Famous Lawyer Heitman Endorses Dr Greene Nervura
The piece profiles N F Heitman of Kansas City as a leading lawyer and university of Virginia graduate who credits his recovery from illness to Dr Greene's Nervura. It touts work ethic and health restoration, urging readers to consult Dr Greene at 84 Temple Place Boston or via mail for treatment.
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Wir
N. F. Heitman
Kansas City
N. I. Heitman
Heitman
Tie
Iansas
University of Virginia
Heffman
Mr. Heitman
Dr. Greene
Reene
America
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Howard Bigamy Case Opens in Brooklyn
George W. Howard of Cambridge and Brooklyn is to answer in Brooklyn on a bigamy charge. District Attorney Clark accuses him of two marriages, to Annie R. Kay in 1887 and Helen Hawkes in 1900. Witnesses include David Young, Captain Joseph Perry, Howard's son, and detectives from Brooklyn and Cambridge.
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George W. Howard
Cambridge
Brooklyn
Clark
Annie R. Kay
Helen Hawkes
David
Jesse Young
South Boston
Howard
Joseph Perry
East Boston
Della
Hamburger
Brooklyn Department
Fire at Wil lard’s Hotel traps guests including congressmen
A morning blaze in the old part of Wil lard's Hotel caused fear for about fifty guests, including Representatives Crumpacker Dovener Robertson and their wives. All escaped. Fire loss estimated under 5000 dollars. Notable rescues included Edgar J. Gibson and William H. Gibson. Mrs. Underwood was found half asphyxiated but survived.
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Washington
Crumpacker
Indiana
Dovener
West Virginia
Robertson
Louisana
Edgar J. Gibson
Philadelphia Press
William H. Gibson
The
Lind Warehouse Company
New York
S. C. Wells
Underwood
Thomas Underwood
Chicago
Abbitt House
Fire Damages Contained After Stove Accidents at Brighton Home
A leg came off a stove in a room at 28 Wicklow Street Brighton owned by Thomas Dargan. The stove fell spilling fire on the floor. An alarm from Box 48 rang but fire was quickly extinguished with little damage.
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Wicklow Street
Brighton
Thomas Dargan
Fire Causes Minor Loss at Beacon Street Home
Wheelmic wires caused a slight loss by fire in the house of Mrs. A N Briges at 871 Beacon Street at 12 15 yesterday afternoon. Engine Company 6 extinguished a slight fire in the five story brick block at 74 Leverett Street at 11 15 yesterday forenoon. Defective electric wiring was the cause.
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A. N. Briges
Beacon Street
Engine Company 6
Leverett Street
Magnolia House Damaged by Fire in Camden Me
Fire damaged the Magnolia House in Camden Me causing $4000 in losses. The blaze occurred the morning of January 27 and investigations are underway. Local officials and firefighters responded quickly to the incident.
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Camden
Gabldsen
Magnolia House
Fire destroys Topsham residence in Brunswick area
A blaze this evening destroyed the residence of Lucien White in Topsham. Loss estimated at 3500 dollars. No further injuries reported.
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Topsham
Brunswick
Lucien White
Schooner Crizimbo Sunk Near Vineyard Haven After Tug Collision
In Vineyard Haven on January 27 the schooner Crizimbo sank within five minutes after the tug O L Hallenbeck rammed her port side at anchor. No lives were lost. The Orizimbo carried 227 tons of coal from Port Reading for Cass, Me. The Hallenbeck and a damaged barge incident involving the steamer Charles F Meyer were also noted, with the latter collision leading to the drowning of Austrian engineer Dominic R Guzzard, 48, of Cambridge, Mass.
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Vineyard Haven
Crizimbo
O. L. Hallenbeck
Hallenbeck
Orizimbo
Port Reading
Cass
Boston Towboat Company
Charles F. Meyer
Boston
Philadelphia
Dominic R. Guzzard
Meyer
Cape
No. 17
Guzzard
Cambridge
Mass
Northwest Storm Signals Issued Along Coast
Weather officials ordered northwest storm signals from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport at 9 30 last night. Forecast calls for northwest winds today rising to high with occasional gales. Barometer remains exceptionally low with Eastport at 28 82 inches.
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Washington
Delaware
Eastport
New England
Weathered bay storms stall fleet at Bayonne harbor
A morning start with oil barge 57 in tow led to a harbor return as 29 29 barometric reading warned of a brewing storm. Mariners expect 16 ocean tugs and coal barges to reach Vineyard Haven’s stalled fleet, while many vessels ride out the northerly gale in port. Local ships, including the Daltonhall and Virginian, face rough seas and delays as crews wait for improving weather.
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Bayonne
N. J
Standard Oil Company
Stell Lennan
Lewis Wharf
Cape Cod
Vineyard Haven
Cape Lod
Provincetown
Daltonhall
D. Gordon
Heeley
Rotterdam
West Hartlepool
Eng
Sidney Treat
Mystic
London
Fred K. Richards
Rockland
Nantasket Roads
Laura I. Sprague
Wrestler
Gladiator
President Roads
Augustus Hunt
Bertha Dean
Estelle Phinney
Helen H. Benedict
Katherine D. Perry
Benjamin F. Poole
Charles W. Church
Bradford C. French
Henry ©. Barrett
Independent
Charles Davenport
Henry Weiler
William R. Huston
R. Flint
Clara A. Donnell
Evelyn L. Smith
Walter M. Young
St. Andrews
N. B
Pawnee
Palermo
Gibraltar
Banderas
Huelva
Spain
Amesti
Fiume
Austria
Bermuda
Memnon
Avonmouth
Heathmore
Anglian
Sagamore
Liverpool
Syvmra
Louisburg
C. B
Admiral Dewey
Jamaica
South Shoal
United Fruit
The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Cure
A prominent man credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring his digestion appetite and vigor after consulting several doctors and trying various therapies. He notes the tablets digest food regardless of stomach condition and credits improved health to the product, now widely sold in the United States Canada and Britain.
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Pillar
Stuart
United States
Canada
Creat
Britain
Atlantic Works repairs and Cunard ship orders surface in Boston
Two company steamers receive attention at Atlantic Works East Boston as rumors hint at a repair shop at Quincy. The Cunard ships Ivernia and Saxonia, 665 feet and 12 000 tons, are to be built by New York Shipbuilding for Camden. The Warren line cargo highlights and the Old Dominion and Glanystwythy movements are noted, with a death in the Hern family and first Italian built Liguria launching near Genoa.
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Boston
Quincey
Cunard
Ivernia
Saxonia
The
Post
Atlantic Transport Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
London
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Atlantic
Warren
Liverpool
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio, Jr
Long Wharf
Cape Cod
Banderas
Huelva
Spain
Rock of Gibraltar
Dunkirk
Old Dominion
Pucees
Washington
Glanystwythy
St. Stephen’s Church
Hanover Street
Hern
Liguria
Italian Royal Steamship Company
Messrs
Lasar the Smuggler Ruined by Women
The famous diamond merchant and smuggler Max Lasar is dying in the Erie County Jail in Buffalo. Two women Ivy Cruzade and Lasar's divorced wife exposed his schemes after the wife discovered him with Cruzade. The two women provided detectives with evidence of his diamond smuggling and fraud.
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New York
Max Lasar
Erie County
Buffalo
Ivy Cruzade
Miss Cruzade
Miss Crurede
Ivy Crurede
England
United States Agricultural Trade Review of 1900 Export Surges
Frank H Hitchcock releases annual trade review showing 1900 closed a century of growth with total commerce near 2.25 billion dollars. Domestic exports reached 1.37 billion, imports about 49 million, and meat and cotton exports set new records amid rising farm product shipments abroad.
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Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Agricultural Department
United States
Lynn Holds Memorial Service for Philippines War Soldiers
Memorial services in Lynn honor three soldiers who died in the Philippines. Arthur F. Mansfield, George W. Patten, and Tyrank J. Annis were laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery with full military honors and interment preceded by union services in the cemetery chapel. Local officials and a squad from Company D fired a volley over the graves.
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Lynn
Philippines
United States Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Pine Grove Cemetery
Little Chapel
Frank M. Holt
Essex Street Baptist Church
Tillman B. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Thomas RB. Crowley
General Sanger Camp
Company D
Highth Regiment
Farragut Club Organizes in Charlestown District
The Farragut Club formed by prominent men of Charlestown residing near Henley street will hold a housewarming once settled. Officers include John McDermott as president and James Sullivan as vice-president with a slate of treasurer secretary and recording secretary. The board of directors lists Sullivan Reardon Sheehan Ryan and Sullivan.
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Farragut
Charlestown
Henley Street
Henley and
Chelsea Streets
John McDermott
James Sullivan
James Crowley
Daniel Sullivan
Jermiah Buckley
Frederick Reynolds
Fred Reardon
Daniel Sheehan
Thomas Ryan
Electric Car Collision Injures Two at Unionville
Franklin Jan 27 Two persons Conductor McWilliams and George Prendergast were seriously injured when an electric car collided at Unionville late last night one car was wrecked and firemen aided the scene.
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Franklin
Conductor McWilliams
George Prendergast
Unionville
Funeral for Sergeant Ezra Williams Held in Beverly
Sergeant Ezra Waldo Williams of Company I, 42nd United States Volunteers, died of pneumonia in Manila. His funeral was held at Second Baptist Church Beverly Farms this afternoon, with Lieutenant Colonel Stoipford of the Spanish War Veterans in charge and many comrades in attendance.
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Beverly
Ezra Waldo Williams
Company I
Forty-Second United States Volunteers
Manila
Second Baptist Church
Beverly Farms
Stoipford
Funeral for Private Charles C. Cook in Bradford
Private Charles C. Cook of Company C Nineteenth United States Infantry, killed a year ago in the Philippines, is honored in a funeral service held at the Hirst Congregational Church in Bradford.
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Haverhill
Charles C. Cook
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
Philippines
Hirst Congregational Church
Bradford
Mrs. Catherine Rowe of Somerville Dies
Somerville resident Mrs. Catherine Rowe died at her home on Medford street. A pioneer of St. Joseph's Church she supported charitable causes. She is survived by her husband and three children including Cambridge Patrolman Thomas P. Rowe. Funeral from St. Joseph's Church tomorrow morning.
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Catherine Rowe
Somerville
Medford Street
St. Joseph's Church
Thomas P. Rowe
Cambridge Police Force
Post’s $5 Prize Draws Boston Area Readers
In Cambridge Somerville Roxbury and East Boston and Charlestown readers won $5 for being first with yesterday’s Post. Franklin Gillis of Cambridge claimed the Cambridge prize while Carl Johnson of Roxbury won in Union Square Somerville and others in Roxbury Roxbury Crossing and Chelsea were noted among winners.
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Carl Johnson
Union Square
Fitzduff
Roxbury Crossing
Boston
Somerville
Cambridge
Charlestown
Post
Sunday Post
Franklin Gillis
Brookline Street
Moreland Street
Roxbury
John Fitzduff
Conant Place
Robert F. Smith
Paris Street
H. Wiggins
London Street
J. H. Sullivan
Meridian Street
Ernest I. Henry
Shawmut Street
Chelsea
Post man targeted in Roxbury Cross ing square
A Post man is accosted by a man with a Post and accomplices in Roxbury Crossing. A red-haired messenger clears the way as bystanders watch cars. John Fitzduff of 13 Conant place shouts the cue and the reporter prompts payment.
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Roxbury Crossing
Ife
Asi
John Fitzduff
Conant Place
King Street
East Boston Scuffle Over Prize Money At Maverick Square
A Post reporter recounts a chaotic push and fight in Maverick Square East Boston. Over 50 people claimed winnings after a window was broken and three men shared the money: J H Sullivan $1, Robert F Smith $2, and H Higgins $2 after an agreed split. Woodbury's Pharmacy changed a five for the Post despite a broken window.
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Boston
Post
Awiye
Maverick Square
Tin Ferry
J. H. Sullivan
Meridian Street
East Boston
Robert F. Smith
Paris Street
H. Higgins
London Street
Woodbury’s Pharmacy
Boy Henry First to Spot Postman at Sullivan Square
Ernest Henry, a 15 year old Chelsea boy living at 70 Shawmut Street, had six straight Sundays as a spectator at the Post's meetings. Yesterday at Sullivan Square Charlestown he became the first to "spot" the Postman.
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Ernest
Henry
Shawmut Street
Chelsea
Post
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Postman
Battle over Penobscot River logging bill gains pace
Bangor Maine January 27 A bill would let the Great Northern Paper Company seize all logging dams on the Penobscot river provoking a clash with local lumbermen. The New York led firm would gain a monopoly and could set log prices, threatening vast timberlands and local mills.
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Bangor
Maine
Penobscot River
Great Northern Paper Company
New York
Bermen
Oil strike reported near Portland ranch in Texas
Robbins of Austin received a telegram from his Portland area ranch announcing a major oil discovery. The well, drilled on the Kenedy Fulton Pasture Company property, lies near the Gulf coast but about 300 miles west of Beaumont's famous gusher.
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Austin
Tex
Robbins
Portland
Kenedy Fulton Pasture Company
Gulf Coast
Beaumont
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