187 Beacon Street Boston attended a royal ball by King Edward VII. Gibson, a famed Boston bachelor, is well connected in New York and Boston society. His family, including Mrs Rosamund Gibson and sisters Rosamund and Mary, hold prominence in local social circles. He favors art, remains abroad for the coronation, and will stay until after the ceremony.
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London
Charles Gibson
Beacon Street
Boston
Edward VII
Gibson
New York
Nahant
Ethel Gibson
Philadelphia
Edward
Malelaine Stuart
Winship Talks to Teachers on The Future of Women
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association heard Rev A E Winship urge women to claim leadership in schools. He noted Massachusetts teachers earn about 1.75 dollars a day vs 75 cents nationally and criticized council priorities while calling for action to raise teacher salaries and status.
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Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Mary A. Livermore
A. E. Winship
Massachusetts
Winship
Massachusetts Prison Association Names Officers at Meeting
At the annual meeting the Massachusetts Prison Association chose officers: President Joseph G. Thorp. vice-presidents Joseph Lee and Richard H. Dana. secretary Warren F. Spalding. treasurer Henry E. Blake. The group urges an intermediate industrial school for boys currently imprisoned with adults and has petitioned the legislature for funding.
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Massachusetts Prison Association
Diocesan House
Joseph G. Thorp
Joseph Lee
Richard H. Dana
Warren F. Spalding
Henry 8. Blake
Cure Rheumatism With 2000 Experiments Claim
An advertisement by Dr. Shoop offers a six bottle course of Rheumatic Cure with a no-risk trial. He asserts the remedy removes disease from the blood and promises to refund if it fails. The offer asks readers to mail for an order and a book, noting mild cases may heal with one or two bottles and urging payment only if cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Bauer Recital At Steinert Hall Draws Shorter Interest
Herald Bauer presented the third pianoforte recital in Steinert Hall with Mozart Fantaisie Schumann Symphonic Studies and posthumous studies Chopin Prelude and Study and Liszt Rhapsodie No 4 The pianist’s artistry revived some works though the program generally offered less interest than prior concerts The Bostonian Society discussed preserving the Constitution frigate funds and the Ways and Means Committee extended the hearing to February 26 with Curtis Guild and Corporation Counsel Bailey in attendance
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Herald Bauer
Steinert Hall
Mozart
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Liszt
Bauer
Mr. Bauer
Bostonian Society
Old State House
Curtis Guild
Ways and Means
State House
Massachusetts Society Daughters of 1812
Constitution
Ways and Means Committee
Bailey
Boston
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Jac Tucker
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Carte
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Eve
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Quality Street
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Alfreds. Hill
North Middleboro
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