Nature's Essence Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Dr Pierce presents a non alcoholic extract from roots and barks claiming to purify blood and tonify the stomach and liver. The tonic is touted as nature driven and alcohol free with broad claims of curing blood disorders and renewing vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Golden
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical
Buffalo
N. Y
Kang Yu Wei Praised Boston Parks by Immigrant Leader
His Excellency Kang Yu Wei, adviser to China's young Emperor and head of the Chinese Reform Association, visits Boston with daughter Kang Tung Pih. They tour the city praising its parks and buildings while planning to observe American life for educational and business ideas to influence China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kang Yu Wei
China
Chinese Reform Association
United States Hotel
Kang Tung Pih
Fire on Albany Street Ends in Wagon Crash
A horse and wagon race toward a city fire on Albany Street ends with the wagon overturned, Lynch crushed between the wreckage, the horse shot by police, and bystanders rescuing Lynch with injuries described as badly shaken but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Young Lynch
Plympton Street
Lynch
Big Fire Struggles Rally City Fireboats Aid
During a massive blaze crowds scattered as a Siamese hose pushed beyond control. Lieutenant Mulligan leaped the nozzle to steady it while Fire Boat 44 led efforts to protect Norcross works and Union Coal Company property. Sparks flew miles away as Hull and South Boston residents watched. George Williams saved a crew by serving as assistant engineer after a spark burned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulligan
Engine 15
Ritchie
Norcross Works
Union Coal Company
Newall H. Hawes
Portsmouth
Hawes
Winthrop
Roxbury
Dorchester
South Boston
Cambridge
Somerville
Hull
Albany Street
George Williams
Rogers Street
Boston
Williams
Boston Machinists Leader Nominated for International Vice President
Charles R. Sterling, business agent of Boston Lodge of Machinists, accepted the nomination for international third vice-president and will contest the office. He declined nominations for other positions. Cigarmakers Union 97 held a special meeting at Faneuil Hall to hear the conference committee report, but no details were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Sterling
Boston Lodge of Machinists
International Third
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Faneuil Hall
Fire tragedy at leather goods yard claims two men
Augustus Bossett is feared dead after entering the burning lumber yard of Clifford F Leatherbee to rescue something important. His colleague Bassett also entered the flames and vanished. Firefighters chased debris as police searched the area without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Bossett
Clifford F. Leatherbee
Bassett
Leatherbee Lumber Yard Fire Prompt Probe
Clifford F. Leatherbee and his son Robert Leatherbee with real estate man W R Baldwin inspected the yard shortly before a blaze. They state no suspicion existed and discuss dining plans that evening. The yard held lumber valued at about 50 000 dollars and office structures over 15 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford F. Leatherbee
Leatherbee
Robert Leatherbee
W. R. Baldwin
Mr. Leatherbee
Mr. Baldwin
Post
West Newton
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Ad Warning Signs
An old advertisement explains that shortness of breath after simple actions signals poor blood circulation and a sick heart tied to weak nerves. It urges immediate action and promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as the quickest and safest treatment, urging readers to obtain a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Still Proves Helpful
An advertisement touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Nervine as a low cost remedy for weak heart and nervous prostration. It promises a full refund if the first bottle fails and cites a testimonial from Rev. W. A. Robins of Port Elgin Ontario who says the treatment restored health after months near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
W. A. Robins
Port Elgin
Ont
Peruna Endorsed by National Figures in Topeka
Topeka readers see letters from Judge Dewitt C. Nelles and John L. Slusser praising Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy. They describe relief from colds and digestive issues, crediting Peruna with restoring health and vitality. The ad emphasizes catarrh as a nationwide issue and Peruna as an American cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt C. Nelles
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Seventeenth Judicial District
Peruna Medicine Company
Unsung Helpers Earn Credit in Horse Rescue
A witness recalls how volunteers and bystanders saved horses during a perilous incident. He credits unnamed helpers who risked much and says they deserve equal recognition for the rescue effort.
Crowds in Danger From Rescued Horses
After a stable fire, more than 40 horses escaped into Malden street and charged through a gathered crowd. Children screamed and several people were knocked down before police and firefighters controlled the animals with no serious injuries, though three children were pulled from danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden Street
Great Crowd at Wolf's Band Concert
Teel's Band of Boston attracted a large crowd to Wolf's store at Hanover and Portland streets for a free concert. The program featured Strube Lampe Luders Mozart Wagner and Gounod with cornet soloist Tafley Mauch earning encores three times. The next concert is scheduled for Friday July 14 by the Salem Cadet Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teel
Boston
Wolf
Hanover
Portland
Strube
Lampe
Luders
Mozart
Wagner
Gounod
Tafley Mauch
Salem Cadet Band
Funeral of Mary E. Bolton in Roxbury
The funeral of Mary E. Bolton of 14 Howland Street Roxbury was held at Vine Street Church yesterday afternoon with Rev. Dr. F W Hamilton officiating. Interment followed at Forest Hills. Mrs. Bolton was the wife of Charles A. Bolton and mother of Alderman Fred E. Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bolton
Howland Street
Roxbury
Vine Street
F. W. Hamilton
Buena Vista Street
Forest Hills
Boy Hit by Car in Roxbury Crossing
Six year old Edward Nagle of 7 Julian street Roxbury was struck by the fender of an outward bound Hampden street Grove Hall car on Blue Hill avenue opposite Edgewood street last evening. He was taken home by a patrolman with a bad scalp wound and a deep cut to the left foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nagle
Julian Street
Roxbury
Blue Hill Avenue
Edgewood Street
Hampden Street
Grove Hall
Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder Praised by Actors and Singers
A testimonial from Al Emmett Foster of New York City calls Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder a wonderful remedy for actors and public speakers. He claims it quickly relieves hoarseness and throat irritation where other products fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Emmett Foster
New York City
Wharf District Resident Jake Lantry Believed Victim
Boston police probe a mysterious morning tragedy after a man’s body with severe throat wounds was found in the Charles River near North End Park. Lifeguard Foley discovered the victim wedged under a bathhouse runway, leading investigators to consider self harm, with murder as a possible motive.
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Jake Lantry
North End
Boston
Charles River
North End Park
Post
Atlantic Avenue
Foley
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Discovery
Mandrake
E. Chickering & Co
Miss Kang Tung Pih
Hartford, Conn
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CREX
American Grass Twine CO
ST. Paul
New York
Bossett
Leatherbee’s
J. Frank Carling
Eastern Steam Laundry Company
Carling
Greenville Street
Robinson
Charles D. Robinson
Mr. Bagley
Mr. Darling
Lamb
Mr. Carling
Stephen D. Bagley
Dr. Miles
Endorses
Isaac Sharp
Ctrveet
N. E
Washington, D C
State Capitol
Topeka, Kansas
United States
Peruna
Peruena
John L. Slusser
N. Chandler Street
Modern Woodmen of America
Mystic Shrine
Masonic Lodge
Dan Canfield
van Buren Street
Boiler Makers’ Union
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Lantry
Boston Post
Beecham
O. A. Richardson
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