Captain H H Thomson Endorses Dr Greene Nervura For Firemen
Captain H H Thomson endorses Dr Greene's Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy as essential for fire department strength and stamina. He cites its benefits for nerves and blood, warning the grip season requires it. Free physician consultation offered from 34 Temple Place Boston and by mail with home treatment possible.
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Public Service
Dr. Greene
Thomson
Lincoln St
North Eas
Reapolis
Minn
Ice Crop Outlook Boosts Boston Ice Firms
Indications point to a good sized ice crop this year with expectations of lower prices next summer. Boston Ice Company officials say the outlook is favorable as the season shows quality and quantity gains. All ice for Boston originates in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, with Maine river ice not used.
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Boston Ice Company
Boston Concerns
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Railroad Commission to Fix Blame in Locke's Mills Wreck
The Maine railroad commissioners closed an inquiry into the Grand Trunk wreck at Locke's Mills where three employees died. The key witness was Richard I. Flannagan, Shelburne operator who issued the passing orders. The finding hinges on Flannagan's handling of the order.
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Bethel
Locke's Mills
Richard l. Flannagan
Shelburne
Flannagan
Boston Chinaman Sam Wah Kee Released on Bail
Sam Wah Kee of Boston was released on bail today on a charge of complicity in smuggling Chinese nationals across the Canadian border into Maine. The bail sum was raised among Boston's Chinese community. His case is set for Saturday before US Commissioner Bradley.
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Portland
Sam Wah Kee
Boston
Maine
United States
Bradley
Cambridge EW Board adopts three for Survey Board
Mayor Dickinson appoints James A. Wood E D Mellen and William E Doyle to the new Board of Survey at the Aldermen meeting. Requests from the Mayor and Board of Health urge immediate hospital plans for smallpox. A fourteen room schoolhouse on Columbia street site is proposed. Fireman ONeill is discharged for false alarms after a hearing.
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Dickinson
Board of Survey
Board of Aldermen
James A. Wood
E. D. Mellen
William E. Doyle
Board of Health
Sharkey
Committee On Public Property
Gannett
Columbia Street
O'Neill
Anti Cigarette Crusade Opens in Waltham
In Waltham a city wide anti cigarette drive led by Superintendent William D Parkinson and joined by Chief McKenna and Truant Officer Joseph Flood results in an arrest Pasquale Sigardi for selling cigarettes to minors. Sigardi operates a Moody Street store and was found guilty in court and fined five dollars.
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Waltham
William D. Parkinson
McKenna
Joseph Flood
Pasquale Sigardi
Moody Street
Sigardi
Cambridge Wife Forgives Bigamist Husband
Mrs George Howard of Cambridge says she will not seek divorce or annulment despite her husband being a New York bigamist. She praises him as the best of husbands saying he did everything for ten years and she cannot explain his actions. She expresses pity for his second wife but feels powerless to help.
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George Howard
Cambridge
New York
George
Dady receives $260000 settlement over sewer contracts
Havana reports the long dispute between contractor Michael J. Dady and military and municipal authorities over sewering and payment contracts ending with a payment of $260,000 to Dady this evening.
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Havana
Michael J. Dady
Dady
McCutcheon Wins $3000 Damages Over Street Widening
F M McCutcheon yesterday recovered by verdict of jury three thousand dollars from the city as damages caused by the taking by the street commissioners of 417 square feet of land at Thompson square Charlestown on November 24 1897 in connection with the widening of Green street.
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F. M. McCutcheon
Thompson Square
Charlestown
Green Street
Cambridge Democrats Elect New City Officers
The Cambridge Democratic city committee met last night and chose J. Frank Facey as president, John Buckley as vice president, Edward B. James as secretary, and John J. Sullivan as treasurer. A general discussion of the year’s work followed with plans laid for future activity.
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Cambridge
Italians Injured in Cottage Park Dynamite Blast
Three Italians were working on a vacant lot in Cottage Park yesterday afternoon when a dynamite cartridge exploded. Two men were rushed to City Hospital by ambulance for treatment.
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Cottage Park
City Hospital
Judges Solemn Words After Public Indictment
McAlister Death Campbell and Kerr issue a joint statement from Paterson jail seeking forgiveness and vowing to endure punishment in silence. They express sorrow for their families and deny internal ill will while blaming sensational metropolitan reporting. Hugh Kerr lies near death as George Kerr is sentenced.
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Patderson
N. J
Metropolitan
Dixon
Hugh Kerr
George
Mr. Kerr
Prison officers say murders inmates get reduced sentences
In Trenton New Jersey State Prison officials said in answer to an inquiry that McAlister Campbell and Death will have their thirty year sentences for the Jennie Bosschieter murder cut to twenty years for good behavior Kerr's sentence will be reduced to eleven years
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Prison
McAlister, Campbell
Death
Jennie Bosschieter
Kerr
Pas saic Court Upholds Death Penalty For Murderers
In Paterson New Jersey Justice Dixon sentenced Walter C. McAlister Andrew J. Campbell William A. Death to thirty years at hard labor and William Kerr to fifteen years for the murder of Jennie Bosschieter. The judge denounced their crime as murder in the first degree and urged youth to shun dishonor.
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Jennie Bosschieter
Kerr
Jenniz Bosschieter
Mother's Cay for Vengeance
Jennie Bosschie ter's mother vows vengeance if her son Leonard ever faces freedom. She declares he will kill McAlister if they meet as free men, stating he has sworn to carry out the act. The New York dispatch cites intense family retribution amid pending sentences.
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New York
Jennie Bosschieter
Leonard
McAlister
Boston Blend shifts packaging to one-pound bags
SCL Coffee announces Boston Blend now in one-pound bags replacing tins with heavy linen paper foil lining and parchment interlining. Rising tin costs push price changes while highlighting Central and South American coffees and offering a value claim that Boston Blend outprices inferior labeled coffees.
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Boston
Central
South America
Portland police identify Graffam in murder case
Prosecution says Graffam located in Portland on the murder day with Hands after leaving Rice's store. Stephen W. Nason reports meeting them while Mrs. Harmon of Saco confirms Graffam called as Milliken. Overcoat pawned in Boston ties to a prior Berlin Falls theft. inquest to continue with new witnesses tomorrow.
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Portland
Graffam
Moshier
Stephen W. Nason
Hands
Rice
Gorham
Fred Harmon
Saco
Milliken
Thomaston
Joseph Kelley
Kelley
Elmwood
Boston
Arthur T. Wentworth
Sheriff Pearson
Fred Perrill
Berlin Falls
N. H
Wentworth
Edward R. Milliken
State
Graham
Wildey Savings Bank Posts Largest Deposit Gain in Mass
The Wildey Savings Bank of Boston recorded the biggest net gain and largest percentage gain in deposits among Massachusetts savings banks for the year ending Oct. 31 1900. The bank, described as prosperous with 4 percent dividends, held substantial cash and safe securities, with deposits reaching nearly 2 000 0000. The year’s net increase stood at 686 033.
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Wildey Savings Bank of
Boston
Massachusetts Savings Bank
Massachusetts Bank Commissioners
New Use for Mrs Nation's Hatchet Publicly Embraced
The Kansas State Temperance Union at Topeka's annual convention subscribed over 100 dollars to buy a gold medal for Mrs. Nation who declined the medal and offered the money to her fund. She addressed the gathering amid applause and warned of action against resubmission while pledging to stay until all 120 saloons close and urged officials to enforce temperance laws.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas State Temperance Union
Harvard Pi Eta presents The Viking opera by E. Stensland
Harvard student Eodore Stensland wrote the book for the Pi Eta comic opera The Viking. Chelsea boy provided the music for the production with photos by Notman.
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Notman
Eodore Stensland
Harvard
The
Viking
Pieta Society to Stage The Viking Comic Opera at Harvard
The Pieta Society of Harvard plans a comic performance titled The Viking this year. Theo dore Stensland of Harvard, third year law, prepared the book and has starred in the past three years. Music by John A. Loud of Chelsea, class of 1898 Harvard, who previously penned two Pi Eta scores Fool's Gold and another hit. Loud studied two years in Germany and is poised to aim for a successful production.
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Notman
John A. Loud
Chelsea
Harvard College
The
Pieta Society of
Harvard
Pers
Theodore Stensland
Law
Loud
Germany
Nine Soldiers' Bodies Brought Home Amid War Toll
Nine coffins containing New England soldiers were moved from a San Francisco express yesterday as part of a rising pace in returning dead from the Philippines and China. Earlier shipments included more than twenty bodies sent from Boston. Names of the dead were not released by the U S quartermaster and could not be learned from the express company.
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Philippines
China
New England
San Francisco Express
Boston
Army
San Francisco
Government Way
United States Quartermaster’s Department
New Hampshire House Passes State Flower Bill
The New Hampshire House of Representatives approved a bill to choose a State flower by an annual election of school children next June after a sharp debate.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Rita Abandoned at Sea After Sink Hazard
The British bark Rita under Captain Olsen from Cardiff bound for Para was abandoned after a sinking. The crew were rescued and landed at St Vincent, Cape Verde.
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London
Rita
Olsen
Cardiff
Para
St. Vincent
C. V
Boston Irish League Meets at Parker House
The Boston branch of the United Irish League held its regular monthly meeting at the Parker House with President P J Flatley presiding. A large attendance heard informal speeches criticizing English government actions against Irish League members and protesting renewed anti Irish rhetoric amid claims of imprisonments. Reports indicated the league remains in a favorable condition both locally and abroad.
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Boston
United Irish League
Parker House
P. J. Flatley
League
Ireland
Count Gourko Dies On His Estate In Russia
Field Marshal Count Gourko died at his estate in Scharon near Tver. Born in 1828, he was one of the most distinguished generals of the Russo Turkish war.
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ST. Petersburg
Count Gourko
Scharon
Tver
Joseph Vassilyevich Gourko
Police board reiterates license renewal deadline
The Board of Police announces that license holders must renew for the coming year by March 1. There is no change in the price of any license class from last year.
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Board of Police
Sam Bernard Signs Record Vaudeville Salary in Boston Debut
Sam Bernard, famed German dialect comedian, signed a contract for what is described as the largest salary for a vaudeville performer. He will open at Keith's Boston house on Monday for a one week engagement.
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New York
Sam_ Bernard
Keith
Boston
Injured Worker Rogerson Wins Jury Award in Boston
Thomas Rogerson received a $350 jury award from the Boston Elevated Company after being injured when his team was struck by a car on Hampden Street on March 8, 1505.
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Thomas Rogerson
Boston Elevated Company
Hampden Street
Every Record Broken by Neurogen Promotion
Sick men and women seek relief from nervous and chronic ailments as Neurogen is distributed free by Dr. Seth Clark and Co. Hundreds in New England call for the tonic, praised as a blood purifier and nerve strengthener. Neurogen, sold at $1 a bottle from Boston druggists, claims to restore vigor and digestion.
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Seth Clark
Iad
Clark
New England
Boston
Seth Clark & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Beston
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Kautz
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