Eight Days Left for Osmo-Chemic X-Ray Cure Offer
Boston area residents rush to Dr. Plunkett’s Free X-Ray examinations and Osmo-Chemic treatments as the eight day window closes on February 1. He pledges permanent cures for asthma consumption cancer and tumors with guaranteed results and invites those deemed incurable to try his method. Local testimonials from H A Ford Michael Keough and Mrs Joe Collins praise rapid relief and improved breathing and heart condition after initial treatments.
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Plunkett
Boston
Hobson Silent On Politics In Naval Address
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson spoke in Lorimer Hall urging a bigger navy to secure American markets, praising Dewey while avoiding names of Sampson and Schley. He denied plans to resign naval service for politics and warned of a future revolution in industry tied to China markets. Marines and veterans saluted as Hobson entered and left the gathering.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Lorimer Hall
Battery B
Cambridge
Roger Wolcott
Navy Yard
Maclay
Hobson
Navy
Alabama
Congress
Dewey
Santiago
Sampson
Schley
Orient
China
McEachern Wins Motor Paced Race In Philadelphia
Archie McEachern of Toronto won first money in the motor paced bicycle race ahead of Ben nie Munroe of Memphis George Leander of Chicago and Jean Gougoltz of France. Munroe led early but broke pace after the eighth mile and McEachern surged to victory on the tenth mile. Jimmy Michael rode an exhibition mile paced by Albert Champion’s motor.
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Philadelphia
Archie McEachern
Toronto
Bennie Munroe
Memphis
George Leander
Chicago
Jean Gougoltz
France
Munroe
Leander
McEachern
MacEachern
Jimmy Michael
Albert Champion
Allen Gets Assessorhip and City Officials Elected
The Chelsea Aldermen did not hear the case of Patrolman Gaffney as expected. Ivory St. Allen was re elected as assessor for three years. Thomas B. Frost was elected city treasurer Frank H. Plinge clerk of committees Colman Tilden city messenger Louis I G De Rochemont city solicitor Augustus A Fickett commissioner of the sinking fund and Kimball Easterbrook city auditor. An order was adopted under suspension of the rules requesting the Mayor to petition the Legislature for legislation to allow inmates of the Soldiers Home to be assessed and registered voters in the city without attaining a legal settlement.
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Gaffney
Chelsea
Ivory St. Allen
Aaseyvor
Thomas B. Frost
Frank H. Plinge
Colman Tilden
City Messenger
Louis I. G. de Rochemont
Augustus A. Fickett
Kimball Easterbrook
B Soldiers
Fireman Hodges Endorses Osmo-Chemic Cures for Rheumatism
Charles E Hodges a Fitchburg Massachusetts fireman employed on the B and A Railroad testifies to severe back and hip pain before trying Dr Plunketts Osmo Chemic therapies He reports notable improvement after the first treatment and says he can work without pain recommending the treatment to others suffering from rheumatism.
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Charles FE. Hodges
North St
Fitchburg
Mass
Plunkett
Chas E. Hodges
Tumor cured by Osmo-Chemic treatment
Mr Eugene Noore of 22 Forbes Street Jamaica Plain reports long illness with a chest tumor cured after several treatments by Dr Plunkett. He says soreness disappeared and recommends the Osmo-Chemic treatment to others with tumors, anywhere in the body.
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Eugene Noore
Forbes St
Jamaica Plain
Eage
Plunkett
Doctor Plunkett's treatment relieves Roxbury man's illness
Mr. D. Mason of 85 School St Roxbury says doctors gave him up after four years of bronchitis and stomach trouble. He credits Dr Plunkett's treatment with improved breathing and stomach health, claiming he soon felt like a new man.
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D. Mason
School St
Roxbury
Bronchial asthma cured by Osmo gor Par claim
Mr. Arthur White of 827 Main St Cambridgeport states he suffered bronchitis before treatment. He credits Dr Plunkett's Osmo gor Par with improving his condition and urges others with shortness of breath to consider it.
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Arthur White
Main St
Cambridgeport
Plunkett
Still Probing Jennings 3 Case in Wellesley
Still probing the Albert Jennings case as experts Nickerson and assistants review the 84 dollar treasurer accounts of the Water Board. Pinkerton guards remain at the former treasurer's home while the town awaits the scale of the deficiency and a delayed annual report.
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Wellesley
Albert Jennings
Nickerson
Jennings
Water Board
Pinkerton
Wellesley Square
Philadelphia
Urge Use Of Water Meters At Algonquin Club Meeting
Metropolitan water system capacities and future options were outlined by Chief Engineer Frederick P. Stearns and other speakers urging water meters. They highlighted cost declines for reservoirs, potential gains from Wachusett dam, and expanding supply to nearly a billion gallons per day by tapping Assabet Ware and Swift rivers. Debate included eminent domain, meter savings, and Boston’s share of assessments as Ex Mayor Hart pressed for meter adoption and electing capable officials.
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Merchants’ Club
Algonquin Club
Frederick P. Stearns
Wachusett Dam
Stearne
Ware
Spragueke
Metropolitanater Board
Boston
Hart
Nervous Disease Cured by Local Doctor
Miss Abbie Jenks of 9 Queen Street Franklin reports twenty years of severe nervous trouble cured after treatment by Dr. Plunkett. She says she can now sit up all day and perform a fair day's work, grateful for the improvement.
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Abbie Jenks
Queen St., Franklin
Plunkett
David Kennedy
Cee Abel
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Practice in Boston
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine presents J J Plunkett MD and J P Naughton MD as consulting physicians with permanent offices in the Colonial Building at 100 Boylston Street Boston mass. Office hours are 9 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 daily with Sundays closed.
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J. J. Plunkett
M. D
J. P. Naughton
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Reciproc ity topic dominates Massachusetts Board of Trade meeting
The Massachusetts State Board of Trade met at Parker House with Colonel Albert Clarke discussing reciprocity, noting Canada benefits more from tariff changes. edward Atkinson countered, urging removal of tariff barriers to boost cross border trade, while others urged fisheries protection and broader reforms. Resolutions backed American reducts exhibit and a commerce department, plus dam plans for the Charles River.
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Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Parker House
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Charles E. Adams
Clarke
Canada
United States
Edward Atkinson
Colonel Clarke
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
J. Osborne Howes
New England
Massachusetts
Sylvester Cunningham
Gloucester
Frank E Fitts
McKinley
Committee On Manufactures
Board of Trade
Crystal Palace
London
United States Consular Service
United States Department of Commerce
Boston Harbor
Charles River
Messrs
Hunnewell, Chester and Gay
Fifth annual bell of King Solomon Lodge dances held
The fifth annual bell of King Solomon Lodge No. 268 I O O F was held last evening at Odd Fellows Hall with a grand march led by Chief Marshal Charles Odence and Mrs Odence. Floor director Harry B Weinstein assisted by M Youngerman and Louis Ticknor.
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King Solomon Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles Odence
Waver ly Associates Hold Second Annual Dance in South Boston
The second annual dance of the Waver ly Associates drew a large audience at Bethesda Hall in South Boston last evening. A concert by the Waverly Orchestra preceded the dance which lasted until 2 o'clock after dancing began around 9.
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the Waverly Associates
Bethesda Hall
Boston
Waverly Orchestra
From & Tll
Sullivan beats McKlever in 14 rounds at Alameda
Bath Maine January 21 Mike Sullivan of Cambridge defeated John McKlever of Portland after 14 rounds at the Alameda tonight. Sullivan, who fights like his brother Twin, forced the action from the start and controlled the bout throughout.
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Bath
Mike Sullivan
Cambridge
John McKlever
Portland
Protests Over Appointments Roil Dorchester Wards
Dorchester activists decry Monday allocations as five of eleven posts went to suburban Republicans. Ward 10 claimed Public Buildings head. Ward 8 saw Joseph P. Lomasney named deputy, prompting wards to demand fair share. Contention centers on Lovering, Whalen, and other names, with several posts still undecided, and preparations underway as deputies begin work.
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Dorchester
Joseph P. Lomasney
Martin M
City Hall
Daniel P. Sullivan
John Crohan
Philips
Lovering
Whalen
South Boston
Peninsular
Boston
John H. Donovan
Charles E. Folsom
M. L. Jennings
Law Department
James M. Kelley
Courtenay Guild
Herbert S. Carruth
Ward
Penal Institutions
Paving
Water Department
Building Department
Hugh Montague
Buildings Department
Thomas A. Whalen
Thomas W. Flood
Flood
John E. Baldwin
Joseph J. Norton
Charlestown
Donovan
Fire destroys Dorchester home after blaze in kitchen
Gebhard Jedren and family returned to 20 Longfellow Street Dorchester to find their house ruined and flooded after a fire that started from an overheated stove in the kitchen. Firefighters arrived after an alarm from Box 9 and battled the blaze for over an hour. total loss estimate is not yet determined.
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Gebhard Jedren
Longfellow Street
Dorchester
Stage Doings in Boston Theatres Stir Local Audiences
Boston audiences flock to a week of lively fare with Foxy Grandpa at the Boston Theatre and The Sixplorers at Tremont. CarrIe De Mar Joseph Hart and Blanche Bates shine in multiple productions while Mephisto and Faust captivate at the Grand Opera House. Acts by Eugen Sandow and the Picchianis also draw packed crowds as stock theaters present varied programs.
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Boston Theatre
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
the Tremont
Richard Carle
Knox Wilson
Antoinette
Columbia
Miss Bradford
Boston
Blanche Bates
Cigarette
Hollis
the Park
Thursay
Bowdoin Square
Lewis Morrison
Mephisto
Faust
Grand Opera House
Bijou
James K. Hackett
Don Cenar
Museum
Stuart Robson
W. H. Crane
David Harven
The
Colonial
Eugen Sandow
Keith
Maud Odell
Cleopatra
Eueies
Howard
Austin & Stone's
Mile
Beaufort
Bostock
Morrison's Grand Theatre
Balbroma
Nickelodeon
Buffalo
Sousa Concerts in Boston Finale Before Two-Year Absence
The Sousa band gives two concerts at Symphony Hall at 2 30 and 8 p m marking its final Boston appearances for two years A two weeks American tour follows with a summer season and a global tour planned The programs feature overtures solos and selections by Rossini Rogers Donizetti Wagner and others with Miss Maud Reese Davies and Miss Dorothy Hoyle among soloists.
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Symphony Hall
Boston
William Tell
Rossini
Cornet
Rogers
Walter B. Rogers
Sousa
Rance
Arcadia
Linda di Chamounix
Donizett
Maud Reese-Davies
Benesce Wagner
Bourree
Gigue
Dorothy Hoyle
Wagner
Berlioz
Pryor
Mr. Pryor
Sylvia
Delibes
Arditi
Milas Maud Reesevies
Andrea Chenier
Giordiano
Cowen
Hosmer
Violin Solo Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso
Miss Dorothy Hoyle performs a violin solo featuring Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso by Saint Saens, with theme variations and a carnival time from Scenes in Naples by Massenet.
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Saint-Saens
Dorothy Hoyle
Naples
Massenet
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