Quinona Promises Cure for Various Ailments, Crowleys Say So
Boston area couple Mr. and Mrs. Crowley praise Quinona for reversing nervous dyspepsia and general weakness. Mrs. Crowley reports restored appetite and energy after a month, while Mr. Crowley claims restored digestion and sleep. The ad extols Quinona as a universal remedy improving digestion, blood, nerves, and immunity, urging a $1 bottle from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. K. Crowley
West Canton St
Boston, Mass
Albanians Lose 800 in Battle Near Babajhosi
In Salonica dated February 18, Albanians besieging Shemsi Pasha at Babajhosi were routed. About 20,000 Albanians clashed with 2,500 Turkish troops and three guns, with 800 men killed or wounded on the Albanian side. Turkish losses are described as heavy. Five more battalions were ordered to Verigovich, north of Uskub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonica
Macedonia
Shemsi Pasha
Babajhosi
Kings bid farewell to Roberts in army order
London Feb 18 A special army order issued tonight shows King Edward taking leave of Lord Roberts as commander in chief of the army. Dated Buckingham Palace the King urges all ranks to profit by his illustrious career and single minded devotion to sovereign and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Lord Roberts
Buckingham Palace
Mrs Louise B Robinson Hosts Whistler Reminiscence at Lenox
Mrs Louise B Robinson of Hotel Lenox recalled the late James McNeill Whistler yesterday afternoon in the red room informal event. A musical programme entertained guests while her daughter Miss Florence V Robinson, an artist, assisted in receiving attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise B. Robinson
Hotel Lenox
James McNeill Whistler
Florence V. Robinson
Tenekejian liberated from Turkish prison near Euphrates College
The American Board of Foreign Missions reports a Feb 15 message from Constantinople that Professor Tenekejian of Euphrates College Harpoot has been released from prison. He was arrested nearly nine months ago with about 30 other prisoners and held in solitary confinement by Turkish authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board of Foreign Missions
Constantinople
United States
Harpoot
Turkey
Tenekeian
Euphrates College
American Board
Tenekejian
Candia Youths Banquet Decide to Gift Stone Trough
Sixty six residents of Candia New Hampshire attended the fourth annual banquet at the American House last night. They resolved to present their town with a stone watering trough as a keepsake of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candia
N. H
Beautiful gowns worn by prominent society women
Mrs Edward Wharton of Beacon Street wanders wintering in town amid high society. She favors brown, wearing a dark seal gown of rough mixed fabric with wide hem and box plaits. Bodice in India silk matches, hat features black liberty silk shirring and lace accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wharton
Beacon Street
Groton
Mass
Morgue Fight Over Corpse Sparks City Tensions
Charles H. White lay dead in the North Grove street morgue after his body was found in a Wall Street doorway. District Attorney Oliver Stevens and Medical Examiner Francis A. Harris clash with morgue officials, amid autopsy orders and alleged staff inaction as new morgue management arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. White
North Grove Street
Oliver Stevens
Francis A. Harris
Board of Health
White
Wall Street
Hig. Nek
Postponement of Hill case in Boston custody suit
A high profile Boston custody dispute between William H. Hill Jr and his father, a wealthy banker, was postponed by agreement of counsel and Supreme Court justices. The case, over the custody of Hill Jr and his four year old son, will be rescheduled after the February 22 holiday recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Back Bay
Supreme Court
William H. Hill, Jr
Boston
William Hill
Hill
Emma H. Cheeney
Gainsboro Street
Mr. Hill
W. H. Hill, Jr
Reception at BU Theology School Honors 300 Guests
The theological school at Boston University hosted over 300 guests last night in the college building on Mt Vernon Street. The entire building and hallways were opened for the reception. Notable attendees included Henry C. Sheldon, Charles W. Rishell, John M. Barker, William E. Huntington, Borden P. Bowne, Franklin Hamilton, George A. Finney, and Hinckley G. Mitchell, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theological School of Boston University
Mt. Vernon Street
Henry C. Sheldon
Bold Thief in Back Bay Depot
A. J. Hayman of Coolidge Corner Brookline reported the Back Bay station robbery. A dress suitcase containing a full dress suit with accessories and a woman's silk waist worth 150 dollars was taken from the platform while he waited for a train at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hayman
Coolidge’s Corner
Brookline
Back Bay
Boston & Albany Road
Mr. Hayman
Publishers Press War Against Paper Combinations
At the American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting in New York on February 18, members adopted a resolution urging the President and Attorney General to sue any paper combinations to test legality and competition stifling. Don Seitz and John Norris urged action against International Paper Company, with Seitz offering 10,000 dollars for a national campaign to end the duty on wood pulp. The afternoon committee backed raising a 100,000 dollar fund to promote agitation for relief from paper combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Conde Hamlin
St. Paul Pioneer Press
United States
Don Seita
John Norris
New York World and Times
International Paper Company
Mr. Seitz
Seitz
Cambridge School Board Names Principal At Wyman School
At a Cambridge School Board meeting Addie M Bettinson was nominated as principal of the Wyman School replacing the late M Carrie Dickman. Maria J Bacon transferred from Stearns to Wyman School while Clarry Rich was confirmed as teacher at Rindge Memorial Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Addie M. Bettinson
Wyman
M. Carrie Dickman
Maria J. Bacon
The
Stearns
Clarry
Rich
Rindge Memorial Training School
The Popular Vote of 1904
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy curing dyspepsia by digesting food and restoring stomach strength. A testimonial from a St Louis man claims dramatic relief after limited use, with six boxes costing three dollars and ongoing availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
St. Louis
Weymouth Car Lines Buried In Snow Toll Details
Weymouth February 18 electrics in the area remain tied up since Sunday except the East Weymouth to Braintree line opened yesterday. Several lines were reopened this afternoon but routes East to South Weymouth and Hingham to Rockland stay closed. Rails between Hingham and Nantucket remain under snow, and the Hingham to North Weymouth line via Crow Point has been snowed in since December 26.
Habeas Corpus Writ for J B Staples
A writ of habeas corpus was issued yesterday bringing J B Staples to court. Staples had been jailed at Salém for failing to comply with a final decree in the suit of Parge against him to deliver paintings and other property to Paige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Staples
Staples
Salém
Parge
Paige
President Jennings Murdered in Brooklyn Office
George B. Jennings, president of the Jennings Adjustable Shade Company, was shot in his 104 Liberty Street office by Frank McNamara, superintendant at Elgin Watch Case Company. Clerks say a heated dispute preceded the shot, McNamara fled but was captured by Jennings’s clerks and handed to police. McNamara, formerly of Sag Harbor, LI, allegedly claimed to have seen Jennings at his home late at night. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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New York
George B. Jennings
Jennings Adjustable Shade Company
Liberty Street
Brooklyn
Frank McNamara
Elgin Watch Case Company
Elgin
Ill
Jennings
McNamara
Sag Harbor
L. I
Frank
Phelan Family Troubles Again at East Cambridge
In a separate maintenance case before Judge Lawton yesterday in East Cambridge, Mrs. Gertrude Phelan accuses Edmund T. Phelan of abusive treatment and lack of support. The comedian defendant denies the charges, claims daughters upset the home, and says he will provide for wife and himself. He acknowledges pointing a revolver at his daughter Elsie but says it was a stage prop and harmless. The judge will render a decision after careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan
Lawton
East Cambridge
Gertrude Phelan
Edmund T. Phelan
Elsie
Fireman Perry Saves Children From Runaway Horse
Boston fireman John J. Perry of Combination Truck 2 on Fourth street sprang into the street as a runaway horse dragged a buggy carrying nine schoolchildren past the fire station. He grabbed the bridle, held on for blocks up Sixth street, and stopped the animal, saving the children from harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Perry
Boston Fire Department
Fourth Street
William Ayer
Bowen Street
Fifth Street
C Street
Ayer
Perry
Sixth Street
Barge Belize Wedged in Ice at Dorchester Ave
The coal barge Belize, owned by J. T. Tighe Company of South Boston, is jammed in ice at the foot of I Street on Dorchester Avenue while workers hack and saw to open a channel to the wharf. It may take several days to reach the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belize
J. T. Tighe Company
Boston
I Street
Dorchester Ay
Anonymous Postals Plague Somerville Pastor
The Rev. George H. Clarke of Broadway M. E. Church Somerville seeks the author of anonymous postal cards sent to local papers and Boston claiming Rev. H. G. Butler was called to his pulpit. Organist Mrs. Whitelaw and former pastor Rev. N. B. Fiske were also victims. Most notices bear no signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Clarke
Broadway M. E
Somerville
Boston
H. G. Butler
Hubbardston
Clarke
Whitelaw
N. B. Fiske
Prisoner Webb Faces One More Of His Victims
New cases against Webb the alleged swindler awaiting trial at East Cambridge jail appear daily. Yesterday Inspector Gaddis brought two women to identify Webb who was singled out by one woman as the man who swindled her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
East Cambridge
Gaddis
Boston
Citizens fear thaw will wreck old Hingham Bridge
Citizens of Hingham and North Weymouth fear a sudden thaw could wash away the old Hingham bridge. The structure spans the river at its narrowest point and a high tide with water from upstream ponds might break it apart and carry debris to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Weymouth
Hingham
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure a cold. Each box bears Grove's signature on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Cause of the Iroquois Fire Revealed in Chicago
Corporation Counsel Tolman says the Iroquois matinee fire was caused by an air chamber draft from a large electric fan. Public appraiser Alfred C. Mace traced three weeks of investigation to the east wall air chamber, finding melted fan leaves and a strong draft likely feeding the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tolman
Grand
Alfred C. Mace
Mace
McNamara Withdraws as Delegate Candidate in 10th District
Ex-Councillor Jeremiah J. McNamara ends hopes for a 10th district delegate race as he withdraws from seeking a seat at the national Democratic convention in St Louis. McNary sought delegate at large and support for Mayor Collins to join the slate, with talk of a Ward 20 machine pick as a second delegate in the 10th, though still undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. McNamara
St. Louis
McNary
Collins
McNamara
Ward 20
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Mrs. Crowley
MR Crowley
Mrs Crowley
KINGS
TO Roberts
Whistler
George G. Hovey
West 128Th Street
New York City
Duffy
Eays
West 128Th St
Germi
Eman Hiyatty
Uffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
B. U
New Bedford
Dartmouth Manufacturing Company
Cambridge School Board
Weymouth
Wellville
Pres. Jennings
Fireman
Hingham Bridge
Mme. DE Angelis
Mme
Emelia O. de Angelis
Béacon Street
Isabella Street
M. Braman
Creen Street
West End
Hesieg
Sammy
Sammy March
Daisy Donahue
Elisa Jane
Mame
Barney
Coon
M’namara
Leavy
National Dental Parlors
Winter Street
Vreihess
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange ST
DR. King
King Dental Parlors
Washington
Cor. Avan
Lady Ass
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