Miss Mary Collier Praises Father John's Medicine
An 83 year old woman from South Walpole Mass writes to Carleton Hovey praising Father John’s Medicine as a grand remedy for a troublesome cough. She reports the cough was nearly cured after using the product and expresses gratitude in a signed note.
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Mary Collier
South Walpole
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Carleton & Hovey
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Mrs Jack Gardner Outbids Artist Abbey at City Auction
Mrs Jack Gardner led a lively bidding duel with Edwin A Abbey at a Copley Hall sale of Japanese wood carvings and embroideries. She bought nearly 20 pieces totaling about 1000 dollars, outbidding Abbey on a rabbit over waves carving and other temple relics including roof shrine fragments and bronze censers.
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Copley Hall
Edwin A. Abbey
Mrs. Gardner
Mr. Abbey
Teddy Roosevelt's Daughter Makes Snowshoe Tea Run
Groton February reports Teddy Roosevelt improving slowly while Mrs. Roosevelt postpones her return. Miss Alice Roosevelt walks a mile through deep snow to Mrs. Lawrence’s tea, aided briefly by a farmer before reaching the gathering.
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Roosevelt
Federal Express
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Franklin
Harvard
Alice Roosevelt
James Lawrence
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Lawrence
Samuel Souther
Shirley
Souther
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Souther
Fire Claims 20 Horses in Roxbury Stable Blaze
Last night Boston reported three fires with two minor and one major blaze. At 11 Reading Street Roxbury a stable housed 20 horses burned to death after a late midnight start. Firemen fought blaze from second floor as owner Martin Fay & Sons estimated 20 head perished. Total losses near 11000 including livestock teams and hay. Fire also damaged nearby grocery and residence. cause undetermined.
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Reading Street
Roxbury
Martin Fay & Sons
Mullen
Hhlf
Martin Tai Fay
Two Alarms in Cambridge Fire Destroys Lumber in Dry House
Fire discovered in the Seaverns Piano Action Company boiler room on Broadway Cambridge consumed 60000 feet of oak lumber owned by Ira G. Hersey in the dry house on the second floor. Watchman Michael Schlutz reported a spark in the shaving pile. A first alarm at 7:45 sent Engines 2 3 5 7. by 8 00 officials thought it out but flames reached the drying room prompting a second alarm. The 2 story brick structure adjoins Seaverns factory. damage likely over 5000. Engine 6 hose near mishap endangered spectators before being secured.
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Broadway
Cambridge
Ira G. Hersey
Michael Schlutz
Hersey
Seaverns Company
Fire damages Bennington street building after two alarms
A fire at 268 Bennington street was spotted around 8 pm. The blaze required a second alarm as responders battled the flames, inflicting approximately 9500 dollars in damage before it was brought under control.
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Fire at 16 Summer Street Damages Paris Shirt Waist Co
An alarm from Box 82 summoned Boston firefighters to 16 Summer Street. Smoke filled the upper floor occupied by the Paris Shirt Waist Company, Morris Gilstein proprietor. The fire originated unknownly and was confined to the starting floor, with estimated losses of $1000.
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Boston
Summer Street
Paris Shirt Waist Company
Morris Gilstein
Miss Vining Leads Fight at D A R Convention Clash
At the Washington D A R convention Miss Floretta Vining of Boston led the charge against Mrs. Donald McLean of New York in a stormy session. Debates centered on amendments expanding state representation. multiple proposals were defeated amid high controversy and eloquent advocacy.
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New York
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Floretta Vining
Boston
Mass
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McLean
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Janet Richards
Camp
Connecticut
Lillian Pike Roome
New York City
Hamilton Ward
Continental Congress
Robert Mary Park
Georgia
Frances
Lynn Police Crack Biggest Raid in City History
Lynn on February 18 witnessed the largest gambling raid in memory as 113 men were arrested at two policy houses on Central square and Munroe street. Officers blocked exits and loaded prisoners into three patrol wagons, with bail set at $100 each and all to appear in Judge Berry’s court tomorrow morning.
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Donohue
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Frank Earle
William Ryder
John Smith
John Ross
Greeley Sargent
Henry Trueworthy
Eric McDonald
Fred Erne
John McCarthy
John Harrigan
John Cashman
William Tracey
Frank Emgset
John Eagan
John Laglois
Felix John
Henry Spinney
William Carr
William Co Edward Stevens
Charles Day
Brick Patterson
Charles Grant
John Shelton
Frank Williams
George Ellsworth
John Howard
Fred Spencer
Frank Buke
Joseph Allen
William FB. Hughes
Peter Geary
Michael Cronin
Charles Locke
Frank Day
Lewis Barrett
James Lyons
James Leary
George Mathews
James McHenry
Randolph Churchill
Thomas Ford
William Emerson
James Meaney
James Rowan
Patrick Finn
James Monahan
Henry Lewis
Henry Meaney
James Bemis
Frank Kennedy
Frank Burke
John Cahill
William Morrison
Henry Gates
J. P. Chandler
Melvin Warrington
James Donohoe
George Gove
Burnham
White
Oscar Blimm
Walter William
James Bland
James White
Albert Smith
Ernest Giggins
Edward Cowder
Clarence Beliewski
William Harris
Elmer Johnson
Edward Brown
Joseph Clinton
Francis James
Johnl. Brown
John Kane
Edward J. Jordan
John Lacey
Fred Gird
Alpheus Pevear
Michael Marden
Samuel Brown
Ora Belville
Frank Clay
Frank Trask
James Manning
Shepherd
Eastham
McDonough
Alderman McCann
Miss Ellen Stone Released by Brigands in Salonica
Paris reports Miss Ellen M. Stone has been released in good health by brigands and handed to the American legation dragoman in Constantinople. The kidnapper Tsilka is jailed for complicity. Stone and Mme Tsilka were seized Sept. 3 in the Salonica district during a party of about 15 friends. US government and missionaries pressed for release. ransom of 25,000 Turkish pounds was demanded, 72,500 dollars paid to the brigands on Feb. 6 by the American dragoman and the mission treasurer.
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The
Temps
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Legation
Rev. Tsilka
Miss Stone
Samakoy
Mme. Tsilka
Salonica
United States
M. Gargiulo
W. W. Peet
Podrome Monastery
Charlestown Councilman pushes tunnel under Bunker Hill
Councilman Mullen urges Boston city action to tunnel beneath Bunker Hill linking Sullivan and Main to create a boulevard. He cites labor for horses and costly current routes harming Mystic River wharf values and plans to seek council and Board of Aldermen support with city engineer cost assessment forthcoming.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Board of Aldermen
Mystic River Wharf
Sullivan
Main Streets
Fire destroys Adventist hospital in Battle Creek
A blaze gutted the Adventist sanitar ium and hospital in Battle Creek Michigan early today destroying the main buildings. Loss about 300000 with only 160000 insured. About 360 patients escaped in night clothes. One body feared buried in ruins Abner Case aged 8 8 of Bath New York missing. At least 300 people were in the building when the fire started in the basement.
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Abner Case
Bath
N. Y
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