Warner's Safe Cure touted by Reverend Villars in SANDWICH ad
Rev Dr I Villars pastor of J B E Church endorses Warner's Safe Cure for rheumatism claiming it cured his condition after months of suffering. The ad urges urine tests for kidney disease, offers free analysis from Warner's Medical Dept, Rochester NY, and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as safe vegetable medicine with no narcotics. It warns against substitutes and imitations and notes two bottle sizes 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Villars
Warner
Sandwich
Mil
Rev. L. Villars
J. BE. Church
Medical Dept
Arner
Warner's
Coal Cars Guarded By Police In Dorchester District
Ww. B. Phinney of Southern avenue Dorchester has two carloads of coal watched by Division 11 policemen. Officer Eaton guards 8 p m to 1 a m with rifle, then another officer from 1 a m to 6 a m. Captain Hunt orders clubs rifles and extra ammunition. Phinney expects high cost but values securing the coal direct from fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Phinney
Southern Avenue
Dorchester
Division 11
Harvard Street
Eaton
Roosevelt and Carnegie Speak at Washington Library Dedication
A large assembly gathered in the Washington Public Library auditorium for the dedication ceremony. President Roosevelt and Andrew Carnegie spoke on the gift of libraries and the role of public access to learning, with Carnegie noting his ongoing library-building efforts and future applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Public Library
Mt. Vernon Square
United States
Andrew Carnegie
Cabinet
Senate
House of Representatives
Carnegie
Bishop Satterlee
Roosevelt
van der Weyde
New York
Public Library
Charlestown Catholic Literary Union Elects Officers
The Charlestown Catholic Literary Union installed officers Tuesday night at a banquet for about 17 attendees. Edward M. Gallagher became president, with James P. Maloney as vice president, Joan E. Fitzgerald as treasurer, John L. Lynch as secretary, and directors including J. Cronan and James A. Day. A large annual ball is planned for January 28 at Roughan's Hall, with a long organizing committee led by John F. Anderson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Literary Union of
Charlestown
Patrick Coyle
Edward M. Gallagher
James P. Maloney
Joan E. Fitzgerald, Jr
John L. Lynch
J. Cronan
James A. Day
P. H. Fahey
Thomas J. Gallagher
Richard FF. Murphy
John F. Anderson
Francis P. Turnbull
James A. McDonald
James J. Phelan
Ia. M. Dolan
Charles §. Sullivan
E. L. Quigley
J. F. McCarthy
Roughan’s Hall
J. P. Maloney
John H. Graham
A. Harrington
C. §. Sullivan
John F. Kelley
Thomas Gill
M. Roughan
Harry Reardon
Will Merrigan
Philip C. McMahon
J. A. McDonald, Jr
Thomas W. Berridge
Eugene
Peter F. Tague
Richard F. Murphy
Forester officers installed by M. C. O. F.
Deputy H. C. R. Frank B. Kelly and staff installed officers of SS. Peter and Paul's Court of South Boston on Tuesday evening. Names listed include James F. Brady C. R. P J Spillane VV Co R R S S John A Curran F S John B White treasurer Thomas Sullivan Sr C Arthur 8 Allengee a William O'Brien I S P Curley Jr O S John Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Kelly
SS. Peter and Paul’s Court of South Boston
James F. Brady
C. R
P. J. Spillane
Vv. Co. R
R. S&s
John A. Curran
John B. White
Thomas Sullivan
Arthur
Allengee
William O’brien
I. S
P. Curley, Jr
O. S
John Condon
Rich man weds secretary in Milwaukee in illness
Milwaukee Wis Jan 7 While sitting in a chair today with what is believed to be a fatal illness William H Bradley the wealthiest man in Wisconsin was married to his secretary Miss Mary Hannemeyer The former Mrs Bradley died on Nov 18 Mr Bradley is said to be worth 40000000 and is associated with J J Hill in railroad deals in this part of the country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukeer
Wis
William H. Bradley
Wisconsin
Mary Hannemeyer
Gun Returned to Harvard by Navy Bill Passed
At the opening of today’s House session a bill authorized the Secretary of the Navy to return to Harvard University the six-pound gun colors and a silver loving cup presented by Harvard students to the cruiser Harvard at the start of the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Harvard University
Harvard
How Labor Law Works in New Zealand
United States consul at Auckland Frank Dillingham summarises New Zealand’s industrial conciliation and arbitration act. The report notes a provision making union members liable up to 48 in each case for union deficiencies after adverse judgments and confirms unions may sue and be sued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Dillingham
United States
Auckland
New Zealand
State Department
Frederick Emory
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Postum Coffee Converts Knoxville Teacher’s Health
A Knoxville Tennessee schoolteacher with 52 pupils describes chronic indigestion and nervous strain eased by Postum Food Coffee. She notes an initial bad experience, but after proper brewing for 15 minutes and using Postum regularly, her indigestion and nervousness vanished, saving hundreds of dollars in medical bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Gilday questions murder theory in Sturtevant case
Brockton January 7 The long debated death of Mrs Mary Sturtevant is being treated as murder by lawyer Gilday who rejects suicide. Police seek an ante mortem statement and another witness while examining possible links between two principals. The victim’s faith and the Catholic cemetery burial are cited against suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mary Sturtevant
Gilday
Ethel
Abercrombie
Joseph Sturtevant
O'Neil
East Boston tunnel to finish in May says transit chief
Howard A. Carson of the Boston Transit Commission said the East Boston tunnel will be completed by May. Substantial progress covers Maverick square to Long Wharf, about 4200 feet. Bids for completing the section from Atlantic Avenue to near the Custom House will be sought in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Carson
Boston Transit Commission
East Boston
Maverick Square
Boston Harbor
Long Wharf
Boston
Transit Commission
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
Custom House
Scollay Square
State and
Court Streets
Amés Building
Old State House
Congress Street
Former Boston Girl Weds British General
London dispatch reports the quiet marriage of Lieutenant-General Sir Seymour Blane to Mrs. Henry Blake formerly Kitty Green of Boston. The ceremony followed Blane receiving a gold mounted cane from King Edward. Mrs Blake, a prominent Boston social figure, was the daughter of a wealthy banker family. The bride’s history in Boston and Brookline, along with the Blakes’ Civil War connections and the family home at Park Square, are noted as context for this union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Seymour Blane
Henry Blake
Miss Green
Boston
Mass
Edward
Blane
Blake
India
Delhi
Kitty Green
Hans Place
Lady Seymour Blane
Brookline
Henry Jones Blake
George Batty Blake
Henry J. Blake
United States Navy
Massachusetts
Socn
Europe
Rothschilds
Barings
Washington Street
John Cotton
Hannah Adams
Blakes
King's Chapel
Malden Megatherians Minstrels Impress City Audiences
Malden’s Megatherians minstrel show at the Auditorium earns praise for artistry and originality. The program features a Khaki cake walk led by Mabel Hawley with Bessie Holden and Mollie Bently, plus Constance Berry's standout dancing. W. A. Hastings presided as interlocutor. notable participants include D. W. Deshon Alfred Bickford F. F. Cutting A. W. Winship and tambos R. A. Perkins W. H. Palmer H. L. Aldridge J. F. Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mabel Hawley
Bessie Holden
Mollie Bently
Constance M. Berry
W. A. Hastings
Common Council
D. W. Deshon
Alfred Bickford
F. F. Cutting
A. W. Winship
R. A. Perkins
W. H. Palmer
H. L. Aldridge
J. F. Neal
Great Coal Cost to B and M Railroad
At a Superior Court hearing yesterday afternoon Boston and Maine railroad counsel W H Coolidge said the company paid 240000 more for fuel in November and December 1902 than in 1901, projecting an extra 1000000 for the year at the same rate as the period cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Waltham
W. H. Coolidge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Republicans Bolt Wolcott in Colorado Senate Fight
Denver January 7 The Colorado General Assembly opened to elect a successor to Senator Teller. Republicans hold a three vote majority but only minimal turnout attended the forenoon caucus. An anti Wolcott arrangement with Democrats aims to block Wolcott’s election. With him out, Frank C Goudy leads the Republican field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
General Assembly
Teller
Repubican
Cancus
Edward O Wolcott
Wolcott
Frank C. Goudy
Boston Greeks Celebrate Christmas Festival in Quiet City Observance
Nearly 1000 Greeks in Boston observed Christmas Day with church services at Knee Land Street Greek Church. Vespers and regular worship were held in a simple, decorous setting. New Year’s Day arrives January 14 with little change to workday life, followed by Epiphany on January 19 when many baptisms occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kneeland Street
Loyal Legion Banquet Draws 400 Members
About 400 Loyal Legion members gathered at the American House for the annual banquet last night. Colonel A A Randy presided and no speeches were made, but fellowship and singing filled the event. Newly elected members included Rear Admiral Joseph Foster retired of Portsmouth Captain Joseph A Moore of Roslindale Frederic W Crocker of Boston Richard H W Dwight of Brookline and Shirley P Draper. Captain Robert F Clark, police commissioner chair, was restored to the roll after resigning twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion
American House
A. A. Randy
Joseph Foster
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph A. Moore
Roslindale
Frederic W. Crocker
Boston
Richard H. W. Dwight
Brookline
Shirley P. Draper
Robert F
Whetzel asthma cure touted by doctors across nation
Medical authorities including Dr. C. F. Beard and others claim the Whetzel system cures asthma. The method purportedly eradicates the disease rather than easing symptoms, with a free test course offered to applicants who describe their case and provide two names of others with asthma. Send for a booklet and trial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craiey
St. Louis
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J. ©. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
MISS COTTLOW'S RECITAL AT STEINERT HALL
Miss Augusta Cottlow gave her first pianoforte recital in this city at Steinert Hall last evening before a fair sized audience. The program featured Bach Busoni arranged pieces, Mendelssohn Variations Serieuses, Intermezzo, Brahms Minor Rhapsody, Chopin works, and Liszt studies. The West teenager showed magnificent technique and a sympathetic touch, earning favorable impressions from listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Cottlow
Steinert Hall
Bach
Busoni
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Chopin
Zarembski
Liszt
Miss Cottlow
Travelling Stag Introduced At Foresters Meeting
At Court Star of the East No. 18 Foresters of America meeting in Grand Army Hall a travelling stag feature was presented by Court Edward Lasker. Officers installed included A. B. Selee C R 8 Cohen 8 C R M M Ober Rec Sec L Davis Fin Sec I Pollock Treas C Walters S W I Parker J W 8 F Greenstein 8 B A Puckowitz J B and J Charack Sec. A banquet followed and an entertainment lasted into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the East
Foresters of America
Grand Army Hall
Washington Street
Edward Lasker
A. B. Selee
C. R
8. Cohen
M. M. Ober
L. Davis
I. Pollock
Treas
C. Walters
S. W
I. Parker
J. W
F. Greenstein
A. Puckowitz
J. B
J. Charack
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N.H
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Washington and Hawley Sts
Washington Library
President Roosevelt
America
Republic of Letters
Theodore Roosevelt
Charlestown Catholic Literary Union Ball
Forester
Gun
Mrs. Sturtevant
Fearon
Range Preon
Maldon
B. & M. Railroad
Bolt Wolcott
Colorado
OUR Services
Boylston St
Arch &J
Philip
Franklin St
Buffalo
Michian Eve
Chicago
Penn Ave
Pittepurg
Garfield Place
Cincinnati
Hutan St
Baltimore
11Th St
N. W
South St
Rochester
Tof
Koch
Frank Whetzel
Dept. B
American Express Building
Chicagq
Dr. King
Ars
Gareteily
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan's
White's
Sroshy
Oxford
Shuman
A. Shuman & CO
J.S. Waterman & Sons
Washington Jr
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
Borden
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