Refused Life Insurance On Account Of Brights Disease
A reader describes illness from Brights disease and kidney trouble, citing Warner's Safe Cure as a turning point. The testimonial claims improved strength and health after treatment, urging others with kidney symptoms to seek medical advice and try the product. It warns of cloudy urine indicating established kidney disease and promotion of Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
William F. Montgomery
Albany
N. Y
Warner
Montgomery
Warner's Safe Care Company
Rochester
E Warner
Escaped Insane Man Sought In Boston After Worcester Escape
Frederick Vere, an escaped seaman from Worcester asylum, believed roaming Boston area including Crescent Beach and city waterfront. Age 21, 5 ft 7 in, 165 pounds, light complexioned. Authorities seek his return for further treatment after milk attack during voyage to the Azores.
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Frederick Vere
Worcester Asylum
Crescent Beach
Boston
City
Vere
Azores
Levi Z Leiter Dead at Bar Harbor Cottage
Levi Z Leiter died at 4 am at his Bar Harbor cottage Rointe d Arcadre. His wife and two daughters were present. Born in Maryland in 1834, he built a Chicago dry goods business in 1865 and amassed about 25 million dollars. His son Joe lost 10 million in the Armoury and Gates wheat deal, a blow that aged him though profits later recovered.
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Bar Harbor
Levi Z. Leiter
Rointe d’Arcadre
Rindge Manual School Graduates 30 Members
Graduation exercises of the Rindge Manual Training School of Cambridge were held last evening in Sanders Theatre. The class consisted of 30 members. After a programme of music and scientific addresses by members of the class, diplomas were presented by Mayor Daly.
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Rindge Manual Training School of
Cambridge
Sanders Theatre
Mayor Daly
Woman to Die on Gallows in New Jersey Case
New Jersey reports that Mrs. Anna Valentina, who murdered Mrs. Rosie Salza in Lodi on March 10, faces a gallows execution. The case draws interest as five years pass since a woman was hanged there and she confessed in court, stating the Salza insulted her and she stabbed her 17 times with a carving knife.
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New York
Anna Valentina
Rosie Saiza
Lodi
N. J
New Jersey
Hackensack
Valentina
Salza
Crowded Court Hears Nance O Neil Case At Rankin Session
The Superior Court merit session was packed with theatrical figures as Rankin testified about debts to Ratcliffe totaling 1200 and 1400 dollars. Ratcliffe refused partial payment to press a prior agreement, while the witness claimed it void until the missing 1900 was paid. The case resumes with Miss O Neil expected to testify.
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Nance O’neil
Rankin
Schoeffel
Ratcliffe
Plea for Filipinos at National Conventions
A petition signed by prominent citizens across the United States including Massachusetts leaders appeals to the Republican and Democratic national conventions. It urges a clear goal of guiding the Philippines toward self government, not permanent colonial control, to gain Filipino contentment and global respect. Massachusetts signers include President Eliot, Charles F Adams, G Stanley Hall, William James, McCall, and Bliss Perry.
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Massachusetts
United States
Philippine Islands
Eliot
Charles F. Adams
G. Stanley Hall
William James
McCall
Bliss Perry
New Officers of Golden Star Named at Annual Meeting
At the United Order of the Golden Star annual meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Allston 43 commanderies were represented. Officers elected include Charles Steere grand commander Benjamin L Arey grand treasurer Arthur Beale grand recorder Mrs Emma F Rogers Needham vice grand commander Mrs Clara D Gifford Fall River grand chaplain Mrs Edith E Winchester grand herald Mrs Ella F Crosier North Adams assistant grand herald Mr Williaam Knowlton Gardner Mrs Mary W Paine Allston Arthur H Wetherelly Attleboro.
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United Order of the Golden Star
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Allston
Charles Steere
Benjamin L. Arey
Arthur Beale
Emma F. Rogers
Needham
Clara D. Gifford
Fall River
Edith E. Winchester
Gift to Miss Hill from Pierson Society
Nellie F. Hill supervisor at Willards Settlement received a manicure set from the Pierson Literary Society at a testimonial concert last evening. Presentation made by Harry Goodstein, president of the society.
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Miss Hill
Pierson Society
Mies
Nellie F. Hill
Willards Settlement
South
Russell Street
Fierson , Literary Society
Harry Goodstein
Tucker Indicted for Page Murder in Weston
Charles L. Tucker faces an indictment for the murder of Mabel Page on March 31 in Weston. Defense plans include challenging legal points, seeking state payment, discovery of grand jury evidence, and proof of an alibi with witnesses on Weston bridge and Newton Street locations. Tucker to be arraigned in Cambridge Superior Court Monday.
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Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Wood
Page House
Tucker
Sarah Connelly
Ollie Kingsbury
Weston Bridge
Conley
Bennett
Newton Street
Cutter’s Corner
Dennis Doyle
Hlverside
Patrick Connelly
Doyle
Henry Bourne
Auburndale
Cambridge
Captain Thayer Eludes Police Beating Steamship Scam
Police hunt the clever imposter Captain Thayer who poses as a steamship captain and railway freight agent. He has collected money claiming to represent a steamship line and a baggage transfer company, mainly targeting residents of the South End and Beacon Hill.
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Thayer
South End
Beacon Hill
Tattooing May Identify Body at Pier 6 Docks
A man found at Pier 6 of the Hoosac Tunnel docks by harbor police bears indelible ink reading T C on his arm, possibly the only clue to his identity. He appeared not seafaring, about five feet six inches tall and 135 pounds, with no usable items in his pockets.
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T. C
Hoosac Tunnel
Class Day at Tufts Plans Elaborate 1904 Observance
Tufts College marks the 1904 class with a full program starting this evening with President Capen hosting an avid reception. Tomorrow features a varied schedule headlined by the seniors last chapel presided by Capen, followed by morning exercises in Goddard Chapel with James W. Chism delivering the welcome, Robert W. Hill of Salem as orator, Raymond Morley reading the class poem, and William M. Wise as chief usher.
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Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
James ‘W. Chism
Robert W. Hill
Salem
Raymond
Morley
Newton Centre
William M. Wise
Sick mother carries baby in Charlestown incident
Mrs Margaret Preston of Westland Avenue left a sick bed with her five month old infant during a nervous spell yesterday morning. She wandered Charlestown streets and was detained at the House of Detention. Her husband claimed her last night and brought her home. he notes she has been off her routine for some time.
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Margaret Preston
Westland Avenue
Charlestown
Handel and Haydn Society Holds Informal Dinner
President George F. Daniels chaired the Handel and Haydn Society board dinner at the Hotel Brunswick yesterday. The gathering was described as entirely informal.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Hotel Brunswick
George F. Daniels
The
Society
Politics Tangle in City Service Discharges
City transfers from the street and water departments cut many long time workers, many aligned with anti administration factions. Councilman Foley notes a discharge in his ward from a mother owned home. Other anti administration councilors report similar patterns causing crowded halls and inquiries for explanations. Sullivan cites official orders with no further comment on the removals.
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W. J. Foley
Waka
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Donovan
Sullivan
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