Interesting Life Interview Highlights Dr Langguth
Arthur Langguth, president of the Michigan Presbyterian Publishing Company, recounts a back injury followed by quick improvement after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the remedy with restoring appetite and health and endorses the pills as a general tonic for blood and nerves with wide listed benefits.
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Arthur Langguth
Michigan Presbyterian Publishing Company
Michigan Presbyterian
John R. Street
Colorado
Dr. Williams
Bitzer Held for Grand Jury in Turners Falls Murder
Louis Bitzer was held for the grand jury without bail by Judge Lyman for the alleged murder of his clerk Miss Ida Columbe and his son Louisa Martin Bitzer at Turners Falls on December 31. Bitzer's daughter Anna, shot by her father and nearly killed, ran to the dock and embraced him during the hearing. No substantial evidence contradicted Bitzer's account of the shooting.
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Greenfield
Louis Bitzer
Lyman
Ida Columbe
Louisa Martin Bitzer
Turners Falls
Anna
Meitzer
German Prince Henry Invited by Boston Masons at Germania Lodge
Germania Lodge A F and A M in Boston invited Prince Henry to a gala banquet and reception with Dr von Holleben German ambassador as guests. A committee will coordinate with city officials, with plans possibly scaled to fit the mayoral program if the banquet cannot occur.
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Germania Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Témple
Samuel Hauser
Prince Henry
von Holleben
Washington
Collins
New England
Hauser
Boston
Harvard
United Singing Societies
Emperor William
William Theo. Reincke
Colline
Reincker
H. C. la Grese
Senator Fitzgerald Pushes Invite to Prince Henry Visit
Senator Henry Fitzgerald of Boston yesterday introduced a resolution urging Governor Crane to invite Prince Henry of Prussia and to authorize the Governor and Council to act on the invitation.
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Fitzgerald
Resolve
Prince Henry
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
Boston
Senate
Crane
Prussia
Dinner for Prince Henry of Prussia in Berlin
Andrew D. White hosted Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia at Kaiserhof with the U S ambassador’s staff present. Also attending were Count Von Buelow Baron Von Richthofen Admiral Von Tirpitz and their spouses and Prince Henry's suite ahead of his U S visit.
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Berlin
Andrew D. White
United States
Prince
Princess Henry of
Prussia
Kaiserhof
John B. Jackson
Jackson
William H. Beehler
Beehler
John B. Kerr
Count von Buelow
Baron von Richthofen
Admiral von Tirpitz
Admiralty
Prince Henry
Arranging Rail Plans for Prince Henry Visit
The arrangements committee for Prince Henry of Prussia’s reception seeks railroad reps’ input on itinerary details in Washington. A Tuesday report is anticipated with no major changes to the previously outlined program. German Ambassador Von Holleben briefed the President on visit details.
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Washington
Prince Henry of
Prussia
United States
Herr von Holleben
Cabinet Holds Routine Meeting on Prince Henry Visit
The Cabinet devoted time to planning entertainment for Prince Henry and discussed ordinary administrative matters with no major decisions reported.
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Prince
Washington
Jan
Prince Henry
James Creelman to Speak for Sacred Heart Fund
James Creelman will deliver a lecture titled The White Shepherd of Christendom at the Colonial Theatre in Roslindale to raise funds for the Church of the Sacred Heart building. The event includes a concert by the Boston Letter Carriers Band and performances by Helen Buell Eddie Donlan and Thomas Clifford under master of ceremonies John Drohan.
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Archdiocese of Boston
Colonial Theatre
James Creelman
Father Cummins
Christendom
Creelman
Leo Xiiii
Joseph Henry O’neil
Roslindale
Lawrence B. O’connor
Keith's Theatre
Boston Letter Carriers
Jacob J. Breaker
Helen Buell
Eddie Donlan
Deficiency Bill Passed as House Adjourns for Pension Work
The House approved the urgent deficiency appropriation bill and adjourned until Monday. A record vote backed an amendment to fund 500000 for the protection and shelter of American soldiers in the Philippines. Sixteen Democrats supported the measure amid private pension focus.
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Washington
House
Philippines
Harvard Sophomores Win at Hockey
Harvard Sophomores defeat the Freshmen in a Holmes Mel contest by 1 to 0 to earn a shot at the Seniors for the interclass championship pending a next victory. Seniors lead Juniors two to none after best two of three. Sophomores and Freshmen had tied earlier.
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Harvard
Holmes Mel
Grape Nuts Credit Card Letter Highlights Health Gain
A Cedar Falls reader describes improved health after using Grape Nuts. She says after overwork and heat exhaustion she gained strength and preserved flesh by eating the cereal with cream, noting the habit helped keep nerve energy steady. She urges others to consider the food.
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J. Rowen
Cedar Falls, Ta
Cure Catarrh with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Proclaimed
An old complaint described as a blood disease begins with a cold and spreads through the mucous membranes to the throat windpipe lungs and stomach. A new internally taken tablet made from Bloodroot and eucalyptus claims to purge the catarrh from the system and cure long standing cases. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per package.
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Stuart
Fireman Green Badly Hurt In South Boston Blaze
Michael Green of Engine 38, 239 Third Street, South Boston, fell from a gutter on the rear 82 North Street fire while fighting smoke filled flames from the third floor. He suffered severe leg injuries and other wounds, was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital, as the blaze damaged the Household Manufacturing Company and the Model Skirt Company. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Michael Green
Third Street
Boston
North Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Whelan
Division 1
Household Manufacturing Company
Model Skirt Company
Cheswell
Green
Skirt Company
Rceof
Robert Codman
Denmark Signs Islands Treaty
The Danish West Indies transfer to the United States was signed at the State Department by Secretary Hay and Danish minister Constantine Brun. The treaty goes to the Senate for ratification and requires approval from the U S House due to funding needs.
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Washington
Danish West Indies
Denmark
United States
State Department
Hay
Constantine Brun
Senate
Rigsdag
House of Representatives
House
Judge Fessenden Trials Ward 18 Dem Caucus Allegations
Judge Fessenden presided in the Superior Criminal Court over a jury trial of Patrick JF Finneran and Thomas H Flannery charged with violating the caucus law at the Ward 18 Democratic caucus on November 15. Roxbury crossing station policemen provided most evidence about alleged repeating by Finneran and the offence by Flannery. The case was not finished and adjourned until Monday at 12:20.
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Fessenden
Superior Criminal Court
Patrick
JF. Finneran
Thomas H. Flannery
Roxbury
Finneran
Flannery
Burns Night Celebrations at Boston Caledonian Club
Walter Lar, chieftain with Mrs. Lamb, led a grand march while sculptor Hugh Chirns prepared a statue of the bard to be presented. Dunbar's band opened the program and Piper leaders accompanied the guests as Chief Lamb spoke on Burns. Ada Campbell Hussey sang and encores followed with Scots tunes by G Trewella Martin, Miss Jessie N Maclachlan among the crowd.
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Queen Victoria
Angus Macdonald
Annie
Ada Campbell Hussey
Afton Water
G. Trewella Martin
Jessie
Dessie Maclachlan
Scotland
R. A. MacFadden
Chelsea
Burns
Chieftain Lamb
Cairns
Lamb
Myers
Blunt
Duncan C. Russell
Scots Charitable Society
M. T. Callahan
Irish Society
Dr. Upham
Canadian Club
W. D. Macdonald
Cambridge
M. T. Mitchell
Ladies’ Auxiliary Maritime Provincial Club
Chickering
Walter Lar
Boston Caledonian Club
D. McQuarrie
Chief Lamb
O’ Balloehurgle
Nannie
Jessie N. Maclachlan
Piles Cured After 30 Years Promises from Pyramid Cure
A Sacramento man Thos E Wood reports relief after using Pyramid Pile Cure. He says thirty years of suffering and a near fatal operation ended with the first application. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich offers the remedy and a free book by mail.
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Thos. E. Wood
17Th St
Sacramento
Cal
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Boston
H. M. Whitmey
Maas
State Board of Pharmacy
U. S. Health Reports
Boston Drug CO
Tremont St
Mass
Cure for consumption trumpeted by Koch Lung Cure
The article promotes Professor Koch's inhalation treatment as the sole cure for consumption and related lung diseases. It claims endorsements by the German Government, notes a Boston office at 361 Boylston St, and promises free consultation and a trial treatment if curable.
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Koch
Boston
Boylston St
Prof. Koch
Berlin
Firebombing Attempt At Hotel Bernard Arouses City
An unknown man tried to set fire to the Hotel Bernard at 705 Massachusetts Ave. The janitor William Reed reported a suspicious passerby and a cellar blaze broke out, damaging part of the first floor and apartments. The building, owned by the Metropolitan corporation, suffered about 500 in damage. The suspect fled, described as a tall, light-complexioned man in a long blue coat and dark suit.
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Bernard
Massachusetts Avenue
Harrison and
Massachusetts Avenues
William Reed
Harrison Avenue
Reed
Engine 22
The
Metropolitan Corporation
Trials for Relay Race Against Pennsylvania Next Month
Trials on Holmes Field yesterday showed Harvard has strong material for the B A A meet. With veteran runners Haigh Willis Lightner Rust back from last year, Harvard may form Crinnon quartet to oppose the Quakers. Further trials will follow as weather allows.
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Pennsylvania
Holmes Field
Harvard
Quakers
Haigh
Wilis
Lightnerd Rust
Crinnon
Mrs Ryan Presented Silver Service in Dorchester
Mrs Mary Ryan of 12 Crescent Street Dorchester was surprised by friends last evening as she received a silver service. Frank Ryan made the presentation and a musical programme followed with performances by the Cunningham Orchestra Mr Thomas Lonelan Miss Annie Ryan James Sturt and J Con hors.
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Ryan
Mary Ryan
Crescent Street
Dorchester
Frank Ryan
Cunningham Rchestra
Thomas Lonelan
Annie Ryan
James Sturt
J. Conhors
Clothier’s Stock Taking Sparks Remarkable Savings
Ad notes Wolf's Clothing offers great price concessions before stock taking. Readers are told to find Wolf's ad on page three for notable savings on apparel and requisites as stock is counted.
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Wolf's
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