Father testifies Dr Greene remedy cured child’s St. Vitus Dance
Genaries L. McBay of New Bedford Massachusetts writes that his daughter aged two years suffered St Vitus Dance and rheumatism but improved quickly after using Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. He notes the child regained appetite walked normally and could attend school. Dr Greene offers free advice from 34 Temple Place Boston.
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D. Warp
North
Carlisle St
Philadelphia
Dr. Greene
Enaries L. McBay
Myrtle St
New Bedford
Mass
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mill Crisis in Fall River Mills Over Production
Fall River reports a fragile mill situation driven by print cloth overproduction. A 200000 piece weekly contract with the Iron Works and American Printing complicates wage cuts. The selling committee calls for broader control of all cloth grades and faster price adjustments to stem losses.
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Fall River
Matthew Borden
Tiron Works
American Printing Company
Fall River Cotton Outlook at Mellen House Hearing
A sub-committee of the United States Industrial Commission held a long hearing at the Mellen House in Fall River with witnesses from labor and industry. The session ran from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and covered tariff impact, labor laws, and regional conditions, with emphasis on national regulation and ongoing industry improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tali River
Mellen House
United States Industrial Commission
New England
Providence
Robert T. Davis
Simeon B. Chase
King Philip Mills
Tansey, Jackson, Whitehead
O'Donnell
Boston
Fall River
Mrs Fairbanks Elected President General of DAR
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks wife of Indiana senator wins the DAR president general post with 383 votes to 208 for Mrs Donald McLean and 42 for Mrs Washington Roebling. Other officers named include Mrs M B Tulloch and Miss Minnie Mickley in key posts as the organization met in Washington February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fairbanks
Donald McLean
Washington Roebling
M. B.tulloch
District of Columbia
W. A. Smoot
Virginia
Minnie Mickley
Pennsylvania
BB. B. Darwin
Libmrian
Julia T. McBlair
American Monthly Magazine
Wirey M. Avery
Ohio
Lillian Lockwood
E. W. Howard
William Lindsay
Kentucky
George M
Sternberg
C. Waring
South Carolina
M. T. Scott
Illinois
A. A. Kendall
Maine
Mrs. Fairbanks
Manning
Mclean
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Catarrh Treated Effectively by Stuart's Tablets Says Doctor
A retired physician extols the progress against catarrh and endorses Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as the safest efficient internal remedy. He cites cures for headaches deafness hay fever asthma and throat and stomach catarrh speedily improving with days of use. He notes the tablets contain no cocaine or opiates and prefer them to inhalers or douches for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Widow to inherit $200,000 from husband’s father will
Mrs. Marion Butters, a widow of 774 Columbus Avenue, has waited seventeen years for her share of a $200,000 fortune left by her husband's father. She repeatedly declined offers of $5,000 to relinquish her claim as the estate awaited final settlement on the father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Butters
Columbus Avenue
D A R Meeting Ends With Protest and Thanks
Mrs McLean praised supporters of her principles but urged fair conduct as she pressed for protection of D A R members from calumny. Mrs Fairbanks thanked supporters, was ruled to preside, and an invitation to a reception followed a rising vote of thanks.
Sons of Revolution Elect Washington Leader on Ballot
At the Sons of the American Revolution annual meeting in Washington on February 22 Noble D. Larner was elected president on the third ballot with 79 votes to 68 for Pr J W Bayne. The election was then declared unanimous Other officers elected include John W Bayne Wallace McLean H P Holt Sidney L Besselivre Albert Peale John W Chickering and Thomas Childs D D as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Noble D. Larner
Mr. Larner
J. W. Bayne
John W. Bayne
John Goote
John Paul Earnest
Wallace McDonald McLean
William H. Pearce
H. P. R. Holt
Sidney L. Besselivre
Albert ©. Peale
John W. Chickering
Thomas 8. Childs
D. D
Change That Ends Coffee Reliance Postum Cereal Letter
A New York mechanical draughtsman credits Postum for relief from gastritis headaches and nervous symptoms caused by coffee. He describes switching at meals and then breakfast, noting improved health and urging others to try Postum before coffee causes further harm. Letter authenticated by Postum Cereal Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fpostum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Woman fights for share of father in law estate
Mrs. Margaret E. Fredericton of Jersey City seeks all or nothing in her late husband’s will, claiming rights to the estate once held by his mother. Born in England and raised in Boston, she survived poverty as a laundress and curtain mender while planning future self provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Fredericton
Jersey City
M. J
Butters
Bofton
Foresters of America gift to Roxbury couple noted
Mr and Mrs Louis Davis of 13 Brookford Street Roxbury received a desk chair and couch as a surprise donation from the Foresters of America. Henry Talberth chief ranger of Court Star of the East delivered the presentation address followed by a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Davis
Brookford Street
Roxbury
The
Foresters of America
Henry Talberth
Court Star of the East
H. Talberth
Altierie
Ryan
J. Char
Stone
J. Mack
M.altierie
C. Barnett
Hambro
L. Carr
Haag
Verdi Requiem Rehearsal and Concert Planned
Last regular rehearsal of the Handel and Haydn Society for Verdi's Requiem was held last evening. An orchestral rehearsal is scheduled tomorrow at 1 pm. The performance is set for Sunday at 7 30 in Symphony Hall with the chorus delivering strong work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
Automobile Club Opens Brookline Headquarters
The Automobile Club of New England has established its headquarters in southern Brookline and yesterday opened the club house for inspection by members and friends after several months without a meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Automobile Club of
New England
Brookline
Entertainment at State Prison Charlestown on Washington’s Birthday
Inmates at Charlestown State Prison enjoyed a morning vaudeville show in the chapel followed by a brief yard liberty. A special dinner was served to mark the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charlestown
Fire damages Cambridge home on Union Street
A fire last night damaged a house at 14 Union Street in Cambridge. The blaze, reported near George Swanson, involved owner Ohn McFarland and caused about 200 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Union Street
Aceune
George Swanson
Ohn McFarland
Murder In Chicago Vendetta Ties Mafia Sympathy
Salvatore Giovanni was shot to death near Grand and Milwaukee in Chicago amid a mafia linked vendetta. Carlo Battista, a recent New York arrival, and Giovanni were attacked by three men as they walked to Giovanni’s home. Police raided 141 Milton Avenue, arresting nine Italians tied to the Mafia Society while weapons and counterfeit coins were found.
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Chicago
Grand
Milwaukee Avenues
Salvatore Giovanni
Carlo Battista
New York
Battista
Giovanni
Milton Avenue
Mafia Society
Domini Catalan
Nofel Philip
Rafael Litta
Capalna Makea
Nalkri Ferna
John Ronte
Simon Rafael
Tony Spargno
Joseph Mariso
Mariso
Ralph Cundove
Colvinda Gundove
South Fourth Street
St. Louis
Italy
Boston
Polk Street
Sicilian Society
Unclear Italian Labor Contact Names In Boston Case
Report notes Giovanni likely not a surname and no local Italian labor contractor named Giovanni found in Boston. Lt Rosatto says he has no record of Giovanni or related removal to Chicago. Consul Brindisi suggests the name may be two Christian names, not a proper surname.
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Giovanni
Chicago
Rosatto
Station 1
Boston
John
Salvatore
Brindisi
Hart Talks to Hebrews at Zion Hall Opening Meeting
The B'nai Zion Educational Society held its first public meeting of the season at Zion Hall 170 Hanover street with Mayor Thomas N. Hart Representative Samuel H. Borofsky and Harry M. Kallen as speakers Presiding was President Jacob Beerman Rabbi Charles Fleischer was unable to attend due to a cold The program included piano selections by Celia Cohen Prussia and others Hart urged equal rights for Hebrews while stressing good citizenship Borofsky extolled George Washington and drew lessons for modern conduct Kallen spoke likewise
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B’nai Zion Educational Society
Zion Hall
Hanover Street
Thomas N. Hart
Samuel H. Borofsky
Harry M. Kallen
Jacob Beerman
Charles Fleischer
Celia Cohen
Prussia
Hart
Borofsky
George Washington
Kallen
High School Pupils Dance at Montgomery Street Armory
Four hundred pupils of the English High School danced in the school armory on Montgomery street after noon, from 2 39 to 6. Matrons were wives of teachers Mesdames G. W. Evans Er R Kingsbury and J A Bentley. Committee aided by school battalion officers Captains Williams SBorgardus Merriam Houghton and Rogers. Refreshments were served.
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Montgomery Street
Mesdames
G. W. Evans
Er. R. Kingsbury
J. A. Bentley
Williams, Sborgardus
Merriam
Houghton
Rogers
Cod liver oil emulsion aid for nursing mothers
Nursing mothers seek Scotts emulsion of cod liver oil to sustain pregnancy for two, build strength, aid digestion, and boost milk supply and quality. A sample can be sent for trial. Scott & Lowne, 409 Pearl street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Lowne
Pearl Street
New York
Marquis of Headfort Marries Rosa Boote in London
The Marquis of Headfort reportedly married Rosa Boote of the Flora Dora company at the Lyric Theatre. Boote, a noted Gaiety Theatre star, has appeared in Boston with various Girl pieces and in London productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rosie Boote
Gaiety Theatre
Boston
Wreath Ceremony Honors Washington by Italian Society
The George Washington Italian Society in Boston laid a large wreath on the equestrian statue in the Public Garden. About 100 marchers with a brass band gathered at Hanover Street HQ, with Antonio Martovano speaking in Italian and Joseph La Barbera giving an English tribute to Italy and America. A banquet followed at the society’s headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
George Washington Italian Society
Hanover Street
Antonio Martovano
Garibaldi
Joseph la Barbera
Italy
America
Charles Spagniolo
Joseph Martovano
Joseph Runci
G. Gateano
Frank Bruno
Mauri Caleri
James Bernati
Albert Canto
Henry Bruno
Joseph Seminora
F. de Salvo
Recolizio
G. Musolino
A. Bruno
Is. Terminelli
L. Suparelli
G. Lombardo
G. Launi
G. de Leva
F. Merlino
N. Fasano
G. de Domenico
G. Galeani
A. Orfanello
N. Pistorino
R. Pistorino
Fighting the Tobacco Trust in New Bedford
A non trust meeting at City Hall drew 300 members organized by Harry M. Chapman after being cut off by the tobacco trust. Chapman aims to rally consumers against exclusive trust handling and to oppose the trust locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
City Hall
Harry M. Chapman
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U. S
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Griswold
Conn
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Allston
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John A. Andrew
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Washington Street
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W. W. Bleckmur
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F. P. Preble
Joseph W. Thayer
FE. Stiles
Winthrop Smith
Eorge A. Hibbard
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Pmerenn
J. H. Lina
Fairbank Dar
Mrs. Butters
Sons OF Revolution Elect
Foresters
Automobile Club
State Prison
Panmer Buston
B'nai Zion Educational Society
Scotts
Omega Chemical Co
Broadway
Miss Boote
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McLean Shoe Co
Devonshire Street
Col
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Beyiston
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