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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1906

Page

5

Mother and Daughter Praising Peruna

Gertrude McKiernan of Emporia Kansas reports relief from a severe head cold and fatigue after taking Peruna. Mrs M F Jones of Burning Springs Kentucky praises Peruna for many ailments and recommends it to women. Mrs Anna Linder Cassell Minnesota says Peruna made her well and she would not be without it.

Gertrude McKiernan Neosho Street Emporia Kas M. F. Jones Burning Springs Anna Linder R. R Cassell Minn

Rival Queens Crown Tug of Chinatown Power Faction

Rival tong groups in Chinatown spark a bid for queenly rule as Cora Chin, wife of Foo Chin, is hailed by Hep Sing as queen while On Leong supporters favor Lena Chang. A potential split looms with police noting armed hatchet men linked to Philadelphia violence.

Hep Sing Tongs On Leong Tongs Chinatown Hep Sing Cora Chin Lynn Leong Tongs Lena Chang Fall River Lee Fin How Cheek-Len-Kow Harrison Avenue Cora Bella Bella Long Queen Cora Lagrange Street Philadelphia Leon Tong Hep Sing Tong

Auto Loot Exposed by Three Boys and Officer

Three boys, aided by a quick thinking police officer, helped recover a rare manicure set valued at 125 dollars stolen from Mrs Otto H Kahn's auto near Warren Avenue and Canton Street in Boston. A gold mirror worth 40 dollars was recovered, a manicure knife remains missing, and the suspect lad was released pending contact with Mrs Kahn.

New York Otto H. Kahn Manchester-by-the-Sea Boston Warren Avenue Canton Street Newall Dedham Street Draver Lane

Florida Ice Dealers Win Not Guilty Verdict

Jacksonville jury finds several ice dealers not guilty of criminal intent to defraud after a hard fought trial. The case charged price fixing in contravention of law, with July 16 reported as the verdict date.

Jacksonville Fla

Landlord Removes Tenants Windows After Sabre Threat

Landlord Henry Aronson at 14 Fay street says he could not remove tenants he found undesirable. He claims they kept him at bay with a rusty sabre and yesterday afternoon cut out the two large basement windows exposing the room. An onlooked crowd gathered as the tenants stayed, refusing to leave without a payoff, and police ordered them to vacate by tonight.

Henry Aronson Fay Street Aronson Lizzie Stevens Board of Health Post

Weak Kidneys Warn of Systemic Sickness and Death

The piece lists numerous symptoms indicating kidney trouble and warns that without prompt treatment diseases like Bright's disease and diabetes can develop, leading to convulsions and death. It emphasizes headaches backaches swellings and digestive issues as warning signs.

Bright

Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney and Blood Health

Advertises Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills as complete home remedies for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. Claims to relieve gout rheumatism Bright's disease and related symptoms with herbal ingredients no harmful drugs. Promotes doctor endorsements free medical booklet and direct purchase with 50 cents to $1.00 per bottle.

Bright Warner

Pythians March Today in 20th Annual Grand Session

The 20th annual grand session of the Knights of Pythias district grand lodge E and W H of New England opened at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street with 500 members from 13 grand lodges. A parade, memorial services, and a ball with a visiting divisions drill are scheduled with a 3:30 concert and reception at Paine Memorial Hall.

District Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias W. H New England Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street William A. Heathman David Walker Lodge No. 6 Boston Appleton Tremont Winter Washington School Beacon Arlington Boylston Copley Square Huntington Avenue Dartmouth Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Walker No. 17 K. of P Walker Division

McCurdy Sued for 2 Million by Mutual Life

New York July 16 Richard A Mc Curdy former president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company is served with papers in a suit demanding an account of about 2 000 000 disbursed through yellow-dog funds during his tenure This is the second suit by the company against Mc Curdy and the fifth against him his son Robert and son-in-law Lewis A Thebaud The administration notes the complaint was served under Joseph M Choate's guidance

New York Richard A. McCurdy Mutual Life Insurance Company Delancey Nicoll Robert Lewis A. Thebaud Peabody Administration McCurdy Joseph M. Choate

Bloodless battle at Dow Pond as Company G clashes

In Woburn on Dow Pond reservation two platoons of Company G fought a bloodless battle from 8:30 to 10 o'clock. Sergeant Bowers was captured while Corporals Sweeney and Shea escaped to recount the action. The unit expanded to 56 men with 12 enlistments that night. Lieutenant Dow led the attacking platoon and Lieutenant Cole the defense with Captain McCarthy neutral. The forces then marched back to the armory. The unit is invited to Montreal with the Fifth on Aug 18 under Captain McCarthy.

Montreal McCarthy

Dixon Seeks Greater Representation in Ward 20

Henry Dixon, twice a Democratic candidate for the House in Ward 20, was the sole speaker at the commissioners hearing on apportionment. He urged increased representation, noting support from both parties for the change.

Dixon Henry Dixon

Stones Falling From Malden Church Tops Trimming

In Malden on July 16 a large stone from the Centre Methodist Church trimming was found loose after a stone previously fell onto the lawn. The remaining large stones around the church will be tested.

Malden

Fire at Faneuil Hall Square No. 4 and 6

A large fire at Faneuil Hall square Nos. 4 and 6 caused extensive flames but no lives were lost and damage did not exceed 30000 dollars. Historic Faneuil Hall remained untouched. Chief Mullen and his crew earned praise for stopping spread. Firms gutted will operate from temporary quarters and resume in new space after rebuilding.

Faneuil Hall Square Faneuil Hall Mullen Boston Boston Waterproof Company Tosi & Tebaldi, Restaurateurs Sears & Co

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Peruna Belle of Lynn Foo Chin On Leon Tongs Florida Ice Dealers Sabre Warner’s Safe Care Co Rochester, N.Y Washington, Hanover and Elm Sts Serge Suits Poole and Bell Pythians Radway Radway & CO McUrdy Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit Company
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