Jealousy Allegations Rock City Police Division Five
Sergeant Riordan accuses two night sergeants Charles B. McCloskey and John E. Hughes of skimming raid work in division five. He alleges single handed work on cases against questionable resorts, while others receive help from patrolmen and special officers. The police commissioner and Captain Driscoll are involved in remedying the friction.
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Riordan
Division Five
Lagrange Street
Driscoll
Pierce
Gentle Syrup of Figs Promises Healthful Liver Cleanse
An old promotional piece extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It claims no griping or nausea and contrasts it with harsh physic methods, urging readers to ask a druggist for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, with authentic California Fig Syrup Company labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Dr Muck Ill Again Urack To Conduct Concerts
Dr Muck is indisposed and rests a few days. Mr Urack leads this week’s concerts with a revised program including Berlioz Debussy Strube Charpentier and Dvorak pieces and the aria from Louise alongside other works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Muck
URACK
Muck
Benvenuto Cellini
Berlioz
Debussy
Ccc
Charpentier
Dvorak
Ideas for children parties and home decor in Post
The note promises ideas for children's parties, a business girl bank account, and home decorations to be featured in next Sunday's Post.
Australian courtship ends as Dight weds Rose in Surrey
Alfred R. Dight of the Milestones company married Mollie Rose yesterday in Dorking Surrey England. The ceremony was performed by Rev Frederic C. Lauderburn of St Stephen's Episcopal Church Florence Street South End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Dorking
Surrey
England
Alfred R. Dight
Milestones” Company
Mollie Rose
Frederic C. Lauderburn
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Florence Street
South End
Dight Plans to Marry in America After Stage Career
Mr. Dight and his bride grew up together as children in the antipodes. They plighted their truth, and the girl left with her mother for England six years ago. Dight followed, joined Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree's company, then came to America to join Milestones, and chose this country to marry in because it offers opportunity and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dight
Antipodes
England
Dight
Herbert Beerbohm Tree
America
Milestones
Quincy Police Ball Tonight at Music Hall
The Quincy police hold their annual dance at Music Hall tonight with a mystery feature after the concert. A complete signal system will display on stage to show officer calls to guests. Chief Frank E. Burrell chairs the reception committee with officers Han son Broberg and Phillips assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Music Hall
Quincy
Frank E. Burrell
M. FE. Hanson
A. Broberg
G. F. Phillips
Alfred W. Goodhue
Ernest H. Bishop
H. F. Riley
D. H. Doran
George E. Phillips
John J. Duane
Jeremiah Hinchon
A. Bro
Pilgrims Die in Flood En Route to Mecca
A flood during a migrant caravan between Medina and Yembo swept away 350 Indian Mohammedan pilgrims to Mecca. An avalanche and heavy torrents flooded encampment areas, washing away people, animals, and tents in Suakim Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suakim
Egypt
India
Mecca
Medina
Arabia
Yembo
Red Sea
Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Boston Man
Backache and headaches plague sufferer with urinary distress. Take warning for possible kidney trouble. A Boston man testifies to relief using Dean’s Kidney Pills as proof that local readers can verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kidney Pills Claim Permanent Cure by Local User
Boston proof from F. G. E. Shaw of Chelsea reports back and kidney trouble improved after taking Deans Kidney Pills. He describes a dull backache that worsened before using the remedy and says the cure has been permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Shaw
Orange St
Chelsea
Boston
Mass
Dean
Clubwomen Host Gentlemen Night at Chelsea
The Chelsea Woman's Club held Gentlemen's Night at the Review Club rooms drawing about 260 guests. Mrs. Angie A. Fracker chaired the reception with Mrs. Lizzie D. Willard and Miss Jessie Wilkinson. Dancing followed with aides including Mrs. Sarah W. de Rochemont and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Woman's Club
Review Club
Angie A. Fracker
Woman's Club
Lizzie D. Willard
Edward E. Willard
Jessie Wilkinson
Florence T. Robinson
Alice M. McConathy
Mabel E. S. Slade
Florence G. Jones
Emma J. Bush
Sarah W. de Rochemont
Edna J. Nutter
Eva K. Putnam
Grace L. Carr
Martha A. Dykeman
Elsie Martin
Hazel Knowlton
Geraldine Bliss
Nine Pool Rooms In Spencer Raided
State police raided nine pool rooms in Spencer and arrested the proprietors for keeping gaming instruments. Officers reported 40 gambling machines found. defendants ordered to appear in East Brookfield District Court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
East Brookfield
Another Gibson Picture In The Widow And Her Friends Series
The Post announces the next Sunday feature from the Gibson studio in the ongoing Widow and Her Friends series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Dight Marries Miss Rose After Transatlantic Journey
The couple wed in New York after a rough sea voyage to join Mr Dight who arranged the marriage in Washington. The bride received a sapphire ring, a silver service from the company with engraved signatures, and several substantial gifts. Best man Douglas Jefferies attended and Mrs Evelyn Beerbohm, though ill, had hoped to be maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Dight
Milestones” Company
Mollie Rose
Australia
England
Miss Rose
New York
Dight
Washington
Douglas Jefferies
Evelyn Beerbohm
Herbert Beerbohm Tree
Portrait Unveiled for Col Albert Clarke at Montpelier Capitol
A memorial portrait of Col Albert Clarke former Home Market Club secretary was unveiled in the Vermont Capitol chamber in Montpelier. The work donated by Julia and Ellen Pierce of Rochester was unveiled by Scott C. Carbee of Boston. M C Webber of Rutland presented it. Governor accepted gift. General Charles K Darling gave the address praising Clarke as a soldier publisher and public citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
House of Representatives
Capitol
Montpelier
Green Mountain
Julia
Ellen Pierce
Rochester
Scott C. Carbee
Boston
M. C. Webber
Rutland
Charles K. Darling
United States District Court
Honeymoon Arrest Shocks Bride as Husband Is Apprehended
Charles Hibbitt newly married for three weeks was seized at his new home at 67 Dartmouth Street on a fugitive from justice charge. He faces indictment in Perth Amboy New Jersey for robbery. His wife collapsed upon learning the arrest and received medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hibbitt
Hibbitt
Dartmouth Street
Perth Amboy Poker Night Leads to New Jersey Arrests
Police report that Hibbitt, Ho ward Engleson and Joseph Greenberg played a November poker game in Perth Amboy resulting in Greenberg losing all the money. Hibbitt and Engleson allegedly assaulted Greenberg and seized the funds. Engleson was sent to a re formatory while Hibbitt traveled to Boston where he later married his sweetheart. Hibbitt had been indicted at Perth Amboy and, unaware, bought a Dartmouth street house and returned with his wife from a honeymoon before police and a prosecutor’s representative arrested him. he will be sent back to Perth Amboy today.
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Hibbitt
Howard Engleson
Joseph Greenberg
Perth Amboy
Greenberg
Engleson
Reformatory
Boston
Dartmouth Street
Middlesex County
New Jersey
Memory of Toscanini Memorized Sixty Operas Revealed
In next Sunday's Post Magazine a feature recalls the legendary conductor Arturo Toscanini who reportedly memorized sixty operas. The article traces his extraordinary memory and methods, highlighting performances and impact on opera orchestration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toscanini
Post
Big cut in tariff on cotton proposed in Washington
Washington January 22 The tariff on cotton manufactures may be reduced to a minimum ad valorem as low as 5 percent This would mark a shift from the Underwood bill base of 15 percent discussed by Democrats in the House in 1911 1912 The development follows testimony from witnesses representing both Northern and Southern cotton industries to the Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Cotton tariff revision plan sparks industry debate in hearing
Crowded hearing room as manufacturers importers and others discuss a Democratic plan to cut cotton clothing costs by over 80 million dollars. The American Association of Cotton Manufacturers backed a compromise with a 10 percent minimum ad valorem. Northern producers opposed the proposed reductions though wary of profit losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Lewis W. Parker
Greenville
Boy Stealing Ride Struck by Auto in Malden
Harry Fishman a 15 year old of 649 Salem Street Malden jumped from a wagon while stealing a ride on Salem Street Malden yesterday afternoon directly in the path of an automobile and was struck down. He is at Malden Hospital with cuts and bruises about the head and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fishman
Salem Street
Malden
Malden Hospital
Fever Claims Amherst Freshman In Scarlet Fever Epidemic
Rutherford S. Treat 21, a freshman at Amherst Agricultural College, died at his home in Oxford Connecticut from scarlet fever during Amherst College epidemic. He had returned home last Friday with the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Conn
Rutherford S. Treat
Amherst
Mass
HYOMEI Claims to End Catarrh with Home Remedy
Advertises Booth's HYOMEI as a cure for acute and chronic catarrh using inhaled air from eucalyptus therapy. A full HYOMEI outfit costs $1 with later bottles at 50 cents, including a booklet with usage and vapor treatment guidance. Sold by pharmacists or via mail order from HYOMEI Co. in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Australia
Oe Hyomei
Buffalo
Weller
Maudie Advice on Complexions and Beauty Remedies
A column offers opinion on achieving a beautiful complexion through health habits and a three-product regimen including gloriol glowene, gloriol emollient, and global balm. It also prescribes remedies for bust development, acne with blood-boosting tonics, and safe fat reduction using phythyrin tablets, with cautions on cautious usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie
Marion seeks affordable reliable hair tonic remedy
The note requests a cheap, dependable hair tonic for hair loss and an itchy scalp. The reply questions belief in alcoholic tonics and offers no product recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Plain flavor powder claim to remove facial hair
A reader asks about removing facial and arm hair without painful methods. The responder cites flavor powder sold in sealed vials claiming it destroys hair, with quick, splendid, harmless, and painless results in several cases.
Gentle Emollient Advice for Men's Skin Care
The guidance warns against frequent shaving and harsh astringents. It recommends a light application of a mild emollient, then wipe with a soft cloth and powder to reduce shine. Avoid strong pastes and astringent lotions. use a kinder emollient or similar nourishing preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J
Dandruff Question Answers Cure Advice
Mayme asks if dandruff is a disease and how to cure it. The answer states it is a disease and should be cured promptly. It recommends plain yellow mingos, applied two or three times a month until cured, claiming it is a dandruff remedy and hair beautifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle G
Jif
Tildke
Maudie
Marle S
Mayme
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East Dedham Street
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John Hurley
Hurley
Nia
Eloise
Quincy Police
Mr. Shaw
Boston Proof
Orange Street
Doan
Fostes-Pillburn Co
Col
Talbot Co
Boston Newpapers
Washington St
Carter
Carters Ittle Iver Brier
H. Harrison CO
Ashington Street
Hyomei
Pilgrim Mfg
East 28Th St
Realthao Beaut
Claire Ainswort
Fat Anna
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