92 Year Old Woman Cured by Warner’s Safe Cure
Mrs Rebecca Smith of Westfield New Jersey aged 92 credits Warner’s Safe Cure with curing her kidney and bladder diseases. The vegetable remedy claims no harmful drugs and is sold in 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a dose under one cent. It is advertised as prescribed by doctors and used in leading hospitals as a cure for kidney liver bladder and blood ailments and female weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Rebecca Smith
Westfield
N. J
Trial bottle free to prove Warner’s Safe Cure
A Boston Post promotion offers a free trial bottle of Warner’s Safe Cure for kidney liver bladder and blood disorders. Respondents write Warner Safe Cure Co. Rochester NY and cite the newspaper notice, then receive a medical booklet and testimonials via mail as a guaranteed offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Colton Attacked by Four Men on Dover Street
Edward J. Colton a South Boston teamster arrived at City Hospital with a scalp wound requiring 12 stitches and multiple bruises after being set upon by four men leaving a Harrison avenue bar. He fought back until a blackjack blow felled him.
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Edward J. Colton
Boston Street
Boston
City Hospital
Colton
Dover Street
Harrison Avenue
Boston & Albany system plans reduced trolley era fares
The Boston and Albany Mailroad, under New York Central control, plans a general fare reduction on the Newton circuit to compete with trolley lines. A six to ten cent fare is proposed for various stations, with five cents to Cottage Farm Allston Brighton Faneuil and Newton in one direction and Longwood Brookline Brookline Hills Reservoir Chestnut Hill in the other, plus graduated fares up to ten cents at Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Mailroad Company
New York Central
Newton
Cottage Farm
Allston
Brighton
Faneuil
Longwood
Brookline
Brookline Hills
Reservoir
Chestnut Hill
Riverside
Douglas Attacks Northern Ruan Consolidation Case Summary
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Douglas of Minnesota filing in the U S Supreme Court. He outlines the state's view on the attempted consolidation of Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways via Northern Securities Company. Questions raised concern canal corporate powers and whether the consolidation creates a railroad traffic monopoly and if such a monopoly violates constitutional provision and statutory prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Douglas
Minnesota
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railway
Pearsall
Great Northern Railway
United Action
Northern Securities Company
New Jersey
Horticultural Prizes Awarded by Massachusetts Society
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s garden committee awarded 1901 prizes and gratuities. Notable awards include H. H. Hunnewell premiums for the Oliver Ames estate, John A. Lowell fund prizes for chrysanthemum houses, and Society prizes for roses, carnat ions, vegetables, and lettuce. Gratuities honored begonia, dahlia, tomato houses, and superior glass cultivation, with multiple winners across Arlington Malden Natick and Belmont.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
H. H. Hunnewell
Oliver Ames
North Easton
John A. Lowell
E. S. Converse
Malden
S. Converse
A. W. Spencer
South Framingham
Charles Pfaff
Peter Fisher
Waban Rose Conservatories
Natick
George D. Moore & Son
Arlington
W. W. Rawson
Frederick Parker
Bedford
Warren H. Houstis
Belmont
R. & J. Farquhar & Co
Gloire de Lorraine
W. P. Lothrop
East Bridgewater
David Nevins
Methuen
A. Learned
HYOMEI Germicide Claims to Cure Colds and Coughs
An advertising piece warns seven tenths of kidney and stomach diseases come from cough and cold medicines. It touts HYOMEI as the only inhaled germicide that reaches throat and lungs, destroying germs within a day to two. It claims other remedies damage the stomach and bowels, and offers a five day free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Boer and British losses in 80h
A London review of South Africa operations compares Boer and British losses for the year. Boers total 18,320 casualties with 7,998 rifles captured. Britain claims all Boer artillery, 27 guns, plus two captured by Dewet at Zeefontein. Boers suffer higher disease and accident deaths, with 25,800 invalided.
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London
South Africa
Dewet
Zeefontein
Elbridge S Brooks Dies in Somerville Home
Elbridge S and Brooks, a renowned writer of historical and biographical works, died at 44 Walnut Street Somerville early yesterday of Bright's disease. Nearly blind for a year, he authored 70 books for youth, beginning as a salesman for Appleton and later with Scribner. Relatives claim seven Minute Men of Concord and Lexington traced maternally.
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Elbridge S&s. Brooks
Brooks
Walnut Street
Somerville
Bright
Sb. Appleton & Co
Boston
Lothrop
Scribners
Concord
Lexington
Grand Jury May Probe Welch Will Forgery
A court signals possible forgery and perjury in Samuel Welch will case. The judge urges the district attorney to pursue action against those involved, citing conspiracy and attempted perjury. The petition for the will’s allowance will be dismissed with costs charged to the petitioner.
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Samuel Welch
Judge MelIntire dismisses Munsey third will petition
In Middlesex County Probate Court East Cambridge Judge Charles J MelIntire dismissed Mrs Martha Munsey of Pittsfield New Hampshire petition to probate a third Samuel Welch will amid claims of forgery perjury and conspiracy He indicated the case may involve a grand jury and district attorney action against two involved parties while noting the estate s value has diminished and two earlier wills were disallowed and a capias was issued for witness Ellen Durgin Chandler and for Mrs Munsey
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Charles J. MelIntire
Middlesex County Probate Court
East Cambridge
Martha Munsey
Pittsfield
N. H
Samuel Welch
McIntire
George Sanderson
Middlesex County
Samuel Welch Will
Mr. Sanderson
Munse
Consel
John K. Berry
Samueleich
Martha Mungey
Welch
John K. Kerry
Ellen Durgin
Chandler
Munsey
Goodrich
Cornhill
MelIntire
Fifteen Entombed in Ishpeming Mine Cave-In
Fifteen or more men were trapped by a cave-in at the Newaunee mine in Ishpeming Michigan this evening. Rescue work started quickly but no one has been brought to the surface. Two shafts exist but escape chances were believed shut off by the collapse as relatives gathered at the mine opening awaiting news.
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Ishpeming, Mich
Newaunee
Smoke Talk in Malden Church Forms Men's Club
In Malden on January 7 a vestry meeting at the Universalist Church formed a men's club. Rev James F Albion called the session with George F Hollis elected chairman and J A Flanders secretary. Prominent attendees included Dana J Flanders Eugene Nelson Dr James Krauss Charles Hyde and William Robinson. The group adjourned at 11 pm to reconvene at Rev Albion's call.
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Malden
Malden’ Universalist Church
James F. Albion
George F. Hollis
Orange Free State
J. A. Flanders
J.F. Albion
Dana J. Flanders
Eugene Nelson
James Krauss
Charles Hyde
Willam Robinson
Albion
Grape-Nuts Food Aids Brain and Nerve Strength
An advertising note explains brain work wears away brain tissue daily and needs replacement through proper nutrition. It promotes Grape-Nuts with phosphate of potash and albumen, claiming it rebuilds the body, especially when eaten with cream, and notes grocers sell it from Postum Cereal Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Beauty remedy offers free trial to improve complexion
An advertisement promises a natural beauty treatment to remove tan freckles moth patches pimples and skin imperfections. Readers are urged to mail for a free prepaid trial from Helen H. Ralston at Lexington Ave Newport KY and MME. M. Ribault Cincinnati Ohio.
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Helen H. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport Ky
Mme. M. Ribault
Rd Ribault
Elsa
Cincinnati
Hutchinson Wins Fight Over Executive Committee Control
In a heated Ward 21 meeting, Hutchinson faced a sharp challenge from Gilpatric supporters led by Russell. After rulings and confrontations over an executive committee and election rules, Hutchinson retained the presidency with a large vote and a show of support. Fred E. Bolton was re elected secretary, while Grafton J. Cushing failed to win the presidency of the school committee.
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Gilpatric
Hutchinson
Neal
Russell
Mr. Hutchinson
Public School Association
Cushing
Mr. Gilpatric
Ward 10
Richardson
Ward 9
Gilpfltrie
Hutchinsen
Fred E. Bolton
Grafton J. Cushing
Ward 11
House Debated Panama Offer in Canal Bill Timing
In Washington the House opened debate on the Nicaragua Canal bill with Mr. Hepburn leading two hours on the Panama Canal Company offer to sell its property and franchises to the United States for 40 million dollars. He argued the offer was a delay tactic while others discussed potential amendments to authorize purchase if concessions from Colombia and a Walker Commission recommendation supported 40 million dollars.
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Washington
Hepburn
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Panama Canal Company
United States
Panama Company
Morris
Minn
Colombia
Walker Commission
Panama Canal
Messrs
Davis
Fla
Richardson
Ala
Mann Dal
Adams
Penn
Canal contest in Senate Senate hearing on canal routes
In Washington on January 7 the Senate heard first notes of the Canal contest. Senator Morgan offered a resolution for the committee on interoceanic canals to inquire into alleged relations between U S and Canadian transcontinental railroads and the Panama Canal Company.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Panama
Senate
Morgan
Committee On Interoceanic Canals
United States
Canada
Panama Canal Company
Senate and House Move on Tariffs and Census Bill
In Washington on January 7, Senator Mitch Ell introduced amendments to the Philippine tariff bills proposing a substitute based on the Philippine Commission pact. The House census committee ordered a report on a bill to create a permanent census bureau. Hopkins aims to push the bill after the Nicaragua Canal measure. Representative Hooker introduced a joint resolution praising Commodore Schley for the Santiago victory. The Senate naval affairs committee planned hearings with the Commercial Cable Company on a Pacific submarine cable project. A franking privilege bill for Mrs Metinley advanced. More than 300 measures were introduced with notable items including a New York post office building at 2.5 million dollars, sealed-package shipping at one cent per ounce, and a memorial arch for McKinley.
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Washington
Mitchell
Philippine Commission
House Committee On Census
Santiago
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Commercial Cable Company
Metinley
House Committee On Post Offices
Senate
Platt
N. Y
New York
Penrose
McMiMan
President McKinley
Lyman W Temple Doorkeeper Remembered for Courteous Service
Lyman W Temple longtime doorkeeper at Hamilton place and Massachusetts Avenue entrances to Music Hall and Symphony Hall died suddenly yesterday at 1 o clock. In more than 30 years of service he earned a reputation as a courteous model employee. He was a Civil War veteran and member of John A Andrew Post 16 G A R.
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Lyman W. Temple
Old Music Hall
New Symphony Hall
Hamilton Place
Old Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Symphony Hall
Temple
John A. Andrew Post
Five Dollars a Box Indorse Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
A letter from A Ellms and Chas. F. Buzzell of South Sudbury Mass endorses Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets citing relief from indigestion after a 50 cent box. Mrs James Barton of Toronto reports curing supposed kidney and bladder trouble with the tablets. The ad claims the tablets aid digestion, prevent acidity, and suit all ages, with doctors and druggists recommending them.
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Mr. Ellms
Sudbury
Mass
James Barton
Toronto
Can
Stuart
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Ruan
Elbridge S
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NEW Theatre Story
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Wentworth
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Kentucky
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Boylston St
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Roxbury
Edwin H. Fitts
Bynner Street
Relgpires
King
King Dental
Washington &J
Gorner
Avon
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Crosby's
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Milk Street
A, H. Curtis
Federal Street
Boston Merchants’ Association
Hoxton Merchanta’ Association
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Cabot
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Hotel Westminster
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