Florence Burns in Court on Brooks Murder Charge
At the Glen Island Hotel homicide a young Brooklyn woman Florence Burns is held for trial on a charge of murdering Walter S. Brooks. She appeared with emotionless calm in Centre Street Court as prosecutors sought adjournment to prepare evidence.
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New York
Walter S. Brooks
Glen Island
Brooks
Ilorence Burns
Brooklyn
Decatur Street
Robert Rogers
Church of the Good Shepherd
Florence Burns
Walter Brooks
Evergreen Cemetery
Cornell
Centre Street
Church Street
Colby
Parker
Criminal Court
Foster L. Backus
Oo Caegnter
Miss Burns
Atttorney
Paul Krotel
Krotel
Orwell
Mr. Krotel
Backus
Tr. Krotel
Anybedy
Walter
Washington
Young Brooks
Florence
Foster JL. Backus
Walter S
Myers AIMG for Short Session
Speaker James J. Myers of the Massachusetts House aims for a brief decisive session. He urged committee chairs to expedite work as the longest session since 1832 nears, with actions on street railways water supply and public service probes.
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James J. Myers
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Myers
Carey
Haverhill
Dean
Brookline
Committee On the Judiciary
Callender
Teddy Roosevelt Jr Pops Corn At Groton Winter
Groton Feb 17. The President's daughter and her brother spend a snowy day at Groton School. Teddy sits up for the first time and ask for dirt and a big log fireplace. Miss Roosevelt reads Snowbound while the boy longs for homey farm scenes and popcorn.
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Groton
New England
Miss Roosevelt
Whittier
Teddy
Pepe
David Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Washington
Nashua River
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Cushing
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
A physician cites two reasons piles lacks many remedies and endorses Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid, permanent treatment. The product, sold by druggists for 50 cents to $1 or by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan, claims immediate relief without opium or cocaine and a lasting cure except surgery.
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Piles
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Chief Rhoades Remains in Office Amid Board Clash
In Revere on February 17 the board of selectmen said their order to remove Chief Rhoades had not been followed. They sent a notice for a morning meeting, but Rhoades ignored it and went to Boston to consult counsel. The board declined to discuss next actions.
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A. A. Brackett
Milton
Gilpatric
Boston
State Board of Health
Committee On Water Supply
Revere
Rhoades
Board of Selectmen
W. F. Smith
John J. Lane
the Railroad
Washington St
Man from Berwick Found Unconscious in Snow Died in Police Station
Lynn reports a man believed named McHugh from Berwick Maine found in the snow this afternoon and passing away later at the police station. An inquest is scheduled for the morning.
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Lynn
McHugh
Berwick
Labor committee weighs hours ban for women and minors
A Massachusetts Labor Committee hearing reviewed a last year bill to bar women and minors from factory work between 6 p m and 6 a m. Proponents led by James Tansy of the Textile Workers of America cited long shifts and penalties for testifying, while opponents warned of weakened industries and rising competition from other states.
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Committee On Labor
James Tansy
Textile Workers of America
Frank Kk. Foster
American Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
Albert Hibbard
United Textile Workers and the
Weavers’ Association of
Fall River
Jackson
Charles G. Bancroft
North Carolina
Labor dispute looms over Boston mayor and unions
Boston organized labor braces for a clash with Mayor Collins over recognizing American Federation of Labor and Knights of Labor members. A Boston Central Labor Union committee, nearly 60 000 strong across two bodies, plans to press the mayor next Friday as tension rises between unions and city leadership.
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Boston
Collins
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Memnbers
Pstel Ae
K. of L
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
K. Ofl
A. F. of L
Organized Labor
Hert
Crane
Carston Survives Fatal Shock Saved by His Boot Heels
Harry Carston of the Boston Elevated railroad escaped death after a grounded live wire delivered about 660 volts. He hung from a ladder by his boot heels until head lineman James Sweester aided his rescue, then he resumed work.
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Carston
Harry Carston
Boston Elevated Railroad
Portland Street
James Sweester
Kneeland and
Lincoln Streets
Spring Humors Cause Troubles and Ill Health
The passage lists pimples boils eruptions loss of appetite tiredness bilious fits indigestion and headache. It advises a method to rid the body and strengthen the system after such ailments, urging a course of treatment to restore health.
Hood Co. Blood Purifier Advertises Remarkable Cures
Forming in combination the Spring Medicine par excellence unequalled for purifying the blood. It claims radical permanent cures of Scrofula Bad head all kinds of humor blood poisoning catarrh salt rheum bells pimples psoriasis rheumatism dyspepsia etc. Testimonials of remarkable cures mailed on request. Lowell Mass.
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Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
What Your Mirror Tells Women About Dr. Greene's Nervura
An old advertisement asserts that health restores youthful appearance for women and promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a spring remedy. It includes testimonials from Mrs. Elizabeth D. Berry and others praising nerve and blood benefits and offers free consultation with Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Dr. Greene
Elizabeth D. Berry
Hampton, N. H
Ais
Nervare
President Recommends Hobson Retirement for Eye Trouble
The President urged Senate action to retire Naval Constructor Richmond P. Hobson due to long standing eye problems since 1900. Senator Gallinger promptly introduced a bill to transfer Hobson to the retired list citing his impaired vision and prior hospital treatment in Yokohama, Japan.
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Washington
Senate
Richmond P. Hobson
Gallinger
Hobson
Ted States
Tron Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Postum vs Coffee in Health Tests Cited
An account describes a long term coffee drinker who stopped coffee for ten days to two weeks and later tried Postum, reporting relief from stomach and heart pains linked to neuralgia. The note includes a Boston photo and a naval retirement case about Richmond P. Hobson with a 1902 official finding.
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J. W. Ashby
Airy
N. C
Robert Edeson Debuts in Soldiers of Fortune at Hyperion
Robert Edeson stars under Henry B. Harris at the Hyperion Theatre presenting Augustus Thomas version of Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Harding Davis. The debut draws enthusiastic verdicts with a realistic climax and refined performance.
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New Haven
Robert Edeson
Henry B. Harris
Hyperion Theatre
Augustus Thames
Richard Harding Davis
Mr. Thomas
al- So
Edeson
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Mr. Cohen
Newark
Waller Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Kia
Duffy’s
Co. G. Keyler
Madison Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Duffy
Richard
Truman
Nicholson St
Richmond
M. Johnson
Elko
Chas. Pierce
Braggs
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Milton Water Supply
Sunderland
M. J. Sullivan
Suffolk
Congress
United States
Metropolitan Affairs Committee
Broadway Bridge
Lynn Street
Knights
Federation
Flood
Jjecovering
J.t.manning
Winter ST
NAVAL
The
Merrimac
Hong Kong
Lithia
W.F. Smith
Lumbago
Lane
Smith
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Dannahy
Dorchester
David J
Julia F.wamn
St. Peter's Church
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