Free hair remedy promises growth and trial samples
An Cincinnati firm offers free trial packages of a hair growth remedy via the Altenheim Medical Dispensary at 2410 Butterfield Building Cincinnati Ohio. Testimonials cite restored hair from figures like Mile Riva and Geo Thatcher of Covington with claims of scalp health and cosmetic improvements.
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Cincinnati
Altenheim
Butterfield
Ohio
Riva
Avenue Des Champs Elytees
Cntralto
States
Paris
TauUst
Geo. N. Thatcher
Covington
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Butterfield Building
Motels and Inns Under Scrutiny in Boston Licensing Spike
Boston leaders seek a full list of inn licenses and furnished rooms to aid repeal efforts on late night hotel sales. Vercelli Hotel in Hayward Place is closed for inventory, with other hotels expanding beds and facing new regulatory questions as Representative Arthur T. Russell presses for hearings and testing of innholder definitions.
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Arthur T. Russell
Vercelli
Hayward Place
Vercelli’s
Mr. Russell
Liquor Committee
Clark
Post
Russell
BADGER GASE HEARD IN FALMOUTH BADGER CASE TRIAL
The trial in Superior Criminal Court for the Falmouth badger case was continued. Della McLean testified that David Gordon surrendered his silver watch under threat of exposing him to his family by niece Fanny Levenson. McLean alleged Fanny and William Drinkall rented a room and summoned Gordon. Fanny interrupted a pivotal interview. Prinkall denied being in the house that day, citing a reformatory experience.
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Falmouth Street
Badger
Superior Criminal Court
Della Mclean
David Gordon
Fanny Levenson
McLean
Prinkall
Industrial Home Election Highlights Needs and Roles
The twenty third annual Boston Industrial Home meeting at Davis street and Harrison avenue reported 23715 beds for men and 997 for women totaling 32722. Meals for men reached 29124 and women 12156 totaling 5127. President Dundage urged a new building and outlined funds needed to improve current quarters. Officers elected included Captain H Candage as president and George W Powle as vice president.
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Boston
Institution
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Roberts
Dundage
Funeral rites held for Professor Elisha Kay in Newtonville
Funeral exercises were conducted today for Professor Elisha Kay who died in Newtonville Massachusetts. The service honored his years of teaching and his impact on students and colleagues.
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Chicago
Elisha ‘Kay
Newtonville
Mass
Senator West Attacks Shipping Bill in Senate Speech
Senator George G. West of Missouri delivers a forceful near three hour denunciation of the shipping bill in Washington asserting free ships and condemning navigation laws as relics of barbarism. He predicts a $9 million yearly subsidy will fuel a trust and mocks corporate receivers.
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Washington
George G. West
Missouri
United States
America
West
New England
American Line
International Navigation Company
Vest
Standard Oil Company
Mr. West
Senate
Navy Bill Protest Sparks Debate in House
Washington January 23 The House passed the District of Columbia appropriation bill and began debate on the naval appropriation bill. Representative Richardson Tennessee warns of large year to year increases while Dahlen West Virginia notes allocations for ongoing work and rehabilitation at the naval academy. Fitzgerald Massachusetts supports building ships in government yards.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Dahlen
West Virginia
Naval Academy
Richardson
John F. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Senator says Clark to object to oath administration
A senator states OP Ww A Clark may object to taking the Republican oath, a move that would send his case to the committee on privileges and elections.
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Washington
Clark
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Weymouth Pushes Army Nurse Hospital in Massachusetts
Representative Weymouth pushes a hospital project for army nurses and aims to locate it in his Massachusetts district.
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Washington
Weymouth
Army reorganization bill moves toward report Friday
Washington reports the committee agreed on the army reorganization bill today and plans to report it by Saturday. The action signals progress on the measure though final passage remains uncertain.
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Washington
Committee resumes hazing inquiry into Cadet Booz case
The congressional committee investigating Cadet Booz hazing resumed testimony seeking to clear up remaining points.
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BOOZ
Washington
Congressional Committee
Immanuel Pfeiffer petitions over Board of Registration in Medicine
Immanuel Pfeiffer files to the Governor and Council seeking removal of the Board of Registration in Medicine and an investigation. He alleges the board failed to file required reports and did not comply with statutes in certifying applicants.
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Immanuel Pfeiffer
Governor and Council
Board of Registration In Medicine
Y M C A Law Class Elects Officers
The first year law class of the Y M C A organized last evening with officers led by President John Quinn Jr and Vice President John H Ellis. The class has 120 members including many prominent local business and social figures.
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Young Men's Christian Association
John Quinn, Jr
John H. Ellis
James Jr. Prennar
Contralto Mrs Gelino Delights Audience in Recital
Mrs O A Gelino delivered a contralto recital last evening in Association Hall before a large audience. The program featured varied selections showcasing her range and tone.
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Mrs. 0. 4
Gelino
O. A. Gelino
Association Hall
Postum Coffee Aids Stomachs By Ousting Coffee Pain
A testimonial describes coffee withdrawal curing stomach pain and headaches. The narrator notes coffee tasted wooden, then switched to Postum Cereal Coffee, reporting relief, restored appetite, and improved health. The letter asks to omit the donor name but cites Postum Co. as the source.
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Vanting
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promised Cure Alluded
An Alley Albany druggist touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets a safe blood based cure for catarrh, claiming they purge the toxin from blood and offer quick, lasting relief after a week. The advertisement cites testimonials and notes tablets cost fifty cents.
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Stuart
Albany
Cutes
William J Bryan launches the Commoner weekly
William J Bryan supervises the first issue of his weekly The Commoner with a 56000 print run. He defends the term commoner as a badge of the common people and outlines its democratic purpose to protect rights and advance the common good.
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Lincoln
Néb
William J. Bryan
The
Commoner
Mr. Bryan
Webster
Reisen
Jeana
Arrested as house thieves nab two men and a woman
Police say George Adams and Frederick S. Gammell led a citywide break in ring. Adams linked to rogues gallery. Gammell a Boston man. A woman at 78 Harrison avenue was arrested as a witness. hotel silverware tied to Remelle husband. Bodies identified in multiple East Boston burglaries.
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George & Adams
Frederick S. Gammell
Adams
New York
Rogues’ Gallery
Gammell
Boston
Shields
Harrison Avenue
Hts
Alice Smith
Massachusetts Avenue
John Weingartner
Cotter
Rebecca Harrington
Dorchester Street
Charles J. Quigley
Meridian Street
East
Republican leaders meet on city committee fate at Hotel Thorndike
Fourteen Republican ward leaders gather at Hotel Thorndike to decide who will preside the Twentieth Century Republican city committee. Swallow and Russell duel for support, with eighty votes promised as a starter and a renewed meeting planned at Faneuil Hall on Tuesday.
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Hotel Thorndike
Arthur P. Russell
Jesse M. Gove
George N. Swallow
Republican City Committee
William W. Campbell
Ward 9
Myrick
Innes Vna Berwin
Ekall
Towle
E. Mortain’ Hatch
Bryant and Esterbrook
Rca Owsop
Gould
Presho
Swallow
Berwin
Gove
Boston
Russell
Faneuil Hall
Ancient artillery cancels New York ball over Queen Victoria death
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery will not attend the Old Guard ball at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City tonight due to the death of Queen Victoria. The Ancients were to be guests of honor at what was to be NY's most notable vet.
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Queen Victoria
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
New York
Telegraphers Mutual Aid Hall Makes Sixteenth Annual Event
Mechanics Hall will host a large social gathering tomorrow evening as the sixteenth annual meeting of the Telegraphers Mutual Aid Association takes place.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Fire on Barton Street Damages Brace 3- story Brick Building
Fire broke out on the second floor of a 3 12 story brick building at 71 Barton Street. It damaged the second and third floors to an extent of 2607. The property is owned by Nathan Fritz and occupied by Philip Davidson. The blaze was reported at 6 28 last night.
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Barton Street
Nathan Fritz
Philip Davidson
Peace Trade and Teax Debate at Boston Beta Association Dinner
Hon A H Wellman urged international arbitration and warned against narrow policy at the Boston Beta Association annual dinner in Quincy House. He argued for peace, free trade, protection of commerce, and aid to weaker nations as the world shifts toward the Pacific.
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Queen Victoria
England
Atlantic
A. H. Wellman
Boston
Beta’«asrocers’ Association
Quincy House
Mr. Wellman
M. L. King
Thomas N.hart
King
John Moyer
Chase & Sanborn
Wolcott Fund Receives 14704.83 From Numerous Donors
The Wolcott Memorial treasurer Henry L. Higginson reports gifts totaling 14 704.83 dollars. Contributors include Edward Browne of Boston Harriet Brown of East Boston and many others across Massachusetts. The list covers individuals from Boston Lynn Cambridge and Fall River along with groups such as Company G Sixth Infantry M. V. M. and the Wolcott Post.
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Abbcall Adams Eliot
Boston
Oliver H. Moulton
Miranda
Moulton
Henry Bartlett
Alice M. Bartlett
Moulton Bartlett
Harriet M. Bartlett
Austin K. Chadwick
Chadwick
Francis R. Chadwick
Oliver Moulton Chadwick
Lowell
Lot H. Gibbs
New Bedford
David Freedman
Peter CC. Brooks
A. Louise Foster
Itmina & S
Salem
Lena B. Bate
Melrose
Beatrice Goodwin
Forest E. Goodwin
Ossian W. Goodwin
Winchester
Ralph I. David
Newton
George A. Mason
Georgie D. Mason
Cambridgeport
Arthur Redaish
Cliftondale
Gilbert FE. Chandler
Charles S. Hamlin
J. W. Temple
Spencer
John F. Rogan
Samuel T. Morse
Cyrus Savage
Taunton
Seward W. Jones
A. Batcheller
J. 3. Gibbs
J. S. Dyer
W. J. Parker
H. K. Boariman
G. T. Miller
H. %. Butler
A. F E. Hentz
S. F. Batcheller
H. G. Pierce
Mrs. Stone
Ik E B
Sixth Infantry
Lucy
Shattuck
Toulse Chandler Moulton
Ellen Frothingham
Caroline S. Jackson
Edith Jackson
James F. Jackson
Fall River
Mortimer T. Mason
Mortimer B. Mason
M. Phillips Mason
Herbert W. Mason
Charles Fleischer
Jennie ¢. Underwood
Alice CC. Underwood
Margaret C. Underwood
Helen C. Underwood
H. O. Underwood
Esther Stone
Charles K. Dresser
J. W. Andrews
Boson
Samuel H. Smith
Mary H. Smith
Agatha Smith
Arlington
William B. Hawes
Henry Williams
Benjamin F. Huntington
Amesbury
Levis G. White
Worcester
Kerr murder trial ready for jury in Paterson
Prosecutor Emley secured a jury in the case of George J Ker indicted with McAlister and Campbell for the murder of Jennie Schieter in Paterson. The prosecutor hopes to place Kerr at the bar next Monday, with trial possibly starting a week from Monday.
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Paterson
Dixon
Emley
George J
Will of Isabella M. Horgan Filed for Probate in Boston
The will of Isabella M. Horgan of Boston has been filed for probate. Executors name W BE Burke. Provisions include gifts to the Little Sisters of the Poor, Free Home for Condemned, Catholic Children, and Vincent De Paul Society in East Boston for parish relief.
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Isabella M. Horgan
Boston
Little Sisters of the Poor
Dorchester
Forture Catholic
Vincent de Paul's Society
Church Assumption
East
W BE. Burke
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