Exceptions Taken A Boston Man's Experience at the Emergency Hospital
A Boston paper published a letter by Irving P. Fox condemning a recent article on poisonous drugs in patent medicines. The Post recalls a tale of a man nearly dying after taking pills for sleeplessness, with an opiate found that could kill several people. Father John's Medicine is touted as safe, without narcotics, claiming cure for bronchial trouble and consumption with testimonials from Alfred Michaud of Lawrence Mass.
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Wakefield indicted for perjury and multiple larceny counts
William C. Wakefield son of Police Justice Wakefield of South Framingham was indicted by the Middlesex grand jury in East Cambridge. He pleads not guilty and faces trial in Superior Court for perjury and 10 larceny counts stemming from alleged thefts in Warren Wilder, Charles Whittier, Harry Porter, and others totaling several hundred dollars. Wakefield also faced a separate indictment tied to a prior London financial intrigue.
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Six Die in Street Fight Reported at Navy Yard
Washington February 14 Secretary Long was at the Navy Department today while a street fight left six dead. He remained at his desk long hours as details emerged about the fatal clash near the yard.
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Tolstoi Death Rumor Circulates In 1910s Sheets
VIPNNA February reports unconfirmed rumor of Count Tolstoi's death from Neues Wiener Journal. Moscow Courier notes hopeless condition while St Petersburg Viedomosti relays a physician telegram claiming inflammation of lungs and pleura began February 6 with gradual improvement since.
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Lieutenant Colonel Pope Dead in Manila
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin F. Pope, chief surgeon of the Julepine army, died in Manila today from Bright's disease.
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Shopworn Shoes Odd Lots and Broken Sizes Ad
Odd lots and broken sizes including ladies lace boots 3.60 and 4.00, Oxford ties 4.00 to 5.00, men calf shoes 3.50 to 5.00, ladies and boys boots 1.95 to 2.95, 50 cents. Shoes described as slightly shopworn but wearing qualities not injured.
James B Thayer Harvard Law professor dies at 71
Weld professor of law James Bradley Thayer died suddenly of heart trouble at his Cambridge home at 7 last evening. A Harvard Law School veteran of over 25 years he studied and taught at Harvard after a early career in Boston. He was born January 13 1831 in Havrehill Massachusetts and educated at Harvard Law School.
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Daniel Shea In An Asylum
Daniel Shea the prominent Boston liquor dealer and former Kearsargs Veterans commander is an inmate at McLean Asylum in Waverly Massachusetts. Once a self made financier he faced a long decline and a precarious health ending in this last resort institutionalization.
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Smallpox hits Weymouth church infects priest
Rev. J J Murphy of Sacred Heart Church in Weymouth is ill with smallpox. The church and rectory are quarantined and Ash Wednesday services were attended by many parishioners. The town ferries a pest-house at the Town Hall as vaccination rush follows. The parish includes part of Braintree and about 700 parishioners. 500 attended Ash Wednesday services.
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Dr Pfeiffer in Fever as Bedford Schools Close
In Bedford on February 14, Dr Pfeiffer remains very feverish with temps near 105 to 106 requiring constant ice. He sleeps poorly, restless and coughing much. Schools closed for a week as children struggle with work after the vaccination prompted by the smallpox discovery.
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Russia's hostile reply to Anglo Japanese treaty
Russia responds to the Anglo Japanese treaty with evident hostility. It says if England and Japan seek war they may have it while claiming a pacific aim. Russia asserts it will safeguard its interests in the Orient and notes it has allied with America to preserve China’s integrity and Corea's independence.
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