Aphro Dox Promised To Boost Vitality For All
Physician M Calman claims Aphro Dox enhances vitality endurance and resistance to fatigue. He cites Prince Boris Davidovitch of St Petersburg and asserts the remedy strengthens nerves heart and stomach. Available in a large bottle for $1 at drug stores with demand to try it today.
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University of St. .Petersburg
Prince Boris
Europe
Rene
Aphrodox
M. Calman
M. D
Dodge Witness Discharged in John Doe Divorce Case
New York recorder ruled Charles W. Morse former president of the IcAn Ice Company is not a lawful witness before the grand jury in the John Doe proceedings about the divorce and remarriage of Mrs Constance Dodge Morse was not held in contempt for refusal to answer questions and was discharged from further grand jury participation unless a specific charge is made. He was served with a subpoena to appear before the March grand jury in the People vs Charles Dodge and others.
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New York
Goff
Charles W. Morse
Erand
Ican Ice Company
John Doe
Constance
Dodge-Morse
Charlies F. Dodge
Texas
Morse
Grand Jury
The
People
Charles
Dodge
Portrait on Panama Canal Bonds Suggested by Senators
Washington Feb 25 Several Senators and Representatives urged the President to place Senator Hanna's portrait on the Panama Canal bonds Roosevelt approved the idea and said he would discuss it with Secretary Hay.
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Hanna
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Hay
Three Women Claim Clifford Bigamy Suspect Arrested in Baltimore
Patrick J. Clifford, a 23 year old travelling man, was captured by Inspector Robinson and jailed as a fugitive from justice. Baltimore records show he wed Grace Little Washington DC November 22, 1902 and Alexandria Jackson Atlantic City June 16 last year before marrying Adelaide Richardson Baltimore months later. Clifford, entertaining and gregarious, told drummers stories while awaiting officials.
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Patrick J. Clifford
Robinson
Clifford
Little
Adelaide Richardson
Grace Little
Washington, D. C
Alexandria Jackson
Atlantic City
N. J
Cliffo
Lively Fantan Bust Ends In Police Roundup
Sergeant Canney and a Station 4 detail burst into 11 Oxford Place to find 19 Chinese men in a lively fantan game with 700 counters 27 cards and a deal cup. They rushed for exits as officers entered and one man nearly plummeted from a window. All 19 were detained at Station 4 charged with gaming. counters cards and deal cup seized as evidence.
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Canney
Station 4
Oxford Place
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Natural Digestive Relief
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid that handles digestion like a healthy stomach. It argues for proper nourishment over starvation, claims the pills supply digestive fluids, ease weak stomachs, and support body and brain function, priced at 50 cents a box.
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Bey
Stuart
Votes Against Governor Bates Bill Stir Debates in House
Representative H. H. Newton led a strong bid to save Bates's liquor license funding plan but the House defeated the motion to table the bill. Debate drew many leaders, with postponement votes to Thursday and a crowding gallery as Newton pressed Republicans to back the governor.
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Everett
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Quinn
Ham
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Andover
Bennett
Saugus
Leiberiich
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Hayes
Lowell
Mr. Newton
Pingree
Haverhill
Pattison
Cape
Farmer Kept Wedding Secret in Templeton
Templeton farmer George E. French wed Harlem widow Nellie Carpenter Reed on Sept 8 1902 in New York with only the minister and his family present. The couple kept the match secret for years before announcing it to Templeton friends.
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Templeton
George BE. French
Nellie Carpenter Reed
Harlem
N. Y
George E. French
Frederick Each
Cutler
Presbyterian Church
French
Charles Reed
Eleven South Shore Breaks Set Record in Hingham Nantasket
In Hingham and Nantasket between 11 p m and midnight eleven burglaries set a local record. The stores and individuals listed include Surfside post office Surfside Nantasket country store Nantasket market C E Kimball Herbert Beal J E Anderson Shawmut Manufacturing Edmund Daly A M McNeil and others with small cash losses and cigars totaling about 3 dollars and a box of cigars.
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Hingham
Nantasket
Surfside
C. E. Kimball
US Destroyer Flotilla Arrives in Port Said En Route to Philippines
Port Said Egypt reports arrival of a United States torpedo boat destroyer flotilla escorted by the auxiliary cruiser Buffalo on its way to the Philippines. The ships endured a rough passage but suffered no damage.
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Port Said
Egypt
United States Torpedo Boat Destroyer Flotilla
Buffalo
Philippines
Mayors and lawmakers clash over Boston police listing bill
Mayor Collins testified before the state election committee opposing the police listing bill. Ex-Councilor Isaac B. Allen defended George N. Swallow, a former mayoral candidate, while Vinson and others blamed Republican mismanagement for local election issues.
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Collins
Electioaw
State House
Boston
Nathan Barnet
Ward 8
Isaac B. Allen
Vinson
George N. Swallow
Allen
Robert Luce
John J. Hogan
Charles R. Saunders
Hogan
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Representative Vinson
Republican City Committee
Woods
Claims she married Shelton secretly decades ago
Mrs Lucy Shelton contends she wed Captain H S Shelton in Worcester on June 16 1868 and seeks dower rights in his estate. The case in Superior Court’s third session heard testimonies from relatives and witnesses including Major Edward Crandall who doubted the ceremony and said an affidavit was lost.
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Bond
Lucy Shelton
H. Ss. Shelton
Worcester
Shelton
Worces
Captain Shelton
Walker
Bay State House
Edward Crandall
Reading
Lil Hall
Hall
A. D. Hill
Chestnut Street
Central Wharf
India Street
North Market Street
India Wharf
Lawrence Place
Captain H. 8. Shelton
Shaw and Neal Await Oath After Confirmation Hearing
Joseph E. Shaw new state police chief delays oath for a week due to council practice. Next Wednesday Deputy George C. Neal and Shaw face confirmation before the Governor's council. Oath to be administered by Executive Clerk Hamlin or Secretary of State William M. Olin.
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Joseph E. Shaw
Governor's Council
George C. Neal
Shaw
Hamlin
Secretary of
William M. Olin
Two More Convicted for Kishineff Crime
In Kishineff on February 15 two Petreske brothers were tried for taking part in the massacre. Each received four years penal servitude and damages claimed were denied.
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Kishineff
Petreske
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