Giant trust promotes deafness cure across world
A Boston physician Dr. Darius Wilson leads the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons in offering a ear cure with offices in Boston at 18 Boylston street and New York at 240 Fifth Avenue. The association claims extensive testing and rapid success with patients formerly deemed incurable.
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Boston
Darius Wilson
Europe
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Wilson
Boylston St
Dr. Wilson
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Association
M. M. Hartigan
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brookline
Frank H. Seavey
Otis Street
Medford
Charles H. Stewart
Seaver Stoes Charlestown
G. J. Carpenter
Washington Street
Taunton
Mass
C. G. Fisher
Temple Street
J. H. Eaton
Commercial Street
Braintree
T To S. New York
28Th Street
Actress Florence L. Baker Dies of Broken Heart
The talented young actress Florence L. Baker died amid romantic tragedy linked to her lover and Bowdoin Square leading man Fred Kensil. Their planned marriage was called off by his death before the ceremony, and her grief prompted a large funeral at South Congregational Church.
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Florence L. Baker
Fred Kensil
Bowdoin
Divers to search rivers for Willie Campbell body
Danbury Connecticut January 23 divers will begin a search of the Potatuck and Housatonic bottoms near New Town for eight year old Willie Campbell son of Representative Patrick Campbell who drowned yesterday after breaking through the ice. The divers will work under nearly a foot of ice and may probe miles of river before the body is found.
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Danbury, Conn
Potatuck
Housatonic
Newtown
Willie” Campbell
Patrick Campbell
Sheldon to End Religious Daily Experiment Sunday
The Rev. Charles M. Sheldon will close his religious daily experiment with a Sunday issue of the Capital. He will explain that suspending publication on Sunday would jeopardize the paper’s business. The paper will print and circulate Sunday morning as usual.
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Tophkr
Kan
Charles M. Sheldon
Refuted Armory of Ancients Dedicated at Faneuil Hall
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company celebrated the refitting of its armory in Faneuil Hall with an old fashioned smoke talk attended by nearly 400 members and guests. The remodel includes eighteen foot wider main hall, silk flags including McKinley era standards, and a military museum with American and London rooms detailing Windsor visits and London ammunition company ties.
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Faneuil Hall
Cramm
Frank Fluckins
George Ta. Adams
Charles W. Knapp
Truckins
The
Commonwealth
United States Revenue
McKinley
Military Museum
London
Windsor
Marlborough House
Honourable Artillery Company of London
No Annexation Voted In Revere Opposes Absorption By Boston
Revere residents oppose annexation to Boston with many preferring to self govern. Debate centers on licensing and financial worries as Beachmont residents weigh becoming Boston citizens against fears of city limits. Leaders caution Boston would not take Revere, and locals fear town meetings as a rustic ritual rather than city governance.
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Committee On
Boston
Beachmont
Treasury
Post
State House
Quincy
Hevere
Resolutions Adopted by Massachusetts Board of Trade
Executive council meeting at Parker House with about forty members approves exhibits for Buffalo exposition and endorses improved Dorchester and Quincy bays. A Fitchburg lease merits 2 percent on common stock for twenty years and 3 percent thereafter, with Boston & Albany lease to New York Central but not altering State rights. W R Chester elected treasurer.
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State Board of Trade
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Massachusetts Board of Trade
Parker House
Adams
Gaston Harbor
Edward Atkinson
Dorchester
Quincy
Boston
Boston Harbor
Congress
Massachusetts
Quincy Bays
New England
Ucts
Mead
Post Office
Washington
Committee On Transportation
New York Central
W. R. Chester
J. Albn Davis
Davis
Drunkard Declared Habitual. Summit Posts Notices
Justice of the Peace Sampson in Summit New Jersey has declared a resident an habitual drunkard and posted notices banning hotel and saloon keepers from supplying liquor. Similar notices appeared around town as the judge seeks to enforce a law prohibiting sales or gifts of alcohol to the judicially declared habitual drunkard after proper notification.
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Summit
N. J
Justice of the Peace
Sampson
Electric Car Collision Injures Two Men in City
Two men sustained injuries in an electric car crash at Dorchester Avenue and West Sixth Street around 8:25 am yesterday. Michael Fitzgerald and J. J. Publicer, both non fatal injuries, caused hundreds of workers to be delayed nearly two hours.
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Dorchester Avenue
West Sixth Street
Michael Fitzgerald
Howell Street
J. J. Publicer
M Street
Soft coal surge at port as schooners flood in
A large fleet of schooners arrives to relieve a coal shortage, with about 45000 tons stockpiled in harbor holds. Prices rise to 5.75 per ton as demurrage profits surge for vessel owners amid car shortages at Baltimore and Norfolk.
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Baltimore
Norfolk
Philadelphia & Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad and Coal Company
Jacob S. Winslow
John F. Randall
W. H. Clifford
Portland
Charles Davenport
Lizzie KE. Clark
Claimant Bentley Dies at 79 in Chelsea Home
Thomas Bentley aged 79 died Monday night at his son William Bentley s home 12 Cherry street Chelsea. Cause of death listed as a shock. Born in North End Boston he was known as a claimant for the English estates of Sir John Bentler who was lost at sea in 2711. General Butler once served as his counsel. The funeral of his sister Mrs Mary A Woodward 81 was held yesterday.
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Thomas Bentley
William Bentley
Cherry Street
Chelsea
Boston
John Bentler
General Butler
Mary A. Woodward
Rockport's Would-Be Bergen
James Wood, believed to be insane, who assaulted several family members last Sunday, remained at large today. Mrs Wood and her children fled to neighbors, fearing to return home as authorities intensified the search in Gloucester.
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Gloucester
James Wood
The Huguenot Lovers Portrait and Ruskin's Dilemma
The Millais painting centers on the woman Ruskin loved, Mrs John Ruskin. Ruskin ended his own marriage to allow Millais to wed the woman, creating a famed tale of platonic bonds and a legal annulment to unite love.
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Sir John Millais
Millais
John Ruskin
Ruskin
Farewell tribute to Father James F. Kelly at Watertown Parochial Hall
A packed Watertown crowd honors Rev. James F. Kelly now transferred to Newton. James H. Vahey presents a substantial monetary gift as Father Kelly thanks guests. The evening features a choral program with Miss K E Galvin and Mr. Kyran Lonergan, plus numerous clergy attendees and a large general committee.
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St. Patrick's
James F. Kelly
Newton
Father Kelly
James H. Vahey
N. J. Spring
K. E. Galvin
Father
Gounod
John Burns
Gettysburg
Frank Stevens
Behrend
Bessie Hudson
Kyran J. Lonergan
James Td. Vahey
Annie Car
Roxebury
M. EF. Madden
J. F. Sheridan
Jamaica Plain
J. J. McGafferty
Lynn
Herbert Coolidge
H. H. Sawyer
J. A. Mead
E. A. Rand
M. Mahoney
Daniel Kelly
J. P. Dunphy
J. P. Keefe
J. F. McDonough
John Graham
J. P. Mahoney
J. J. Gleason
J. BP. Croft
Louis W. de Pass
Thomas J. Gavin
M. J. Kelley
Edward F. Burke
M. J. Cunniff
C. J. Regan
George Lewis
William D. Barry
Michael Kilbride
Mary Slamin
Mary Shea
Michael Hoey
D. J. Mullen
Nellie Reardon
James H. Carroll
T. F. Vahey
Mary Vahey
Susie Carroll
John Cullen
M. T. Carroll
Nellie Carroll
Daly
John Quirk
Peter Cunniff
Cusack
Kittle Burns
John P. Maloney
John York
Lize Ate York
Lizzie Maguire
Mary Gleason
Peter Lacy
W. D. Maehoney
Edward Nolan
T. E. Hackett
Tracy
John Reed
Sarah Lawn
Katie Dunphy
Nellie Lyons
John J. Gleason
John Burke
Garrett Barry
James A. Vahey
Nellie McLaughlin
Katie Regan
Maggie Gleason
Mage Wie Grey
Is She Mrs Luetgert In Akron Mystery
Sheriff Kelly in Akron reports he can arrest Mrs Adolph Luetgert but will not reveal her location until Chicago police confirm. He says the woman has stayed three weeks at two German households here and is believed to resemble the murder suspect.
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Kelly
Chicago
Adolph Luetgert
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