Dean's Kidney Pills Touted For Women Suffering Kidney Ailments
Boston woman says kidney pains and related female complications vanished after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Burwell's pharmacy. The ad claims the remedy works in all kidney conditions, with a faster effect in women, priced 50 cents, mailed by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bright
Wm. Evers
Warrenton St
Boston
Burwell
Boylston St
Park Sq
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Divorce hearing in Superior Court over intoxication grounds
James F. O'Donnell seeks a divorce from Mary A. O'Donnell on gross intoxication. He testifies to their troubled marriage starting in 1892, with multiple relocations and his wife’s drinking, while he recounts efforts to aid and his own drinking, as the case proceeds to a morning adjournment in South Boston.
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Superior Court
Boston Street
Broadway
Jim
Worcester Asylum
O'Loughlin
St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum
Father Lee
Mrs. Dupont Rearrested on Fugitive Charge
Annie M. Dupont was arrested by Inspectors Mahoney and Burke on a warrant accusing her of fleeing justice for New York. The Superior Court case was not pressed by the district attorney, clearing Gov Wolcott's obstacle to extradition. She was arraigned in Municipal Court and jailed in $500 bail until January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Dupont
Mahoney and Burke
New York
R. H. Macy & Co
Stevens
Wolcott
Death Roll Warns on Gas Fixtures After Treasurer Addicks Suicide
In the past three months deaths by their own action prompt Boston Gas Light Company Treasurer Addicks and Dr. Durgin to urge frequent inspection of gas fixtures. The notice flags rising fatal incidents and calls for safety checks to prevent further tragedy.
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Addicks
The
Boston Gas Light
Winter Jacket and Bedding Sale at Jordan Marsh Co
A basement sale at Jordan Marsh Co on the second floor offers all wool winter jackets at deep discounts. Also features bleached sheetings and pillow slips with reduced prices, plus a large selection of blankets in 10 4 and 11 4 sizes, all at lower rates to clear stock.
Three Months of Asphyxiation Delivers Multiple Victims
A chronology lists twenty one deaths from asphyxiation beginning Oct 18, naming victims by names and streets such as Mary Noosberg on Munroe Street Jeremiah Haley Gainsboro Street Eugene Sullivan Rutherford Avenue Sarah Lawrence Sophia Lawrence Freeman Sawyer Newcomb Street and others. The records cover dates from Oct 18 through Jan 17 and include locations like Hotel Italy Bay State House Hampton House and Tre Mont Street among listed addresses.
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Mary Noosberg
Munroe Street
Jeremiah Haley
Gainsboro Street
Eugene Sullivan
Rutherford Avenue
Sarah Lawrence
Sophia Lawrence
Freeman Sawyer
Newcomb Street
Gas fatalities prompt calls for fixture checks in city
Twenty one people have died from gas in three months and drunks or carelessness blamed. Leaky or worn fixtures are cited as a deadly factor with calls for regular inspections. Officials differ on who should conduct inspections and whether law can curb danger.
Four Die From Gas At Boston Lodging House
Walter Hines and John J. McNulty were found dead at 661 Tremont Street after a gas leak. Walter Sample of Norwood and Richard T. Benning, a telegrapher, were found dead at 22 Dwight Street lodging house. Dr. Hawes said both groups likely died hours earlier.
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May Queenin
Hampton House
Margaret Sullivan
Warrenton Street
Victor Croce
Rutland Street
Mary Reynolds
Margaret Reynolds
Annie Kenepaly
Heath Street
Walter Hines
John J. M’nulty
Tremont Street
Richard T. Benning
Walter Sample
Dwight Street
John J. McNulty
Tremont
R. T. Benning
Norwood
E. P. Slye
Hines
Mr. Slye
McNulty
J. P. Hawes
Night of tragedy ties cabbie deaths to a deadly night
The report details the deaths of hackmen Hines and Benning and Sample, with sketches of their lives. Hines, 33, was a trusted Boston Cab Company driver and Blaine’s former coachman, from Charles street, with past work at a Columbus Avenue stand and a Gilt Edge Hotel bar. Benning, known as Miller, lived in Norwood and had a wife and two children in Jamaica. Sample, about 24, had a Hollis Street family, and all three were found dead after returning from a supper at the Hotel Leonard following a night of drinking and unsteady steps.
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Merrimac Street
McNulty
Charles Street
Hines
Boston Cab Company
James G. Blaine
Bar Harbor
General Dalton
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
George
Mr. Blaine
A. C. Potter
Knapp Street
Harrison Avenue
Dwight Street
Benning
Western Union
State Street
Norwood
Sample
Nettie Wiley
Walter Brown
Nashua
Leonard
Tremont Street
Miller
Jamaica
Montreal
Bank President Coffinberry Arrested in Indictment Death
Herman N. Coffinberry, president of the Bank of Jarrett and former DeKalb county treasurer, was arrested in Garrett Indiana. At his home he collapsed in the sheriff’s arms and died moments later, after details of embezzlement and defalcations had been previously published.
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Garrett
Ind
Herman N. Coffinberry
Bank of Jarrett
DeKalb County
Coffinberry
Diamond Ruined by Shock at Hoffman House
A 658 carat diamond valued at 1400 dollars owned by J. J. Roche shattered at the Hoffman House New York while displayed to Captain Peacock and friends. The fall fractured the girdle causing feathers and rendering the gem unsalable. Roche cites risk of damage from shock and opal jewelry superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoffman House
J. J. Roche
Roche
Annexation Debate Draws Revere Citizens to Town Hall
A large audience in Revere last evening discussed annexing to Boston. Proponents urged better police protection schools and government. Opponents warned of debt and loss of citizenship while local option was raised by some speakers.
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Revere
Boston
Benjamin D. de Butts
Harry Skeffington
W. H. Bryant
Andrew J. Fay
Robert Pirie
Warren Green
Albert Burnham
Michael Sullivan
Suffolk
John E. O’brien
Murder in West Hoboken Wife Found Dead in Bed
Mrs. William Hoffman's body was discovered in her home in West Hoboken this morning by her son Richard. John Engelbrecht, lodger, and the Hoffmans' silk weaver lodger are under arrest. Police say the death resulted from a hatchet blow to the skull while she slept. The husband is not a suspect.
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New York
William Hoffman
West Hoboken
Richard
John Engelbrecht
Hoffmans
Hoboken
Funeral of Minister Willis in Honolulu Held in State
Honolulu advices report the funeral of Minister Willis on January 8. The body lay in state in the throne hall and many citizens visited. Central Union Church was crowded for the services. A 500 soldier procession led the way, with President Dole and government officials attending.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Willis
Great Throne Hall
Central Union Church
Dole
Benjamin Franklin Birthday Observance At Quincy House
Invitations were sent to sixty six honorary members for the Franklin Typographical Society birthday event at the Quincy House with replies from many prominent figures. The New England Society of the University of Pennsylvania Alumni also met at Parker House to honor Franklin with officers elected for the year and speeches by attendees.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Typographical Society
Quincy House
Messrs. H. C. Hansen
William H. Golding
Edward H. Dennison
Horace Dodd
Dana Estes
J. E. Heymer
J. 8. Cushing
W. E. Barrett
Charles H. Taylor
George W. Sleeper
H. C. Hansen
H. T. Rockwell
William Hill
William Franklin
Keith
New England Society of the Alumni
University of Pennsylvania
Parker House
University
Celebrating Queen Victoria Jubilee Meeting Planned
A committee of the British Charitable Society met at 36 Washington Street to organize a joint celebration of Queen Victoria's jubilee. George B. Perry presided, T. T. Stokes was secretary. Delegates from Sons of St George grand lodge uniformed rank lodges M A Odd Fellows Welsh Associates Harvard Canadian Club and others were invited to Young's on Thursday evening.
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British Charitable Society
Queen Victoria
Washington Street
George B. Perry
T. T. Stokes
Sons of St. George
Grand Lodge
Rank
Order
M. A. Odd Fellows
Welsh Associates
Harvard Canadian Club
Young’s
Ineta Outing Club Disbands After Yacht Racing Years
The Ineta Outing Club of South Boston held a reception for friends last evening and presented commodore Myles Clougherty with a silver tea service. Robert E. Noonan gave the speech as members voted to disband after years of yacht racing service.
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Ineta Outing Club
South Boston
Myles Clougherty
Robert E. Noonan
Dr Scofield Noon Meeting at Bromfield Street Church
The Rev C I Scofield D D Moody's Northfield pastor will address the noon gathering of the Evangelistic Association of New England at Bromfield Street Church today. Special gospel soloists will provide singing.
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C. I. Scofield
D. D
Dwight L. Moody
Northfield
Mass
Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street
Honors Adopted For Ex Mayor Samuel L Montague
Cambridge City Council and aldermen approved resolutions of respect for former mayor Samuel L Montague after receiving a communication from Mayor Alvin F Sortwell.
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Cambridge
Samuel L Montague
Alvin F. Sortwell
Sunk by Squall Off York Nubble Jenny Greenbank Capsizes
The schooner Jenny Greenbank, built in Rockland in 1881 and sailing from Boston with a lime cargo, capsized about one and a half miles east of York Nubble during a squall. Captain Meader and two seamen reached the keel. cook Thomas drowned. rescuers Charles Phillips and Moses Weare from Cape Neddick saved the others and ferried them to shore. The ship now lies with its bottom up, anchor gone.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Jenny Greenbank
Meader
Rockland
York
Cook
Thomas
Charles Phillips
Moses Weare
Cape Neddick
Light
Boston
Gunners Blown Across Harbor In Nantucket Gale
A sudden forty mile per hour northwest gale in Nantucket Massachusetts drives a party of gunners across the harbor. They reach town with difficulty after the dangerous crossing.
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Nantucket
Mass
Northwest gale keeps vessels in port at Vineyard Haven
The heaviest northwest gale of the season rages tonight at Vineyard Haven Massachusetts. Steam tug Ice King and barge Burden are the only vessels in port this evening.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Ice King
Burden
Puritana Cures Kidney Trouble Says Denny in Letter
R George H Denny a 35 year old carpenter from near South Northfield VI describes severe kidney trouble and diabetes. He credits Puritana with restoring his stomach digestion and bladder after using three or four bottles and endorses the remedy.
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R. George H. Denny
South Northfield
Dog River
Connecticut
Winooski
George H. Denny
Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth College
Halifax Council Seeks Government Support For Canada Steamer
The Halifax Board of Trade reports a letter from Common line agents urging government aid for the Canada steamer on Boston to Liverpool service, after the government declined to pay extra per trip, excluding Halifax as a port. Exports and imports figures are given, plus various harbor incidents and maritime notes.
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Halifax
Steeves
Franklin
St. John
N. B
Albert County
Yale
Baltimore
George Gurney
New York
Castle Island
Gurney
Palmas
New England
Avonsmouth
Hull
London Board of Trade
Daniel Manning
Atlantic Works
Boston
Abana
Elbe
Dartmoor
Hamburg
American Sugar Refining Company
Sylvester IL
Ward
Nellie
William McKee
Mary B. Smith
Portland
Kittery Point
Money Bag Stolen from New York Traction Wagon
A bag holding $5600 in bills disappeared today from a Metropolitan Traction Company wagon parked before Pacific Bank on Broadway near Houston Street. Messenger Wickham said he handed the bags to his assistant to be counted inside the bank. one bag was missing when counting concluded. He notified the company treasurer immediately.
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New York
Metropolitan Traction Company
Pacific Bank
Broadway
Houston Street
Wickham
Burroughs and Associate Get Five Months on Deer Island
George Burroughs also known as Edward White colored received five months on Deer Island yesterday from Judge Fallon for stealing milk. Stephen Hughes his associate got the same sentence.
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George Burroughs
Edward White
Deer Island
Fallon
Stephen Hughes
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Warrenton
James F. O'Donnell
Asphyxtation
Company
Durgin
America
Ladies
Roco Jenard
Hotel Italy
Elizabeth O'Brien
Nelson Street
John Baumeister
BAY State House
May L. Collins
Samuel P. Putnam
ST. Botolph Street
Boston Gas Light Company
Bailey
Dr. Durgin
Board of Health
Post
Iit
Johnson
A. Johnson
S. Johnson & CO
Custom House Street
Hood
Ben Franklin
Ineta
DR. Scofield
Montague
Janne Greenbank
Bernicia
Lewiston
Bangor
Munro
Shields
Landsman
Beecham
U & Agents
B. F. Allen CO
Canal 81
New Fork
Metropolitan Traction Company of
Weather Bureau
Washington
Senate Committee On the Judiciary Today
Hill
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Met. Manfg, Co
Alland Bros
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Robert Bishop
Linden Place
Brookline
St. Mary's of Assumption Church
Emery
Francis F. Emery
Commonwealth Avenue
Mead
Everett
Howard
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
John Wedderbuurn & CO
Washington, D. C
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