Warner's Safe Cure free trial offer in Boston Post
Free trial bottle offered to sufferers of kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. Write Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester NY and mention seeing the offer in the Boston Post. Publisher guarantees genuineness. Doctor will send medical booklet with symptoms and treatments and testimonials. Warner's Safe Pills taken with the Cure aid quicker relief.
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Alderman Stubig
Bright
Roscoe Boulevard
Chicago
Warner
H. M. Stubig
Warner Safe Care Co
Rocheser
N. Y
Boston Post
Themene
Waugh Loses Ticket Of Leave For Gambling Crime
Elwood B. Waugh, 18, Somerville, once a ticket of leave man, was imprisoned yesterday after larcenizing $10 from a young woman in her mother's house. Police cite his gambling, notably craps, and recent reformatory history, including prior reformatory confinement in 1900 and probation since September, as factors in his downfall. His mother, unable to curb him, asked for reformatory placement for an indefinite period as the neighborhood expresses sympathy for the distressed family.
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Elwood B. Waugh
Somerville
Walsh
Waugh
Concord Reformatory
Reformatory
No Women in City Print Shop Sparks Controversy
The municipal printing plant issued a policy excluding women with 18 women suspended and many others appealing to officials to reverse the move. Superintendent Whalen insists the plant will run with men for a year to test viability while politicians seek reinstatement. Former superintendent Monahan and expert Nichols defend cost-cutting and improved efficiency, arguing the plant can operate cheaper than a private union shop. A playground funding proposal surfaces with a potential city-borrowing plan, but no committee is set.
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Whalen
M. T. Monahan
H. 8. Chase
T. C. Nichols
Mr. Monahan
Nichols
Monahan
Lynn
Playground for Ward 9 Landmark plan to fund play space
Ward 9 residents and supporters push for a district playground with Mayor Collins poised to approve a $250,000 appropriation. A recent hearing in the mayor’s office featured prominent teens advocating buying property to create a suitable site.
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Ward 9
Collins
Enchanted Lent Concert Opens at Chickering Hall
Last night at Chickering Hall the first Lent chamber concert featured Tennyson's Enoch Arden with George Riddle as fencer and B J Lang at the piano. Subscribers listed include Mrs John il g mer and many Boston society figures such as Mrs Henry Whitney Mrs Thacher Loring Miss Katherine Stivacher Mrs Robert Evans and Mrs Eben Draper among others.
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Chickering Hall
Enoch Arden
Tennyson
George Riddle
B. J. Lang
Eaid
John IL
G Mer
Henry M. Whitney
Amien J. Mixter
Thacher Loring
T. M. Retch
Francis
Peabody
Herry E. Raymond
A. Shuman
George C. Lee
Eben S. Draper
Bayard Thayer
Frederick S. Clark
Eleanor Sears
H. H. Proctor
J. Montgomery Sears
Charles P. Hemenway
Wiliam W. Vaughan
Nathaniel Thayer
F. M. Johnson
Morton Prince
Henry Lyman Shaw
G. F. Townsend
Henry Davis Sleeper
Fh. M. Jones
George H. Shaw
G. D. Low
Samuel N. Aldrich
Charles H. Paine
Winthrop Perera
Gordon Abbott
and G. Weeks, Jr
Parker Bremer
Charles M Head
Nathan Matthews, Jr
R. H. Allen
Robert Gould Shaw
J. Oakes Shaw
A. Farnsworth
Robert §. Bradley
Charles H. Stearns
T. H. Vose
George P. Gardner
Dexter
Anne ©. Crosby
Prescott
William Hooper
Free weight loss mail offer from Kellogg at Battle Creek
Advertisement promises a home weight loss treatment that reduces weight to normal without diet or medicine. It claims safety and natural science, urges sending name and address to Prof F J Kellogg of Battle Creek Michigan for a free trial package with directions and testimonials.
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F. J. Kellogg
W. Main St
Battle Creek
Mich
Free to Ladies Free to Ladies $5 Treatment Offer
A promotional notice promises free full sized $5.00 home treatment packages from Dr. Mary Lock Co for women suffering from menstrual and reproductive issues. It claims two leading lady specialists will send a three course remedy by mail to Chicago based Dr. Mary Lock Co, Englewood Station, urging women to write with name and address to receive the free package.
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Mary Lock
America
U. S
Mary Lock Co
Englewood Station
Chicago
Ill
Jones Tells Of Forged Wills In Patrick Trial
New York report shows Charles F. Jones detailing his closeness to Millionaire Rice and his alleged confession of killing Rice by chloroform under Patrick's urging. The testimony covers a 1900 will, alleged conspiracies, and Patrick’s plan to honor legacies to secure probate, with Meyer and Short involved and Jones pressed to gain a share.
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New York
Charles F. Jones
Patrick
Millionaire Rice
Jones
Rice
Patrick Will
Morris Meyer
David L. Short
Rice House
Short
Mr. Rice
Meyer
Baker
Texas
van Wyck
Bayne
Death of Nellie Sweeney in East Boston
Miss Nellie Sweeney of East Boston daughter of the late James and Catherine Sweeney died Tuesday night at her sister Mrs Catherine Sheehans residence 28 Suroner Street She had lived all her life in East Boston and was a member of Ladies Auxiliary 4 A O H Funeral services Sunday morning with a colonial high mass at the Church of the Assumption
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NellIe Sweeney
East Boston
James
Catherine Sweeney
Catherine Sheehan
Suroner Street
Miss Sweeney
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. O
Colonia
Church of the Assumption
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Western Journey Rates
Daily during March and April, $30 from Chicago to Anaconda Butte Helena Montana Grand Junction Glenwood Leadville Colorado Balt Lake Ogden Utah. Correspondingly low Boston to these and other Western points. Information and tickets at Chicago Northwest Railway office 368 Washington street Boston.
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Chicago
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Montana
Grand Junction
Glenwood
Leadville
Colorado
Balt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Boston
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
First National Bank Building Sold to State Street Syndicate
In a major city sale the First National Bank building at State and Devonshire streets sold to a State Street real estate syndicate for a price far above the $325,400 assessed value. The plan is to raze the five story granite structure and erect an 11 story fireproof stone and steel office building with banking rooms on the lower floors. A second large State street property sale totaling over $1,006,000 is also in negotiation with terms and purchaser unnamed.
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First National Bank
State
Devonshire Streets
Bank of Nova Scotia
State Street
Oic
House Passes Banking Bill Amid Senate Scrutiny
The House advanced a banking bill to separate savings and national banks with a refer endum amendment defeated by six votes. Senate opposition looms as possible constitutional objections and recommital moves are raised. Committee reports include new licensing, ballot marking, and harbor improvement items. A $2500 grant to the New England Industrial School for Deaf Mutes is proposed, plus a harbor survey for Cataumet Harbor.
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House
Hayes
Lowell
Myers
Senate
Committee On Election Laws
Cattle Commission
Board of Agriculture
Lowell Board of Police
Poston
Hyde Park Avenue
Broadway Bridge
General Court
Worcester City Hospital
Timothy J. Murphy
New England Industrial School
Harbor and Land Committee
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Cataumet Harbor
Warm breakfast beverage praised as Postum aid
A Philadelphia physician extols Postum as a healthy warm breakfast drink, arguing it substitutes coffee without health drawbacks. He notes Postum aids digestion and evacuation, shares patient success stories, and urges consistent use to gain health benefits for invalids and the general public.
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Wm. R. Blackwood
Philadelphia
Hard Time for Liquor Men Hearing Bills Move Saloons After Four
A Boston committee hearing on two liquor bills heard Isaac Paul defend opening saloons after 4 pm on election days arguing it eases hard times for dealers. Others questioned impact on vote counting while McGrath and Noon opposed easing. The session also considered a plea from the Boston Brewers’ Association for lower liquor license fees.
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Isaac Paul
Boston
Representative Badger
Paul
McGrath
Boston Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Lawrence
R. Mills
George Alfred Noon
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
William 58. Weld
Boston ‘Brewers’ Association
Evacuation Day Monument Funding Debate in Boston
Representative Edward L Logan urged a 00 dollar appropriation to dedicate the Dorchester Heights monument on March 17. The rules committee favored suspending rules to let the resolution pass, with Governor Crane and the adjutant general backing state funds if needed. The monument marks Washington's view as British troops evacuated Boston on March 17, 1776, and the measure is expected to pass both houses.
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Edward L. Logan
Boston
Committee On Rules
Dorchester Heights
Logan
Adjutanteneral
Overnor Crane
Council
George Washington
Loran
House
Senate
Public Health Panel Debates Vaccination Penalties
The committee on public health held a hearing on Dr. Samuel H. Durgin’s petition to exempt certain ages from penalties for non vaccination and on the Pfeiffer bill requiring consent before injections. Chairman Bullock warned it would bar vaccination and hypos injecting, while Dr. Schmidt said it could make medical practice impossible. The panel also weighed two anti vaccination bills from the Anti Vaccination League and Rep Foster of Somerville, with towns reported to elect health boards that would not enforce vaccination laws. The hearing was continued to the following day.
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Committee On Public Health
Samuel H. Durgin
Pfeiffer Rh
Bullock
Schmidt
Jamaica Plain
Somerville
Foster
Boards of Health
Governor names Bacon as especial justice for Newton Police Court
At a meeting of the Executive Council yesterday the Governor named William F. Bacon as a especial justice of the Newton Police Court, L. W. Cleaveland of
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Executive Council
William F. Bacon
Newton
L. W. Cleaveland
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