Not Immune From Disease Says Christian Science Leader
The death of Miss Eliza White a noted Christian Scientist healer in Boston prompts remarks by Alfred Farlow chairman of the Christian Science publishing committee He notes illness and death occur even among Scientists and urges reasonable caution while reaffirming belief in spiritual longevity debates whether the faith grants immune health. He adds that few Scientists were among recent heat victims and that the public will understand present claims.
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Eliza White
Bright
Miss White
New York
Boston
Mrs. Eddy
Alfred Farlow
Christian Science Publishing Committee
Farlow
Not in July Fitzgerald Not in July is Revealing Pose on Mayor Race
The Republic editor Hon J F Fitzgerald deflects mayoralty rumors, stating he will spend July preparing his paper for changes and not enter mayoral politics against Mayor Collins. He notes July will be for work and not for oyster suppers or sleigh rides as his July amusements.
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The
Republic
J. F. Fitzgerald
Collins
Fitzgerald
Republic Building
Boston
Child Dies From Peculiar Fall River Accident
In Fall River on July 10 11 month old Thomas Powers Jr of 810 Bedford street was struck by a broken tree stump that tore from a clothes line hitting him on the head fracturing the skull. The physician reports no chance of recovery.
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Fall River
Thomas Powers
Bedford Street
Powers
Tax on bachelors sparks campus debate on marriage
President Hall of Clark University urged a bachelor tax arguing late marriage harms civilization. Critics including Frank Fosdick and others at a Boston meeting countered coeducation effects, while lawmakers and lawyers condemned the idea as impractical and dangerous to privacy and personal choice.
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G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Eliot
Central Congregational Church
Peruna Promises Health From Catarrh Remedy
Advertisements tout Peruna as a cure for catarrh and female ailments. Letters from Katherine Danter and Jennie Rose praise relief and lasting benefit, while Dr. Hartman offers free book and expert advice. Columbus Ohio based Peruna Medicine Co. extends assurances of prompt results.
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Jennie Rose
W. Twenty- Second St
New York City
Peruns Medicine Co
Columbus
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Peruna credited with curing long-term menstrual pain
Miss Ruth Emerson of Buffalo writes that Peruna cured her two-year struggle with irregular and painful menstruation in six weeks. She praises the remedy for restoring health and strength, noting the abundance of useless medicines and valuing a reliable, public-facing treatment.
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Ruth Emerson
Sycamore Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Peruna
Harvard student Abu Kalil ends life in New York
Alexander Abu Kalil a Syrian former Harvard College student killed himself in his hotel room at Lipton's Hotel Cortland street New York He was found by his brother Said Kalil with a revolver beside him He had helped pay tuition by selling rugs before returning to New York where relatives run a Cortland street restaurant
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Alexander Abu Kalil
Harvard College
New York
Abu Kalil
Lipton’s
Cortland
Washington Streets
Kalil
Said
Shaher
Cortland Street
Alexander
Hulbert
Gloucester Cook Inherits Wealth and Will Retire
Gloucester July 10 Henry Delory cook on the schooner Margie Smith is reported to have inherited 20000. His uncle Patrick Lawlor born in Antigonish N S left for California where he prospered died in Los Angeles last year leaving 80000. Lawlor had one nephew and two nieces who each received 20000 with the rest to the church. Mr Delory left town today and plans to settle in Boston or nearby.
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Gloucester
Henry Delory
Margie Smith
Patrick Lawlor
Antigonish
California
Los Angeles
Lawlor
Christian Workers' Convention at Old Orchard
Old Orchard Maine hosts a camp meeting from July 16 to 28 with eminent speakers. Reduced round trip tickets on the Boston & Maine railroad available at stations. tickets valid July 16–28 outbound and July 17–29 return. See B and M posters for rates.
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Christian Workers
Old Orchard
Christian Workers’ Convention
Boston & Maine
Thieves Target Waltham Home in Major Stolen Goods Haul
Inspector Mc Kenna and Officer Carney recovered almost 1000 dollars in stolen items from Roadmaster John W. McManama’s home. Two youths, sons of local citizens, were arrested and a large cache including watches rings pins and savings notes was traced to Boston pawnshops. Police call it the city’s largest haul in years.
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Waltham
McKenna
Carney
John W. McManama
Boston
Peggy at Point Shirley Delights Club Outing
Peggy from Paris visited Point Shirley with her troupe for a day at the club. After a Bass Point sail the group enjoyed dinner and songs by Josie Sadler and Loraine Deagon Parks, with Manager Savage receiving an ovation. George Ade watched the jubilant party as William Loraine and Paul Nicholson joined from Winthrop Beach. The steamer carried the party back to the city at six.
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Peggy
Paris
Point Shirley
Bass Point
Josie Sadler
Messrs
Loraine
Deagon
Parks
Savage
George Ade
Schoeffel
William Loraine
Paul Nicholson
Winthrop Beach
Cotton market rises in active New York trading
The cotton market opened steady to higher in New York with July at 12.50, August up to 12.41, and September reaching 10.95 as gains of 4 to 7 points appeared. Trading later diminished and options were uneven with nervous sentiment and irregular fluctuations.
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New York
State police to assist Revere in Sunday opening protest
Citizens of Revere asked Governor Bates to protest Sunday openings at Revere Beach. Chief Wade said district officers would enforce the law if local police fail to act, noting the state has invested money and the issue involves more than just Revere.
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Hall
Revere
Bates
Revere Beach
Wade
Roosevelt Visits John Burroughs at Westpark Home
President Roosevelt is the guest of his friend John Burroughs at Westpark Ulster County New York on July 10. Burroughs keeps a quaint Hudson River residence above Poughkeepsie, about nine hours by train from Sagamore Hill, and accompanied Roosevelt on the Yellowstone Park tour last spring.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Westpark
Ulster County
N. Y
Burroughs
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Sagamore Hill
Yellowstone Park
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