Postmaster Nominations List Names for Maine and Conn
The President nominated as postmasters Frederick W. Plaisted of Augusta Maine Philip Troup of New Haven Conn and Albert L Lamb of West Hartford Conn in the latest federal posting. Awarded positions indicate official government appointments to handle mail services in their respective cities.
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Washington
Maine
Frederick W. Plaisted
Connecticut
Philip Troup
New Haven
Albert L. Lamb
West Hartford
Miraculous Eye Lotion Promises Instant Relief and Cures
Grateful patients report dramatic improvements from Granulated lids to Cataracts after using Gcholgel's Magic Eye Lotion. The ad claims instant relief from burning, soreness, and eye strain and urges readers to mail a coupon for a free trial bottle with no cost.
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Gchlegel
Free Boitie Coupon Offer Readied for Mail Response
A garbled coupon notice invites recipients to mail their full name and address to the H. T. 7439 Home Bank Building in Peoria for a free Schle Magic E tris tle offer. The text is unclear but requests prepaid handling and a mailed response.
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Dolaw
H. T
Home Bank
Peoria
Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year
Doctors report grip leaves sufferers run down with kidney and urinary troubles. Swamp Root marketed as a kidney liver and bladder remedy by Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York. Sample bottle offered for ten cents to readers of this paper. Regular bottles 50 cents and 1.00. For sale at all druggists. Be sure to mention this paper.
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Kilmer
Fine for new form of healing in Massachusetts
The New England School of Chiropractic led by J. Shelby Riley was fined 100 dollars by Judge Murray in Municipal Court for practicing medicine without a license.
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J. Shelby Riley
New England School of Chiropractic
Massachusetts Avenue
Murray
Chiropractor Defends Practice as Separate Science Appeal Planned
The defendant appeals a minimum fine for practicing chiropractic arguing it is separate from osteopathy and not a medical act. Witnesses described visits to a Massachusetts avenue clinic and a demonstration by Dr. Crawford to show similarities with osteopathy. Dr. Riley predicts reversal and seeks legal recognition for chiropractic as a distinct field.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Riley
Howard T. Crawford
Cambridge School of Osteopathy
Post
Pelletier
Boston Newsboy Wins Scholarship for Shorthand Course
Israel Applebaum aged 19 of West End was awarded a one year shorthand and typing course scholarship at the Clark Shorthand School by the Boston Newsboys Protective Union. The award was announced at a union meeting at 5 Washington Street. Applebaum, a senior at English High School, sells papers at Park Street subway and came to the U S from Russia in 1903.
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Israel Applebaum
Grove Street
West End
Clark
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Washington Street
Applebaum
Park Street
Russia
Adamson's Balsam Cures Cough Says Ad
An advertisement proclaims Adamson's Balsam can cure a cough, noting relief after use. The brief note highlights the remedy as a quick fix for a daylong cough.
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Adamson
Watts a Witness in Dunbar Suit
Testimony details Watts claims about visits, hotels, and dinners with Mrs. Brown Dunbar amid a Dunbar divorce case. He disputes improper conduct charges and describes travel with acquaintances, while witnesses recount prior interactions and ownership of keys to the home. The trial nears a ruling after hours of cross examination.
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Dunbar
Mr. Watts
Watts
Savannah
Globe
Boston
Floretta V. Vining
Myrtle Street
Miss Vining
Catherine Gillis
Mr. Dunbar
Brown-Dunbar
Taft Urges Federal Law To Punish Alien Mob Violence
Former President Taft addressed the New York Peace Society urging Congress to pass a law giving federal courts jurisdiction to prosecute crimes of mob violence against aliens. He presented a draft bill defining crimes against foreign citizens as prosecutable in U.S. courts and criticized state authorities for failing to punish such offenders.
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New York
William Howard Taft
New York Peace Society
Congress
Federal
United States
Mr. Taft
Taft
Funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Stuart in South Boston
Funeral services were held at Grace Chapel in South Boston for Mrs. Mary A. Stuart 70 a longtime resident of Goodwin Place widow of patrolman George S. Stuart Station 2. Rev N P Smith led the service with a choir of youths. Floral tributes filled the sanctuary before her burial at Cedar Grove Cemetery Dorchester.
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Mary A. Stuart
Goodwin Place
South Boston
George S. Stuart
Grace Chapel
Shorchester Street
N. P. Smith
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Dorchester
Palmer S schooner crew rescued by steamer
The five masted schooner Prescott Palmer crew were picked up by a steamer and landed at Bermuda today. The vessel was abandoned in a severe storm last week. Captain George A. Carlisle of Boothbay Harbor, master of the Palmer, sent the cablegram to the owners.
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Portland
Prescott Palmer
Bermuda
George A. Carlisle
Boothbay Harbor
Palmer
Loss of Prescott Palmer in Cape Cod gale 183
The Prescott Palmer owned by J. S. Winslow & Co. was part of the north bound coastwise fleet caught off Cape Cod in the January gale. With 50 tons of coal from Norfolk to Portsmouth, N H, the vessel disappeared, marking the first marine casualty of the gale for one steamer seven schooners and one barge, while several schooners were driven far offshore and damaged. Revenue cutters were sent to search the area after it failed to reach port.
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Prescott Palmer
J. S. Winslow & Co
Cape Cod
Palmer
Norfolk
Portsmouth
N. H
Fuller Palmer
Prescott Palmer Fates Disclosed After Crew Saved
Report confirms the Prescott Palmer, last of the missing vessels, had 13 crew aboard when abandoned. Other ships including Fuller Palmer and Grace A. Martin were saved or towed to safety, with Northland reaching Rockland. Prescott Palmer built in Bath 12 years ago, cost about $75,000, 2307 net tonnage, 238 feet long.
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Nantucket
Cape Sable
Palmer
Prescott Palmer
Fuller Palmer
Baltimore
Marina
Grace A. Martin
Matinicus Rock
Boston
A. W. Perry
Northland
Penobscot Bay
Rockland
Bath
Rescue of Prescott Palmer crew reaches Dorchester
Mrs. William Franklin Palmer of 27 Hartford Street Dorchester expressed relief at the safety of Captain G A Carlisle and 15 crewmen after the five masted schooner Prescott Palmer sank. She recalled her late husband’s record building and financing the Palmer fleet noting dividends and prosperity during 1899 to 1909 and lamenting disaster since his death five years ago.
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G. A. Carlisle
Prescott Palmer
William Franklin Palmer
Hartford Street
Dorchester
Carlisle
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Atlantic
Fuller
Prescott Palmers
Glorious News Amid January Storm Pleases Readers
The passage expresses relief at the safe return of loved ones after a severe January storm. It lauds the courage of those waiting at home and the impact on trembling wives and children. The tone is celebratory and sympathetic to families affected by the cold conditions.
Old Styles in Silhouettes Display at New England Antiques Rooms
The Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities in Boston showcased silhouettes and miniatures illustrating historical dress and hair, with nearly 200 pieces now in the collection. New drawings include a man in a choker and a woman with a bustle, plus portraits of Colonel and Mrs John Erving and family by August Edouart.
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Society For the Preservation of New England Antiquities
Ashburton Place
Charles K. Cummings
Joy Street
Evelyn Sturgis
Edith Storer
John Erving
Abigail
August Edouart
Abbott Lawrence
Park Street
Union Club
A. Lawrence Rothh
Mary Byron
William R. Bradford
President of 1-Cent Association Talks Here
Charles Williams Burrows of Cleveland, president of the National One-Cent Letter Postage Association, conferred with Boston members after his address before the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange. They discussed reduced letter postage propaganda. He will address the Master Builders' Association at their noon meeting today.
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Charles Williams Burrows
Cleveland
Boston
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Mr. Barrows
Master Builders’ Association
Slenderness by French Bath Salts Ad in Druggist List
An advertisement touts a weight lowering method using daily or alternating baths with Clarks Thinning Salts. It claims fat dissolves after 15 to 18 baths, requires no exercise, and is approved by medical authorities. Sold by Liggett's and major stores, 24 baths per full treatment.
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Clarks
Liggett’s
Jordan Marsh Co
R. H. White Co
Shepar, Norwell, Houghton, & Dutton
Clarks Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Eastern Drug Co
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Hamburg
T.D. Baker Co
Oxford
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Collis
Futt
Ross Dental CO
Washington ST
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Portland Street
Pubblic
Robgins
Poo Robbins
A& Flat
Robbins
Massachusetts
Boston Newsboy
Red Man
Madras
Earl & Wilson
Makers OF Troy
Stickney & Poor's
Salem
Harvard
Yale
Says Dunbar
Mrs. Dunbar
THE
London and Ceylon Tea CO
Elm St
Hanover and
Washington Sts
Formosa
Oolong
New Eng
the Palmers
Jencks
Americas
Rexall
Washington and
Avon Streets
School Streets
Brockton
Main St. Lawrence
Essex St
Brookline
Coolidge Corner
Lowell
Paimee St
Haverhill
Merrimack St
Railroad Square
Newport
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