Kidneys Cured at 78 by Warner's Safe Cure Claim
Mrs. George Haight of 951 Columbus Ave New York age 78 says Warner's Safe Cure cured her kidney and bladder diseases and kept her healthy. The vegetable remedy has two sizes and costs 50 cents or $1.00 a bottle with a free trial offer and medical booklet available by writing Warner Safe Cure Co Rochester N Y. Warner's Safe Pills accompany the cure to aid bowel movement.
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George Haight
Columbus Ave
New York City
Warner
New York
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Boston Post
Crane declines fourth term in Massachusetts politics
Governor Crane will not seek a third re nomination and will retire after this year. He cites family and business reasons and says he will leave the field clear for Lieutenant Governor John L Bates. If he returns to politics, he may run for the United States Senate.
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Crane
Massachusetts
John L. Bates
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Conductor Blames Slow Watch for Fatal NY Central Wreck
Auburn news recalls a fatal collision near Aurelius station on Monday night. Conductor George W. Butler of Utica says his NY Central and Hudson River watch was 20 minutes slow, leading to the wreck.
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Auburn
New York Central
Udson River
Aurelius Station
George W. Butler
Dast Syracuse
Another Priest Stricken With Smallpox in Weymouth
Weymouth reports Rev J B Holland, linked to Rev Murphy of the Church of the Sacred Heart, ill with smallpox and removed to the pest house. Earlier, Rev Murphy contracted the disease after Ash Wednesday services. church closed and congregation quarantined. State Health Board and vaccination push follow as fear of epidemic grows. George Connors also ill with mild smallpox and taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
J. B. Holland
Mr. Murphy
Church of the Sacred Heart
Post
Father Murphy
Father Holland
State Board of Health
George Connors
Board of Health
Supreme Electric Belt offered by Physicians' Institute Chicago
Illinois granted a charter to the Physicians Institute to aid the sick with improved treatments. The Seen Institute developed an electric belt, now called the Supreme Electric Belt, claimed to cure rheumatism lumbago back pain nervous exhaustion and other disorders. The belt is advertised as free forever with no payment, available by writing to The Physicians' Institute Chicago at 2081 Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Physicians’ Institute of
Chicago
Physicians’ Institute
Seen Institute
Masonic Temple
Ladies Cure Tobacco Habit Trial Package Offered Free
A testimonial claims Tobacco-Specific cures tobacco habit, stops chewing and smoking, and calms nerves. Mrs Emma describes husband’s recovery, improved sleep, and renewed health after using the remedy. Rogers Drug and Chemical Co. offers a free trial package by mail from Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Rogers Drug and Chemical Co
Fifth and
Race Sts
Cincinnati
Reunion of Charlestown Methodist churches gathers parishioners
A reunion of present and past parishioners of Trinity and Monument Street Methodist Episcopal churches in Charlestown was held at the former church on High Street. Over 500 plates were served at a banquet with Rev. Raymond Holway as toastmaster at the head table, joined by past pastors from Boston Cambridge Somerville and Waltham. The event featured after dinner speeches and a musical performance by the Trinity Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Methodist Churches
Trinity and
Monument Eapare Methodist Episcopal Churches
Charlestown
High Street
Astor
Trinity Church
Aymond
Holway
J. H. Mansfield
Boston
E. N. ‘Taylor
Cambridge
A. B. Fisk
Somerville
J. W. Higgins
Waltham
Trinity Orchestra
Raymond S. Holway
Raymond S. Jhouway
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Tillman McLaurin Episode Referred To Sub committee
Washington February 26 The privileges and elections committee continued its discussion of the Tillman McLaurin episode but referred the matter to a sub committee and scheduled another meeting Friday The sub committee includes Senators Burrows Hoar Foraker Pettus and Bailey with a plan to draft a resolution for the full committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Hoar
Foraker
Pettus and Bailey
Military Levee of the National Lancers Honors
The National Lancers held a military levee at their armory last evening with a grand march led by Captain and Mrs. Frank K. Neal. The event drew governors staff officers from state military bodies and Fort Warren, along with a long list of local dignitaries and about 14 active company members in attendance.
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M National Lancers
Frank K. Neal
Fort Warren
Amon
F E. B. Wadsworth
K. Simerson
A. Nichols
John Perrins
O. A. Jones
Kherrison
Coburn
Anderson
Battery B
Light Artillery
Alderman
Charles P. Mooney
George A. Riley
T. Barrows
C. Wilson Eaton
F. G. Wood
Herbert Haines
Thomas Emerson
Frederick G. Havin
W. S. Young
R. Perkins
H. O. Boyd
F. A. Perry
L. T. Calley
Onas W. Gasthan
H. Frown
M. F. Hanson
William G. Bird
Carter
F. Martin
Cheswell
John Kenny
J. H. Vanderho
Nee Phas H. Carter
James EE. Cuthbertson
Harrison
George ‘Hill
John Tiackie
C. ‘Appleton
R. E. Harding
IF. K. Neal
Geo Proctor
F. T. Hitchcoe
A. Dearborn
L. Slade
G. Richardson
G. 5. Melt
F. Thurston
Od. A. Jones
H. G. Kamp
H. D. Andrews
Son & B. Wadsworth
A. Hails Hmtain
House and Senate clash over Philippine tariff bill
Washington reports the House sent the Philippine tariff measure to conference, rejecting Senate amendments. Democrats failed to win reductions in duties or a pledge to relinquish claims to the archipelago. Taft urged lower rates on tobacco sugar and hemp and the expansion of American schools and military posts in the islands. The hearing resumes tomorrow as backers of Pan American interests name leaders for the party committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
United States
Tawney
Toole
Montana
van Sant
Taft
Congress
Union Democratic
George P. Foster
Chicago
Illinois
Democratic National Comesional Committee
B. A. Drake
Charles Payne
Panamailroad Company
Senate panel hears Panama Canal health and traffic details
The former official testified before the Senate committee on interoceanic canals today, describing conditions at Panama Harbor and traffic arrangements with steamship lines. He noted 12 deaths in five years among about 38 employees, mostly from the United States, with the Panama Company’s contracts and concessions discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Morgan
Panama Harbor
Panama Company
United States
Peculiar To Itself In What It Is And Does
A fragment describes a health tonic claiming to purify the blood alter humors and erup tions, cure ailments, relieve fatigue, and strengthen the body, asserting its uniqueness and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DLL
Glueckliche Heimkehr
Hood's Sarsaparilla gains contrast in early ads
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to all other medicines, claiming unmatched real, substantial good. It asserts the tonic restores health and strength at low cost, positioning Hood's as a uniquely effective remedy.
Four-Lap Cycle Track Planned at Cambridge Park
Charles River Park leases cycle racing rights to Frank L. Howe of Cambridge, manager of Harry D. Elkes. A four-lap wooden track modeled after Brockton’s oval will open April 18 with a motor-paced race offering seven prizes totaling 138 dollars. An $80,000 firm forms to build a Crescent Beach style steeplechase amusements nearby, to be separate from the cycle track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Park
Frank L. Howe
Cambridge
Harry D. Elkes
Howe
Brockton
Crescent Beach
Revere
Lawson Prizes for Dogs Funded by Thomas Lawson
Thomas W Lawson donor to the New England Kennel Club has given 500 to fund five Dreamword prizes of 100 each. Awards include best bulldog in show and best breed dog or bitch never having won. Eligible breeds include bulldog terrier Boston terrier and Blenheim Prince Charles or Ruby dogs or bitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Madison Square Garden
New England Kennel Club
A. Pels
Nes
Beaton Terrier
Boston
Prince Charles
Sitka Collector Defends Sealing Policy to Treasury
Washington dispatch details J W Ivey Sitka customs chief replying to the Treasury about orders restricting Canadian vessels from obtaining supplies and pelagic sealing. He asserts actions target illegal sealing while defending British subjects’ privileges, cites Skagway incidents, and references international tensions with Britain and a strong anti foreign interference stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Sitka
Unalaska
Ivey
United States
Great Britain
Familiar German Phrases for Visitors in Conversation
A compact guide of German phrases for visitors and hosts. It covers greetings asks about wellbeing opinions on Americans city attractions theater and meals. It includes polite requests thank you responses and basic questions about language and interests.
How to Dress When Prince Comes in Boston Etiquette Debate
A Teutonicly educated expert suggests dress varies by occasion. For street parades, casual attire may suffice, while official events merit Prince Albert style trousers, gloves, and a silk hat. He notes silk hats suit official affairs, full dress for banquets, and that German taste is more liberal than American society, though some rules remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Germany
Prince Albert
Schuylkill Flood Dam Break Near Pottstown
The Schuylkill River flood has broken the Pottstown dam and sent a vast surge toward Philadelphia. An ice gorge at Norristown has broke up, endangering riverside properties. Many mills are idle and residents along the river are evacuating.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Schuylkill River
Pottstown
Norristown
Schuylkill
Author and physician Dr J W Carhart praises Postum as coffee substitute
Dr J W Carhart of La Grange Texas writes of heart trouble relief after abandoning coffee for Postum Cereal Coffee. He recounts repeated angina episodes, weight gain to 165 pounds, and sustained health with Postum over 18 months to two years, urging others to quit coffee and use Postum for nerve and brain nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Trist
J. W. Carhart
la Grange
Texas
Williams wins 100 yard swim at Boston show
At the Mechanics’ Building Sports Show Boston crowds watched a 100 yard swim where Malcolm Williams of the B A A edged rivals by about six inches in the final sprint, with Godden, Boyce, Rechtler, Holm and Fletcher also reaching the final. The program featured diving by George Moore and Lionel MakensIe, and an obstacle race for boys.
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Bedlam
Mechanics’ Building
Mechanics
W. H. Hill
Monte Cristo
Professor Hill
Miss Street
Dorothy Dolan
Boston
Harry le Moyne
Rod McCormick
H. M. Godden
Malcolm Williams
Godden
Herbert Holm
Holm
Walter Fletcher
Walter Boyce
Fred Aechtler
Aechtler
wEing
J. M. Godden
Boyce
Rechtler
Fletcher
Williams
Den
Lew
Tween Williams
Oter
Rechner
Hoyce
George Moore
Lionel McKensie
Rollin Abell
Fred Johnson
Stanley Trowe
Brookline Swimming Club
H. T. Thayer
Roxbury
Stanley Howe
Fred Rechtler
Plates la Moyne
Rad McCorick
Herbert Hol Waldo Holm
Fréd Wenck
Yale
New York Athletic Club
Ae Petionevirt
Malcolm Walliams
B. A
Per Biotetiex
Herbert Olm
B. Cc
George P. Moore
B. C
Lionel Makenzie
Cause of Headache Linked to Catarrh and Cure Claims
Article discusses headache origins as signs of organ derangement but notes frontal headaches stem from catarrh of head and throat. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a convenient remedy, citing Miss Cora Ainsley’s testimonial and emphasizing safety with no cocaine or opium.
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Stuart
Cora Ainsley
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