Peruna Promoted As Cure And Preventive For Grip Epidemic
A dramatic notice urges widespread Peruna use during a grip epidemic. It claims the disease is pervasive, markets rush to meet demand, and endorses multiple public figures. Readers are advised to self treat at first symptoms and stock Peruna at home to avoid severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Alabama
North Carolina
Francis M. Anderson
Washington, D. C
Judge Anderson
Virginia
Harriette A. S. Marsh
Woman’s Benevolent Association
Chicago
Michigan's Crew Believes Pat Crowe Aboard Ship
The Warren line steamship Michigan arrived in port and crew members identify a passenger as Pat Crowe alias Robert Jambert. He joined Charlestown December 22, carried a dress suitcase, acted nervously near Liverpool, and vanished after docking with a cattleman appearance and falsified clothes.
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Warren Line
Michigan
Pat Crowe
Charlestown
Omaha
Robert Jambert
Lambert
West
Scotland
Dead Girl and Suspect In Hotel Poisoning Case
Margaret Travis, 20, was found dead in a cheap hotel room in New York. Clarence M. Davis, in custody after narcotic poisoning, claimed a night with Travis but later wavered and offered incoherent statements. Autopsy pending to determine if foul play occurred.
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New York
Margaret Travis
Raines Jaw Hotel
Kosschieter
Miss Travis
Clarence M. Davis
Ydaviats
Tavis
Teavis
Lost Family Sought Across Cities by Worcester Plumber
Alfred Henig Koopersmith, a Worcester plumber from Bacau Roumania, seeks his wife and seven children reported seen in Springfield and New York. Despite aid from Max Mitchell and Jewish Federated Charities, U S commissioners, and New York groups, no trace of the family across New York Springfield or Boston has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Springfield
Alfred Henig Koopersmith
America
Bacau
Roumania
Worcester
Max Mitchell
Jewish Federated Charities
Mr. Mitchell
United States Commissioners
Charities Associations
Mrs. Koppersmith
Sheridan Arrest Shocks Friends in Boston Area
Friends in Boston and vicinity were shocked by the arrest of John H. P. Sheridan in Viavana on a theft charge of 1360 dollars. He had run the money department at the Havana Post Office and was later postmaster at Matanzas when the postal service began in Cuba. He is reported to have confessed to the theft.
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Liverpool
Dublin
America
John H. P. Sheridan
Viavana
Boston
Sheridan
Havana
Cuba
Matanzas
Postal official Sheridan tied to Havana money order case
The article details Sheridan rising from civil service clerk to money order and registry chief in Havana, with a $1700 salary, then being arrested. It notes his prior service in the Spanish War, postings to Roxbury and Matanzas, and his home at 221 Cabot Street, Roxbury, where he lived with his mother.
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Money Order
Havana
Sheridan
Boston
Coveney
Civil Service
Roxbury
Money Order and Registry
Postal Service
Matanzas
Ain
Cabot Street
Newfoundlanders' Reunion and Bank Update in Boston
The Newfoundlanders Mutual Benefit Association plans its tenth annual reunion and ball at Odd Fellows Hall in Boston on February 12 to aid the sick and funeral funds. A volunteer committee led by Martin Kent will organize the event. The Volunteer Co operative Bank reports 1001 members and a 5 percent dividend for the past year, with officers elected including John J. Delear as president and Frank E Burback as secretary treasurer. The bank will retire seventy five shares in Series 4 this month and offers new January series shares to the public.
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Newfoundlanders’ Mutual Benefit Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
Martin Kent
William B. Sommerville
Edward Walsh
Timothy St. John
William J. Leary
Michael J. Moriarty
Denis J. Cantwell
James F. Dwyer
John Dunphy
Patrick «. Bulger
Richard Murphy
C. F. Brown
Robert J. Sommerville
J. Halloran
Joseph P. Meaney
Michael Rodgers
N. J. Hafey
Patrick Cavanagh
James H. Furlong
John Hafey
Thomas Bouzoun
Robert French
William J. Whelan
Thomas F. Breen
William Powers
William Dunphy
Co-operative Bank
John J. Delear
Isaac W. Derby
Frank EF. Burbank
John A. Reed
Frank F. Derby
Richard W. Walsh
James F. Crowley
William J. Driscoll
Walter <. Shapleigh
William N. McKenna
George Murphy
Charles R
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted By Boston Buyer Endorsement
A Boston salesman testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured a serious backache and kidney trouble after trying plasters and other remedies. He purchased three boxes, experienced relief from the first dose, and reports no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U.S. sole agent.
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Dean
Boston
William H. Robbins
Gos East Std St
Denver
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Stolen Overcoat Spurs Desperate Bread Seek by Potter
Robert G Potter, a tired cook with no steady work for months, confessed after trying to pawn a Raglan overcoat he took to feed his hungry wife and two children. Inspectors confronted him near the pawnshop in Cross Street. he wore a woman's sack as disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Potter
James Street
East Newton Street
Potter
Somerville
Patterson
Rooney
Boston Turnverein Public Gym Exhibition Draws Vast Crowd
The annual public exhibition of physical culture at the Boston Turnverein drew an enormous crowd including many athletes studying the society’s training system. The club has long led in promoting gymnastic exercises and related doctrines.
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Boston
Club exhibition draws school committee members
The article notes a club exhibition seen as benefiting body and mind and records attendance by municipal school committee members including Mrs Keller and Messrs Bolster Vogel Burrill Abraham Baldwin Coolidge Kenny Merritt plus Chairman Apollonio and Superintendent Seaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Messrs
Bolster
Vogel
Burrill
Abraham
Baldwin
Coolidge
Kenny
Merritt
Apollonio
Seaver
Paula Goldien schun in Boston fitness exhibition
Photo by Purdy features Miss Paula Goldienschunk prominent in the Boston furnverein's Exhibition of Physical Training showcasing her role in the event and the scene at the exhibition venue.
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Purdy
Paula Goldienschun
Boston ‘Furnverein
Promenade Prominent Ladies and Gentlemen Impress Supervisors
Supervisors Parker Martin and Arnold expressed satisfaction with the exhibition. The ladies' class featured Paula Guldenschuh Marie Monpiten Gertrude Draheim Meyer Rudolph Schuler Schnell and Doering. The gentlemen's class drew acclaim for Gay Herr superintendent HE Herr Adam Schneider Fred Leibein Fred Meyer William Meyer Fred Hartung Otto Lambke M Strauss Fred Lamken and Koerner. A social hop followed until late.
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Parker
Martin
Arnold
Paula Guldenschuh
Marie Monpiten
Gertrude Draheim
Meyer
Rudolph
Schuler
Schnell
Doering
Messrs
Gay Herr
HE. Herr
Adam Schneider
Fred Leibein
Fred Meyer
William Meyer
Fred Hartung
Otto Lambke
Aldermanic Tourists Return From Prison Investigation
The aldermanic group known as the prison committee returns to New York from trips to Blackwell's Philadelphia Sing Sing and meetings with Warden Johnson and Alvord. They collected prison management data and plan to continue the inquiry upon Horace G. Allen's return from the South.
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Blackwell's
Philadelphia
New York
Sing Sing
Warden Johnson
Molineux
Alvord
Horace G. Allen
Mangle Explosion Hurts Two Girls at Gloucester Laundry
Two 17 year old girls, Lelia Tanner and Christine Dresser, suffered burns and injuries when a cast iron mangle exploded at Frederick T. Allen's Excelsior laundry in Vincent Point. The device, four feet in diameter and fifteen feet long, crashed through the floor supported by three rods. They are being treated at Gilbert Hospital.
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Gloucester
Frederick T. Allen
Excelsior
Vincent Point
Gilbert Hospital
Lelia Tanner
Vincent Street
Christine Dresser
J. A. Silva
Harrison Avenue
Verdi Stricken with Illness in Milan
Milan January 22 Signor Giuseppe Verdi the famed Italian composer is ill with brain congestion. He had been unconscious for six hours by 9 am yesterday as doctors held consultations over his condition.
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Milan
Signor
Giuseppe Verdi
Murphy Seeks Senate of Law School Graduation Listings
The Boston University Law School dean mailed notice to the senior class listing graduation applicants and warning that omissions may bar future applications. The list includes Timothy Ahern James W. Burke William J. Barnard George M. Gustin Louis Green burg Timothy Herlihy Robert Belcher Victor Brychower and many others.
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John R. Murphy
Samuel C. Bennett
Boston University Law School
Timothy Ahern
James W. Burke
William J. Barnard
George M. Gustin
Louis Greenburg
Timothy 8. Herlihy
Robert J. Belcher
Victor Brychower
Robert FE. Buffain
William T. Carroll
Harry B. Coolidge
Herbert L. Carpenter
Martin J. Cannon
Michael F. Coyne
John F. Conaty
Michael F. Cronin
Walter W. Clark
Edwin O. Childs
Herbert H. Richardson
Charles M. Ranney
George H. Richardson
George A. Reed
Franklin H. Stevens
Alvar H. Sleeper
Frederick EF. Shaw
Timothy J. Shea
Edward M. Shanley
Samuel &. Silverman
John F. Scannell
Frank H. Swan
Amos W. Shepard
Abraham Silverman
John R. Spring
Edward V. Tirrell
Irving
Omega Oil touted for easing aging pains
An aged care advertisement praises Omega Oil as a remedy for dry skin stiff joints and general aches. It claims regular rubbing relieves pain and restores vigor, stating grandparents benefit and listing the product as a universal liniment.
Carrie Nation Returns to Wichita in Saloon Rampage
Carrie Nation arrives after a small pox quarantine and, with Julia Evans Lucy Wilhoit and Lydia Muntz, wrecks two saloons. Police overpower the group and 200 onlookers march to the city prison. Nation slaps the sheriff and grabs his ears before being jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Carrie Nation
No Sign of Insanity in French Guardianship Case
Five witnesses testified in the French guardianship proceeding before Judge Grant in probate court. Hackett refrigerator maker, former housekeepers Mrs. Emily J. Todd and Annie F. de La Porte, iron work salesman J Lincoln Collins, and Superior Court clerk Albert H. Bearse appeared. Todd and de La Porte testified the employer showed no signs of insanity or incoherence in speech.
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Grant
Hackett
Whipple
Emily J. Todd
French
Annie F. de la Porte
J. Lincoln Collins
Death in Cambridgeroom: woman perishes after long illness
Mrs Georgianna Thompson lay ill and alone in a third floor Cambridgeport room at 292 Prospect Street for days. Neighbors forced entry, she was found unconscious, rushed to Cambridge Hospital, and died. About 1.50 remained in her pocketbook. she reportedly had not eaten for a week.
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Georgianna Thompson
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Cambridge Hospital
Alleged Bribes Linked to Lawrence Police Appointments
District Officer Hammond served summonses on city officials and police appointees in Lawrence to appear before the Salem grand jury tomorrow. Rumors tie two Aldermen to a bribe and the police payoffs, and the grand jury will investigate the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Hammond
Grand Jury
Salem
Board of Aldermen
Grand
Officer Rescues Two From Middlesex Street Fire
Reserve Officer John M. Jackson saved two lives during a 1 am blaze in a three story tenement at 70 Middlesex Street. The building owned by Daniel Goni and occupied on the second floor by Mrs. Mary Doherty, with her 5 year old daughter Mabel, were overcome by smoke and carried to safety by the officer.
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John M. Jackson
Middlesex Street
Daniel Goninow
Mary Doherty
Talks on Caucus Reform at Chickatawbut Club Dinner
The Chickatawbut Club at Young's Hotel discussed caucus law reform last evening. Hon. Flik B. Hayes of Lynn led the talk, noting a shift to primary elections and urging new methods to meet changing conditions.
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Chickatawbut Club
Young’s Hotel
Flik B. Hayes
Lynn
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Tremont
Treet
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