Peruna hailed as permanent cure for catarrh in ads
Medicinal claims tout Peruna as a radical, permanent remedy for catarrh. Letters from users like Rev. Stubenvoll and J. W. Fuller praise the product, while promoters offer free pamphlets and personal medical advice from Dr. Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
The
Peruna Medicine Oo
FE. Stubenvoll
Pella
Wis
Los Angeles
J. W. Fuller
Jewelers’ Association of
Cal
Peruna
Grosvenor and Clark Clash in House Debate
In Washington on January 13 the House enjoyed a lively and good natured two hour clash between General Grosvenor of Ohio and Mr. Clark of Missouri over the army appropriation bill. They traded figures on party fortunes and the 1904 presidential race, with sharp, witty exchanges about coal, anti trust law, and political maneuvers. The session featured multiple cross speeches as each side cheered its representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Mr. Clark
Missouri
Clark
Fitzgerald
N. Y
New York
Hill
Pat
Mr. Grosvenor
Lindsay
Wachter
Treasury
John Sherman
Russell A. Alger
Diamond Match Company
Mr. Mann
Illinois
West
Hull
Rep
Iowa
Transport Service
Shattuc
Edward Atkinson
Moon
Dem
Tenn
Indian Territory
Swanson
Gaines
Minnie Graham Disappearance Sparks Volunteer Search Across Regions
Minnie Graham of Whittenton Taunton vanished December 30 leaving a suicide note for her fiancé George M. Nieforth who quit his job in Compton Rhode Island and now spends all his savings in a province wide search from Taunton to South Boston and Nova Scotia. The couple planned marriage in spring. Police and ponds in the area have been dragged and neighbors recall letters from Miss Graham not mentioning the distress described in her note. The missing 19 year old is a Sea forth Nova Scotia native with relatives in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Graham
Compton
R. I
George M. Nieforth
Miss Graham
Taunton
Boston
Nova Scotia
Whittenton
Miss
Seaforth
Halifax County
Mr. Nieforth
United States
Graham
Indianola Residents Demand White Postmaster Over Closed Office
In Indianola Mississippi residents vow to keep the postoffice closed until a white postmaster is appointed. They accuse President Roosevelt of acting on misleading information and expect reopening once the description is clarified. Postmaster General Payne reports no new developments and says assurances of safety are needed before resuming service.
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Indianola
Miss
Roosevelt
Minnie M. Cox
Washington
Payne
Minnie Cox
Dudley Council Installs New Officers
At a Dudley Council 226 Knights of Columbus meeting District Deputy Supreme Knight G. W. A. Bradlee of East Boston installed the officers Thomas J. Drummond Joseph W. Marmand Howard J. Phaneuf John H. McCarthy P. H. Brennan G. H. Keefe William J. Ludden Patrick J. Brennan Michael J. Hines John J. Mansfield Christopher J. Halligan James J. Norton Cc. F. Stepper and Edward F. Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Council
Knights of Columbus
G. W. A.bradlee
East Boston
Thomas J. Drummond
Joseph W. Marmand
Howard J. Phaneuf
John H. McCarthy
P. H. Brennan
G. H. Keefe
William J. Ludden
Patrick J. Brennan
Michael J. Hines
John J. Mansfield
Christopher J. Halligan
James J. Norton
Cc. F. Stepper
Edward F. Daley
Catholic Union Conference Seance Doctrine Series
The Catholic Union of Boston announces the seventh in its Seance doctrine series to be held at Catholic Union Hall on Wednesday at an unspecified time. The event is led by the diocese and overseen by Vicar-General Yrne.
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Boston
Union Hall
Yrne
Garfield Lodge Installs Melrose Officers
Garfield Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen held its annual installation at Odd Fellows Hall. Installed were Master Workman A W Wedger, foreman C B F Baldwin, overseer Matthias Gibson, recorder Fred W Stantial, financier George Goodwin, receiver Samuel Lear, guide C H Spurr, inside guardian Henry Chisholm, outside guardian Andrew Herling, trustee for three years A M Prior, grand lodge representative P W Curry, alternate W R Farland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Prior
Grand Lodge
P. W. Curry
W. R. Farland
Annual meeting of White's House Club at Odd Fellows Hall
The annual hall of the White's House Club will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday February 3. The club consists of young lady clerks of T Smith & Co Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’ House Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Young Lady Clerks
T. Smith & Co
Roxbury
Senate Debates Reciprocity and Coal Tariff in Dingley Act Talks
In Washington on January 13 the Senate debated the Dingley act reciprocity provisions. Dolliver attacked those obstructing reciprocity treaties while Aldrich opposed, arguing reciprocity targets non-competitive products and protective aims. Tillman warned of a live wire on coal blame, and Nelson spoke against statehood. the session adjourned after an executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Dingley
West
Committee On Finance
Dolliver
Iowa
Shaw
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Dolliver
Aldrich
Tillman
Nelson
Senator Lodge files Boston custom house bill
Senator Lodge introduced a Senate bill proposing a new custom house and appraisers stores for Boston costing up to 2 000 000 for buildings 700 000 for the site. The measure also directs sale of the present Boston custom house property for no less than 700 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Boston
Washington
Man
Lodge
Senate
No Canteen Legislation in Congress This Session
Washington Jan 13 No action will be taken by the House committee on military affairs or by Congress on the canteen question this session and no consideration is being given to any measure restoring the canteen to army post exchanges. Chairman Hull said he has received numerous letters telegrams and petitions from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Hull
Coasting Accident at Dimock Street Roxbury Hurts Five Women
A Monday evening coasting incident on Dimock street Roxbury left one woman seriously injured and two others resting comfortably. Eight women formed the party. five were badly shaken. Nurses at the hospital forbade sharing victims identities. The hilltop hospital on Dimock street offers a steep grade and a dangerous course crossing Columbus avenue with streetcar lines.
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Dimock Street
Roxbury
Columbus Avenue
New England Hospital
Cross
Premier Balfour Ill From Effects of Chill
London news bulletin reports Premier Balfour taken sick with a chill. He has a slight temperature rise and is confined to bed.
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Balfour
London
Russia’s 1903 budget shows small surplus and large railway outlays
The 1903 budget estimate for St Petersburg reports ordinary revenue of 948,516,339 rubles and ordinary expenditure of 940,202,614, yielding a surplus of 8,313,724. Extraordinary expenditures total 95,631,121, including 10,460,511 for the Siberian railway and 72,697,290 for other railways.
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ST Petersburg
Domestic Imperialism discussed at Boston Business League
Henry B. Blackwell read an interesting paper on Domestic Imperialism before the Boston Business League in Social Hall Tremont Temple yesterday afternoon. Miss Eben Tewksbury demonstrated fencing and Miss Helena Flagg sang delightfully after the talk.
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Henry B. Blackwell
Boston Business League
Tremont Temple
Eben Tewksbury
Helena Flagg
Catarrh Cure Ad From Walker-Rintels Drug Co
A sales note pitches Dr. Agnew's Catarrhel Powder as a cure for catarrh with bold claims it can cure a week’s or fifty years’ lingering cases. Sold by Walker-Rintels Drug Co. Dewey Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Walker-Rintels Drug Co
Dewey Square
Testimony on Pyramid Pile Cure From Texas Reader
A Texas woman writes of relief from bleeding piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills. She had exhausted doctors and hospital care, found improvement within a week, and says she recommends the medicine widely. The Pyramid Drug Co. offers the cure for fifty cents a package and mails it on receipt of price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Memphis
Sallie A. Hearndon
Paris
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Cardigan Jackets Added To Large HOUGHTON & DUTTON Stock
HOUGHTON AND DUTTON reports a big restock of cardigan jackets for cold days with a wide selection now available. The store emphasizes comfort and warmth in its latest inventory update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton
Tempers in Suffolk Court End in Contempt Fined 30 Days
A Suffolk Superior Criminal session featured Michael F. Connolly, principal witness, sentenced to 30 days for contempt after heated exchanges with William F. Ford. Connolly argued his wife, mother of eight children, had deserted him for 13 months, while the judge urged proper conduct and consideration of dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Michael F. Connolly
William F. Ford
Connolly
Mary F. Connolly
Ford
Bond
McLaughlin
Clerk
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Elects Officers
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held its annual meeting at 6 Marlboro Street with Mrs. Maud Wood Parks presiding. Notable addresses by Mrs. Mary A. Livermore and Mrs. Percy Witrington of England followed, as officers and honorary posts were announced amid reports on school suffrage and association growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Women’s Suffrage Association
Marlboro Street
Maud Wood Parks
Nottingham
Mary A. Livermore
Percy Witrington
England
Mary H. Page
Brookline
Park
Livermore
Julia Ward Howe
George I.’. Hoar
John D. Long
Quincy A. Shaw
John L. Bates
William I. Bowditch
Emma Walker Batcheller
William Lloyd Garrison
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
T. W. Higginson
Iam Claflin
Abby Morton Diaz
Oliver Ames
Ednah D. Cheney
Ada C. Bolles
Charles S Cole
Lucia Ames Mead
Mary Schlesinger
Otto B. Cole
Harriett E. Turner
Henry B. Blackwell
Massachusetts
Hapgood
Firemen's Union Smoker in Cambridge Hears Leaders
The Firemen's Union Local 3 met in New England Hall for a smoke talk. International President J C Mitchell of Fort Wayne addressed the gathering along with Massachusetts branch chief John Barrett and Cambridge City Council members James Harrington and Daniel B McCarthy.
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Firemen's Union
New England Hall
J. C. Mitchell
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Barrett
Massachusetts
James Harrington
Daniel B. McCarthy
Cambridge City
Peter Marie Dies Prominent New York Banker at 78
Peter Marie aged 78 died today in New York. He was a retired banker and financier known for long standing prominence in social affairs in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Marie
Blood Humours Cured by Cuticura Soap and Pills
Advertises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as rapid cures for skin scalp scrofula and hereditary blood humours when other remedies and physicians fail. Promotes a speedy remedy from a 19th century patent medicine line.
Complete Treatment Claims For Cuticura Skin Cure
Complete treatment products are promoted for torturing and disfiguring skin humours. The copy touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as successful for scrofula bad blood hair loss glandular swellings ulcers and infantile humours. It asserts cures for birth eruptions eczema rashes itching and scalp conditions when other remedies fail.
Woman Dies From Burns In Maine Home Fire
In Ellsworth Maine on January 15 Mrs Joey Sargent of West Sullivan died after her clothing ignited when a lamp fell. Her two frightened children fled for help and ten minutes later responders found her dead in a tub of water in the kitchen.
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Ellsworth
Joey Sargent
West Sullivan
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Firemen’s Union
Brunswick
Vienna
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Delft
H. Luengene
National Art Association
A. D. Coleman
Reeves
Coleman Dental
Washington St
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Houghton & Eg de
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