President Urges Panama Canal Policy In Congress Message
The President's Congressional message defends U S policy in Panama while criticizing Colombia. He cites foreseen revolution, forces kept to preserve transit, and no U S complicity. He praises Commodore Hubbard's conduct and warns against actions that could spark broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Colombia
United States
Panama
Roosevelt
Senate
Postum and coffee myths exposed by a physician
A physician recalls years of coffee use and heart palpitations, detailing how quitting coffee and switching to Postum improved his health. He notes initial weak flavor, later perfected by boiling Postum for 15 minutes and adding butter. He reports advising many patients to abandon coffee for Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Wellville
Panama Canal Policy Speech Emphasizes Collective Civilizatio
The president defends recognizing Panama and building an interoceanic canal, arguing overgenerous terms to Colombia failed, and the canal serves collective civilization, national safety, and global commerce. He cites reactions, Pan American support, and future benefits for Panama and neighboring regions.
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Republic of Panama
United States
England
Congress
Mexico
General Reyes
Colombia
Republic of
Panama
Smith's Triple Cure Offered For Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Smith's Triple Cure as a non alcoholic remedy for catarrh dyspepsia and blood diseases. It claims immediate relief with daily repeat improves and a complete two week supply for 50 cents or via mail for 25 stamps. It warns against liquid remedies and promises postpaid delivery from W F Smith Co Boston.
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Smith
W. F. Smith, Co
Summer Street
Boston
Mass
Miles Dead at State Prison
Edward P. Miles former Hudson tax collector died at Charles Town State Prison after a short illness of Bright's disease. He had served for embezzlement of 9000 dollars. His daughter Lottie circulated a pardon petition to the Governor. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Edward P. Miles
Hudson
Charlestown
Mr. Miles
Bright
Lottie Miles
Miles
Judge disapproves Wentworth settlement in Essex Probate Court
In Salem on January 4, the Essex Probate Court under Judge Harmon rejected the terms of settlement in the Arioch Wentworth will case. Ex-Governor John D. Long and Attorney Samuel J. Elder presented a settlement drawn by Robert M. Morse, but the judge declined to hear it further until a more prudent agreement is offered. Attorney-General Parker planned to meet the lawyers soon to seek a new understanding. The executors’ counselors left the courtroom disappointed and would not discuss the matter.
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Colombia
United States
Reyes
Mexico
Pan- American Congress
Senate
Wentworth
Salem
Arioch Wentworth
Essex Probate Court
Harmon
Parker
John D. Long
Samuel J. Elder
Judge Harmon
Robert M. Morse
W. H. Stuart
Fiwe
Palm & Co Sues Sullivan Carroll Kennedy For $500 Bill
Palm & Co liquor dealers sue John L Sullivan Brooklyn Jim Carroll and James C Kennedy in New York for failure to pay a $500 liquor bill. Defendants deny receipt of the goods and potential breach.
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New York
Palm & Co
St John L. Sullivan
Brooklyn
Jimmy Carroll
James C. Kennedy
Sullivan
Lomasney Plans Ireland Visit After Political Storms
Ex-Alderman Martin M. Lomasney, after twenty years in politics and enduring many storms, plans a vacation to Ireland the land of his forefathers. Upon his departure, the ward will reportedly be left in excellent condition with every political hole plugged.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Will You Write a Postal So a Sick One May Get Well
Dr Shoop promotes a Restorative cure through mail orders, claiming rapid relief for rheumatism and weak organs. He offers a book on kidneys and a mail response plan, billing the cost at five dollars and promising vast past success.
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Baurg
Ate
Shoop
Recine
Wis
No breaks in the organization keep Romdsnéy in politics
Romdsnéy’s retirement does not end his political influence as he maintains strong representation in City Hall and the State House. He remains active in public life, guiding operations from behind the scenes while planning extended stays in Ireland during his travels abroad.
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State House
Romdsnéy
City Hall
Ireland
MISS EUSTIS MAKES DEBUT
Miss Mary Eustis, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ellery Channing Eustis of Mt Vernon street, had her coming out dance at Copley Hall last evening. The hall was decorated with cedar boughs, greens, tapestries, mini bay trees, and azaleas. She wore white taffeta silk and chiffon, trimmed with cream lace, and received numerous floral offerings.
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Mary Eustis
William Ellery Channing Eustis
Mt. Vernon Street
Copley Hall
Copley Society
Allston Hall
Eustis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Rheumatism Medical Claim
The ad asserts rheumatism clings unless blood acid condition is corrected. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured thousands and loosens its hold by addressing the blood condition.
Bequests in Kingsley Will Filed at East Cambridge
The Kingsley wills of Chester Ward Kingsley and his wife Mary Jane are filed at East Cambridge probate. No public bequests are stated. Property mainly goes to children, in municipal bonds totaling 100000 to Ella Bacon Rose Kingsley and to others including Alice Jouett, Mary Ellis, Chester Kingsley, Parker Ellis, Priscilla Soule, Clinton Jouett, and annual support to Henry Montague and Mary Merwin. Residue to Mary Jane Kingsley, who died before the testator.
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Chester Ward Kingsley
Cambridge Water Board
East Cambridge
Mary Jane Kingsley
Kingsley
Ella J. Bacon
Rose Kingsley
Alice M. Jouett
Mary Ellen Ellis
Chester Ed Aley
Muniom
Parker Ellis
Priscilla B. Soule
Clinton Jouett
Henry Montague
Mary J. Merwin
Mary Jane Kingssiey
Testator
Druggist Charged With Phenacetine Adulteration
In a Superior Criminal Court session Judge Judy Bond heard Leslie M. Frye of Frye Hygienic Drug Company face a charge of selling adulterated phenacetine. State chemist Albert E. Leach testified the sample contained a cheaper hazardous mix, about 26 percent, far reducing value. Frye denied knowledge of adulteration. the case was not yet given to the jury as proceedings adjourned.
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Superior Criminal Court
Judy Bond
Leslie M. Frye
Frye Hygienic Drug Company
Maine Corporation
Harry B. Collins
Farbenfabriken Company
Biberfeld
Parker
Albert E. Leach
State Board of Health
Glasgow Co s Bondsmen To Forfeit Today
The bondsmen for Charles A Battler and Simon Burman of the Glasgow Manufacturing Company face forfeiture if Battler and Burman are not delivered to U S officers by noon. Each bond stands at 9000, with the district attorney warning payment or suit. Despite the bondsmen’s pledge, authorities continue to search for the two missing men.
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Charles A. Battler
Simon Burman
Glasgow Manufacturing Company
United States
Hale
John H. Casey
Frederick Green
Selig Lespig
Battler
Burman
Glasgow Company
New Grand Jury Impaneled After Morning Session
A new grand jury convened yesterday to serve for the first six months of the year. Judge Bond charged the jurors on duties, then trials proceeded on cases previously before the grand jury or on appeal. Of 39 traverse jurors, 12 requested excusal, seven granted, with John Cannon as foreman and Edward J. Flannigan as clerk.
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Bond
Grand Jury
Traverse
John Cannon
Edward J. Flannigan
Guaranteed Pills Claim Refund Offer
A dubious guarantee promises a refund if a listed product cures or assists in 6 to 14 days. The text reads like an unsafe medical claim and appears to target vulnerable readers with a money back promise tied to a short cure window.
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Soc
L Road Annual Meeting Held at Wesleyan Hall
At the Boston Elevated Railway stockholders meeting in Wesleyan Hall the old board was unanimously reelected. Directors F Ayer W A Bancroft J J Bright Samuel Carr T J Coolidge Jr F H Peabody J Phillips Jr J M Prendegast Nehemiah W Rice Quincy A Shaw Jr William Spaulding Walter S Swan and Robert Winsor each received 1197 votes. President Bancroft reported Massachusetts stock ownership above 8 percent and coal handling costs at 409 017 for the year, up about 71 percent from the prior year.
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Boston Elevated Railway
Wesleyan Hall
Frederick Ayer
William A. Bancroft
John J. Bright
Samuel Carr
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Francis H. Peabody
James Phillips, Jr
James M. Prendegast
Nehemiah W. Rice
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
William 8. Spaulding
Walter S. Swan
Robert Winsor
Bancroft
Massachusetts
Germany Cures Consumption Tuberculine apparatus touted as cure
An advertisement touts a Koeh inhalation device and Tuberculine claimed to cure consumption and asthma. Dr Edward Koch, head of the Lung Cure of America, says the apparatus delivers vapors directly to the lungs. Offices listed in major cities with free consultation offered.
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Edward, Koch
Lung Cure of
America
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Rochester
Buffalo
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Erie
Altoona
Penn
Boylston Street
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New Granada
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Spann
Navy Department
Anama
Nashvill
Panama Canal Company
Canal
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Mystic Rivers
Lomasney
Hardy
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Miss Eustis
Tremont Theatre
Dr.King
Washington St
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Oxford
Cali
Post Reader
Q Water
Chelsea
Freeman’s Pharmacy
B. Boston
C. W. Crocker
Stacey Pharmacy
Somerville
Perkins
Highland Avi Cambridge
Claflin
Harvard
Roxbury
Gammon
Dudley
Bispham
Broadway
Malaen
W. P. Sheldon
Providence, Hall & Lawrence
Chas. Clare & Son
Jold
Haverhill
Holland
H. E. Ayer
Moulton’s
Gloucester
Proctor Bros
Hyde Park
Fallon’s
M’chester
N.H
Eames Drug Co
Nashua
Underhill Drug Co
Glasgow CO
L’ Road
Germany
Renee
Opp
R. H. White Co
Viet Ait
Boston Caledonian Club
Deacon Hall
Ashington St
Oma
Walter 8S. Munro
JO McK. Cameron
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