Dr Greene's Nervura credited in Vermont grip case
Mrs S N Miller of Roxbury Vermont says after three doctors gave up and her husband bought Nervura she recovered from a severe grip. She describes paralysis then rapid improvement and credits Dr Greene's Nervura with her renewed health. Dr Greene offers free consultations at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass.
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S. N. Miller
Roxbury
Dr. Greene
Spiteful woman robber sought by Cambridge police
Cambridge police and SS. R. Rosenberg are seeking a woman believed to have robbed Rosenberg’s Otis street home Saturday night. Rosenberg says the motive may be spite but provides no details and the police refuse to name the suspect or discuss the quarrel linked to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
SS. R. Rosenberg
Otis Street
Rosenberg
Post
Reed Bail Forfeited in Supreme Court Decision
The full bench of the Supreme Court dismissed John Reed's petition seeking the return of $709 bail deposited with the Police Court of Lowell and Middlesex County. The ruling effectively forfeits the bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John Reed
Banco King
Police Court
Lowell
Middlesex
Reid Bixby threat case continued in Roxbury Court
William J. Reid had his case continued in Roxbury District Court after being arrested on a warrant charging him with making threats against Miss Clara Bixby. The prior warrant was issued last week and the matter proceeding in court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Reid
Clara Bixby
Roxbury
Chamber Music Series Continues at Warren Hall Brighton
The Municipal String Quartet presents an evening of chamber music at Warren Hall in Brighton. Soloist Thomas F. Clifford, the renowned baritone, will perform as part of the ongoing free concert series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal String Quartet
Warren Hall
Brighton
Thomas FE. Clifford
Execution at Sing Sing for Wife Murder
Bailer Decker, an African American man, was executed at Sing Sing Prison for the murder of his white wife. The electric chair worked as planned and the mask fell from his face as he died.
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New York
Bailer Decker
Sing Sing
Syndicate Takes Over Boston & Albany Site for Shoe Exchange
The Boston and Albany station has been acquired by a syndicate planning a shoe and leather exchange on the site. The deal involves about $500,090 in funds and signals a major redevelopment move by the buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Barrows arraigned in Newton center for grand jury summons
Charles F. Barrows Newton Center letter carrier appeared before US Commissioner Fiske and waived examination and was not held for the grand jury in the sum of 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Barrows
Newton Centre
United States
Fiske Yesterle
Excise Commission Proposes New Boston Licensing Powers
Lawmakers file four bills for Boston reform including a three member Excise Commission with a $4500 chair and $4000 members, 25 inspectors, and year start January 1 1900. Proposals grant liquor licensing power to the commission, shift sewer charges, and fix election timing to November.
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Boston
Board of Police
Excise Board
Sewerage Assessment Act
ISHS
Board of Street Commissioners
Sewer Division
Street Department
H. Bb. Whall
Ward 24
Representative Whall
Common Council
Connolly
Committee On Rules
Cullinane
Lawrence
Myers
Cambridge
Stone
Springfield
Hayes
Lowe’l
Dean
Wakefield
Careynoi Scates
Labor Committee
Bates
Senate
They Announce Their Commit Boston Members to Important Posts
A full list of Boston and surrounding towns assignments to committees appears. Notable names include Williams Norfolk Harwood Middlesex Washburn Worcester and many others across judiciary ways and means education public health labor and more. The long roster covers states and cities names such as Haverhill Springfield Chelsea Boston Lowell and Cambridge with numerous Middlesex Suffolk Worcester and Essex representatives.
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Senate
Lawrence
Lowell
Alexander Bb. Bruce
Boston
Haverhill
Messrs
Williams
Norfolk
Harwood
Middlesex
Washburn
Worcester
Kenefick
Hampden
Attwill
Essex
George
Post
Berkshire
Hampshire
Parsons
Franklin
Witt
Suffolk
Moran
Bristol
Joy
Lott
Tyner
Luscombe
Cape
Tague
Putnam
Patch
McClellan
Bailey
Reynolds
Chamberlain
Plymouth
Whitney
Sanderson
Donovan
Suffo
Dallinger
Auwil
Maxwell
Leach
Feneno
Staffolk
Kelcher
Innes
Benefick
Fairbank
Baldwin
Harbers
Whittlesey
Gleason
Yarrington
Tarnad Patch
Sut- OR
Putnaw
Woodsum
Harrington
Talley
Tissex
Dalinger
Hodgkins
Bouve
Sargent
Perkshire
Hamopshire
Woodsurm
Loue
Sovolk
State House
Rouge
Woodsam
Flatspden
Myers
Cambridge
Stone
Springfield
Howland
Chelsea
Johnson
Selfridge
Currier
Methuen
Tuttle
Pittsfield
Brigham
Marlboro
Davenport
Greenfield
Felker
Northampton
Minton
Carleton
Paton
Leominster
Melen
Bennet
Saugus
Burgess
Fitchburg
Folsom
Cole
Beverly
Adams
Melrose
Watson
Simmons
Grafton
Melisaac
Speaker
Hayes
McCarthy
Whipple
Brockton
Saunders
Dalton
Salem
Barre
Andrews
Mackey
Neal
Dedham
Lonergan
Apsey
Douglass
Wood
Woburn
J. Ti. Donovan
Leavey
Lynn
Bullock
New Bedford
Gloucester
Bennett
Chandler
Somerville
Morse
Belchertown
Ellsworth
Shaw
Raynham
Severance
Shelburne
Corey
Stockbridge
Messie
Harvel
Rockland
Kells
Cook
Milford
Crosby
Arlington
Whean
Weymouth
Dudley
Sutton
Henderson
Rowley
Gilles
Sands
Wuffer
Kane
Hunt
Foster
Chadwick
Newton
Taunton
Spooner
Ainsworth
Fall River
Brown
North Adams
Mersie. Johnson
Chapple
McLoughlin
Huntress
M. J
Stalker
Wentworth
Cohasset
Daris
Francis
Carey
Mansfield
Bugbee
Monson
Powers
Marsden
Tal‘om
Dyer
Gardner
Willard
Drake
Canton
Cobasset
Queeney
Leland
Templeton
Fisher
Amherst
Burrington
Judd
Holyoke
Littleton
Conroy
Murphy
Salter
Flanigan
Mills
Newburyport
Bridges
Marblehead
Swift
Tisbury
Battles
Nantucket
Dartmouth
Conwell
Provincetown
Bushnell
Sheffield
Jones
Yall River
Warweil
Barnstable
Hooper
Manchester
Nickerson
Harwich
Lomberd
Miller
Southwick
Lal’em
Tatman
Whall
Apsley
Boylston
Prone
Luce
Toomer
Bos
Rose
New Godford
Donohue
Bartlett
Oxford
Cullinane
Driscoll
Chicopee
Harlow
Whitman
Ross
Vinnigan
Ampeton
Hancock
Estes
Bleiler
Dumond
Odlin
Andover
Minihan
Litchfield
Lunenburg
Gaddis
Hawes
Harwodd
Lrnn
Marden
Stoneham
Montgomery
Turner
Malden
Morrison
Smith
Waltham
Ciuer
Green
Kyle
Clerke
Grant
Learoyd
Danvers
King
Porter
Briggs
White
Stewart
Keith
Fitzygerald
Schofield
Russell
Ramsdell
Lomasney
Dean
Brookline
Sullivan
Weston
Hyde Park
Campbell
Westfield
Whitman Wagtery
Quigley
Chelmsford
Robinson
Spridefield
Goulding
Duxlury
Moore
West Stockbridge
Davis
Aynesbury
Litefield
Middleboro
Sisson
Wells
Peabody
Brooks
Athol
Duty
Blesser
Toland
Balcom
Libby
Medford
Fitts
Parker
Sparks
Dracut
Royalston
Twomey
Mess
New Record
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Northbridge
J. W
Wheeler
Chase
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King of Holbrook
Harvie
Stantey
Scates
Lowe
Svepard
Quincy
Reed
Taurnton
Trow
Satem
Haskins
Rockport
Cheshire
Forest of Lawrence
Rounsville
Rochester
Pepperill
Marchant
Skillines
Cuwlinane
Reot
Dooling
Ames
Lockhart
Seavey
Monroe
Gilpatrick
Keyou
Persons
Maynard
Mrhoney
D. A
Northoro
Moesers
Attleboro
Horton
Rehoboth
Pike
Groveland
New Marlboro
Marchesneult
Spencer
Eddy
West Bridgewater
Messrs. Williams
Foxboro
Favor
Langford
Dewey
Varney
Bay of
Ashland
Twombley
Framingham
Upsom
Easthampton
Dean of
Wakefield
Fitzgerald
Kyte
Leominste
Restore Health With Hood’s Sarsaparilla This Season
A historical remedy advertisement urges readers to fight grip and assorted ailments by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It touts blood purification, stomach toning, appetite improvement, and strengthened immunity against malaria, pneumonia, and fevers, claiming lingering germs are expelled.
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Hood
Free Municipal Lecture by Prof Hart on Imperialism
The first lecture in a free course for the mayor's advisory committee will be at Bates Hall Old Public Library Thursday evening. Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard University will discuss Imperialism the opening topic for the four lectures. Doors open at 7 69 and the talk starts promptly at 8 o'clock. no admission tickets are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Hall
Old Public Library
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Patrolman Neas Accused Of Torturing Young Boy
Patrolman Thomas Neas of Roxbury faced the Police Commission on charges he pressed a red hot poker against Leo Splaine's face, burning the 1 year old. The father, John E Splaine of 48 Palmer Street, Roxbury, testified with seven witnesses ready to testify that Neas chased the boy around a wheelwright.
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Thomas Neas
Roxbury
Martin
Leo Splaine
John E. Splaine
Palmer Street
Neal
Whiskey Bottled in Bond Under Government Guarantee
Whiskey with government guarantee of strength purity and age bottled in bond under Internal Revenue supervision. Sold by leading dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnymede Club
United States
R. F. Balke & CO
Bond
Louieville
Kentucky
U. S
Mellwood” & “Runnymede Club
New England
Internal Revenue Officers
Officer Neal Accused of Burning Boy With Poker in Roxbury Shop
The Splaine family accuses Roxbury patrolman Neal of intoxicated misconduct and assault in a wheelwright shop on Norfolk Avenue. A 10 year old boy sustained burns to the nose and under the left eye after Neal allegedly heated a poker and threatened a burn, with several witnesses confirming details. The officer admits the incident and claims malicious intent, while the case proceeds to police authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddle Bros
Norfolk Avenue
Neal
Roxbury Station
Splaine
Kldredge
Hurley
Station 9
Wheelwright
Pai
Troue
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty of Children
Police Commission
Leo Splaine
Palmer Street
John Butler
William Welsh
W. Trasker
Mr. Flynn
John Smith
Edward O’brien
John EK. Ward
Dingley Man Found Dead Behind Shawmut Avenue Building
Fred Coleman aged 44 was found dead yesterday afternoon in the rear of the building at 42 Shawmut avenue after a period of illness. The death is not described as suspicious. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances.
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Fred Coleman
Shawmut Avenue
Dividend Declared By Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Arthur Lord and A. B. Wentworth as receivers announced checks were sent to all approved claimants. The first dividend, about $200,000, is being distributed to policyholders yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lord
A. 8
Wentworth
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Witness Describes Abuse Allegations in Court Hearing
A witness recounts threats and alleged cruelty by a father toward his son. She claims the father is violent, cites past court actions, and notes multiple calls to intervene. She denies the accusation of being intoxicated and expresses relief at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’s Church
Run on Middlesex Institution of Savings in Concord
Out-of-town depositors withdrew 39000 from the Middlesex Institution of Savings after rumors tied to Asabet Manufacturing. The bank said it held no Asabet paper, paid all deposits in full, and would continue meeting demands without the 30 day notice tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Middlesex Institution of Savings
Asabet Manufacturing Company
Henry J. Hosmer
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C. H. Innes
Cableways
J. Myers
Judiciary
OLD B. & A
Barrows
Grand Jury
Bromfield St
Woodward & CO
Excise Commission
Wolcott
State
House of Correction
Massachusetts Reformatory
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Alton
Soule
Mr. Joy
Po Seeree
Henry Cabo. Lodge
Nomitb
Harry B. Whall
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
William H. Preble
County of
City OF Boston
Sears
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
G. J. Raymond
John H. Woodman
David B. Graves
Frank
William H. Preblie
Hood’s
America
Hoopn’s
Neas
Police Board
Lad
GEO. T. Stagg CO
Frankfort
Chas. F. Riordan
New
Npland
Globe Building
Leo Splane
Thomas
Dingley
Washington
Johnsons
Concord Bank
Hanover St
Wilson's
China
Franz
Schiller
Flegende Blaetter
Boston Custom House Wine Store
Indian Street
Wright & ‘Tayor
J. W. O'Connor
California
Muscatel
Wright & Aylers
Saovintall
Bissell
Mechanics’ Fair
Juse
American Wringer CO
Franklin St
Cor. Arch
Royal Dairy
No. 11
Park Square
No. 12
Eagle Hall
Washington St
W. TH. Amerige
D. Butler-Butler
Yler
Casey
Gregg
Ellis
C FL. Abbott
Lyceum
Fox
Woods
Webber
Hicks
THE
Raymond Syndicate
Frank J. Dorr
Strause & Bros
Baltimore
Washington Street
George J. Raymond
Manag
Frank I. Dorr
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