The Copeland Institute Pledge for Restitution
The Boston Post publishes an apology and restitution offer after incomplete shipments of The Treatment That Cures. Patients who paid for full treatment must return packages to receive complete medicine at the Institute's expense, with June continuation of the offer for new applicants.
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Massachusetts
Boston Post
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Copeland Institute
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Doctor Copeland Offers Six Months Treatment by Mail
By mail before June 30, Doctor Copeland will furnish six full months of his latest treatment with all necessary appliances for administering it for one dollar and will deliver to the applicant's address with all charges prepaid regardless of express or other costs.
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Copeland
Doctor Copeland
Shipping Department Suffers Avalanche of Orders
A six for one offer overwhelms the Shipping Department led by an associate physician and registered pharmacist. Orders flood in from early morning, exhausting lab resources and stock in a single day. Efforts to refill stock fail as telephonic coordination, haste orders, and newspaper ads are abandoned after the second insertion.
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Copeland
Aieters
Boston
New Haven & Hartford Plans Grade Crossing Eliminations
In a published interview President John M. Hall discusses Plymouth division work in Boston to eliminate Dorchester avenue grade crossings. He notes mid progress at Centre Grove and Main streets and Middleboro Massachusetts freight improvements including a freight house and additional tracks.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
John M. Hall
Plymouth
Boston
Dorchester Avenue
Centre, Grove
Main Streets
Middleboro
Mass
Special Offer for Catarrhal Disorder Readers
Special offer to Boston Post readers valid until June 20 at 8 PM for six months at one dollar. Those who meet treatment for any form of catarrhal disorder may apply by mail before June 30 to receive the offer.
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The
Boston Post
They Mean 6 for 1 Doctor Copeland Cough Checklist
Questions list symptoms suggesting catarrh and eligibility for six months of treatment for one dollar. Readable prompts ask about cough, breath, snoring, spitting, nasal discharge, crusts, pain, throat irritation, and sleeping patterns to guide an application.
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Copeland
Raid on Fan Tan Game Halted by Police at Harrison Ave
Division 4 officers swooped on a fan tan game at 214 2 Harrison avenue seizing layout, counters and cards. Officers detained several Chinese individuals named Yee Wah Yee Fam Chin Hin dam ee Chin Jun Wan Quong Wong Sing Yee Wing and will recount details to the judge.
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Fam Tan
Division 4
Harrison Avenue
Ee Wah
Chin Hin
Dam Ee
Chin Jun
Wan Quong
Wong Sing
Yee Wing Wi
City Briefs Highlight Fires Injuries and Appointments
Chief Lewis F Webber wounded in a Stand 98 fire rests at home 17 Bond Street with a severe scalp wound and two ribs fractured Doctors say recovery will be slow W A Ham of Everett named superintendent of Everett station when consolidated with Boston office July 2 Salary about 1200 Officials note London speaker Eugene Stock will address St Stephen s Church Thorence next Sunday A Montreal arson suspect James J Buckley arrested in Dale Mass A three year old girl suffers two fractured ribs in a brewery yard accident Oscar Parker and James Gullivan arrested for gaming at 28 Tennyson Street
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Lewis F. Webber
Commercial Street
Bond Street
John F. Young
Webber
Hibbard
W. A. Ham
Everett
Montréal
P. Q
Hen Aronovitz
Brighton Street
Hien
Sgrng Brewing Pany
Dward
Pradtore
Tennyson Street
Oscar Parker
James Gullivan
Roxbury Event Marks Noted Community Grant Readiness
An item from the Roxbury section highlights a notable gathering and acknowledges lieutenant John Thomas and several named participants. The text references prominent locals including Miles Patrick Burke and James O'R. Mantle among others, noting the event's overall success and community impact.
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Roxbury
Getic
Andy Ns
Joh Hn Ah Thomas
Felly
P. J
Miles Patrick Burke
Wilithes J. Cassidy
James O’r. Mantle
John Lane
Hugh O’connor
John MecCootley
Morris Rudnick to race five miles at Oak Island
Star Wheelmen rider Morris Rudnick will contest a five mile pursuit at Oak Island against John Morrison of the Calumet Wheelmen New York for a diamond set watch offered by the club. Rudnick also seeks a match race with Pinkham of East Boston if possible.
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Morris Rudnick
Star Wheelmen
Oak Island
John Morrison
Calumet Wheelmen
New York
Rudnick
Pinkham
Boston
Vote Change Noted In Yesterday’s Ballot List
Bagley altered his vote yesterday. Names listed include Russell Foster Engstrom Higgins ROTOony Donovan M. J. ae don gee Sullivan M. J. McKisaac Mansfield. The fragmentary text records a table of individuals connected to a voting event or decision.
Boston House votes on tax bill referendum amid heated debate
The Boston House faced a tense session over the tax bill and referendum with Speaker Myers briefly admonishing two members. Democratic reps from Boston swung votes from June 6 to yesterday, while Republicans shifted as well, as leaders urged either recede or insist on the referendum amid labor and city concerns.
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Boston
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Fitzgerald
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Lonergan
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McCarthy
Gartland
Mahoney
Gaddis
Curley
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Ward 18
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Ward 3
Senate
Winsloe
Russell
Common Council
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Fitts
Somerville
Methen
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Lanergan
Howland
Chelsea
Mr. Mellen
Worcester
Hart Celebrates Tax Bill Victory City Hall Declared
Mayor Hart expressed great pleasure over yesterday's legislative vote on the tax bill and left City Hall for a lengthy early afternoon absence. He urged House and Senate concurrence without the referendum clause, calling it a long effort of fifteen years and praising Massachusetts’ justice in the matter.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Boston Board of Police
Douglass
Horgen
Lydon
Hart
City Hall
House
Senate
Jatire
Massachusetts
Grand concert opens season at Constitution Hall
Last night at Constitution Hall Winthrop Beach the first grand concert of the season raised funds for Lewksbury Chapel building. Featured were Robertson Wallace from the Alice Neilson Opera company Andrew Brown formerly of Adamburgh Cathedral Philip Gordon Brown soloists at St Pauls Boston and Misa Grace Lillian Carter of Herbert Johnsons Quintet with readings by Mrs Lillian Pierce Henm ingar.
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Winthrop Beach
Lewksbury Chapel Building Fund
Robertson Wallace
Alice Neilson Opera Company
Andrew Brown
Adamburgh Cathedral
Philip Gordon Brown
St. Paul's Church
Boston
Misa Grace Lillian Carter
Herbert Johnson
Lillian Pierce-Henmingar
Champion in Court After Shocking Farmington Case
The slayer Champion is to be arraigned at 8 a m before Justice Drew at the county jail. Prosecutors may delay exam until witnesses are summoned. The escapee’s condition drew mercy from County Attorney Matthews. A blood stained shirt connects Champion to the Central House incident, with Chief Matthews set to present it as evidence. Police and reporters observed the prisoner’s wary, exhausted state during transport from Boston to Farmington.
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Mach
Champion
Goodwin
Justice Drew
Matthews
Bose
Frank Matthews
Farmington
Flynn
Central House
George W. Wood
Wood
Prisoner Delivered After Train Stop At Junction
Passengers changing at the junction for the nearest station to West Newfield halted as West Kennebunk was reached. Officers and Champion exited the train and were handcuffed together with the prisoner from then until custody by Jailor Edward A. Anderson. A crowd gathered while awaiting an electric car to Sanford ten miles away.
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Thompson
James Miles
Saco
Fred Spencer
Biddeford
Boston
New Hampshire
Pemberton Square
North Union Station
McCausland
Reading
Somersworth
N. H
Post
Conway Junction
West Newfield
West Kennebunk
Edward A. Anderson
Miles
Sanford
Prisoner Champion rushed to Alfred jail amid crowd at Central Square
Hundreds gathered as Champion was hurried into a drag and driven five miles to Alfred jail. He faced intense questioning, Bertillon measurements, and cross examinations about the Poole assault. His wife, initially held, was released with supervision. Champion consented to Maine transfer. authorities traced his movements from West Newfield to Farmington and Boston, with key evidence from a bloodstained shirt found along the route.
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George Chammpion
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George Champion
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Milgeway
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Union
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North End
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Biddeford
Miles
Saco
Wallet Found Near Goodwin Farm in West Newfield Me
A boy found a missing wallet near the Goodwin farm in West Newfield Maine. The wallet identified as George Goodwin's was empty and later confirmed by the merchant who sold it. Baward Remick of Sunnyside Hotel East Wakefield recognized the pocketbook from its calfskin strap and placement. A Weeks family child near East Wakefield to Union spotted it along the grassy road over a stone wall, near the route Champion rode to the station from the Goodwin place.
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George Goodwin
Goodwin Place
East Wakefield
Union
Champion
Harvard Varsity Crew Leaves for New London Amid Enthusiasm
Harvard varsity crew departed for New London amid loud cheers from about five hundred students. The squad, including freshmen, travels with preparations by assistant manager Co H Schweppe for Red Top to ensure readiness upon arrival. Training on the river starts today with morning and afternoon sessions, two days before the race, plus two time trials over the full course. Newell Boat Club seeks parity with Weld and has elected officers M R Brownell president, R D Swain vice president, E H Smith secretary, J Lawrence, B A C Jackson, and J B Ayer on the governing board.
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New London
Co. H. Schweppe
Newell Boat Club
Weld
M. R. Brownell
R. D. Swain
E H. Smith
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co advertises cleaning staff
HOSPITA for Clothes Wringers and Carpet Sweepers, where a staff of experts is always ready to attend to all cases, "isring on your cripples," or telephone 1b 2600 and the ambulance wagon will call for them. Metropolitan Manufacturing Co., 71-79 Franklin St and 80 Arch St.
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Arch St
Harvard's Initial Work At Red Top on Thames
Harvard oarsmen arrived at Gales Ferry and began light practice on the Thames ahead of the final with Yale. The varsity eight and four oared crews trained under Coach Storrow and George Mumford near New London, facing incoming tide. freshmen to begin work tomorrow with N Tilton assisting.
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Fettle
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Thames
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John Harvard
Saltonstall
Charles Hart
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G. Mumford
Goodrich
Cambridge
George Mumford
N. Tilton
Yale Rowing Tries New Shell at Quarters and Ferry
Yale crews worked in light rain as coaches used the launch for both varsity and freshmen training. They logged three mile cycles with sprint starts, practiced racing starts, and tested the new Ruddick shell with assistance from H. P. Bailey and Dr. Gallaudet. The freshmen trained briefly before the varsity followed.
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Gallaudet
Charity Club Tea At Hotel Oxford Boston
Yesterday afternoon the Women's Charity Club of Boston held a literary and social tea from 3 to 5 at Hotel Oxford. The feature was a paper titled New Bedford read by Miss Georgia Nourse, with music directed by Mrs. William G. Harris.
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New Bedford
Georgia Nourse
William G. Harris
Hub Punch brings balanced flavor for gatherings
Advertises Hub Punch first introduced in 1879 as a reliable punch for celebrations. Warns amateurs tend to overdo flavors, suggesting mixing with lemonade pineapple and strawberries for a satisfying batch. Sold by licensed dealers with a purity guarantee, urging readers to buy to avoid disappointing results.
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