Diseased Kidneys Praised Cure for Liver Kidney Disease
Mr William Hitchcock of Stapleton S I New York born 1883 aged 25 suffers two years from kidney and liver disease and credits Warner's Safe Cure with relief and cure after all else failed He states he felt better after taking the remedy and recommends it to friends The ad urges urine tests and free medical analysis plus a trial bottle offer in Boston Post backed by Rochester Warner's Safe Cure Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hitchcock
Stapleton
S. I
N. Y
Hitchcock
New York
Warner
Bright
Warner’s Safe Cure CO
Rochester
Boston Post
John B Moran Laid to Rest at Holy Cross Cemetery
More than 500 mourners gathered at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden for the funeral of John B Moran late district attorney of Suffolk county The service followed a Wakefield home ceremony conducted by Rev Father W T O Connor The procession included two carriages of floral tribute and twenty cars with mourners Suffolk county courts were closed for the day and many Wakefield businesses paused as leaders and colleagues attended Moran was born in Wakefield and remembered for his public service by lawyers politicians and friends alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Moran
Suffolk County
Holy Cross
Malden
Moran
Wakefield
T. J. Holland
St. Joseph’s Church
Maplewood
Massachusetts
Horace Moran
Mary Moran
Marvin Street
W. T. O'Connor
St. Joseph's Church
Alonzo D. Moran
Dr. Moran
Miss Moran
John P. Feeney
Mr. Moran
Thomas W. Lawson
Register of Deeds
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Register of Probate
Arthur W. Dolan
Felix W. McGettrick
Michael J. Dwyer
Hugh Doherty
Isaac Isaacs
J. W. Cummings
Fall River
James &. Cotter
John &. Richardson
Benjamin B. Dewing
Max Fischaker
Lawrence
James M. Curley
Thomas J., Giblin
Frederick J. Brand
Attridge”’ and Anderson
Gerry Brown
George Fred Williams
John Quinn, Jr
Bernard Carlin
Lynn
John Cronin
J. H. Mullen
Charles F. Dolan
S Messenger
Supreme Judicial Court
Henrys. Dewey
Walter Fredericks
W. M. Mullen
Chester
Daniel H W. Coakley
William Powers
James Myrick
James A. Guallavin
Dennis Sullivan
Woburn
William F. Coveney
James A. Watson
John J. Maguire
Matthew Cummings
Joseph Lundy
John A. Ryan
William R. Wright
John Farley
Court House
John W. Cummings
James A. Gallivan
James E. Feeney
William P. Connery
Frank J. Linehan
Edward S. Grady
Maurice M. Lynch
Mayor Hibbard
Elizabeth A. Collins
E. A. Hurley
Delia Thurston
Philip J. Doherty
Elizabeth R. Porter
James Hurley
Clarence W. Rowley
Grenville S. McFarland
C. H. Adams
C. D. Hamilton
M. J. Manning
G. Murdock
Henry Boone
Lavinia Runs Aground In Severe Snowstorm
The Prince Edward Island bark Lavinia, sailing from Pernambuco Brazil to St John s in ballast, ran ashore near Cape Race during a blinding snowstorm. The crew escaped and the ship is likely a total wreck. Captain Wilson and the Lavinia crew were all shipped from Newfoundland. The vessel was owned by the Adelaide Steam Tug Company.
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ST. John's
N. F
Cape Race
Prince Hdward Island
Lavinia
Pernambuco
Brazil
Wilson
Newfoundland
Adelaide Steam Tug Company
Gold Dust Promises Quick Clean for All Home Areas
Gold Dust is claimed as the best cleaner for kitchen living room bath pantry and closet. It not only cleans but pries under the surface dissolves dirt and leaves a shine. The ad says it works quicker and more economically than soap and is suitable for daily use for every cleaning purpose.
Plans to Sell Park Square Site in Boston
New Haven Connecticut February 18 The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad plans to sell or lease the old Park Square station site of the Boston and Providence railroad after the building is destroyed. The land is valued at a little over five million dollars and proceeds go to the New Haven company treasury, not to the old Boston and Providence or the Old Colony Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Old Park Square
Boston and Providence Railroad
Boston
New Haven Company
Old Boston & Providence Railroad Company
The
Old Colony Company
Youth in jail girl at home Worcester
After seven months absence Miss Louise Masson, 17, daughter of John Masson, returns to Worcester. Joseph Rozzano, who left Worcester with her, is jailed for horse and wagon theft. He urged her to flee. she says they went to New York and separated. She worked in New York Brooklyn and Danielson. Rozzano returned to Worcester and was jailed. Miss Masson says she will stand by him.
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Worcester
Louise Masson
John Masson
Quinn Jane
Joseph Rozzano
Miss Masson
New York
Brooklyn
Danielson
Rozzano
Criminal Court
Miss Musson
Port Saves Baby In Icy Ledge Fire Rescue
Harry Port climbed an icy ledge thirty feet above the pavement to rescue his infant during a fire at 70 Middlesex Street South End yesterday morning. Firemen confined the blaze to the third floor, caused by an overheated stove, with damage estimated at fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Port
Middlesex Street
South End
Mr. Port
Fear Uprising In Teheran
Teheran reports say a circulating notice urges nationals to seek refuge in their legation and fly their flag amid rising unrest. Food prices soar as bazaars close, murders and robberies increase in the native quarter. The turmoil follows Resht's revolutionary outburst and new provisional government, with Resht officials killed and orders intensified at the Russian legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Resht
Mrs Robban Cleared Spouse on Death Bed
The Rev Father Haney testified at an inquest in Judge Luce's court that Mrs Margaret Robban, who died from injuries at Waltham Hospital, exonerated her husband John Robban of all blame. Robban had been questioned about how his wife's clothing caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Haney
Margaret Robban
Waltham Hospital
Leather goods at reduced prices at London Harness Co
The London Harness Company at 176 Devonshire and 27 Federal streets displays drastic reductions on travel goods and leather items. Steam trunks purses robes dress suitcases and accessories are priced to attract quick sales. This week also features the annual glove sale with English Hand Sewn street gloves offered cheaply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Harness Company
Devonshire Street
Federal Street
London
Continent
Death of John S. LeFavor Boston Post Office Clerk
John S. LeFavor a 39 year veteran clerk in the Boston Post Office paper room died suddenly of heart disease at his Winthrop home 117 Locust Street. Born in Canada January 1 JSS he spent 14 years in Australia and served in the Civil War era on the Texas frontier. He leaves a widow and one daughter. Funeral at his late residence with Winthrop Lodge Masons Odd Fellows in charge. Winthrop Yacht Club members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. LeFavor
Boston Postoffice
Locust Street
Winthrop
Mr. LeFavor
Canada
JSS
Australia
United States
Texas
LeFavor
Tie
Winthrop Lodge of Masons and Odd Fellows
Girl of Good Family Weds a Prisoner
Miss Martha M. Merkl, noted as a girl of good family, arrived with a sheriff and asked to wed Alred Brown, jailed on burglary charges after being caught in the residential district. A court exchange followed as the plea was explained: she said he was her sweetheart before police custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tani
Allert Brown
Ashi Dia
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Holy Cross Cemetery
Lawson
Hibbard
Y Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Bend
Qiker-Jaynes’ Drug
Bostog Haughies
Dutton
Park Square
New Haven
Baby
Earl Howe
Cherry St
Allegan, Mich
Jaynes Drug Co
Viennese Orchestra S
Washington and Essex Sts
Mass
Nation
N.E
Tailor’s
Paris
Copenhagen
Harvard
At. de
America
Henry Siegel Co
Our
New England
Europe
Mme. Fleury
Hifenry Siegel Co
Winthrup Yacht Club
Buffalo
Martha M. Merkl
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