Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Disease Relief
An advertisement from a Boston Daily Post insert touts Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It cites doctor endorsements and a free trial offer, urging readers to send for a booklet and testimonials. The claim emphasizes safety and vegetable ingredients with two bottle sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
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Sandwich
Warner
I. Villars
M. E. Church
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Lincoln Re-elected Boston Chamber of Commerce President
William H. Lincoln was unanimously re-elected president with George H. Leonard first vice president Leroy S. Brown second vice president and Charles P. Washburn Robert E. Burnett Jerome Jones and Herbert E. Griffin as directors A resolution authorized a five member committee to study the Northern avenue extension Lincoln urged state led arbitration and harbor improvement funding noting progress on deepening channels and a proposed Broad Sound passage with anticipated federal appropriations and state cooperation while signaling improved safety for foreign steamship lines.
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William H. Lincoln
Boston Chamber of Commerce
George H. Leonard
Leroys. Brown
Charles P. Washburn
Robert E. Burnett
Jerome Jones
Herbert E. Griffin
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Avenue
Chamber
Broad Sound
United States Engineers
Congress
Europe
Palm Beach Nassau and Fast Coast Resorts Rail Connection
One night travel line linking Palm Beach Nassau and Fast Coast resorts via Southern Railway. Boston office at 28 Washington Street coordinates the route and timetable for this itinerary.
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Palm Beach
Nassau
Fast Coast
Southern Railway
Boston
Washington Street
Orangeiie powder touted to cure violent headaches in Rome
Mgr J P Spanier European Agent of the Atchison Railway reports after a tedious journey an Orangeiie powder brings new life and cures most violent headaches. The claim cites relief from headaches following the powder use. The note reflects early 20th century patent remedy promotion.
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Rome
Italy
Mgr
J. P. Spanier
Atchison Railway
Lodge Urges Philippine Bill In Senate Debate
The Senate considered the Philippine tariff bill for nearly three hours with Lodge of Massachusetts leading the proponent side. Rawlins of Utah backed the minority substitute promising independence once a stable government is formed. Bacon of Georgia criticized the War Secretary over a foreign-flag vessel order amid broader debates on irrigation and Philippines control.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Philippines
Congress
Congress Ob
Rawlins
Utah
Phillippines
Bacon
Georgia
United States
No pardon for Bergman in Scranton case
The Superior Court ruled Alexander Bergman must serve the full 21 year term for the 1892 attempted assassination of H. C. Frick, with only the standard good behavior reduction. Bergman had sought release under a new commutation law passed by the last Legislature.
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Scranton
Penn
Superior Court
Alexander Bergman
H. C. Frick
Bergman
Pastor's Wife Highlights Pink Pills Cure Story
In Madison Maine the pastor's wife recounts a long battle with digestive and systemic symptoms after a 1895 childbirth. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, saying six boxes cured her after years of illness. The ad touts pills as the unfailing remedy available at druggists or by mail from Schenectady NY.
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HE. Leech
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Madison
Mrs. Leech
Grand Reception by Ladies Catholic Club at Parker House
Beauty and fashion marked a Parker House afternoon as the Ladies Catholic Club hosted past and present members. About 100 guests wore fine gowns while a refined tea followed a musical program led by Miss Jennie Ball. The event supported the South End Working Girls Club on Hudson Street, with plans for an annual gathering.
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Parker House
Ladies’ Catholic Club
Ite Association
James Ellis
Timothy Daly
Thomas M. Watson
William McCarthy
Elis
M. T. Harrington
Miss Dryer
Miss MacDonald
Miss Smith
Mme. Mortimer
Sadie McKee
Q. Shortis
Egan
Charles Nixon
Nixon
William Taylor
George Evans
Bernard J. Rothwell
South End
Hudson Street
Dennison College
Working Girls’ Club
Father McQuade
St. James Church
Harrison Avenue
Ellis
Galvin
J. BR. Kelley
George K. Tennett
J. Cheever
Brookline
P. Jf. Corbett
James Dowling
Julia Prendergast
Rothwell
John Towle
J. M. Sullivan
FP. Riorden
George William Evans
James Titzgerald
Augustus Donovan
Thomas McCarthy
J. Kennedy
Marsterson
Nibitia Fay
Ellen McGuire
Ryan
M. J. McLaughlin
Dinner at the White House hosts notable guests
President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave a White House dinner in Washington tonight entertaining a roster of dignitaries including Postmaster General and Mrs. Payne, Senators Depew Frye Hanna Halé Spooner and Wayne MacVeagh with their spouses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Payne
Depew
Frye
Hanna
Halé
Spooner
Wayne MacVeagh
Trial resumes in Foster Dickinson bank loan case
In United States District Court the Foster Dickinson trial concentrates on misapplied bank funds at South Danvers National Bank Peabody. President Clark testifies he had no knowledge of new Dickinson loans 1898 1899 1900 nor of overdrafts while a daily balance check revealed no such issues. The cross examination touches opening of Dickinson account and Clark’s remarks on Dickinson’s finances and bonds including Masonic Temple Chicago Alabama Kaolin Pontiac water Winterport Concord bonds.
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George M. Foster
John W. Dickinson
South Danvers National Bank
Peabody
United States District Court
M. J. Driscoll
William P. Clark
Mr. Foster
Mr. Jones
Mr. Clark
Jones
Clark
Dickinson
Bushby
Foster
Masonic Temple of Chicago
Alabama-Kaoli Company
Pontiac Water
Winterport Water
Concord Apartment House
Alabama-Kaolin Company
National banks show record resources and deposits
Washington January 2 1901 Willam J Ridgely comptroller of the currency reports the latest condition of national banks. Aggregate resources reach 5 722 730 945 with deposits 2 561 417 965 and total capital surplus and undivided profits 1 114 235 940.
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Washington
Willam Barret Ridgely
Navy ships stricken from list to be sold at auction
On January 21 Washington announced the old receiving ship Vermont is struck from the naval list and will be sold at public auction. The war monitors Manhattan and Mahopac have also been condemned.
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Washington
Vermont
Manhattan
Mahopac
Ingraham Eyesight Specialist Offers Free Exams for 30 Days
David J. Ingraham at 10 Winter Street advertises a 30 day free eye examination offer with guaranteed improvements, claiming to be the man who broke the price on glasses in New York, Providence and Boston. Open until 9 p m Wednesdays and Saturdays, phone 1388 Oxford.
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New York
Providence
Boston
D. J. Ingraham
Winter Street
Washington Street
Oxford
Doctors Call Bitzer Insane In Murder Case
GREENFIELD Jan 21 Louis Bitzer faced Judge Lyman on a continuance charged with killing his former clerk Miss Columbe and his 7-year-old son Louis on Dec 31 Three witnesses testified and evidence pointed to insanity Bitzer owned two revolvers one empty six shots fired and a missing sixth bullet Bitzer claimed the Columbe shooting was accidental and that he blacked out afterward The hearing was adjourned to Friday Bitzer hugged his 12 year old daughter Carrie in court as both cried.
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Greenfield
Louis Bitzer
Lyman
Columbe
Louis
Twitchell
P. F. Leary
Chester A. Davis
Bitzer
Third Street
Turner's Falls
Carrie
Hoffmeister’s suicide ends Legion of Honor race
W H Hoff meister of St Louis ex supreme recorder of the Legion of Honor killed himself at Planters Hotel in St Louis today after losing last night in a dramatic election for supreme recorder. White defeated Hoffmeister and an entire new supreme council was chosen.
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Legion of Honor Supreme
ST. Louis
W. H. Hoffmeister
Supreme Recorder of the
Legion of Honor
Planters
Foffmeister
C. P. T. White
Supreme Council
Debut for Gladys Lawson Sails for Europe
Circulation reports Miss Gladys Lawson eldest daughter of copper magnate Thomas W. Lawson will sail to Europe to make her debut in high society abroad under chaperonage of Mrs John Howe Elliott. She recently spent a week at the Waldorf Astoria New York with her father and Gordon Noyes and Mrs Elliott guests.
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Gladys Lawson
Europe
Thomas W. Lawson
John Howe Eliott
Julia Ward Howe
Beacon Street
Mr. Elliott
Lawsons
Miss Lawson
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Gordon Noyes
Mrs. Elliott
Elliott
Larz Anderson
Isabelle Perkins
Mr. Anderson
Rome
Madelaine Stuart
Grape-Nuts Supports Recovery For Weakened Stomachs
A promotional note urges careful food selection during stomach weakness and touts Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal with cream as easily digested nourishment. It claims pre-digested nutrition speeds recovery, strengthens nerves, and helps even ailing stomachs feel well and fed.
Nine Jurors Chosen in Patrick Trial in New York
In New York on January 21 the Albert T. Patrick murder trial resumed in the Court of Sessions before Recorderoff. The day focused on selecting talesmen with nine jurors secured by adjournment. Today’s selections included John Campbell Henry Budelman Lawrence F Abbott and Edward S Pringle.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Millionaire Rice
Court of Sessions
Talesmen
John Campbell
Henry Budelman
Lawrence F. Abbott
The
Outlook
Ligman Abbott
Edward 8. Pringle
Postmaster General denies mail access to Boston loan agent
Washington despatch reports Postmaster General Payne barred H. D. Van Norden of Boston from using the mails. Van Norden claimed to act as trustee of the Webster estate with $100 loan capital on securities. He is accused of soliciting remittances from applicants to cover investigation expenses of the securities offered.
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New York
the Sun
Washington
Payne
H. D. van Norden
Xourtee
Milkerrest
Boston
Mass
van Norden
Ost
HYOMEI touted as cure for croup in letter ad
Croup relief claims from George Sisson pastor praising HYOMEI as preventing pneumonia and curing croup in half an hour when used as directed. The letter from R T Booth Co Ithaca NY markets HYOMET remedies with outfits and balm, noting five days’ treatment free and mail order options.
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South Londonderry
R. T. Booth Co
Walter
George Sisson
M. E. Church
Ithaca
N. Y
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