Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement By Boston Clerk
G E Shaw drug clerk of Woodbury's Chelsea Massachusetts home tests Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney dull ache relief. He reports lasting positive results after use and recommends the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the U S agent for 50 cents per package.
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Dean
Boston
G. E. Shaw
Woodbury’s Drug Store
Orange Street
Chelsea
Mass
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Parker Named Co Master In Mrs Eddy Competency Case
Parker of Claremont NH is named co master with Judge Edgar Aldrich and Dr George F Jelly to determine Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's competency in a suit filed by alleged next friends. Parker replaces Dr G Alden Blumer who declined to serve. A veteran NH lawyer with congressional service and political prominence.
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Concord
N. H
Robert M. Chamberlin
Superior Court Today
Horace W. Parker
Claremont
Edgar Aldrich
George F. Jelly
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Next Friends
Eddy
Parker
G. Alden Blumer
Providence
Congress
New Hampshire
Judge Sets Deadlines For Exceptions In Eddy Case
Judge Cham Berlin orders all exceptions to masters and the issues before them to be filed with the court clerk by July 20 and argued in this city on July 25. Depositions to be submitted as evidence begin tomorrow at 10 am before City Solicitor E. S. Cootas magistrate.
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Streeter & Hollis
Mrs Eddy Noted Turning 86 by Followers
Christian Scientists marked the founder Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy turning 86. No public celebration occurred, but many members sent congratulatory messages. Some biographies cite July 16 1821 others July 21 1821 or 1822 as her birth date.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Constipation Cure Promises Quick Relief in Ad Pitch
An advertisement touts an easily cured constipation remedy with a free coupon offer. The bold text repeats claims of fast relief and invites readers to obtain a sample or discount via the included coupon. It emphasizes simplicity and immediate benefits.
Car Collision In South Boston Injures Five On Boarding Car
A heavy dray owned by Hugh Kelly backing from 8883 Dorchester Ave collided with a Mattapan streetcar as it crowded with passengers. Five men on the running board suffered serious injuries and were taken to hospitals. one refused treatment. Conductor 1110 and Motorman 1318 operated the 1957 car bound for Mattapan. rider Joyce attempted to enter street but horse backed out on a slight grade.
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Hugh Kelly
Batchelder Street
Joseph Joyce
Franklin Street
Norway Works
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Mattapan
Cornelius J. Desmond
Lauriat Avenue
Dorchester
Carney Hospital
George Pugney
Blue Hill Avenue
City Hospital
Arthur L. Gifford
Vaughn Street
B. M. Maynard
Dudley Street
Daniel Walsh
Boston Street
Joyce
Woman's Suit Is a Puzzler in Sherborn
A $50,000 tort and a separate contract suit filed by Jessie B. McLellan of Boston against John F. Moore of Sherborn drew strong curiosity. Papers were filed at the Cambridge registry of deeds and served in Sherborn. Moore, a Boston leather business treasurer and local farmer, denies knowing McLellan.
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Sherborn
Jessie B. McLellan
Boston
John F. Moore
Cambridge
Moore
South Street
Jessie McLellan
Man fined for tossing watermelons on street
Carmine Ruggiere of Fleet Street was fined $5 in Municipal Court after he threw watermelons into the street and then repeated the act when officers looked away. Sergeant Gallivan and Officer Sweetland testified he complied with the order to pick up the fruit, then smiled and repeated the conduct.
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Carmine Ruggiere
Gallivan
Sweetland
Division 1
Ruggiere
Fleet Street
Boston Labor Day committees elect officers and plan parade
The Boston Central Labor Union elected Arthur M. Huddell president Thomas M. Nolan secretary and Philip H. Sweet treasurer. Unions report heightened parade enthusiasm and more locals voting to turnout than in prior years. Other actions included a barber union decision to parade with the C L U a convention in Fanueil Hall and officer elections for the Steamfitters Helpers Union.
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Boston Central Labor Union Labor Day Committee
Arthur M. Huddell
Thomas M. Nolan
Typographical Union
Philip H. Sweet
Coopers’ Union
Journeyman
Barbers’ Union
Boston
Industrial Insurance Employees
Faneuil Hall
International
Carpenters’ District Council
Cabinet Makers’ and Mill Men’s Union
Boston Painters’ Union
Kneeland Street
Thomas Norton
Thomas Burke
M. K F. Kneeland
Charles Betham
Henry Condon
Electric launch Ripple disappears from moorings at Bar Harbor
Ripple owned by David B. Ogden of New York and built a year ago for 3500 dollars vanished last night from the moorings at Mrs. Edward Coles summer home in Philadelphia who chartered it for the season.
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Bar Harbor
Ripple
David B. Ogden
New York
Edward Coles
Philadelphia
Missing East Boston Boy Vanishes Eight Weeks Ago
Thirteen year old John Cecil McMillan of 368 Border street East Boston left home eight weeks ago and has not been seen or heard from since his mother remains in constant worry about his whereabouts.
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John Cecil McMillan
Border Street
Boston
East Boston
Missing McMillan: Noddle Island lad vanished after May
Mrs. Rose Wetherbee reports her son McMillan disappeared May 18 after leaving him in bed for work. Neighbors and Chapman School authorities say notes never reached class and no trace of the tall youth has been found. Police have a description and readers are asked to help.
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Noddle Island
Rose Wetherbee
McMillan
Chapman School
Murphy Given Three Months For Assault In Boston Freight Yards
Charles Murphy, a Local 235 member, was sentenced to three months in the house of correction for assaulting a teamster employed by R S Brine Company at the Boston and Maine freight yards Sheds 2 and 8. He faces possible further court action on violating an injunction.
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House of Correction
Charles Murphy
R.S. Brine Company
Boston & Maine
Murphy
Ely
Yankee tennis stars beaten at Wimbledon five-set duel
London July 16 The American players at Wimbledon failed to seize the Davis Cup by a razor thin margin Beals Wright beat A F Williams while Norman Brookes overwhelmed Karl Behr after a tight first set leaving the tie undecided and close to decisive outcome
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London
Beals C. Wright
A. F. Wilaing
Australasia
Norman E. Brookes
Karl H. Behr
First Cold Tablet Kept From Public Side by Side
The notice clarifies that only one remedy named Bromo Quinine exists as the original cold tablet. It warns against imitators and identifies the authentic product as a white package with black and red lettering bearing KE W. Grove’s signature. The price is listed as 25e.
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KE. W. Grove
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad Cures and Refunds
An 1890s advertisement promotes Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil for brown tail poison itch and rashes. It promises a cure and refunds the druggist’s money if the product fails, priced at 25 cents.
Pierce Family Four Generations Shown In Salem Photo
The Pierce family of Salem displays four generations in a single photograph. Mrs. Abigail Brooks Pierce, born in Salem 80 years ago, is the elder. Her son George B. Pierce was born here 54 years ago, and grandson G. Walter Pierce was born 29 years ago in the city. Great-granddaughter Abigail Brooks Pierce was born in Gloucester 10 years ago.
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Salem
Pierce
Abigail Brooks Pierce
George B. Pierce
G. Walter Pierce
Gloucester
Earthquake Shocks Recorded at University of Utah
A tremor lasting about one minute was recorded today on the University of Utah seismograph. The shock originated from a point slightly north of west and moved toward the southeast.
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Salt Lakee
University of Utah
Broken Nose Suit Seeks $500 in Attleboro
Henry Donnell of North Attleboro sues John Hanlon for $500 over a broken nose. Judge Hagerty heard the case, viewed the injury, and reserved decision.
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Attleboro
Henry Donnell
North Attleboro
John Hanlon
Death Follows Cash Demand in New York
The body of William D. Vines, a retired Brooklyn merchant, was found in the woods near Mt. Kisco after his son received a blackhand letter demanding a $3000 ransom. The incident ties to organized extortion threats reported in the region.
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New York
William D. Vines
Brooklyn
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Star Men For Church Games
In East Boston forthcoming Sacred Heart parish picnic on July 28 at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury features top pros including Shrubb Kanaly Sullivan Guertin Keane McDonald and others. A doctors vs lawyers ball game and local undertaker umpires Lane Morris highlight the event aimed at a record crowd.
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Sacred Heart Parish
Boston
J. H. O’neil
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Shrubb
Frank Kanaly
Bart Sullivan
Louis Guertin
Tom Keane
John McDonald
Thomas J. Lane
John J. Morris
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Claremont Man
Mrs. Eddy
Blumer
T. H. Midgley
Midgley Block
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dray
Huri
Old Norway Works
South
LABOR
Ogden
Taylor
John Cecil M'Millan
R. S. Brine Co
Yankee Tennis Stars
Fort Hill
Jos
Milwaukee
New England
Post
Roosevelt
Abi
Gail Brooks Pierce
Salt Lake
William C. Crecor
Washington St. Sromttost
ST. Denis
Broadway
11Th Street
New York City
Wanamaker
Taylor & Son, Inc
Martinique
33Rd Street
R. H. Waite
Radium Corn Cure CO
Summer St
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