Medical Infusion Therapy Promises Tuberculosis Cure
In Chicago, over two years, Dr Thomas Grant Allen and Dr Wilfred G Fralick report 3000 antiseptic vein infusions curing mild tuberculosis. They anticipate a Chicago institution to offer this method for tuberculosis and other diseases. Dr Allen also treated typhoid fever on himself with positive results.
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Chicago
Thomas Grant Allen
Northwestern Medical School
Wilfred G. Fralick
New York
Allen
Bologna Professor Reveals Pneumonia Serum
Professor Tizzoni of Bologna University announces to the Royal Academy of Sciences a discovery of a serum to combat pneumonia, signaling a potential breakthrough in medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tizzoni
Bologna University
Royal Academy of Sciences
Boy, 13, in love, points gun at teacher in Brooklyn
Willie Barney 18-year-old schoolboy, in love with Miss Sadie R. Wolf, appeared before Magis trate Naumer after pulling a pistol on his teacher. He wore Sunday attire. case references Christmas mince pies, garters, a silk skirt, and gifts. The magistrate lectured him. Willie to transfer to another school with a parole until next Saturday.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Willie Barney
Naumer
Gates Avenue
Willie
Hamburg Avenue
Sadie R. Wolf
McDonough Street
Miss Wolf
Barney
Cosey
Ragtime and Dancing Barred in North Brookfield Church
North Brookfield residents report the First Congregational Church chapel will ban ragtime music and dancing after a dispute at a social event. The church committee cites an investigation into last Thursday night’s trouble involving Pastor Rev. Samuel B. Cooper janitor William B. Thompson and several youths from a local dancing class. They note the conflict arose over a piano social and seating actions that blocked a march, with remnant hard feelings cited between young people and the pastor.
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North Brookfield
First Congregational Church
Samuel B. Cooper
William B. Thompson
Sdda
Cooper
Wilfred W. Hill
Penobscot squaw arrested for drunkenness in Merrimack square
A Penobscot squaw was arrested in Merrimack square by Officer Tansey for drunkenness. She resisted arrest fighting with teeth and nails until Sergeant Connors and Officers Ryder and Sparks arrived. She was bareheaded and coatless and muttered that a white man had taken her daughter and left with whiskey.
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Lowell
Merrimack Square
Tansey
Connors
Ryder
Sparks
Taber mining stock soars after pay gravel strike in Taber
Taber mine at Gibsonville California reports one foot of pay gravel triggering a dramatic share jump from $1 to $2.50 in 24 hours. Amasa Eaton, a Gardner resident, serves as superintendent and manager. The stake is held by investors in Gardner Worcester Burlington and other Massachusetts towns with about 150000 shares in Gardner alone amid gold fever.
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Gardner
Taber
Gibsonville
Cal
Worcester
Burlington V
Fitchburg
Orange
Athol
Garder
Worcester woman seeks long-lost father in Nome chase
Mrs Grace Caswell of Worcester seeks her father who disappeared years ago after living in Nome. A Boston episode is noted, with a little girl once helping bring it to light. Caswell has since lived in Worcester and Michigan references appear in the scattered report.
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Worcester
Grace Caswell
E. Boyce
Nome
Ted Shank
E Coperniae
Michigan
Boston
Milford death of Baldarelli under investigation
State Officer George Dunham of Boston and ex-Deputy Sheriff George G. Tidsbury questioned Milford Italians about Augustino Baldarelli's death at the Kelley place in Cordaville. Officials consider possible non accidental cause after a previous boarding house incident and a missing assailant who accompanied Baldarelli.
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Milford
George Dunham
Boston
George G. Tidsbury
Ashland
Augustino Baldareli
Kelley Place
Cordaville
Augustino
Baldarell
Kelley
Dance Licenses Block Milford Orchestra Event in Upton
Officers Bagley and Parshbey halted the Milford Orchestra dance at Upton Town Hall after finding no dance license from the Selectmen. Priests opposed Saturday night dances in Milford and local officials backed the action in curbing the advertised series that began last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Herbert A. Bagley
William F. Parshbey
Milford
Upton Town Hall
Sutton Man Celebrates 87th Birthday on Farm Front
John Moo, born in Gustaffers Dhaland Sweden, turned 87 yesterday and remains active on the family farm with his sons and grandsons. He has 37 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Sutton
Jan
John Moo
Gustaffers
Dhaland
Sweden
Chamberlain Trek Through South Africa With Boers
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain began a wagon trek from Potchestroom to Mafeking with Mrs Chamberlain Sir Arthur Lawley Major General Baden Powell and others. Relays of mules aimed for about 19 miles an hour. A Boer commando greeted them at Ventersdorp and General De la Rey joined the reception. De la Rey told the Boers Chamberlain could help set things right in South Africa.
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London
Chamberlain
Potchestroom
Mafeking
Colonial Secretary
Mr. Chamberlain
General Delarey
South Africa
Brilliant Catholic Society Event Expected
At a Young Men's Catholic Association meeting reports praised sub-committees for the college hall in Symphony Hall. The February 23 event is expected to be the most brilliant in Boston Catholic society history, with ticket sales capped at about 750 to avoid overcrowding. Prominent guests are likely, including Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald J Mitchell Galvin John E Gilman President Dowling and others. Father Mullan of Boston College announced a ladies committee meeting for tomorrow to continue planning.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association
College Hall
Symphony Hall
Boston
Fitzgerald
J. Mitchell Galvin
John E. Gilman
Dowling
Father Mullan
Boston College
Scalding accident injures Lucy Le Hon at West End home
Lucy Le Hon, 12, of 5 Mc Manus Court West End, was badly scalded when a kettle of hot water toppled at her home yesterday afternoon. She was admitted to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy le Hon
McManus Court
West End
Uplift Girls of Spain Speakers Highlight Mission
A public meeting at Old South Church featured advocates for the International Institute for Girls in Spain. Leaders included Capen of Tufts Eliot of Harvard and Hale of the Rev. Gordon and Lyman. Funds: over 5000 already raised of 60000 needed for a Madrid college building.
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International Institute For Girls
Spain
Old.South Church
Capen
Tufts College
Eliot
Harvard
Tucker
Dartmouth
Edward Everett Hale
A. J. Lyman
Brooklyn
Thomas van Ness
George A. Gordon
American college for Spanish _ girls
San Sebastian
Alice Gordon Gulick
Madrid
Columbus
Wellesley
Vassar
Lyman
Old Peninsula
Burgos
Granada
United States
America
van Ness
Gullick
Lecture on Socialism and Liberty by Franklin Wentworth
The New Women's Socialist Club met at Paine Memorial Hall last evening for a lecture titled Socialism and Liberty delivered by Franklin Wentworth. The talk highlighted core socialist ideas and liberty concerns discussed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Women's Socialist Club
Paine Memorial Hall
Franklin Wentworth
Choosing a Husband by Local Pastor Warns Against Regrets
The Rev. W. S. Perkins at Virginia Street Universalist Church urged young women to marry a man of character rather than wealth or titles. He cautioned against reforming a husband after marriage, warned that money alone cannot buy happiness, and advised choosing a courteous, honorable partner with stable means who treats family well.
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Virginia Street Universalist Church
W. 8. Perkins
Lfe
Amusements Sized Up By the Rev Dr Dixon
The Rev Dr A C Dixon told an audience at Ruggles Street Baptist Church that many wholesome amusements exist without dancing cards or theater. He praised golf lawn tennis croquet bicycle riding river outings woods coasting sleighing and indoors chess checkers ping pong and card games for amusement while condemning billiards and kissing games as improper. He noted books with religious backing offer merry games and mental challenge.
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A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Teller elected to sixth Senate term amid Denver session
Col Henry M Teller said his election was legal after a joint Democrats session in Denver. Governor Peabody joined the celebratory train ride to Grand Junction where Teller, awaiting his credential, said he would challenge any credential denial in the Senate. Republican leaders contest the election as invalid, arguing proper officers did not preside.
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Denver
Col
Henry M. Teller
United States Senate
Grand Junction
Peabody
Teller
Senate
Colorado
Congress
D. B. Farley
Republican State Committee
State Central Committee
House
Easy Victory for Seaboard Florida Limited in Week One
Prospective Florida tourists note that Seaboard Florida Limited dominates the first week of a three rail line contest from New York to St. Augustine. The service began January 12 and attracts visitors to St. Augustine hotels as other lines arrive later. The train is described as the shortest straightest route to the South with a modern Pullman fleet. It operates daily from New York to St. Augustine via key Sea Board Air Line stops. Represented in New York by J. L. Adams and in Boston by Chas. L. Longsdorf.
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Florida
New York
St. Augustine
Seaboard Florida Limited
Seaboard Air Line
J. L. Adams
General Eastern
Broadway
Boston
Chas. L. Longsdorf
New England
Washington Street
Church Debt Lifted at Warren Avenue Baptist
Pastor Rev Herbert S Johnson led a large Warren Avenue Baptist Church congregation to raise 600 to clear the church debt. Donations ranged from 15 cents to 100 dollars amid a sermon on The Religious Designs of the South End People and announcements of a series on The American Millionaire. Four young people united with the church by baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Church
Castellane Re elected Deputy in Basses-Alpes Race
The Basses-Alpes deputy election to replace the invalidated Boni de Castellane was held today. Castellane faced Andre Siegfried in a tight contest, with Castelane leading Castelane town count by 600 and returns from 20 other stations awaited, making re election likely.
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Paris
Basses-Alpes
Boni de Castellane
Chamber of Deputies
Castellane
Andre Siegfried
Con
Castelane
Boston Women Press Opposition to Reed Smoot in Senate
Boston women join a national movement to keep Reed Smoot, the Mormon apostle, from a U S Senate seat after Utah’s legislature elected him despite President Roosevelt and GOP opposition. Local quotes from Dr. Martha E Lovell Miss Caroline Caswell and Mrs Risley express firm opposition and faith he will be kept out.
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Boston
Apostle
U. S. Senate
United States
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Utah
Smoot
Roosevelt
Martha E. Lovell
Congress
Washington
Senate
Caroline Caswell
Frances E
Nile's harrowing voyage to harbor after 31 days at sea
The Nile endured gales snow sleet and cold as it neared port after 36 days north of Hatteras. A crew of 26 from diverse nations suffered frostbite and ice on rigging with watches shortened to one hour. Captain Symons praised Pilot Thomas McLaughlin and the Nile reached berth near noon with provisions secured and no deaths.
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Cape Cod
Java
Nile
Symons
Captain Symons
Santa Claus
Nantucket South Shoal
Thomas McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Patrick Ahern
Commercial Street
Jack Frost
The
American Sugar Refining Company
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Disma sted Hattie C LuceSchooner Sinks or Drifts After Collision
In Vineyard Sound the northeast snowstorm continues as crews search for the dismasted Hattie C Luce after its collision with John H Buttrick. Storm King plans to scour the area. Luce carries polished granite. Andrew Adams remains in harbor after being towed in by Storm King. life-saving crews from Orleans and Nauset to return to Woods Hole.
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Vineyard Haven
Hattie C. Luce
John H. Buttrick
Luce
Andrew Adams
Nauset
Storm King
Bearse
Charles
Orleans
Adams
Woods Hole
Woman's Beauty Tied to Blood and Digestion
A vintage health note claims clear skin and good complexion depend on pure blood and proper digestion, achievable only through a specific regimen. It presents medical authority and urges readers to follow its dietary guidance for beauty and health.
Boston Snow Slips Cause Many Falls on Slippery Sidewalks
Boston sidewalks were slick after a light snow with temperatures from 16 to 20 degrees above and winds up to 20 mph. Pedestrians and horses struggled. five people fell on Hanover Street in minutes and slips were common citywide, while suburbs fared worse with limited clearing and lingering ice. Cars ran on snow plows with sand boxes deployed.
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Boston
Pemberton Square
Hanover Street
Court Street
Washington Street
Beacon Hill
Griqualand Sails Founders in Gale Off Cape Sable
The British schooner Griqualand, 166 tons, bound from Port Morion to Portsmouth New Hampshire with coal, foundered in a Thursday gale 35 miles southwest of Cape Sable. Captain Dawson’s Mystic rescued Captain Emenau, his wife, and seven crew members just before the wreck.
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Sydney
Port Morion
Portsmouth
N. H
Cape Sable
Louisburg
Mystic
Dawson
Emenau
Griqualand
Coal Arrivals Yesterday Totaled 13 161 Tons at Port
Port receipts show 13 161 tons of anthracite and bituminous coal yesterday. Steamer Hazelmoor unloaded 3880 tons soft coal from Newcastle England and the Spaniard Bolo 481 tons from Blyth. The Boston carried three barrels and 15 bags from Yarmouth. Barkentine Allanwilde from South America delivered 8750 tons soft coal. Steamer Buenaventura brought 2200 tons hard coal from Newport News and barge Hudson 1600 tons hard from Philadelphia.
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Hazelmoor
Newcastle
Eng
Blyth
Boston
Yarmouth
Barkentine Allanwilde
South Amboy
South Amboy Had &S
Buenaventura
Newport News
Hudson
Philadelphia
Congress Holds Sunday Memorial Services
The House of Representatives started a Sunday memorial service for deceased members. It will likely become general practice in the House during this session, replacing the prior Friday or Saturday eulogies when time allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Mill watchman killed in Arlington Mills elevator accident
Bernard Gehring, a watchman at Arlington Mills for 18 years, was crushed in an elevator accident today. He was 66 years old and highly popular in the mill community.
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Lawrence
Bernard Gehring
Arlington Mills
Gehring
Arlington
Regulsky Goldman Wedding Held at Haymarket Hall
Rosca Regulsky and Samuel Goldman wed last evening at Haymarket Hall in a simple ceremony attended by family and close friends. The couple plans a late spring reception in the city.
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Rosca Regulsky
Samuel Goldman
Haymarket Hall
G A R Man Goodale Dies at Chelsea Home
John Goodale age 68 formerly of Cambridge died last night at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea He served in Company I Twenty Fifth Massachusetts Infantry and was a member of Post 8 G A R Cambridge.
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John Goodale
Cambridge
Chelsea
Goodale
Twenty-fifth
Massachusetts Infantry
Break in East Boston hits East Boston Free Press
Burglars entered the East Boston Free Press building early Sunday morning and stole $4 in cash. Local police investigate. no injuries reported.
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Boston
East Boston Free Press
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Ladder 3
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Joseph A. Webber
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