Oldest Man in America Praises Peruna Remedy
The 116 year old Mr. Brock endorses Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as the best remedy for coughs colds and diarrhoea. He credits it with protecting against climate shocks keeping his appetite and blood circulation steady and recalls epidemics of la grippe when Peruna helped him recover. He notes sight issues but says he would not be without Peruna.
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Mr. Brock
United States
la Grippe
Peruna
Saac Brock
McLennan County
Texas
Bosque Falls
Waco
Valley Mills
Isaac
Andrew Jackson
Brock
Waco Times-Herald
Evidence in Page murder trial unfolds with defendant’s actions
The court hears detailed testimony on March 31 alibis and movements. State prosecutors outline a knife sheath with teeth marks, a broken blade matching wounds, blood traces, and a note linkage to Tucker. Prosecutors claim motive was theft while defense objects to some remarks.
Tucker Appears Calm as District Attorney Opens Case
Report describes Charles I. Tucker in court while District Attorney Sanderson delivers a long opening address. Few spectators admitted, Tucker stoic and observant, father and mother present. Attorney-General Parker expected to lead further examination today.
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Charles
Tucker
Sherman
Sanderson
Beyord
Parker
Drivers Strike in Lynn Hits Coal Wharf Helpers
On January 3 the Team Drivers Union voted a strike for wagon coal dealer drivers and wharf screeners. Ten wharves and 150 drivers affected by the walkout which follows coal dealers' failure to sign by 5 pm. Dispute centers on nine hour day versus 9 1/2 hours under the expired contract. The dealers ask to refer the dispute to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration.
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Lynn
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Basis of the Government's Case in Page Murder Trial
The district attorney outlines key items linking Tucker to the Page murder. Leather knife sheath with Tucker teeth marks, broken knife blade matching the sheath, blood on an overcoat, and missing Page house pins bolster the case. Handwriting and postal card references tie Tucker to Morton of Charlestown. engineers map Tucker's route to the Page residence.
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Tucker
Mr. Sanderson
Mabel Page
Page House
Amy Roberts
Miss Page
J. L. Morton
Charlestown
Induction Ceremony for St. Gertrude's Court 141 Officers
A large audience attended the installation of officers for St. Gertrude's Court 141 of the M C C O F in Mishawum Hall Charlestown. D H C R Elizabeth N Haggerty presided with a degree staff of Knights of St Awe. The high ree committee was represented by H B C Charles E Benning. Elizabeth W Daisy retired chief ranger received a gold locket. Elizabeth N Haggerty received a gold charm and Kate T Silver a basket of flowers.
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St. Gertrude’s Court
Mishawum Hall
Charlestown
Ohe
Elizabeth N. Haggerty
Knights of Stawe
High Ree
Charles E. Benning
Malden
Elizabeth W. Daisy
Kate T. Silver
Homesick Russian Girl Ends Life in Boston
Sadie Aszelski a 20 year old immigrant from Russia hanged herself in the basement of 71 North Margin street Boston yesterday morning after arriving three weeks earlier to seek work and marry the man she followed here. Neighbors and relatives prepared for burial as authorities noted homesickness as the cause.
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Sadie Aszelski
North Margin Street
Boston
America
North End
Abraham Lipsky
Old Country
Russia
Melrose Club Presents Dramatic Evening
The Melrose Club staged its season opener with two one act plays In Honor Bound by Sidney Grundy and The House of Cards by Van Tas sel Sutphen. Cast included A B Tweezey H P Waterhouse Miss E M Hancock Mrs A Adams and T L Cushman.
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Melrose
Melrose Club
Sidney Grundy
House of Cards
van Tassel Sutphen
A. B. Tweezey
H. P. Waterhouse
E. M. Hancock
A. Adams
T. L. Cushman
Douglas Will Name Judges
Governor Bates refused to name a successor to Chief Justice Mason leaving selection to Governor Douglas. Ex-Congressman John D. Crosby is a strong candidate while many Democrats urge Judge Edgar J. Sherman as a senior jurist who could be Bates’s pick. Crosby could be moved to fill Sherman’s vacancy, balancing politics and judiciary independence.
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Bates
Mason
Superior Court
Douglas
John D. Crosby
Pittsfield
Edgar J. Sherman
Crosby
Sherman
Commonwealth
Johnson Looks for Big Season in 1905
Ban Johnson predicts a close, strengthened American League in 1905. He cites changes across clubs including St Louis Detroit Washington Boston Cleveland and Philadelphia with Washington and Detroit poised to be key contenders. Chicago may begin strong and surprises are expected despite no 1904 level race.
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Ban Johnson
Ban
Johnson
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Armour
Chicago
Kendall the First Witness in Weston case
Francis H. Kendall a Belmont civil engineer testified as the first witness, giving distances across Weston from Tucker's door to Weston bridge, Cutter's Corner, Page house, Doyle house and Severn's greenhouse. The district attorney noted measurements along Bourne Street Short Street Commonwealth Avenue Auburn Street East Newton Street and the Boston and Albany bridge. The case will resume at 9:30 this morning.
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Tucker
Page House
Weston Bridge
South Avenue
Cutter’s Corner
Newton Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Riverside
Bourne Street
Henry Bourne
Arthur Woodward
Mabel Walker
Woodward
Miss Walker
Weston
Charles River
Francis H. Kendall
Belmont
Page
Short Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Auburn Street
East Newton Street
Doyle
Smith’s House
Boston & Albany Bridge
Dalton Will Stay On Duty At Inauguration
Adjutant General Dalton will remain on duty during the inauguration ceremony Thursday and resign to Governor Douglas afterward. He has served as adjutant general since 1882, appointed by Governor Butler, a friend of the incoming governor. Governor Bates’ staff will escort the governor elect to the House chamber in uniform, while the new staff will be spectators.
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Dalton
Douglas
Butler
Bates
New Year Gift to Governor Douglas from Hancock
Representative Portus B. Hancock of Brockton sent a barrel of fine apples to Governor-elect Douglas as a New Year gift. Hancock, a Democrat with two prior terms, urges the governor to distribute them to his callers. Hancock also filed a bill for a Taunton Brockton Weymouth canal project.
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Douglas
Portus B. Hancock
Brockton
Hancock
Taunton
Fore River
Weymouth
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Melrose Players
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
New England
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Allan Gilbert
Stuart Travis
Karl Anderson
Hugh Stuart Campbell
Malcolm Strauss
Louis Sharp
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American Boogie CO
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