Alderman Praises Warner's Safe Cure for Kidney Disease
Alderman EH M Stubig testifies from 144 Roscoe Boulevard Chicago on October 19 1900 that Warner's Safe Cure cured his Bright's disease after two weeks of improvement and four months to full recovery. The ad urges urine tests and touts the medicine as a sole cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases with prices 50 cents to 1.00 per bottle and a free trial offer from Rochester New York.
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Roscoe Boulevard
Chicago
Bright
Warner
M. Stubig
Warner Safe Care Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Malloy not ill treated says Bermuda official
The letter from Seward Toddings in Hamilton Bermuda reports Boer prisoner James Malloy is hospitalized on Ports Island with an leg ulcer while performing librarian duties on Morgan's Island He remains in good spirits and weighs about 165 to 170 pounds The Colonial Assembly moved to grant duty free status for gifts to prisoners of war and Toddings rejects American reports of poor care or a death named Shea or Whittridge noting no such prisoners exist and urging U S consul channels for Malloy's case
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John F. Fitzgerald
Seward Toddings
Hamilton
Bermuda
James Malloy
Boston
Malloy
Ports Island
Morgan's Island
Maxwell Greene
United States
Hamiltond
Colonial Assembly
Shea
Whittridge
Secretary of State For War
Mailley
S$ Seward Toddings
Commonwealth Club Holds Annual Meeting in Quincy House
The Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts met in Parlor F at the Quincy House with strong attendance and enthusiasm. President George F. Washburn outlined the year, highlighted William Jennings Bryan’s Boston visit as a keynote, and announced new officers and a broad, nonpartisan civic agenda.
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Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts
Quincy House
George F. Washburn
William Jennings Bryan
Boston
Bryan
Bates
Collins
W. A. Morse
Green Lodge
Westwood
William A. Morse
West Roxbury
B. Bruce
Lawrence
W. H. G. Rowe
M. D
Barnstable
E. S. Taylor
D. D
B. F. McCoy
Somerville
Frank Parsons
George E. McNeill
Cambridge
Hiram Vrooman
Dorchester
Charles Fleischer
Roxbury
Thomas J. Boynton
Everett
T. R. Newell
Braintree
P. O'Neil Larkin
J. Q. A. Brackett
Arlington
George S. Boutwell
Groton
William Claflin
D. H. Chamberlain
West Brookfield
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
George Red Williams
Dedham
A. A. Putnam
Uxbridge
Boston Board of Trade
Adam Good
Melrose
Coulthurst
W. N Osgood
Malden
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted as Blood Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a blood disease best treated internally. It touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a palatable, nonaddictive remedy reaching the throat and stomach, with a Rochester user praising complete relief after months of failures with sprays and powders. The tablet price is 50 cents for a full treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Rembrandt
Rochester
N. Y
Stuart
Royal Blue Line Tours To Washington And Florida
Boston based Royal Blue Line advertises tours to Washington and Florida with multiple departure dates. Packages include all expenses for five days in Washington and visits to Philadelphia and New York, with hotel excluded in Jacksonville. Also promotes tours to Old Point Comfort Richmond and a Nassau illustration guide via Joseph P. Taggart in Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Jacksonville
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Weenington
Joseph P. Taggart
N. BE. PR. A. MA
Washington Street
Six Firemen Injured In Cortland Street Blaze
Fire Captains William Clark and Charles Autenreith and four firefighters were knocked down a Cortland street stairway by a backdraft while battling a blaze. All were burned or bruised and hospitalized. Loss pegged at $10,000 affecting Martin Kahn, New York and New Jersey Lubricant Co, Hy man, Turkish Trading Tobacco Co, and others.
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New York
William, Clark
Charles Autenreith
Cortland Street
Martin Kahn
New Jersey
Robert Hyman
Turkish Trading Tobacco Company
New Webster International Dictionary Praised by Leaders
The Honorable W P Reeves of New Zealand defines the dictionary as complete yet compact, scientific for scholars and handy for business men. President Eliot of Harvard hails it as a compact storehouse of accurate information. Merriam press release touts the edition as a triumph of print.
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W. P. Reeves
New Zealand
Eliot
Harvard
Handy Husband praises Grape-Nuts and Postum for health
A Topeka reader recounts the husband cooking Grape-Nuts with cream after a five year absence from a hot climate. The dish aided their stomachs and strength, and a friend with indigestion also found relief with Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee.
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Topeka
Kay
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Deadly Fleet Street Fire Traps Several Victims
Scene of a fatal Fleet Street blaze reported yesterday morning. In the attic three bodies were found and six more victims perished on the third story where Annie Pilato Mrs. O'Neil and Miss Grady leapt from marked windows. Firefighters reached the roof from the leftmost higher level.
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Fleet Street
Annie Pilato
Fleet street fire toll rises to ten victims and inspector doubts escapes
Police release corrected victim count showing ten dead with more injured after Fleet street blaze. Building Inspector Camrell says hundreds of similar old dwellings exist in the city and that the tragedy resulted mainly from smoke not fire, with limited fire escape impact.
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Fleet Street
Camrell
The
Post
George Griffin
Tragic fire deaths as four Lopilato family buried today
Fire officials and police report most deaths from suffocation in a deadly blaze. casualty list includes Luigi Lopilato, Madelena Lopilato, and their son John, plus several Caggiano relatives and others. Injured include Annie La Pilato and Annie Manza, all treated at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Luigi LO Pilato
Madelena LO Pilato
John LO Pilato
Raffaele Caggiano
Madelena Caggiano
Donetta Caggiano
Guiseppe LA Sala
Guiseppe Bonno
Jennie
Sullivan
Raffaele DI Angelis
Massachusetts General Hospital
Annie la Pilato
Guiseppe la Chiato
Annie Manza
Massachusetts Generalos
First Annual Reception for Blind Babies Charity in Roxbury
The Boston Nursery for Blind Babies hosted its first annual reception at 66 Fort Avenue Roxbury. Since opening January 1 1901 the facility has cared for over 20 incurably blind infants. Fourteen babies are presently in care, five admitted since last New Year, with support from public contributions and charity fairs.
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Boston Nursery For
Fort Avenue
Roxbury
Boston
Nur
How Humors Cause Eruptions and Cures
Humors are vitiated fluids in the blood caused by defective digestion or inheritance. They manifest as skin eruptions like eczema, pimples, boils, and general weakness. Hood s Sarsaparilla expels humors and builds up the system, claimed as the best medicine for humors.
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Hood
Distinguished Guests Attend Reception At Local Home
Among the attendees yesterday were Mrs. Robert W. Emmons and Mrs. Edwin D. Mellin. Guests included Mary Morton Kehew, Mrs. George A. Allen, Miss Mary C. Kieth, Miss Emma Toussaint, Mrs. George P. Seabury, and several other local ladies.
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Robert W. Emmons
W. Hunnewell
Edwin D. Mellin
Roger Wolcott
Amon
Mary Morton Kehew
George A. Allen
Mary C. Kieth
Emma Toussaint
George P. Seabury
E. S. Converse
Caroline A. Derby
Mary P. Bacon
Elizabeth F. M. Thatcher
May Van Alen Engagement to Remington Confirmed
New York dispatch confirms Miss May Van Alen and Robert Reading Remington are engaged after persistent rumors, with formal announcement at the outset of the year.
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May van Alen
New York
Robert Reading Remington
George Dunn Found Alive After North Station Death Rumor
Lawrence January 29. George Dunn believed killed at the North station on October 6 has been located at Hyde Park working in the Blakely mills. The sighting confirms he is alive and at work.
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George Dunn
Lawrence
North Station
Hyde Park
Blakely
Moore Jury Disagrees in Ports mouth Embezzlement Case
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on January 29 the jury after a 24 hour session disagreed on the embezzlement charge against former city clerk William H. Moore.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Lasting Hemorrhoid Remedy
An article criticizes surgical piles treatment and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a direct suppository that removes the disease’s cause. It cites John Cullen Bryant of Haverhill Mass as a testimonial endorser, claiming long suffering from hemorrhoids improved after trying the product.
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John Cullen Bryant
Haverhill
Mass
Leary Rites Held for 18 Year Old in Boston
Obituary notice for James A. Leary. Beloved son of Matthew and the late Mary Leary. A funeral from 55 Chelsea street on Friday at 8 15 a m with Requiem at the Most Holy Redeemer church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends are asked to attend.
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Alderman Stubig
New England
CBOB
Bates & Yerxaco
Jerome
John Murray
Sloans Liniment
New Bay State
Massachusetts
Senate
Newburyport
Fred E. Smith
Quincy
Charles L. Hammond
South Hadley
Thomas White
Houghton & Dutton
Commonwealth Club
Royal Blue Line
Fleet ST
Green
James J. Connolly
Crawford
Michael O’neil
Manhattan
Grage D. Grady
Chickering
Henry Kelly
Ladder 1
Arthur Nickerson
Thomas A. Edwards
D. Ps
Hotel Westminster
Dept. P
Copley Sq
Bost
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Ecmeral Undertakers Anc
Washington St
Dudley Street
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