Boston Good Luck Box draws crowds and mystified readers
Boston residents flock to Parker at 26 Bromfield Street to buy the Three-Star Ring Good Luck Box, paying 99 cents and claiming newfound wealth, job gains, and unexpected windfalls. Letters from users across New England tout cures for distress, while Parker markets the box by mail and in-store, noting a growing supply and urging speedy orders.
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Boston
Parker
Bromfield Street
Mr. Parker
Nica
New England
U.S
Dudley
New York
America
Henry Warker
Arker
Henry Parker
Bromfeld Street
Mass
Young Eastman News: Missing Boy Believed Found
Harold Eastman, a Brighton youth who vanished after leaving 461 Washington Street on January 6, is reportedly found and on the way to Boston. Dr Eastman wired funds and hopes the teen is safe.
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Georgia
Florida
Eastman
Boston
Harold Eastman
Washington Street
Brighton
Roxbury man arrested for $1900 note theft from aunt
William B. Smith 24 of 1 Dudley Street Roxbury was arrested by Inspector Gaddis on charges of breaking into his aunt Mrs Lettie Smiths home at 138 Westminster Street Roxbury and stealing a promissory note valued at 1900 tied to his late fathers estate. The aunt says he had keys for two years and last visited Feb 15. Smith formerly served on the Enterprise naval training ship and was dismissed for bad conduct.
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William B. Smith
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Gaddis
Westminster Street
Lettie Smith
St Alphonsus Hall Dedicated by Archbishop Williams
Arch bishop Williams dedicates St Alphonsus Hall the Roxbury Mission parish club house in a service attended by over fifty clergy. Opening events include a concert by William Ludwig and Annette Welch McMunn with Boston Festival Orchestra.
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Annette Welch McMunn
Immaculate Conception Church
Boston Festival Orchestra
Mission Church
M. J. Dwyer
St. Alphonsus Association
J. J. Frawley
Almyr Treatment Offered Free Until Cure for Gatarrhal Troubles
A historical catalog advertises The Almyr Treatment for all gatarrhal conditions at no charge until cured. It lists symptoms such as coughing breathing issues nasal discharge throat sensations and general weakness, implying a broad remedy claim.
Durrell's Successor Divisions in Legislature
Republican members split over a successor to Councilor Oliver H. Durrell with both branches voting today. Ex-Senator Joseph B. Maccabe of East Boston is favored for legislative experience and for withdrawing in Durrell’s favor, seen as a logical choice by supporters.
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Oliver H. Durrell
Joseph B. Maccabe
East
Boston
Durrell
Knights of Columbus Meeting Names O'Brien for Office
The executive council met at Deacon Hall on Washington street and accepted the resignation of Rev. Father Ryan as state chaplain. Father O'Brien was presented for the office and postponed to next Sunday. Delegates were chosen to attend the national convention.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
Father Ryan
Order
Father O'Brien
New Haven List of Local Council Members Named
In New Haven the following council members are listed: Father Garrett Barry of the Boston Council Dennis F Sheehan Medford Council George A Havens Ja maica Plain Council Joseph C Peletier Franklin Council Francis J Horgan West End Council William J O'Brien Robert Fulton Council and William McNary South Boston Council.
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New Haven
Father Garrett Barry
Boston Council
Dennis F. Sheehan
Medford
George A. Havens
Jamaica Plain
Joseph C. Peletier
Franklin
Francis J. Horgan
West End
William J. O'Brien
Robert Fulton
William §. McNary
South Boston
Cambridge City Factions Rally For Yerxa Candidacy
Cambridge members push Henry D. Yerxa claiming local neglect in past years while Boston reps argue Cambridge already enjoys broad representation on commissions, the bench, and in the legislature. Somerville fields Chandler and Perkins, with a deal floated to have Perkins withdraw for future Cambridge support. House vote set for 2:15, Senate vote follows, Yerxa favored by the Senate.
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Cambridge
Henry D. Yerxa
Boston
House
Senate
Somerville
Chandler
Perkins
Yerxa
Meeting place for the young men in Cambridge area
A new youth meeting venue is described with many priests from local parishes listed. The stone fireproof building covers 12 000 feet of land with buff brick trimmings and marble interiors. The Smith street entrance opens to an auditorium and a wide recreation room across the second floor.
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Boyle
West Roxbury
Rossi
Brighton
Curran
Beverly
McManus
Brookline
O'Brien
Cambridge
Halloran
Scully
Cambridgeport
Mulligan
Chelsea
Fleming
Dedham
Herlihy
Holbrook
Chittick
Hyde Park
O'Reilly
Lawrence
Mather Fleming
Ronan
Lowell
Josce
Teeling
Lynn
Neagle
Malden
Sheahan
Dolan
Newton
Smith Street
Man and wife injured in Harrison avenue accident
M C Lee and his wife living at 76 Harrison avenue were treated at Emergency Hospital after an axe incident in which Lee claimed he was driving a nail and his wife fell against the door. He admitted no serious harm beyond a severed finger and a forehead contusion.
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M. C. Lee
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Lee
Manchester mill advances amid regional disruptions
Progress on the new Manchester mill is moving rapidly. A major log jam at Franklin was cleared with dynamite Friday to prevent damage. Rain damage in Péter caused about 1000 dollars. The Nashua Poultry and Pet Stock Association sets its annual exhibit in Nashua for December 11 12 13 and 14. Recent snowslides in the White Mountain notch blocked railway tracks for several feet. A deer captured at Canaan by a son of Lary was found frozen. Walpole Public Library circulated 669 volumes in January. Meredith reports measles. Mascoma Lake ice stands two feet thick at East Lebanon.
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Manchester
Franklin
Pxeter
Nashua Poultry and Pet Stock Association
White Mountain Notch
Canaan
Walpole
Meredith
Mascoma Lake
East
Lebanon
Gaelic School Session At St James Parochial
The Gaelic School session held yesterday at St James Parochial Schoolrooms under the Philo Celtic Society drew a full audience. Daniel P. O Callaghan led classes with aides Miss M J Donovan Mrs J Carroll and Mr J A Hickey. John Po Lane presided delivering an address.
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St. James
Philo- Celtic Society
Daniel P. O'Callaghan
M. J. Donovan
J. Carroll
J. A. Hickey
John Po. Lane
A. Mahoney
J. J. Kelliher
Mary Lannin
Margaret Lucey
J. Murray
Wolfe
J. FP. Lane
D. P. O'Callaghan
Hibernian
Stephen L. Joyce
Irish Brigade
Dartmouth School Board Organizes for Coming Year
The Dartmouth School Board elected W H Stevens chairman and named standing committees on teachers and management, schools and buildings, and finance. Other items note Sussex N B insurance rates up 30 percent, a boy sent to St John reform school for train wreck attempt, and local officials at a Fredericton dinner.
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Dartmouth
School Board of
W. H. Stevens
W. Fr. Stevens
J. M. Weeks
T. G. Stevens
T.G. Stevens
John Moir
G. Db
Wilson
Wilon
Moir
Weeks
Sussex
N. B
St. John
Hillaire Releftenre
Meneten
St. Johnm
Doctors Offer Free Catarrh Treatment Before March First
Doctors McCoy and Powell announce free treatment for all forms of catarrh including nose throat bronchial tubes lungs or stomach symptoms until cured if started before March 1. The offer expires March 1 and will not be repeated.
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McCoy and Powell
New Pastor Takes Post At St Marys Brookline
Parishioners of St Marys Church of the Assumption in Brookline welcomed Rev Father Michael T McManus as their new pastor. Appointed by Archbishop Williams to fill the vacancy after Rev Lawrence J Morris's death, McManus began his duties following a severe weather day. He was born in Ireland in 1817 and came to the United States eleven years later. He studied at Allegheny College, Troy Seminary, and was ordained in 1870. His career included St Patricks Lowell, St Bernards West Newton, and St Patricks Lawrence prior to Brookline posting.
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St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
Brookline
Michael T. McManus
Walher McManus
Archbishop Williams
Lawrence J. Morris
Pew
Ireland
Allegheny College
Troy Seminary
Archdiocess of
Boston
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowes
St. Bernard's Church
West Newton
Walher McMenus
Lawreres
St. Patrick's Chirch
Brookne
Maine News Highlights From Auburn to Togus and Beyond
In Auburn the entire Republican School Board is renominated for two years. Isleshoro sees major building work expanding. Steep Falls forms a Public Library Association. A woolen mill may rise on the Union River east of Bilewarti. Eden town meeting may consider a fire alarm system proposed for Harbor. Some Auburn Colony members burned at Harpswell last fall plan to rebuild. In Skowhegan word arrived that Congressman Burtelsz backed Isaac Dyer for town master and George A. Herri for Madison postmaster. Rollins Mills property at Ligenia will gain new buildings and rolling iron work. Togus Soldiers’ Home remains popular with only ele nroccupied beds reported. Fish and game commissioners received four reports of deer stalled in Mall woods rescued by locals who sought permission to herd and feed them.
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Auburn
Isleshoro
Steep Falls
Union River
Bilewarti
By Harbor
Eden
Harpswell
Skowhegan
Burtelsz
Isaac Dyer
George A. Herri
Madison
Rollins Mills
Ligenia
Togus
Fish and Game Commissioners
Mall Woods
Kilroy Treated After Altercation at Dover Street Bar
Mike Kilroy of 125 Eliot Street got into a dispute in a Dover street establishment yesterday morning. The proprietor warned him to leave, and an argument led to a blow with a billy club. Kilroy was rushed to the emergency hospital for treatment.
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Daniel Bresnak
Middlesex Street
Mike Kilroy
Eliot Street
Dover Street
Kilroy
Michael
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J. Philip Gaston
Mercantile Reference and Bond Association
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Europe
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Sox
South
Prof. Chandler
Portsmouth, N. H
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Lanion
Wall Mall
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Regent
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Ling You
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Jasrison Avenue
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Maryland
Chesterh, Graves & Sons
Gatarah
St.Alphonsus
Roxbury Mission Parish
Magennis
Sullivan
M. J. Doody
Diocese of Boston
Father Barry
St. Cecilia
Father Jutz
S. J
Mary Trinity Church
Rather Mullan
Gumaculate Conception Church
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St. James's Church
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St. Mary’s Church
Father O'Donnell
St.Hilip’s Church
O’farrell
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Father Murphy
St. Anne's Church
St. Margaret's Church
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St. Gregory's Church
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Roslindale
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Father Frawley
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NEW Hampshire News
Philo-Celtic Society
Manchester, Robertson & Alison
Sylvania
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Fredericton
Sheriff Sterling
Coulthard
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Main Street
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Halifax
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St. Paul
Ruel
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Ladies’ Aid of
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Doctor J. Cresap McCoy
Roctor J. R. Powell
ST. Mary's
Father McManus
Maine News
Billy
Weeks & Potter Co
Washington Streat
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover Ast
Hoston
American House
Dever
Charlestown
Ellen
Patrick Dever
North End
Harvard Street
St. Mary's Church
Warren Street
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Celia
Frank Murphy
Chelsea Street
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Morse
Yellow Dock Syrup Co
Gamaliel Smith
West Brookline Street
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