Remarkable 1901 Kidney Pills Cure Promised By Advertiser
A dialogue from September to December 1901 recounts Mrs. Jacobs’s malarial chills and uric acid poisoning. A Boston maker of Smiths Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills claims the remedy cures the condition in months. she reports dramatic improvement and weight gain after use. The text invites readers to contact Dedham Massachusetts residents for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bricht
Buchy Lithia
State House
State of Massachusetts
Smith
Bound to be Married Miss Mary Rose in wedding dispute
Miss Mary Rose recounts her planned marriage to Frank Enos set for January 12 amid a Portuguese family dispute. She describes a six week-old father’s consent letter, a brother’s attempt to delay, and the priest and city clerk affirming the ceremony will proceed on schedule.
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Mary Rose
East Cambridge
Frank Enos
Enos
Miss Rose
Frank
Azores
Y Enos
Miss McComb Weds Artist Herzog in New York
Miss Fanny Rayne McComb and artist Louis E. Herzog wed at the Brick Church on Fifth Avenue with two friends as witnesses. The marriage may trigger the forfeit of a one fourth estate interest valued at about 15 million dollars held by her father, with a court decision pending on the validity of the annuity clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis IE. Herzog
Philadelphia
Fanny Rayne McComb
Dobbs Ferry
Henry C. van Dyke
Fifth Avenue
Herzog
R. E. Harrison
Eugene Chauvet
James Jenning McComb
Louis E. Herzog
Miss McComb
James Scott McComb
Ardsley Casino Golf Club
Kitson Chosen to Model Banks Statue for $20,000
Henry H. Kitson was selected by the executive council committee yesterday to sculpt the statue of Major-General N. P. Banks at an estimated cost of about $20,000. The council will act on the decision today and award the contract to Kitson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitson
Banks
Henry H. Kitson
Executive Council
N. P. Banks
General Banks
New Year's Advice From Prominent Figures to Youth
A collection of New Year guidance from figures including Mayor-elect Collins urging honesty, industry, patience, and selflessness. Pauline Durant urging residents to shape their city by effort. William H. Lincoln urging public engagement. William Jennings Bryan advocating rising ideals and daily example. the note that parents teachers and editors all influence youth and should guide toward good.
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Collins
Pauline Durant
William Jennings Bryan
The
Commoner
Gol
Mrs Gardner Palace Plans Shake Public Perception
The Venetian palace in Fenway now appears owned by a corporation alongside Mrs Jack Gardner, not by Mrs Gardner alone. Directors confirm active corporate ties and art imports duty free, while public attention grows over government revenue implications and private society events. The projected completion extends beyond next Monday by at least three weeks.
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Venetian Palace
Fenway
Corporation
Palace
Society
Jack
New York
Newport
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Williard T. Sears
Wedding of Miss Mitchell and Mr Bowker in Brookline
A Boston and New York society wedding was held at the Bingham home Brookline at noon. Miss Alicia Mitchell of Cambridge and Mr Richard Rogers Bowker of New York were married by Rev Edward Everett Hale in a simple ceremony attended by close friends. The bride is linked to Cambridge and Boston literary circles and relatives include the late Dr Edward C Mitchell and former Vice President Levi P Morton. Bowker, former London editor of Harper’s Magazine, leads in publishing circles and civic groups. The couple planned a Mediterranean voyage and new homes in Lenox and New York. Estrada Palma appears set to win Cuba’s presidency as the Palma ticket holds the electoral college majority.
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Boston
New York
Brookline
Alica Mitchell
Cambridge
Richard Rogers Bowker
New York City
George P. Bingham
Carleton Street
Edward Everett Hale
Martin Street
Cantabrigia Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Children's Friend Society
Port Royal Club
Vilgrim
Bein
Edwardc. Mitchell
Levi P. Morton
Towker
London
Harper's Magazine
Edison Electric Iluminating Company of
the Library Journal
Publishers’ Weekly
American Copyright League
Library Association of the United States
New York Club
Robert P
Mitchell
Peard May Get Place In Collins Admin
William Peard of Ward 20 living at 54 Past street is said to be Mayor-elect Collins choice for superintendent of public buildings. Peard is a carpenter and builder, long a Dorchester resident, former South Boston resident, and an early close associate and friend of General Collins whose friendship continues.
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William Peard
Past Street
Collins
Peard
Dorchester
South
Boston
General Collins
Young Priest Gillis Offers Solemn Mass at St James
The Rev. James M. Gillis C S R celebrated solemn high mass at St James's Church assisted by Rev Dr James J Baxter deacon and Rev James Bennett sub deacon. He was guest of Rev William P McQuaid as rites concluded with friends in the vestry. His parents have moved to St Cecilia's Back Bay. He will depart for Washington to serve two years before likely mission assignment.
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James M. Gillis
St. James's
Father Gillis
St. Cecila’s
Back Bay
Paulist
Washington, D. C
Divine
Irish MP Urges Force and Boycott at Irish League Meet
Dublin telegram reports Michael Red dick M. P. addressing United Irish League meeting in Dysart Roscommon. He says land is not for grabbers and the Irish should employ force and boycott.
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London
Dublin
the Times
Michael Reddick
M. P
United Irish League
Dysart
County Roscommon
Fire at Summer Street block causes 100000 loss
A basement fire at a five story marble front building on 6 67 and 69 Summer street owned by the Moses Williams estate caused heavy smoke damage to nearby cotton and leather firms. The stock of Spitz Bros. & Mark suffered fire damage and several others faced water or smoke loss. Firefighters from multiple units were injured by glass while forcing doors and gaining access through a rear alley to reach the blaze. The total damage exceeds 100000.
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Summer Street
Moses Williams
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Charles BE. Adams & Co
V.w. Winship
Leather Goods
Excelsior Umbrella Company
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa and
Miner, Beal & Co
Summer and Chauncy — Streets
Hollis
Perkins
South Boston
Peter Ford
Patrick Laffey
John Perry
Mullen
Ladder 17
Chauncy Street
Spitz Bros. & Mark's
Sea Guards Enjoy New Year Shore Leave
Ho ho across Nantucket and Vineyard sounds as light-ship captains receive New Year shore leave. Azalea delivers word that captains Gibbs, Bryers, Berry, Ellis, Matthews, and West may reunite with families after duties at perilous shoals. The voyage back to New Bedford ends a day of shared tales and relief amid prior storms.
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Hyannis
Nantucket
Vineyard Sounds
United States
Gibbs
Government Dock
New Bedford
G. E. Bryers
Pollock Rip
J. Berry
A. Ellis
Handkerchief
Albert Matthews
Succonmesset
Ernest West
Great Round Shoal
New Year Reception at the White House
President Roosevelt hosted a lavish New Year’s reception attended by a cosmopolitan diplomatic corps and about 8100 guests. The event featured decor by florists, a marching band, and a display by the Roosevelt children.
Omega Oil Advertising Claim for Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Omega Oil as a superior green liniment, urging customers to avoid other products and to request it from their druggist or wholesaler. It promises quick relief for pain or aches, priced at a socialable bottle.
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Tod
Thomas A. Edwards
D. Ps
Westminster
Omesa
Boston’s Leading Musical Clubs of the City
A survey of Boston’s prominent musical organizations. The Thursday Morning Musical Club under Miss Fanny Thompson French gathers elite women musicians. Chromatic Club, MacDowell Club, and the Orchestral Club are noted for demanding performances and strong membership. Lists of key officers, members, and venues highlight Boston’s rich musical scene led by figures such as Miss Helen Heyekirk Wilson and Mr. George Songy.
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Boston
United States
Pilgrim Wall
Beacon Street
Fanny Thompson French
Hotel Vendome
Kate Folsom
Beile Hiunt
Empire
Commonwealth Avenue
Robert Devans
Gloucester Street
Nathan Mathews, Jr
Mathews
Feacon Street
Mary H. Rosezell
Marlboro Street
George H
Annie Lord
French
Wolsom
Gorham Hubbard
Henshaw
Mme
Caroline Clarke- Bartlett
William WW. Bradbury
Singers’ Society of Newton
William ¥. Whitney
Charlotte White
Louiss Bruce ‘Brooks
Diplomatic New Year receptions at White House inaugurate season
A bustling New Year’s Day at Washington’s elite residences featured Secretary of State John Hay hosting a diplomatic breakfast in Lafayette Square with a long roster of foreign diplomats and society guests. Secretary of War Elihu Root and Mrs. Root led a brilliant reception at their Eighteenth Street home, with notable attendees including Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Christine Kean Roosevelt among others.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Ideliy Bho
Mrs. Root
Mrs. Knox
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Hitchcock
Miss Wilson
Miss Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Miss Hinds
Way
Root
Knox
Smith
Ong
Hitchcock
Wide
Blue Re
Misses Hay
Mise Root
Ac Knox
Misses Hitchcock
George B. @ortelyou
Hinds
William Loeb, Jr
T. A. Bingham
David J. Hill
William Cary Sanger
Charles H. Darling
Jer
Rhodes
J. K. Jones
Kean
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Cabot Lodge
A. J. Gardner
JamesMillan
Payne
Richardson
J.C. Sibley
George W. Steele
Frederic Storm
Miles
Corbin
John M. Wilson
Waller
George M. Sereeere
Dewey
P. M. Rixey
English
Ross
Tenney Ross
John R. Proctor
Grant
Sartoris
Sartors
Harriet Lane Johnston
Kennedy
Philip Sheridan
Sheridan
James G. Blaine
Whitmore
Brooks Adams
George UL. Gillespie
Wayne MacVeagh
Charles Francis Adams
Fidward H. Wales
Gage
Lomax
Ridgely
Gresham
Leiter
John Hay
Lafayette Square
Huay
Rose
Hay
Alice Hay
Hill
Eighteenth
N Atreets
WilliamsLarynger
Bates
General Bates
New York
Christine Kean Roosevelt
Helen Roosevelt
Maud Pauncefote
Audrey Pauncefote
Elizabeth Kean
McKenna
Miss Wetmore
MacReagh
Ashton
Glover
Daisy Wilson
Helen Cutting
Miss Knox
Secretary of the Navy
Miss Long
Navy
Hackett
Darling
Admiral Terry
van Reynen
Robly Evans
Beenham
Commodore Wallace
Commodore Taunt
Bradford
Hemphill
Stellway
Southerland
Isabel Johnson
Army
Audenreid
Maus
Whitney
Hell
Lizgle Sherman
William Tecumseh Sherman
Lee
Ward
Rey
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Wfanny M'Comb
William H. Lincolm
Boston Chamber of Commerce
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Cuba
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Alice Robbins Cole
S. B. Field
George Hollis Blake
Helen Frost Bean
Edith W. Trowbridge
Alice A. Cummings
Milena de Olloqui
Marguerite Dietrich
Florence
Jean Fos
Marie T. Nichols
J. &. Hubbard
Sullivan Sergent
Tappan Street
Cornelia S. Whittier
George Mumford
Frederick J. Bradlee
Isabel Moore
Alexander Wadsworth
Chromatic Club
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Helen Heyekirk Wilson
H. HW. A. Beach
Szumowska Adamowski
Ths City
Leon Bailey
Edith Noyes Porter
MacDowell Club
Fr. A. MacDowell
New England Conservatory
MacDowell
Orchestral Club
Copley Hall
George Songy
William J. Winch
Ono
Younizer Society
Madelaine Stuart
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