Marvellous Cure for Consumption Promoted by Dr Yonkerman
A sensational medical offer claims Dr Derk P Yonkerman of Kalamazoo Michigan has discovered a universal cure for consumption and lung diseases. State officials and eminent doctors supposedly attest to the cure and free trial packages are mailed to all who write him at Shakespeare Building Kalamazoo.
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Yonkerman
Kalamazoo, Mich
Derk P. Yonkerman
Michigan
Worl
Koch
Laton
Pasteur
Derk
Shakespeare Building
Kalaazoo
Mith
YorkerMah
John Hancock Mutual Life posts strong annual statement
The 40th annual release shows higher income assets surplus and in force insurance, placing the company among major U S institutions. Net assets, receipts and disbursements for 1902 reflect solid growth, with premiums 10.9 million and total disbursements 8.43 million. The Unitarian Club of Boston heard Sidney Lee on Shakspere's Philosophy at the Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Telasbete
Unitarian Club
Boston
Sidney Lee
London
Shakspere
the Vendome
Baby burned in kitchen accident at Melrose home
Walter Jones 17 months, son of Mrs Mary Jones of 150 Lynde Street, lies dying at Melrose Hospital after his clothes caught fire in a kitchen blaze while his mother briefly left to shop. L Frank Hinckley and an ambulance assisted, Dr Julius D Clark treated severe burns to the face and hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Walter Jones
Mary Jones
Lynde Street
Melrose Hospital
L. Frank Hinckley
Julius D. Clark
Bulgaria Considers Partial Mobilization of Army
The Bulgarian government weighs calling out two divisions from Sofia and Philippopolis to meet Turkish troop concentrations on the frontier. Vienna reports unease over the move and hopes Austria and Russia act to avert a broader danger.
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Softa
Bulgaria
Sofia
Phillipopolis
Vienna
Austria
Russia
Largest World Ship Cedric Sails to New York
The White Star Line steamship Cedric, the world’s largest vessel with 21000 gross tons, sailed today from Liverpool for New York via Queenstown under Captain H. J. Haddock. The voyage is expected to take about eight days.
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New York
Liverpool
White Star Line
Cedric
Queenstown
H. J. Haddock
Be0f Trust Case Pending in Circuit Court
Principal brief for the Beef trust case was filed in the United States Circuit Court and now rests before Judge Grosscup with a possible decision next week. Captain Charles D. Sigsbee may be assigned as commandant of the navy yard at Bremerton. Merchants and Manufacturers Board of Trade proposes a committee to urge Congress for a stronger navy and coast defenses. The Bonner estate suit against Franklin Roberge ends in a verdict for the defendant after a 10 day trial. Zalm’s breakdown cripples Mare Island construction. The Senate considers direct election of U S Senators and a convention for constitutional amendment. The Navy fleet sails from Ponce to Galveston for a coming celebration. General Booth arrives in Washington with extended travel and meetings insights.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
United States
Grosscup
Washington
Charles D. Sigsbee
Maine
Havana Harbor
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Yates Stirling
New York
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Board of Trade
Congress
Franklin Roberge
Frederick Bonner
F. B. Zalm
Mare Island
Cal
Topeka
Kan
Sehinate
Madison
Wis
Navy Department
Ponce
Galveston
Tex
William Booth
Salvation Army
Consul Booth-Tucker
Booth-Tucker
Booth
Bishop Whitehead Seeks Rename Protestant Episcopal to American Catholic
Trinity Church drew a crowd as Bishop Cortland Whitehead of Pittsburg urged changing the church title from Protestant Episcopal to American Catholic. He argued the name misdefines the church, calling the change a restoration and noting Western denominations fail to recognize them by the current title. Clergy attending included Revs. Kutchiner Stone Hawaden Chandler and Dolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Protestant Episcopal
American Catholic’ Church
Trinity Church
Cortland Whitehead
Pittsburg
Brigham Young
Dochleijtes
Chicago
C. J. Kutchiner
Martin Stone
Hawaden
St. John Chandler
Lowell
Winfred Dolan
Labor Victory In Brooklyn Court Over Picketing Case
The Supreme Court of Brooklyn awarded Thomas M. Flanagan six cents after he sued Patrolman Michael Kelliher over arrest during a 1901 strike at Worthington Pump Works. Judge Gaynor ruled workers have a right to discuss labor matters and to speak to passersby during a strike without unlawful arrests.
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New York
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Gaynor
Thomas M. Flanagan
Michael Kelliher
Hamilton Avenue
Flanagan
Worthington Pump Works
Tabor
President Signs Bill to Expedite Sherman Law Equity Suits
The President signed a measure to speed hearings and decisions in equity cases under the Sherman anti trust act and related commerce laws. Roosevelt also received a delegation from the House Post Office Committee, excluding Chairman Loud, who made a call.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Post Office Committee
House
Loud
Nominations for Postmasters and Delegate to Roman Postal Congress
The President reappointed Mr Loud as the U S delegate to the international postal congress to meet in Rome in 1904. He sent to the Senate nominations for postmasters in Massachusetts including Martin A Hinchin in Brain Tree N D Hunt in North Attleboro Harley Prentiss in Reading Frank E Briggs in Turners Falls Stanley B Dearborn in Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Loud
United States
Rome
Italy
Senate
Massachusetts
Martin A. Hinchin
Braintree
N. D
Mended china and Postum tale from Peoria housewife
A Peoria Illinois housewife argues hot water and coffee worsen stomach trouble and credits Postum Cereal Coffee with reversing years of surgery for her husband. She notes four stomach operations and claims coffee prompted relapse, while Postum improved digestion after repeated brews.
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China
Peoria
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Whole Body Cure
A daily nuisance in catarrh becomes a health risk as it reaches throat and chest. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets claim to cure by cleansing the blood and mucous membranes with ingredients like Blood Root and Red Gum. Sold by druggists for fifty cents a package. internal use recommended with optional douching for relief.
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Stuart
Bement
Swedish Americans Celebrate 60th Swedish Society Anniversary
More than 400 attended Paine Hall for the Swedish American Society of Boston anniversary celebration. The event featured a concert banquet dancing and speeches with officers and guests listed. Decorations blended Swedish colors with Stars and Stripes as a grand march and color march opened the festivities.
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Paine Hall
Boston
Emil E@man
Mathilde Anderson
Association
Emma Olson
Ida Nelson
Matilda Rosberg
Sigrid Johnson
John F. Holmberg
Mabel Swanson
Sadie Holmberg
Erin Edman
Dora Olson
Rose Hammerback
Jace
Ethel Rantz
Fannie Bergstrom
Nellie Rantz
Emil Edman
Ossard Johnson
Marie Sanderstrom
Anna Altquist
Emma Oleon
Edith Haines
Josephine Lindstrom
Alma Andrean
Jenny Wahlberg
Anna Stone
James O. Lind
Vega
Enfred Myman
Twenty
Merry Brothers
A. J. Sanders
One Hundred Men's Society
Adolph L. Cohen
Henrich Lofgren
Thomas Landen
Scandinavian Mechanics’ Association
Carl Asplind
John A. Milton
Sons and Daughters of the North
Henry Swartz
Albert W. Erickson
East
Westminster Chambers Height Hearing Draws Many Witnesses
The committee on cities held a public hearing on lowering Westminster Chambers height with witnesses including William H. Sayward Edward Whitman John E. Perry and Henry B. Williams. Corporation Counsel Bailey explained the law in executive session but no decision was reached. Isaac O F Woodbury claimed 90 foot Copely square law is special legislation and said no evasion occurred. The panel will reconvene for another executive session to consider the Westminster bill.
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Westminster
William H. Sayward
Edward Whitman
John E. Perry
Henry B. Williams
Bailey
Isaac O'F. Woodbury
Copely Square
Park Commissioners
Boston Law Department
Committee On Cities
Clarkson Beats Parker in Hub Williard Tournament
Henry Clarkson defeated W. M. Parker before a large audience at the Hub Williard Palace in a Class B amateur match. Clarkson’s loud applause came for many draw shots. Clarkson will face Van Dyke this evening.
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Williard Palace
Henry Clarkson
W. M. Parker
Parker
Luck Clarkson
van Dyke
Fusiliers Hold Grand Ball At Mechanics Building
The Fusilier Veteran Association staged a grand ball at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building with about 800 couples. Major W J Gillespie led the grand march with wives, followed by a long line of officers and invited guests from bi national and local groups. Colorful attendance included Major G S Courtnay and others from British and American associations. a concert and a plentiful supper concluded the evening.
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Paul Revere Hall
Fusilier Veteran Association
W. J. Gillespie
Cc. T. Chapin
BE. H. Morrill
G. 8. Courtnay
British Naval and Military Association
William G. Baird
National Lancers
R. C. Meekin
Highland Dress Association
J. Black
British Military and Naval Association
J. McBrine
Waxelbaum
Macon
Portland
Providence
R. L
Hartford
J. W. Morrill
J. A. Bascom
Retail Clothing Salesmen Ball Dances Into the Night
Seventy five couples attended the 16th Annual ball of the Retail Clothing Salesmen and Their Ladies Benefit Association at Berkeley Hall. The grand march led by Floor Marshal John B Quinn featured numerous couples including J W Connor and wife and C H Cole and wife. Guests included many leading Boston retail clothing dealers. dinner followed at 11:30 with dancing continuing late.
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Berkeley Hall
East Boston Citizens Ball Opens Protective Association
The first grand ball of the Citizens' Protective Association was held in Webster Hall East Boston with Moses M Reinberg as grand marshal and Arthur B Cohet as floor director. About 100 Hebrew residents formed the group to protect foreign born citizens rights in Boston.
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Citizens’ Protective Association
Webster Hall
Boston
Moses M. Reinberg
Arthur B. Cohet
Aaron Pinkowsky
Max Ratchowsky
Samuel Levenson
Abram Freman
Michael Goldstein
Isaac Rubinvitz
Harry Roberts
Moses Kriger
David Small
Ward 17 Tammany's Grand Ball At Armory Hall
The first grand ball of the Tammany Club in Ward 17 was held at Armory Hall with about 600 attendees including prominent politicians. Guests included Senator W. T. A. Fitzgerald, James Donovan, Senator Fred Gore, Senator Dillon, E. B. Macksey, and ex Senator Baldwin. Ball officers were James M. Curley floor marshal James F. Dugan and other directors and aides.
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Tammany Club
Ward 17
Armory Hall
Ain
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
James Donovan
Fred §. Gore
Dillon
Holyoke
EB. P. Macksey
Baldwin
James M. Curley
James F. Dugan
William P. Grady
Fred. M. J. Sheenan
Anthony F. McAnulty
Thomas F. Curley
Major Colgan Speaks at Boston Fusiliers Armory Event
The Independent Boston Fusilier Veterans hosted a "smoke talk" at Battery G armory. Major Jorge A. J. Colgan spoke on his wars and the Boston Fusiliers role in the Spanish American War. The evening earned praise as the best yet, followed by light vaudeville and supper.
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Boston Fusilier
Battery G
Boston Fusiliers
Albert G. Chick
John J. Capelle
Jorge A. J. Colgan
Middlesex A A Club Holds First Grand Social Ball
The Middlesex A A Club of Cambridge hosted its first grand social and ball at Prospect Hall last evening with floor management by Robert Law and assistance from John N. Boyle.
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Middlesex A. A. Club
Cambridge
Prospect Hall
Robert Law
John N. Boyle
Church 80 Years Old in Cambridge Anniversary Service
The 8th anniversary of the Second Universalist Church of Cambridge was celebrated with a large congregation last evening. Clergy present included Rev. Mr. Taylor Rev. T. A. Fisher Rev. Charles Kimmel Rev. Charles Conklin Charles Maxwell and Rev. Dr. George W. Bicknell. Music was by Mrs L E Blake C T Waterman and S R Phile brown.
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Second Universalist Church of
Cambridge
Mr. Taylor
T. A. Fisher
Charles Kimmel
Charles Conklin
Charles Maxwell
George W. Bicknell
Mra L. EL Blake
C. T. Waterman
S. R. Philebrown
I Want Dat Manyon's Witch Hazel Soap
An advertisement touts Manyon's Witch Hazel Soap as the best soap for babies of any skin color. It promises skin to feel soft as velvet and prices the cake at 15 cents.
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Manyon
Lincoln Day Observances Across Boston Mark Lincoln Birthday
Boston observes Abraham Lincoln's birthday with events at the Algonquin Club the Women’s Educational and Industrial Union and Faneuil Hall. Ex Governor Boutwell speaks in New York, while local figures and clergy discuss Lincoln’s legacy and emancipation.
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Abraham Lincoln
Boston
Algonquin Club
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Edward Everett Hale
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arthur Howard Pickering
Lincoln
Blanche Alexander
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Chicago Society of New York
Delmonico’s
New York
Faneuil Hall
Virginia
George E. Stevens
S. A. Browne
J. H. Hayes
A. E. Pillsbury
Archibald Grimke
Leroy J. Montague
Alen Kirk
D. D
W. T. Perrin
Franklin Hamilton
Post
White House
Philippines
Thomas Stewart
Philadelphia
Dwight O. Judd
Burglary Foiled in Roxbury by Telephone Alert
Lieutenant Brickley of Division 10 received a phone tip about two men attempting to break into the Kohler Furnace Co on Elmwood Street near the Roxbury station. Police arrested Patrick Glennon 34 and James J Harrington 22 both Roxbury for breaking and entering.
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Roxbury
Brickley
Division 10
Kohler Furnace Company
Elmwood Street
Patrick Glennon
James J. Harrington
Arthur Whiting Presents Concert at Steinert Hall
Arthur Whiting, now of New York, gave a Steinert Hall recital with Edith R. Chapman, Marguerite Hall, John Young, and Francis Rogers. The centerpiece was his Floriana song cycle from Oliver Herford, sung by four voices with piano. He offered Kipling Ballads, duets, and piano suites, with Rogers delivering the Barrack Room Ballads vividly.
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Arthur Whiting
New York
Steinert Hall
Edith R. Chapman
Marguerite Hall
John Young
Francis’ Rogers
Rogers
Cure of Consumption Report From Koch Lung Institute
E Darvarton of 371 Western Ave Brighton Mass testifies he was cured after trying many medicines for lung trouble. He claims the Koch Lung Cure at 361 Boylston St Boston restored his health and invites inquiries at his home, with transit details provided.
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Boylston St
Boston
Western Avenue
Brighton
Mass
Subway
E. Darvarton
Western Ave
Deaths Drew Holmes and McCrudden Obituaries
Death notices from Cambridgeport and Boston list James W. Drew aged 77 at the Baptist Home with services Feb 13 at 10. Mary Holmes of Freeland died Feb 11 with funeral Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Mount Ararat chapel. John McCrudden, 46, of Berkeley Street Boston, obituary notes.
February Draughts and Vitality Decline at Court Street
A fragment describes February draughts lowering vitality and causing cold effects. The text mentions a location at 36 Court Street near Scollay Square and includes scattered phrases about beverages and luncheon. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a clear event.
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Court Street
Scollay Sq
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Acton Post
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B. G. Bagley
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Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
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Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
Andrew A. Badaracco
Father Ubaldus
W. W. Everts
Tremont Temple
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J.S. Waterman & Sons
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