Zema Cura advertised as cure for skin diseases
The ad proclaims Zema C u r a as a positive cure for eczema salt rheum and other skin diseases with testimonies from Miss Alice Blanche Richards and John W Stone. It claims U Ah Ma cleanses blood while Zema Cura treats locally and lists agents and retailers nationwide.
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Ohn
W. Stone
Ave
N. W
Washington
D. C
Boston Post
Zema-Cura
Alice Blanche
Miss Blanche
Alleghany City
Eczema
Richards
Saime
Home Insurance Building
Chicago
John W. Stone
National Capital
Jelans
Zema-Cara
U-Ah-Ma
Fight Over Bill 10 Permit Picketing In Massachusetts
A heated hearing before the joint committee on labor debated Bill 10 to permit picketing during strikes. Opponents including George of the Haverhill Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' Association and Ex Senator Berry argued it would harm business and invite clashes. Proponents led by Representative Carey and Frank K. Foster urged strong free speech rights and lawful protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Winslow
Fitchburg
Henry Sterling
Central Labor Union
General Court of Massachusetts
Willam M. Taylor
Building Trades Council
Massachusetts
William B. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
William Kershaw
Fall River
Mr.George
Fred J. Kneeland
Kneeland
George
Mr. Donahue
Mr. George
Berry
Carey
Frank K. Foster
Joint Committee On
Ibool
State House
Haverhill Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
John K. Berry
Dorchester
Willam Kershaw
Typographical Union
William M. Taylor
Atesx
Mr. Foster
President Hall
New Bedford Central Labor Union
Representative Johnson
Lenox
Case Against Mrs Gardner on Trial at Municipal Court
In a Municipal Court session Judge Wentworth heard Mrs. Jack Gardner and her two dogs in a case involving 13 year old Mary Callahan who was injured when a terrier bit her calf after the girl paused near Gardner’s residence in Queensboro street. Mary Ryan witnessed the incident as the other girl and a man with the dogs exited the property and tried to claim the dog’s bite was only a burst of craziness. The child’s doctor reported lingering injuries including hysteria with possible heart impact and a lasting scar. The hearing continued with more witnesses to be examined. Luigi Frincipe was sentenced after being found guilty of robbery linked to a man who was drugged and robbed. the father fled to Italy with money noted as $2300 in notes after luring the victim to a West End site. Maher sought a new trial, but the judge denied it and the defendant was sent to the reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gardner
Mary Ryan
Mary Callahan
Mary
M. Frank Noonan
Luigi Frincipe
West End
Italy
Edward J. King Acquitted in Lodging House Case
Edward J. King was acquitted by a Superior Criminal Court jury of operating a lodging house at 3 Lowell Street without a license. The defense argued rooms are rented by the week, not by the night, challenging the lodging house classification. M. J. Creed represented the defendants. Justice Martin M. Lomasney attended the proceedings.
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Edward J. King
Superior Criminal Court
Lowell Street
Conry-Kelcher
Conry
M. J. Creed
Martin M. Lomasney
Mr. Creed
Nurses in Massachusetts form push for mandatory registration
Nurses from across the state gathered at Faneuil Hall to back a proposed bill making nurse registration compulsory. Dr. Laura Hughes led the meeting with Mary Riddle presiding, and speakers included Mrs. J Ellen Foster and Dr. Richard Cabot. A reception followed at the Boston Nurses' Club.
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Jane Toppans
Faneuil Hall
Laura A. C. Hughes
Mary M. Riddle
Boston City Hospital
J. Ellen Foster
Washington, D. C
American National Red Cross Society
Alice N.lincoln
Long Island Hospital
Boston Harbor
William M. Conant
Boston Nurses’ Club
Elizabeth @. Keller
Richard Cabot
Edwin B. Harvey
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Edward B. Lane
Boston Insane Hospital
Legislatire
Dorchester Mock Trial Highlights Public Trust Restore
In Dorchester a breach of promise case drew a full Dorchester Hall audience. Postmaster Hibbard did not appear, and Judge Bartlet oversaw the trial with Hon. Alpheus Sanford presiding. Plaintiff Mrs. George M. Nay sought financial redress, represented by Colonel A. V. Newton.
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Hibbard
Dorchester
Alpheus Sanford
Winthrop Hall
Charles W. Bartlett
George M. Nay
Sanford
A. V. Newton
Notable Worcester Case Held with World Figures on Jury
Worcester and the defendant's interests were admirably cared for by C. B. Perry of Worcester. The jury included many world reputations such as Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, J. Pierpont Morgan, Chauncey Depew, and Henry Cabot Lodge. The trial was under the auspices of the Men's Club of the Virginia Street Church.
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Worcester
C. B. Perry
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Chauncey M. Depew
Thomas C. Platt
Richard Croker
Henry Cabot Lodge
Theodore Roosevelt
John L. Sullivan
Admiral DeWey
John L. Bates
Mark Hanna
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. L. Terhuhe
A. P. Russell
A. M. Baker
A. L. Ireland
F. H. Haynes
J. B. Fleisher
A. H. Peters
F. L. Young
B.S. Ferguson
E. O. Bartels
Men's Cly
Virginia Street
Dr Drews Donkey Party at Chickering Hall
A crowd of 160 gathered at Chickering Hall Washington street for Dr Drew and Rev Simeon P W Drew event. Rev J Allan Kirk spoke and a business man allegedly offered 10000 for Dr Drews new church. Deacon Terry led. Mrs Bolling organized music. audience fun included a donkey game with coal and flour prizes to aid the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kirk
Deacon Tarry
Drew
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim proven by simple test
An ad proclaims that one tablet digests 3000 grains of food, demonstrated by soaking boiled eggs in warm water with tablets. It asserts safety for children, lists ingredients as vegetable essences aseptic pepsin diastase and Golden Seal, condemns dieting and laxatives, and notes a 50 cent price for packages sold in the US Canada and Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
Europe
Cincinnati's Best Square in Ruins After Large Fire
Fire destroyed more than half of Cincinnati's best square bounded by Vine Fourth Walnut and Third streets. The Pike Opera House block was hit at 140 a m and the flames were held by 1 30 pm after city and nearby towns fought the blaze. Losses ranged from 1 500 000 to 2 000 000 with major damage to American Book Company Robert Clark Co Fosdyk Season Good and other buildings. Insurance was limited due to high rates.
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Cincinnati, CO
Cincinnati
Vine, Fourth, Walnut
Third Streets
Baker Alley
Carlisle
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
American Book Company
Woodrow Printing Works
Zambriel Box Factory
Henrietta Crosman Company
Pike
Robert Clark & Co
Insurance
Fosdyk
Fifteenth Anniversary of the Dannaebrog Celebrated in Boston
The Dannebrog Danish society in Boston marked 15 years with a promenade concert ball and banquet at Knights of Honor Hall 780 Washington Street last evening. About 150 members attended as Sargon's Orchestra provided music and Hugo Bertram led the grand march with Mrs J C Rasmussen. The group, founded February 18 1888 with 17 members and chartered October 2 1889, now has 617 members and funds for mutual aid sick benefit and charity. In 1895 it raised 9100 at a ball for the unemployed and remains open to both sexes unlike other local Danish clubs.
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Boston
Dannebrog
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Sargon’s
Hugo Bertram
J. C. Rasmussen
Cadman Hall
Tremont Street
Woman in Diamonds Detained After L Train Incident
A well-dressed woman wearing thousands in diamonds and a sealskin sacque was found unconscious from suspected intoxication on an L train and taken to Station 15 in Charlestown. Police withheld her name Eunice while stating she is around 35 and of respectable social position. rumors link her to a prominent Boston merchant family.
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City Square
Charlestown
Eunice
Boston
Inventor of Gatling Gun Dies in New York Home
R J Gatling, inventor of the Gatling gun, died today at the home of his son in law Hugh O Pentecost in New York. The news records his death on February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. J. Gatling
Gatling Gun
Hugh O. Pentecost
Seven to one gains with Scott's Emulsion claim
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion promising seven pounds of new flesh per one bottle. It claims improved appetite, digestion, blood, and strength, and offers a free trial sample. The copy lists Scott & Bowne, 49 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Stract
New York
Dr. Wehner
Cranitonic Laboratories
Cranitonic Hair and Scalp Institute
State of
Cranstonic Hair Food Co Dandruff Ad Inquiry
An advertisement style query asks about dandruff causes and scalp conditions. It questions oily or dry dandruff and whether there is itching eczema or hair loss, and references Cranstonic Hair Food Co as a product mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranstonic Hair Food Co
Warrants Sought in Hagaman Estate Case in New York
Lawyers for the Hagaman heirs told District Attorney Jerome that facts exist promising sensational developments in the $1.5 million estate case. They alleged a crime may have been committed as Mrs Hagaman allegedly transferred much of the estate to Dr R C Flower and urged swift action if the DA deems the case strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Levy and Unger
Theodore Hagaman
Jerome
Delabarre
Hagaman
R. C. Flower
Unger
Mrs Hagaman’s Romance Ends in Tangles at East Haven
William Smith, first husband of Mrs Dela torre Hagaman, now Mrs Hagaman, lives in East Haven and has remarried with a family. Frances Lindsley Hagaman’s past shows a life split between New Haven and East Haven, with a stint as a Grand Opera House ticket taker and a history of early marriage, wealth, and a desire for New York excitement.
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New Haven
Conn
William Smith
Charles Lindsley
Frances
Edward
William
East Haven
New York
Theodore Hagaman
Smiths
Smith
Smith and Hagaman Related to Divorce and Marriage
Hagaman courted Mrs. Smith while praising her husband and offering to supervise his horse stables. He pressed for the wife to ride behind a fast trotting team. Mrs. Smith later divorced, Hagaman remarried.
Injunction Sought Against Plumbers Union
Judge Richardson in the equity session of the Superior Court heard an application by E W Cox of Beverly seeking to restrain Plumbers Union members in Beverly Manchester Salem and Boston from interfering with his erection of buildings in Manchester A master was assigned and the defendants agreed not to interfere or strike pending the hearing and decision
Laxative Brom Quinoline Claim on Cold Cure Box
Advertisement asserts a single laxative bromquinine product cures a cold in one day priced at 25 cents and requests the full name and signature of E. W. Grove on the box.
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E. W. Grove
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