Free Rheumatic Remedy Offer From Dr Shoop
A self employed pitch promises a free one dollar trial of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy to any rheumatic sufferer with no deposit or obligation. It claims rheumatism stems from poisonous blood filtered by kidneys and urges removal of poison plus stopping its formation to relieve pain, citing a German chemical as key and detailing extensive testing and a mail order offer from Dr Shoop, Box 0683, Racine, Wisconsin.
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Germany
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Warner
Rebecca Smith
Westfield
N. J
Bright
Warner Safe Care Co
Rochester
N. C
Lillian Russell Undergoes Throat Operation to Save Voice
Miss Lillian Russell, prima donna of the Lady Teagle company, underwent an afternoon throat operation to remove two growths threatening her voice after the Casino Theatre fire forced the play’s end. The procedure was serious but not dangerous, and she was able to move about last night.
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New York
Lillian Russell
Lady Teagle” Company
Casino Theatre
Playhouse
Russell
Count Graykowski Fights Duel Over Criticisms
Count Graykowski of the Turkish diplomatic service dueled Gustavo Villette, a journalist, after published criticisms of the count. The encounter drew large crowds and used foils. Graykowski sustained slight forearm wounds.
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Paris
Count Graykowski
Edith L. Collins
New York
Commodore Vanderbilt
Depew
Gustavo Villette
Czaykowski
Professor Alpheus Spring Packard Dies at Brown University
Providence Rhode Island February 14 Professor Alpheus Spring Packard a Brown University zoology and geology professor since 1878 died at his residence. Born Brunswick Missouri February 19 1839 he was a noted natural history writer and scholar. He became connected with Brown University in 1878.
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Providence
R. I
Alpheus Spring Packard
Brown University
Packard
Brunswick
Alpheus 8
Frances Elizabeth (Appleton) Packard
Boston Harbor funding tops fiscal year 1905 bill
The sundry civil appropriation bill, totaling $65,558,280.66, was reported to the House by Chairman Hemenway. It includes $970,000 for Boston Harbor improvements and continued work on 35-foot channels from Charlestown to Broad Sound, plus several postoffice, fish culture, and arsenal projects in New England.
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Washington, D.C
House
Hemenway
New England
Boston Harbor
Mmary Yard
Charlestown
Chelsea and
Charles River
President Roads
Broad. Sound
Ocean
Gloucester
Amesbury
Holyoke
Marblehead
Nashua
N. H
Life Saving Service
Maine
New Hampshire
Bride's Parents Object To Lightning Hit Groom
Worcester scene as Mary Dupree wed John Francis Pilot after parents debated fate of a lightning marked groom. Pilot, struck July in Boston and Main yard, returned to work, wedding held yesterday despite objections. Mary's father had opposed nuptials but Mary and John married with groom's parents approval.
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Worcester
John Francis
Mary Dupree
Mary
John
Pliet
Boston & Mainé
Arme
Free literature on reciprocity and trusts offered
To the Editor of the Post an invitation is issued for readers to obtain literature on reciprocity and trusts from the American Free Trade League. The offer includes free material with postage only, directed to 6 Beacon Street Boston Massachusetts. Signed William Lloyd Garrison Secretary.
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Sir
American Free Trade League
Beaconstreet
Boston
Mass
William Lloyd Garrison
Song Bird Sued by Her Teacher Over Tuition and Conduct
Miss Emma Howe sues Elvira Severoni for 10000 alleging misuse of a pupil turned opera singer she discovered in North End. Howe also sues Severoni and Andrew Badaracco for 1500 tuition, claiming breach of teaching and defamatory stories circulated while Severoni studied in Naples and abroad.
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Emma
Howe
Elvira Severoni
Miss Howe
North End
Miss Severoni
Andrew A. Badaracco
Naples
Horner
Elvira Leveroni
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free First Month Treatment
Broad claims promote Osmo-Chemic savants as specialists for chronic illnesses ignored by regular doctors. They urge patients to begin at Room 10, No. 18 Boylston St before March 1, promising a free month of care and medicines.
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Osmo-Chemie Co
United States
Boylston St
Oxford
R. W. S. Moody
Tremont St
Temple Place
Lynn Woman Seeks State Supervisor of Music Education
Elizabeth Treen Hosmer of Lynn appears at the Massachusetts State House to push for a state supervisor of education with music made compulsory. Support from Tufts President Capen Boston & Maine President Tuttle and Harvard President Eliot. two acts drafted to appoint an agent to promote music instruction. Hosmer, a 30 year public school music instructor, seeks legal backing before a supervisor can be appointed.
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Lynn
Elizabeth Treen Hosmer
Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Education
Capen
Tufts College
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eliot
Harvard University
Gaston
More Than 300 Attend Photo Engravers Ball in Boston
More than 300 people attended the third grand ball of the Boston Photo Engravers in Odd Fellows Hall last night. About 150 couples joined the grand march led by E. J. Finnigan and wife, with J. A. Lothrop and wife, W. J. Hollern and Miss Gertrude Mitchell among the early participants.
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Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
E. J. Finnigan
J. A. Lothrop
W. J. Hollern
Gertrude Mitchell
Walter J. Holleran
John F. Mhlguire
Catarrlets Promise Relief for Catarrh in 19th Century Ad
Antiseptic Catarrlets claim quick relief from catarrh and nasal inflammation. The ad recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and cure the constitutional disease. Available by mail from C J Hood Co or at Metcalf stores and druggists.
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C. J
Hull Anti-Bachelor League Offers Aid to Medway Girls
A letter to the Post from Hull residents proposes an exchange of brides to aid Medway women in need. Hull men say they have money and warm feet and lament local single women who stay home past 9 pm.
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Hull
Anti-Bachelor League
Medway
Papa
Degree Staff Banquet Honors Foresters Of Lynn
The degree staff of George Washington Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters of Lynn, active since January 1 in assisting at officer installations, concluded with a banquet at the United States Hotel. High Chief Ranger Timothy B. Reardon presided. Musical Director Frank Fletcher received a gold siege charm for his service.
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George Washington Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters of
Lynn
United States
Timothy B. Reardon
Frank Fletcher
New England Dry Goods Association Banquet Highlights Lincoln Talk
The New England Dry Goods Association held its monthly banquet at Young's Hotel. Rev. Alan Hudson of Brockton addressed members on Abraham Lincoln, a presentation greatly appreciated by attendees.
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New England Dry Goods Association
Young's Hotel
Alan Hudson
Brockton
Abraham Lincoln
Woman 90 Celebrates Birthday with 146 Descendants
Nantasket report notes Mrs. William Dyment, 90, residing with granddaughter Mrs. Arthur Anderson in Hull Street, has 8 children, 71 grandchildren, 67 great grandchildren. Blind for two years, she is cared for daily as her daughter reads the Post, and she has knitted 19 mittens and seven stockings this winter.
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Nantasket
William Dyment
Arthur Anderson
Hull Street
Dyment
Whitinsville Residents Reach Town After Ice Blocking Rail
Whitinsville residents arrived in town this morning after a night aboard a Blackstone valley trolley car stalled by thick ice on the rails. The eight mile walk was avoided as slush and drizzle slowed transit and a later method used a motor and shovels to clear the line for the return trip.
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Whitinsville
Blackstone Valley
Fisherville
Farnumsville
Blackstone
Rochdale
Reynolds Named Assistant Secretary and Postmasters Confirmed
The Senate confirmed James B. Reynolds of Massachusetts as assistant secretary of the treasury. Postmasters named: Benjamin Derby Jr of Concord Junction Massachusetts Leonard A. Saville of Lexington Frederic Robbins of Watertown and Herbert H. Russell of Waverly.
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Washington
Senate
James B. Reynolds
Massachusetts
Treasury
Benjamin Derby, Jr
Concord Junction
Mass
Leonard A. Saville
Lexington
Frederic Robbins
Watertown
Herbert H. Russell
Waverly
Colds Cause Sore Throat Ad Claims Lazative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts Lazative Bromo Quinine as a cure for colds and sore throats. It urges readers to call for the full name and verify the signature of B. W. Grove and lists a price of 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Deafness Reverses as Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment Cited
Ww. H. Aspen of Fall River Mass learns of Osmo-Chemic physicians after severe deafness and reports two weeks of treatment restore hearing. William Newington of Somerville says English doctors failed. Osmo-Chemic gave him ears again after thirty years of deafness. Olwen Slingsby of St George Me credits discovery with restoring clear hearing after years of silence.
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Ww. H. Aspen
Bedford St
Fall River
Mass
Boston
Osmo-Chemic cure restores hearing for George B Swett
George B Swett of Cumberland Mills Maine, a high priest of Eagle Chapter Masons, had deafness from catarrh for over fifteen years. Doctors said nothing could help, but Osmo-Chemic treatment offered a possible chance. After months, he can hear ordinary sounds and even a watch tick.
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Olwen Slingsby
St. George
George B. Swett
Eagle Chapter
Masons
Cumberland Mills
George*b. Swett
Who Should Be Head of Home Says Many Opinions
Boston residents share varied views on Rev. John Scully's matrimony rule. Mrs Helen Neilson says couples should jointly decide household matters. Mrs Thomas Jordan notes headship but not absolute control. Others emphasize the husband as head yet agree spouses must consult each other.
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Christ
Rev
John Scully
Post
Boston
Helen Neilson
Everett
Thomas B. Jordan
Malden
W. G. Edwards
Newton
Question of who is first in marriage debate
The writer argues that a husband should aim to please his wife and a wife should strive to please her husband, asserting that the question of who is first is unnecessary. He urges mutual support and happiness as the chief aim of marriage.
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George H. Dearborn
Melrose
Curing the Blind by Osmo-Chemic Doctors
Peter Swanson of Auburn Massachusetts describes eight months of severe headaches and vision loss improved after treating with Osmo-Chemic Doctors. He notes pain relief weight gain and gradual sight restoration under their light therapy.
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Peter Swanson
Auburn
Mass
Free X Ray Examination Promises No Charge Service
Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer a free X ray examination using radio active solution and upgraded screens to detect disease in any body part. The service is advertised as a perfect method available without any payment.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Office Listing
Incorporated practice of J. L. Plunkett M D chief consulting physician with permanent Boston offices at Boylston Building Suites 8 9 10 3a floor entrance 18 Boylston St Boston Mass 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm daily office closed Sunday
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J. L. Plunkett
Boylston Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Omnibus bill authorizes $9.499 million for U.S. buildings
Washington February 14 The omnibus public building bill authorized new buildings and site purchases totaling 9,499,000. It lists funding for Massachusetts sites in Quincy North Adams Springfield and Maine sites in Portland Calais Bar Harbor and Auburn plus Burlington Vermont for 30,600.
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Washington
House
Gillett
House Committee On Public Buildings
Massachusetts
Quincy
North Adams
Springfield
Maine
Portland
Calais
Bar Harbor
Auburn
Vermont
Burlington
Tailoring Invention Aids Men With Wrinkle Free Coats
A Boston firm Brooks Bros at 369 Washington Street claims a new coat process that prevents wrinkling fronts for at least one year. If fronts break, they will replace the coat. Suits with guaranteed wrinkle resistance are offered at a notably low price.
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Boston
Brooks Bros
Washington Street
No Defect Found in Crowell Auto After Collision
Feb 14 report states the crash between an electric car and an automobile injuring J. W. Crowell was not due to a defect in the auto mechanism.
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MR. Crowell
J. W. Crowell
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