Warner's Safe Cure offer promises free trial to cure kidney disease
A Boston Post promotion urges sufferers to request four free trial bottles of Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills from Warner Safe Cure Co. Rochester N Y, with a medical booklet and testimonials. The ad claims the offer is verified by the publisher and stresses combined use aids bowel movement and speedier recovery.
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Warner
Warner Safe Care Co
Rochester
Boston Post
Bright
Boston
Strike Out at Barcelona
Barcelona voices erupt as a state of siege is proclaimed amid widespread strikes. About 40,000 workers have halted the city, rioters sack markets, and shops close while troops clear streets and women lead demonstrations.
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Barcelona
The
Bee
Smith College fund drive raises over eight thousand dollars
Northampton February 17 Smith College has raised 8604 toward a 100000 goal. Women graduates have contributed 25000 with diverse methods such as giving up butter sewing selling pies and acting as book agents. A planned wedding fundraiser shifted to a quieter home ceremony while pledges totaling 60000 were obtained from wealthy education patrons. The balance is expected to come easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Smith College
Springfield
Smith Fund
Seelye
Photographer from New Haven Breaks Color Boundaries
A. Hyatt Verrill, son of Yale professor Ad dison E Verrill, and local photographer, reports a color photography breakthrough. His reproductions of drawings display accurate blends of blue, green, purple, pink, orange and yellow with soft lifelike tones unlike the stiffness of the three color process. The discovery was shown at a Connecticut Academy of Science meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
A. Hyatt
Congregational Ministers Decide Not to Resolve Pritchett Beer Issue
Congregational ministers at a meeting in the Congregational building voted that it is inexpedient to pass any resolution about President Pritchett and his use of beer at Institute of Technology student gatherings. About 50 students were involved in the episode.
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Pritchett
M. T
Institute of Technology
Women Candidates for Boston School Supervisor Post
Speculation grows over who will succeed Miss Sara Arnold as Boston school supervisor. About 25 women are on the list, including Miss Bender of Buffalo, Mrs Clara Beatley of Boston, Miss Shute of the Boston Normal, and others from New York Chicago and St Paul, with a Tuesday meeting set to report a chosen candidate.
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Sara Arnold
Boston
Didates
United States
Miss Bender
Buffalo
N. Y
Bender
Clara B. Beatley
James A. Beatley
Mary C. Shute
Boston Normal School
Hero's mother in want in New York
Four years after Corporal Bill Anthony reported the Maine sinking, his mother Mrs Susan Anthony of Hoboken seeks work as an upholsterer. Once supported by her last son Alexander, he lies injured with a broken leg in New York Hospital and faces possible amputation. She is now penniless and proud of her dead son's fame.
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New York
Susan Anthony
Bill’’ Anthony
Sigsbee
Maine
First Street
Hoboken
Alexander
New York Hospital
Fifteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Northwestern Announces Westbound March Rates
Daily during March and April the Chicago and Northwestern Railway offers $30 fares to Anaconda Butte Helena Montana Grand Junction Glenwood Leadville Colorado Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah from Chicago. Boston to these Western points also has reduced rates. Tickets and information at 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Montana
Grand Junction
Glenwood
Leadville
Colorado
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Boston
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Miss Cornelia Roosevelt Scovel Sets Opera Debut at Waldorf
Miss Cornelia Roosevelt Scovel, daughter of the late Chevalier Scovel, will make her operatic debut at the Waldorf Astoria next Friday morning under R. W. Ruben in the grand ballroom. Mrs Roosevelt Scovel, a first cousin of President Roosevelt, accompanies her. the family helped at Miss Alice's coming out ball in the White House.
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New York
Cornelia Roosevelt Scovel
Chevalier Scovel
Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Alice
Sooke Matthews Bill For Subway
Subway legislation dominated yesterday's Metropolitan affairs hearing at the State House. Ex mayor Matthews was absent, as the committee opened with the Boston Associated Board of Trade and Public Franchise League petitioning for city‑funded subway expansion to connect with East Boston and the Elevated lines, leased to the Elevated company for up to two years at a minimum 4.73 percent net cost rental. Brandeis and Prince criticized the Matthews bill as indecent, while Mayor Collins and Corporation Counsel Bailey represented Boston, along with J Otis Wardwell of the Elevated Railway. Brandeis reviewed subway law history from 1894 to 1898, arguing for city ownership of the system, and the Board of Trade pressed for a 20 year term to prevent readjustment. The Elevated company contends the 4.78 percent rental is high and object to a short lease. Supporters included Mark Mulvey, George Upham, William Taylor, and Robert Paine, Woods. The hearing resumes Monday at 10:30 a.m. with Dr Morton Prince to speak.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
State House
Matthews
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Public Franchise League
Boston Transit Commission
East Boston
Elevated
City of
Boston
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Thomas L. Livermore
Louis D. Brandeis
Associated Board of Trade
Morton Prince
Prince
Franchise League
Collins
Bailey
Boston Elevated Railway Company
J. Otis Wardwell
Brandeis
James R. Carter
Board of Trade
Hart
Mark Ib. Mulvey
Building Trades Council
George B. Upham
William M. Taylor
Central Labor Union
Robert T. Paine
Robert A. Woods
Everett Man Injured In Charlestown Doorway Incident
John Brison a 27 year old Everett resident living at 16 Tufts avenue Everett was found in a doorway at City square and Chamber street Charlestown about 8 last evening. His left thigh was broken and he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by Division 15 police ambulance after being brought to the corner by a coupe driver.
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John Brison
Tufts Avenue
Everett
City Square
Chamber Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Brison
Fitchburg Finns in a Fight
Nikola Makki Oscar Makki and Kusta Hokala were held in 1000 bail each in police court on a murderous assault charge stemming from a Finns fight last night. Henry Hill lies in Burbanks Hospital in critical condition. The cases were con-
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Fitchburg
Nikola Makki
Oscar Makki
Kusta Hokala
Henry Hill
Burbanks Hospital
Municipal Court Cases Showa A Mix of Forgery and Fines
In Brockton a 23 year old William Adams faced 2000 bail for forging his aunt Cora Lewis’s name to goods orders. Others include a pocket-picking sentence of six months. fourteen Chinese men pleading guilty to dominoes. fined handcart pushers. Deer Island inmate sent back for larceny. a Cambridge man held for grand jury after window smashing and $100 jewelry theft. multiple fines for gambling and presence at gaming implements.
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William F. Adams
Tremont Street
Brockton
Cora A. Lewis
West Barnstable
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Lawrence Duffy
Margaret Shannon
Essex Street
House of Correction
Oxford Street
Tuesay
James Anagnostopulis
North End
Cornelius O’brien
Deer Island
Dock Square
Martin Dunn
Cambridge
Leverett Street
West Bend
Thomas W. Riley
Mary Donahue
Kneeland Street
Thomas King
Brown's Express
Robert Reed
Waenaparon Street
George Williams
William Tyson
John Roesant
Benjamin Lewis
Geneva Club
Lowell Court
John Ferrias
Thomas Clifford
Frank Dean
Charles Carlin
William Wey
Masses Held for Patrick Lally and Mrs. Brophy in Dorchester
Friends gathered at St. Mark's Church Dorchester for the month's mind mass for Patrick Lally celebrated by Rev Father Healy. A second service for Mrs. Michael Brophy of Wrentham Street, a lifelong Dorchester resident, was led by Rector Fitzpatrick with clergy from St. Gregory's. Miss Mary O'Connell directed the choir and Miss Bessie M. O'Connell sang Nearer My God to Thee.
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St. Mark's Church
Dorchester
Patrick Lally
Father Healy
Michael Brophy
Wrentham Street
Ather Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory's Church
Mary
James McGlew
St. Rose Church
Chelsea
Archbishop Williams
John J. Brady
Michael Clark
East Boston
Gerald Eagan
Father O'Farrell
St. Stephen's Church
Brakeman Injured in Mystic Wharf Car Crush
Cornelius H. Brown aged 61 a brakeman for the Boston and Maine Railroad was crushed between cars at Mystic wharf Charlestown suffering rib and back injuries and a left foot injury. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Cornelius H. Brown
Glenway
Malden
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Carrie Chapman Catt Re-elected President of NWSA
Washington reports Carrie Chapman Catt was unanimously chosen for another year as president of the National Woman Suffrage Association. The move strengthens leadership as the organization presses for continued suffrage advocacy and related campaigns.
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Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Woman Suffrage Association
Butter Thin Biscuit Dest Determined by Kennedy or In-er-seal
A consumer notice explains two methods to determine the biscuit’s destination when buying Butter Thin Biscuit. First check for Kennedy’s name, then inspect the In-er-seal on the package ends.
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Kennedy
Miss Alice Morton to Wed Winthrop Rutherford in Grace Church
NEW YORK, Feb. 17. Miss Alice Morton daughter of former Governor Levi P. Morton, will marry Winthrop Rutherford in Grace Church. No floral decorations, no maid of honor, and a brief ceremony led by Rev. Dr. William Huntington. A short wedding trip to England follows, with later visits to France to see the bride’s sister Countess Boson de Talleyrand-Perigord. Rutherford, a lifelong New Yorker from Fifteenth Street, has long been a bachelor favored in society circles.
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New York
Alice Morton
Levi P. Morton
Winthrop Rutherford
Grace Church
France
Count Boson de Tallyrand-Perigord
Morton
Faubourgs
Europe
Grade
William Corcoran Eustis
Countess Boson de Talleyrand-Perigord
Lena
Victor Emmanuel
Turin
Alice
Wintie
Rutherford
Stuyvesant Square
Fifteenth Street
Second Avenue
Louis
Regie Fives
L. M
W. Rutherford
Columbia University
William R. Travers
Reginald Rives
Jays
Belmonts
Hitchcocks
Morgans
Etcc
Dinner to Mayor Glines in Somerville
A select party hosted a complimentary dinner at Hotel Brunswick for Mayor Edward Glines of Somerville. Glines, long involved with the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, is a captain in the First Regiment. General Matthews presided with a large lineup of military and civic leaders attending.
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Edward Glines
Somerville
Hotel Brunswick
Glines
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Matthews
Curtis Guild, Jr
Henry Dewey
Hagar
Champlin
Marion
Brigham
Kenney
Spring
Wainwright
Thompson
Hall
Emery
Sanborn
Webber
Lawrence
Varney
Woods
Green
Ladies' Night At Pine Tree Club In Hotel Brunswick
The Pine Tree State Club of Massachusetts held its annual ladies night at the Hotel Brunswick with Colonel James G. White welcoming about 80 attendees despite yesterday's storm. The program featured vocalists, a magician, and a mind reader, plus Mrs Fanne Holt Reed, Edward Phillips, Leon Van Vitet, and G F W Reed as performers.
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Pine Tree State Club
Massachusetts
Brunswick
James G. White
Newton
Fanne Holt Reed
Edward Phillips
Leon van Vitet
G. F. W. Reed
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Rebecca Smith
Westfield
N. J
Fund For Smith College
Congregationalists
Sarah
Brooks
St. Paul, Minn
Ida C. Bender
Buffalo, N. Y
Lothrop & Cunningham
Lowell
Gertrude Edmund
Hero
American Wine CO
ST. Louis
U.S A
Albert E. Wood
Devonshire St
Dean
Burrell’s Pharmacy
Boylston St
Park Square
Foster-Milburn Co
Oper
Atic
Anme Papon
Sooke Matthews
Bill
Subway
Hill
Caron
Cor
Washington St
ST. Mark’s Church
Dandruff
A. R. Bremer CO
Sole Makers
Mayor Glines
Pine Tree Club
M’glew
Julia Marlowe
J. E. Richardson
Turner Worsted Co
Ravenna
Ohio
Joshua T. Butler
Liuidating Company
New York City
BR. I. Eskridge
Fort Douglas
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