Peruna Touted By Sisters Hospitals In Canada
Canadian hospitals and religious communities report positive results from Peruna. Notre Dame de Grace Hospital, St John Hospital and Sisters of the Holy Cross cite relief for catarrh and fatigue, with testimonials from nurses and patients including a 68 year old, a 15 year old and others who note improved stamina and cough symptoms.
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T. Charles Hospital
Quebec City
Sr. Ste. Marie
Onvent of
St. Laurent
Montreal
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Sisters of Holy Cross
Notre Dame de Grace
Notre Dame de Grace Hospital
AVING
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Luce Charges Bring Answer on Deer Island Case
Ex Representative Luce accused Deer Island prison management of extravagance and political influence payoffs. Martin rebutted abuse of power claims while Fitzgerald defended his administration and praised Martin for clearing the record before the legislative prisons committee.
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Legislative Committee On Prisons
Robert Luce
Deer Island
Martin
Fitzgerald
Luce
House Passes Sundry Civil Bill Action on Porto Rico Church Settlement
The House approved the sundry civil bill in amended form but struck out a provision to pay the Catholic church in Porto Rico 120000 for property disputes. A similar move erased authorizations for raising the Maine battleship in Havana harbor amid sharp debate over handling the war casualties and the Maine remains.
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Washington
House
Porto Rico
United States
Garrett
Tennessee
Douglas
Ohio
Maine
Havana Harbor
Sulzer
New York
Loot hits three Dorchester schools in recent burglaries
Three Dorchester schoolhouses suffered break ins over several days. Roger Wolcott School on Norfolk Street Mattapan and Oliver Wendell Holmes School on Harvard Street were entered and money stolen from telephone boxes. Dorchester High School also looted with desks rifled and papers scattered. police from Station 11 expect several arrests soon.
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Dorchester
Roger Wolcott
Norfolk Street
Mattapan
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard Street
Dorchester High School
Station 11
10000 Lights for Taft Ball
Washington Feb 26 In preparation for the inaugural ball on March 4 the Pension building transforms into a fairyland. Ten thousand incandescent lights and miles of wire will be installed with decorations costing about 20000 dollars plus 5000 dollars for hanging framework. The floral scheme includes 2000 blooming plants 300 cases of Southern smilax and hundreds of growing American Beauties crimson rambler plants and cut flowers.
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Washington
Pension Building
Pension Office G
Daughters of Founders and Patriots to Hold March 4 Reception
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Chapter of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America will mark its fifth birthday with a reception for members and invited guests at the Hotel Buckminster on the afternoon of March 4.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
National Society of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America
Buckminster
Presbyterians Send Praise to Roosevelt
A telegram from the Presbyterian Brotherhood of America in Pittsburg to President Roosevelt expresses congratulations as he nears retirement. It praises him as a vigorous champion of public righteousness and private virtue and wishes continued God’s blessing as he retires to private life.
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Washington
Presbyterian Brotherhood of America
Pittsburg
Times
Cain
Passenger assumption of risk bars damages on streetcar
The Supreme Court ruled in Henry Tompkins v. Boston Elevated Railway that a passenger who leaves a crowded streetcar briefly to help others alight and is injured when the car suddenly starts cannot recover damages, as he assumed the risk by his action.
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Supreme Court
Henry Tompkins
Boston Elevated Railway
Girls Barred at Wesleyan Abolishes Coeducation
Wesleyan University trustees voted to end coeducation at Middletown Connecticut after lengthy debate. A separate college for women was referred to a special committee. The resolution states no woman may be admitted to Wesleyan in any class later than 1909, preserving rights of current or previous female members.
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New York
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Iceland
Everybody's Magazine
EverysBody’s
Everyosody
Everybody’s
Bishop Praises Boston Hub Police At Social Club Address
Bishop Lawrence told 800 Boston Police Association members they possess two special qualifications the physical test and physical courage. He praised the force for uplifting the community and noted a courtesy floral tribute from Officer Dana Fisher of Station 2.
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Bishop Lawrence
Boston
Roosevelt
Uganda
White House
Senate
House
Lawrence
Dana Fisher
Station 2
Pension plan for Boston city employees proposed to Legislature
Delegates to the Boston Joint Council of City Men's Unions adopt a pension bill for city employees and seek legislative substitution for the current dummy bill. The city would contribute two dollars for every employee dollar into a seven member pension fund with three workers elected trustees, three city appointees, and one chosen by the six. Employee contributions would be voluntary, and the plan mirrors Alderman Hale’s railroad pension draft.
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Boston
Matthew Hale
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hale
Council
The Man at the Window
Jared Jernegan at the South station explains rapid ticketing and the confusion travelers face with many ticket forms. He notes common questions about station choices and train times and warns passengers to verify names and times to avoid errors at checkout.
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Jared Jernegan
South Station
Here
New York
Albany
Wollaston
Allston
Holliston
Robber Kills Express Clerk at Santa I’e Depot
In Hutchinson Kansas on February 26 Jesse Haymaker a 22 year old night clerk for Wells Fargo Express was shot and killed by a robber who looted the express office safe but secured very little money.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jesse Haymaker
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Santa I'e Depot
150000 Gift for Harvard Appleton Chapel Memorial Fund
A letter reports a $150000 donation to Harvard University for Appleton Chapel maintenance. The Edward Wigglesworth memorial fund will support non denominational religious services and exclude no denomination. If terms are violated the fund reverts to the American Unitarian Association. Signed by Jane Norton Grew Mary Pickering and others.
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Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Edward Wigglesworth
College Chapel
Harvard
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
American Unitarian Association
Hollis
Corporation
Jane Norton Grew
Mary G. Pickering
George Wigglesworth
Atty
Henrietta G. Fitz
Senators Flee State To Defeat Election Laws
Nashville officials report 18 state senators fled the state to thwart new election laws vetoed by Governor Patterson. The 13 members were declared in contempt of the Senate, and the Sergeant-at-Arms will pursue them.
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Nashville
Tenn
State
Senate
Patterson
Festival to aid Boston College proceeds
About 200 Catholic women met at Boston College to hear Young Men's Catholic Association leaders outline a festival to fund a new Boston College for Father Thomas I Gasson. The event is set for April 19 at Mechanics Building with a projected takings of at least $10 000.
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Boston College
Young Men's Catholic Association
Thomas I. Gasson
Mechanics’ Building
Plan campaign for new tariff commission
A conference at the Waldorf Astoria among James W. VanCleave H E Miles and Henry R Towne of the committee of 100 for a tariff commission and commercial groups of New York approved a nationwide education campaign. Massachusetts offices in Boston will launch a vigorous local drive followed by similar efforts in every state to secure congressional support for a tariff commission.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
James W. VanCleave
H. E. Miles
Henry R. Towne
Committee of 100
Congress
Massachusetts
Boston
Young man found guilty in Great Northern train robbery
William Smith alias Randall, 19, was convicted today of robbing a Great Northern train on the Shelby line. This marks a second conviction in the case.
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Great Falls
Mont
William Smith
Randall
Great Northern
Shelby
Cancer Cure Claim Promises Home Self Treatment
A Philadelphia style scam advertises a guaranteed cancer cure claimed to work in 10 to 14 days. It asserts proven results in “hundreds” of cases, promotes a sanitarium and a home cure method, and asks for a coupon to be mailed to J F J Smith at 6305 Idaho Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lebanon
J. F. J. Smith
Idaho Ave
Free Cancer Council
Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co
Curry Sanitarium
Omie
Vahey Bill Reported on Murder Verdict Clause
The Vahey bill authorizes a jury to qualify a first degree murder verdict by adding without capital punishment words. Senator James H. Vahey, who sponsored the bill and later ran for governor, previously served as counsel for Charles L. Tucker, executed for murdering Mabel Page.
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Vahey
Judiciary Committee
James H. Vahey
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Tolstoi Essay Provokes Fine for Death Penalty Critique
Moscow dispatch reports the newspaper Zhiga fined 1500 dollars for printing Count Tolstoi's article against the death penalty titled No Evil Without Good. The action highlights tensions over punishment in Tolstoi's anti death penalty stance and the paper's publication choice.
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Moscow
Zhiga
Tolstoi
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