Man At Minneapolis Praises Warner’s Safe Cure
Hon. J. C. Petersen of Minneapolis writes that five years of backache and Bright’s disease symptoms faded after using Warner’s Safe Cure. He reports urine returned to normal color, pain subsided, and health stayed restored for over four years, endorsing the product as the infallible remedy.
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Bright
Warner
Indorse Warner
Seanedy
Hon
J. C. Petersen
Plymouth Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Squires propose to continue business in face of opposition
Frank O. Squire, recently removed from John P. Squire & Co. board, says they will oppose efforts to seize control. He discloses plans to form a stock pool and, if needed, establish a new pork packing plant on Squire estate land in Somerville with railroad access. He notes they can operate as John P. Squire & Sons and John P. Squire & Co. and reports promised funds.
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Frank O. Squire
Squire
John P. Squire & Co
Somerville
John P. Squire & Sons
Safe Cure claims to heal kidney and urinary diseases
An advertisement urges readers to buy Warner's Safe Cure for backache rheumatism uric acid poison and a wide range of kidney bladder and liver ailments. It promises rapid relief and a permanent cure, offers a free urine test and analysis by a doctor, notes the product is vegetable and non narcotic, and promotes Safe Pills as a laxative aid.
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Warner's Safe Care Co
Rochester
N. Y
Warner
Fur raid nets $40,000 in stole fur garments in New York
Detectives raided a New York fur establishment arresting George Cohen and Hyman Filar sky and seizing a large quantity of valuable furs. Many items were identified as stolen, valued at $40,000. Police say the goods were stolen locally, shipped to Chicago, then re shipped to New York to dodge suspicion. Cohen was later released.
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New York
George Cohen
Hyman Filarsky
Chicago
Cohen
Won't Marry Divorced Folks Sparks Clergy Debate
A public clash over divorce rights unfolds as bishops and priests from St Stephen's Church and the Church Club address the issue. Clergymen condemn divorces while noting canons for life marriage. They cite views from Bishop Burgess, Father Osborne, and others including the Girls Friendly Society, who oppose divorcees joining.
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Father Osborne
St. Stephen’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Burgess
Long Island
Church Club
Bishop Burgess
Protestant Episcopal Church
Harmon van Allen
Church of the Advent
Father Pear
England
High Church
Boston
New York
Episcopal Church
Girls’ Friendly Society of America
Socialists to hear Wentworth at Paine Memorial Hall
The Woman's Socialist Club hosts Franklin H Wentworth and Marion Craig Wentworth at Paine Memorial Hall Sunday night. He chairs Socialist Spirit and lectures on Socialism and Liberty, likened to Wendell Phillips. Mrs Wentworth, praised by Chautauqua leaders and critics, speaks as lecturer and reader.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Woman's Socialist Club
Franklin H. Wentworth
Wendell Phillips
Marion Craig Wentworth
Wentworth
Chautauquaman Rs
Minnesota University
West
Wentworths
Socialist Spirit
Regency in Sweden Names Gustaf Regent Next Week
In Stockholm on January 23, under royal advice King Oscar pledged to temporarily entrust governance to Crown Prince Gustaf who will assume the regency next week, canceling his planned Norway visit. Louis Lyman faces sentencing after manslaughter verdict for stabbing Charles Bruckner. Judge Bates adjourns for one week as defense seeks new evidence.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mhal
Oscar
Gustaf
Norway
Louis Lyman
Charles Bruckner
Superior Criminal Court
Bates
Clarence B. Benedict
Middlebys and McCarthy Face Assault Charge at Court
Joseph Middleby Jr and his son Charles, along with Chelsea lawyer Jeremiah McCarthy, appeared before the Superior Criminal Court on appeal for assaulting deputies Donovan and Dooley during a sheriff's attachment. Dooley claimed lack of proper authority, while McCarthy stood nearby as events unfolded. case continues to allow a voice-penetrating experiment to recreate Christmas night conditions.
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Joseph Middleby, Jr
State Street
New England
Charles Middleby
Jeremiah McCarthy
Chelsea
Pemberton Square
Superior Criminal Court
Joseph E. Donovan
Thomas J. Dooley
Donovan
Sheriff’s Office
Dooley
McCarthy
Mr. Middleby
Hanover Street
Peter Maher
Trial of Marcellina de Stasio for shooting child
Marcellina de Stasio, described as swarthy with a heavy mustache, stood in Superior Criminal Court to hear a sentence for shooting Angelina Nacosta, the young girl who faced the court with a feeble voice and a red Tam OShanter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellina de Stasio
Superior Criminal Court
Angelina Nacosta
Dickinson bank case testimony on uncharged notes and overdraft actions
Frank A. Taylor testified as a witness in the Foster and Dickinson case charging illegitimate use of South Danvers Bank funds. He recalled no complaint about notes charged to Dickinson and noted directors authorized overdrafts with Suffolk National Bank in 1899. He described Dickinson opening an account in 1898 with four notes received, three not discounted to Dickinson.
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Dickinson
Clark
Frank A. Taylor
Paul
Foster
South Danvers Bank
Taylor
Suffolk National Bank of Boston
Suffolk Bank
Fall Hair Remedy Promises Health Through Cuticura
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as purest emollients and the greatest skin cures for preventing baldness, cleansing the scalp, removing dandruff, and aiding hair growth. It touts global sales, multiple uses for skin and baby care, and urges use in baths and washes as part of daily care.
Court hearing resumes over unpaid notes and cashier checks
A hearing resumes Tuesday after a cashier sent checks to Dickinson totaling 863 dollars for notes not charged to his account. The case centers on disputed payments and the status of the outstanding notes.
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Tion
Dickinson
Guilty Verdict in Solomon Anilovich Case at Superior Court
Solomon Anilovich was found guilty yesterday in the Superior Criminal Court for alleged registered battles in his possession. Defence counsel will move for a stay of sentence. Joseph Durgin pleaded guilty to multiple larceny counts and was placed on probation with conditions to repay the funds or face sentencing. James McElroy, Roxbury coal dealer, pled guilty to selling coal below weight on two counts and was fined $25 on each count.
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Solomon Anilovich
Joseph Durgin
James McElroy
Roxbury
Verdicts against Electric Light Company in injuries
Timothy Moriarty received a 5500 verdict and Mrs. Margaret Breen as administratrix of Maurice Breen was awarded 5000 against the Boston Electric Light Company by a second session jury. The cases arose from an accident at the power house construction on Land and First streets where Moriarty was severely injured and Breen was killed. The jury found for the Pennsylvania Steel Company in the related suit against it.
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Timothy Moriarty
Margaret Breen
Maurice Breen
Boston Electric Light Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Moriarty
First Streets
Breen
Burge charged with forgery before municipal court
Henry E. Burke was before Judge Sullivan in the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday and held in 2000 dollars for the grand jury. Patrick Casey and William Carboy each held in 600 dollars on larceny from an express wagon charges. John Mc Carthy Benjamin Bowen and Andrew Conger held in 1200 dollars each for breaking and entering charges.
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Henry E. Burke
Sullivan
Municipal Criminal Court
Patrick Casey
William Carboy
John McCarthy
Benjamin Bowen
Andrew Conger
McNulty and Waterman Face Possible Habitual Sentence
James H. McNulty and George E. Waterman pleaded not guilty in Roxbury District Court to breaking and entering Minnie E. Collins's dwelling at 752 Columbus Avenue. They were held over for a week and may receive a two and a half year State prison term if convicted under the habitual criminal act.
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James H. McNulty
George E. Waterman
Minnie E. Collins
Columbus Avenue
Bolster
Roxbury
Junk dealer found guilty in bottle statute case to Supreme Court
Solomon Anselvich of Roxbury was convicted in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court on charges of illegally possessing registered bottles. The ruling sets up a Supreme Court appeal to challenge the legality of the statute under which he was prosecuted.
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Solomon Anselvich
Roxbury
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Anselvich
Jewel of Asia delayed no more at Park Theatre
The first performance of The Jewel of Asia is set for next Monday after a postponement to ensure a perfect show. Scenes were redesigned for the smaller Park stage and costumes misrouted, with James Powers's company rehearsing amid ongoing town stops. A schoolboy star from South Boston draws crowds to see A Boy of the Streets, while Sweet Clover closes and Hearts of Oak heads to Music Hall next week. The Castle Square Theatre company brings The Pride of Jennico to a final weekend run.
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Asia
The
Park Theatre
Rich
Harris
Charles Frohman
George W. Lederer
Broadway Theatre
New York
Park
James T. Powers
Jondon Santley
South Boston
Grand Opera House
James A. Herne
Hearts of Oak
Music Hall
Castle Square Theatre Company
Jennico
Boston Theaters Next Week Offer Vast Seasonal Schedule
The upcoming week features William Haworth’s The Ensign at Boston venues, plus One of the Bravest with Charles T. McCarthy closing tonight at Bowdoin Square Theatre. In Old Kentucky ends its Boston run Monday at Boston Theatre, followed by The Ninety and Nine on Feb 2. Henrietta Crosman has one more week in The Sword of the King at Tremont Theatre, with Baron Humbug and King Dodo to follow. Mrs. Leslie Carter closes her fifth Hollis week in Du Barry, with two more weeks remaining. Mary Mannering’s The Stubbornness of Geraldine reaches Feb 9. Julius Caesar at Colonial ends in a week, and Sleeping Beauty and the Beast debuts Feb 2. A Country Girl continues at the Museum for one more week amid strong attendance. Next up are Stuart Robson’s Comedy of Errors, Bobadil at Columbia, The Little Host, and a Keith’s program with Woodward’s seals, live circus acts, and vaudeville. Audiences will also see the Caffrarian jungle-bred lions at Austin & Stone’s, and a six-day cycle race marks bicycling’s quarter-centennial. The Nickelodeon hosts Fielding the human fish for two weeks, followed by Utopian burlesque at the Palace. Tracy the Outlaw closes at Grand Opera House today, and the Majestic Theatre opens February 16 with a musical attraction. The Boston Theatre Sunday concert spotlights Midgley, Carlisle, Martha A. and Luke Pulley, and many others. Music Hall hosts a benefit with a star-filled lineup. Seats are on sale now.
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William Haworth
Boston
Charles T. McCarthy
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Paris
Old Kentucky
Boston Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Tremont Theatre
Baron Humbug
Dodo
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Hollis
Mary Mannering
Geraldine
Golden Gate Quintet
Rice and Walters
Howard’s
Press Eldridge
Bellman and Moore
James Richmond Glenroy
Genaro and Bailey
J. Bernard Dyllyn
Mildred Howard DeGrey
Pantzer
Cherry and Bates
Howard Burlesque Company
Chinatown
van Amberg
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Fielding
Human Fish
Nickelodeon
Waldron
Palace Theatre
Grand Opera House
Majestic Theatre
Midgley and Carlisle
Martha A
Luke Pulley
Welch
Collins
Ida Russell
Wills
Phil Morton
la Petite Grace
Signor
Antonio Panfilio
First Regiment
Music Hall
B. L. Benevolent Association
Mary Hampton
Killeen and Murphy
Sam Crane
Fred Grahams
Emil Cheverier
Fels-Naptha Way Makes Washing Easy
Madam outlines simple laundry approach using Fels-Naptha to handle many small washing tasks on days beyond the main wash day.
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Lessee & Mgr
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Tracy
Joe Santley
Columbia
Bobadil
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Colonial Theatre
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Sweet Clover
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Hotel Con
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New Century
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