Drunkards Cured by Odorless Remedy Says Woman Reader Saved Son
Mrs. Howard Tarleton of Lebanon Ohio claims she cured her son of drunkenness using Golden Specific mixed in food. She invites every woman to request a free trial package from Dr J W Haines Cincinnati Ohio and share the discovery with others.
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Variag Cruises in Fog on Return to Port
The cruiser Variag completed a 240 mile run with all hands at post and officers praising the ship’s performance. Russian officers and guests aboard praised Captain Sargent and Baron Fersen while fog delayed the return. Officials expect a final official trial off Cape Henlopen with Count Cassini and Mile. Cassini present for the transfer planned by Aug. 12.
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Chicago
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New York
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Variag
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Boston Post Summer Resort Photograph Contest
The Boston Post announces weekly cash prizes of ten dollars and three dollars for summer resort photographs. Enter by sending titled photos with the contestant’s name and address on the back, explain any notable circumstances, and note that photos cannot be returned. Winners will be announced weekly in the Sunday Post.
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Governor Roosevelt commutes Edward Wise to life imprisonment
Edward Wise, a Boston pool hall operator sentenced to death for the murder of New York cab driver Charles Beaseley, has his sentence commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Roosevelt. A petition led by Rep. Jerry Watson and supported by Massachusetts legislators influenced the decision. Beaseley was attacked on West Twenty-ninth Street, later dying in hospital. Wise claimed innocence and implicated John J. Sweeney, aka James Sweeney, in the fatal assault.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Cure
A short health notice urges purifying the blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla to prevent and treat indigestion pimples and blood diseases. It claims Hood's promises health and acts as a safeguard against chronic disorders.
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Cuban teachers visit H. L. Higginson at Tac Bas home
A group of thirty Cuban teachers were hosted by Mr. H. L. Higginson at his Tac Bas residence in Beverly. They toured the grounds after luncheon and planned a shore drive to Salem but were halted by an approaching storm.
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H. L. Higginson
Migginson
Salem
Henry L. Higginson
Manchester
Frye
American Institute of Normal Methods
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Dall Green
Cambridge
Parry
Indiana
Cuba
Bribery charged in Cambridge Council over Willow street school site
Rumors of an attempted bribe to a Cambridge Councilman in connection with an $85,000 schoolhouse and $9,600 land purchase for Willow street Ward 2 sparked a lively special meeting. Mayor Champlin delayed action for ten days, then a joint committee was appointed to investigate corruption charges amid ongoing Board of Aldermen scrutiny.
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Willow Street
Cambridge Common Council
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Wardwell
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Ahern
Carstein
General Wood clears doubt over Cuban teachers salaries at Cambridge
General Wood and officials assure Cuban teachers in Cambridge that no salary cuts or exams will occur. The misprint in the Havana Gazette is corrected, with teachers reassured of job security. Wood visits Eliot and school sites while teachers receive support and attend events.
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Solony
Varrona
Wood
Cambridge
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Frye
Sanders Theatre
Havana
Mahoney Burial Notice for Jeremiah Mahoney
Jeremiah Mahoney aged 22 son of the late Whiltass and Mary Mahoney. Funeral from sister Miss Johanna Mahoney 11 Wharf Street Friday morning July 27 at 8 15 Relatives and friends invited to St James Church for solemn high mass at 9.
Elgin Dental Co. Advertises Durable Artificial Teeth
Somerville notes artificial teeth mounted on Coraline with Professor Atkins attachment to prevent movement. Price four dollars fifty cents with a ten year guaranteed fit and natural look. Free examination and same day service at 13 Tremont Row Elgin Dental Co. open daily.
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Tremont Row
Epstein’s
Paying the Freight
Brief quip from the Baltimore American about a lawyer’s joke on charging express charges for opinions. Johnny asks if expressing an opinion can incur fees and Paw replies that a lawyer can charge.
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Paw
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