Munyon Offers Free Rheumatism Cure Bottles In Boston
Public drive by Prof. Munyon promises free samples of Rheumatism Cure with no payment. Testimonials from local residents tout quick relief and urge sufferers to try Munyon's remedies, while claims of nationwide free distributions are highlighted.
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Concord St
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Money Stolen From Sub-Treasury Teller
In Chicago on February 27 George M. W. Fitzgerald a teller in the sub treasury was placed on indefinite leave after $173 000 to $175 000 disappeared from his cage Deputy Assistant Treasurer Bantz finished an audit and found the missing funds were stolen Fitzgerald’s accounts balance and no suspect is named The loss involved large bills and Fitzgerald was the sole custodian of those notes.
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Chicago
George MW
Fitzgerald
Sub-Treasury
William Boldenweek
Bantz
Keliher Outgenerals Williams Backers in House Fight
Washington D C February 27 Congressman John A Keliher of Boston is praised for masterful political moves in the House as he disrupts anti Williams efforts. He exposed a plan by Hearst ally to oppose Williams by rallying Bourke Cockran who signs on Egypt bound for Cairo.
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John A. Keliher
Boston
John Sharp Williams
Williams
Kelcher
William R. Hearst
New York
Tammany
Ross Murphy
Bourke Cockran
Hearst
Cockran
Egypt
Cairo
Sahara Desert
Honored by Heptasophs in South Boston Conclave
James M. Lane, past Archon of the South Boston Conclave of Heptasophs, received a magnificent solid silver service last evening. The presentation was made by Street Commissioner James.
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J. M. Lane
James M. Lane
Heptasophs
James
Chickering
Lane Honored by Conclave for Leading Boston Branch
A. Gallivan, on behalf of the conclave members, honors Mr. Lane for guiding the Boston branch to prominence. The ceremony in Dahlgren Hall followed the annual installation by District Deputy Daniel Donovan of Roxbury, installing officers including Archon Richard Fitz gerald and Past Archon James M. Lane. A surprise gift was presented to Mr. Lane, followed by a collation.
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Mr. Lane
Boston
Dahlgren Hall
Daniel Donovan
Roxbury
James M. Lane
Richard Fitzgerald
William Jones
Daniel O'Hara
George Page
Frank Farrell
Sentinel
Thief Steals Muzzles From Dogs Across Newton
Newton police report a spate of muzzles stolen from dogs with at least twenty cases in the past week. A Nonantum Square officer logged three consecutive complaints from one owner. Authorities suspect youths or a professional thief may be exploiting the losses as dogs' muzzles vanish. Investigators say clues exist and aim to catch the culprit soon.
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Newton
Nonantum Square
Bromo Quinine Laxative Patented Remedy Described
The notice identifies Bromo Quinine as a laxative and notes deceptive similarly named remedies. It describes the first cold tablet in a white package with black text and red pattern bearing the signature EK. W. Grove, priced at 25 cents.
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EK. W. Grove
Nova Scotia Fisherman Saves Shipmate From Drowning Heroically
Cecil Crowell, a 24 year old Nova Scotia fisherman, leapt from his two masted schooner Frances Whalen near Cape Cod to rescue William White who was knocked unconscious and sinking. Crowell reached White after a long swim and dragged him to safety as fellow crewmen lobbied by in a dory. White survived with bruises and internal injuries and Crowell was later treated for exposure.
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Frances Whalen
Norris
Boston
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Georges
William White
Crowell
Charles Prinston
William Crone
White
Andrew Kennedy
Joseph Arrow
Boom
City Hospital
Prinston
Drone
Lawyer McKinnon Faces Suit Over Dead Horse Incident
Cambridge Coach Company sues George A. McKinnon in Municipal Civil Court for loss of a horse valued at 250, a 40 harness and a 10 robe after a trip to Danvers and Lynn where the horse allegedly died from exhaustion due to fast driving. McKinnon denies the charges and says he walked a mile after dismounting. Judge Wentworth will render a decision later.
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Cambridge Coach Company
Wentworth
McKinnon
Danvers
Lynn
Russians and Chinese clash near Harbin in Manchuria
Chinese bandits attacked a Russian patrol 20 miles north of Harbin on February 24, wounding a lieutenant and four soldiers. Twenty-one Chinese were killed in the field. Heavy fighting followed as Cossacks and Russian forces pressed the marauders toward Hulanchen, with reinforcements sent and artillery running low.
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Manchuria
Hulanchen
Eninguta
Mongolia
Tsitsikhar
Wallau Murder Case Not To Be Considered By Grand Jury
The case of Mrs. Lottie Wallau charged with causing the death of her mother Ida Binge by administering bichloride of mercury in medicine will not be presented to the current grand jury, officials announced.
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New York
Lottie Wallau
Ida
Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil
Dr Porter, a railroad surgeon, spent years studying a convenient effective dressing for railroad employees and households. He created a house hold surgical dressing that treats cuts burns bruises and skin diseases and can be applied easily by anyone.
Dr Porter Antiseptic Healing Oil Promotion
An old railroad surgeon describes antiseptics and introduces Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil. The remedy is claimed to be non drying, penetrating deeply to cleanse wounds and sores and destroy septic matter, addressing skin diseases and infections.
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Porter
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil
Healing Oil promotes skin healing by cleansing and forming a protective film that relieves pain reduces inflammation and aids new flesh formation without scarring. Marketed as a household surgical dressing from Dr Porter, now sold by nearly all druggists.
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Porter
Dog checked at Herald Square theatre in coatroom
Two women entered the Herald Square theatre in New York and checked a bulldog in the coatroom under an opera cloak. It marked the first time a dog was checked in that theatre’s retiring room during a performance.
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New York
the Herald Square
Cuticura cures Cuban Itch infant in two weeks
Mrs. Zana Miller recalls severe Cuban Itch sores on her three month old in 1901. After failing with a physician, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the child slept, sores dried, and peeling ended within two weeks, costing under a dollar.
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Union City
Branch Co
Mich
Potter Drug & Chem.Corp Sole Prope
Boston
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Newbery
Charterhouse Sq
Paris
Roberts
Rue de la Paix
Hood's Sarsaparilla as Universal Family Medicine
In the city town and sea Hood's Sarsaparilla is described as the medicinal reliance of families, busy people, travelers and mariners. It is claimed as the standard blood medicine of the world.
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