Once More a Happy Woman Peruna endorsements
Miss Ida Murray of Minneapolis reports cure of chronic catarrh after four months on Peruna and praises its health benefits. Anna Bryan of Washington, D.C. also endorses Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh. The ad notes catarrh can affect any mucous membrane and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.
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Ida Murray
Polk Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Anna Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Florida Avenue
Washington, D.C
Fitchburg Women Tote Charity Event For Park Fund
Fitchburg marks Bunker Hill Day with a Woman's Club run of two streetcars through Main Street to Whalum Park to raise funds for the Post Office Park. Mrs. Emmons Crocker led the venture with popcorn and peanuts sales drawing about 300 dollars hoped total.
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Emmons Crocker
The
Fitchburg Woman's Club
Fitchburg
Postoffice Park Fund
Itchburg
Woman's Club
Sargent
Street Railway Company
Main Street
Upper Common
Whalum Park
Post Office Park Fund
Merriam
Fred Park
Miss Barnes
Bach
Miss Fay
George Wallace
Adams Crocker
Kidder
Fdrea
Oman's Club
Striking Machinists Win Settlements Across Chicago Plants
Settlements with striking machinists were effected today at five plants in Chicago, part of a broader win across some seventy plants citywide. Of the 2200 workers initially involved, about 1600 returned to work.
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Aricago
Chicago
Blondin Trunk Clue Spreads in New York Search
Fall River police report a letter matching Blondin handwriting and a green trunk and bicycle suspected tied to the fugitive. Investigators trace baggage from Boston to Fall River, then to New York, with officials preparing to verify ownership and pursue Blondin if confirmed.
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Joseph Wilfred Blondin
Fall River
Fall River Line
New York
Blondin
New York Station
Jos. Marron, New York
Chapman
South Terminal
Marshal Hilliard
Boston Police
Medley and
Shea
M Gausland Probes Blondin Trunk Case At New York Pier
Investigator McCausland arrived at the Fall River line pier as part of an active inquiry into the Blondin trunks. Authorities refuse to reveal the charges or location details, keeping the investigation in its early stages.
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New York
Ctor McCausland
Fall River Line
Eapenine
Five Furness sailors detained for port raid on Virginian
Five seamen Brown Lovelace Munro Eliott and Burnett of the steamship Virginian are reported confined in the wheel house in Boston after allegedly breaching cargo and drinking a case of port aboard the vessel. They face potential return to London for trial as authorities note the offense required lights in the hold.
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Furness Line
Durance
Boston
London
Brown
Lovelace
Munro
Eliott
Burnett
Randolph Iot Eceed Datasto Ne 864 Esol Fund
The fragment notes a local fund initiative tied to Randolph and 864. It references an estate or benefit plan and a named recipient group. Details are incomplete but suggest a civic or educational support fund seeking approval or funding.
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Randolph i
Dean's Kidney Pills Hear Prominent Boston Endorsement
A Boston resident Mr. Dane J. Warrington recounts decades of kidney trouble and backache eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports relief from kidney secretion trouble, headaches, and dizziness after several boxes. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agency in the United States. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Boston
Dane J. Warrington
Dartmouth Street
Carpenter and Builder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean’s
Strangers Seen With Park in Murder Probe
Quincy police deepen the Park murder case with Conductor Tolman linking George W. Park to a Neponset bridge encounter with two strangers. Park visited McGarry’s saloon that night, joked with bartender Thomas Sullivan, and hinted about house repairs before vanishing. Investigators cite robbery and possible disposal on Frost's wharf. Park carried a large roll of bills when paying a $10 water bill.
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Quincy
Police Department of
George W. Park
Conductor Tolman
Park
Neponset
Tolman
Post
Neponset Bridge
Mr. Tolman
Mr. Park
McGarry’s
Thomas Sullivan
Sullivan
Captain Munt
Station 11
Boston
Inspector McKay
Frost
Captain Hunt
Quincy City Hall
Massachusetts Elks form new benevolent order at Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester June 17 A radical departure by Elks of Massachusetts creates the Massachusetts Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the first annual state convention held at the Wapiti Club Lake Quinsigamond. Officers include President Charles A. Kelley Boston Vice President Julius C Zaeder Worcester Secretary Edward E Wright New Bedford Treasurer Thomas Smith Haverhill and an executive committee of twenty two. delegates 213. Next convention planned for Springfield with date set by the executive committee.
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Worcester
Order of Elks of
Massachusetts
Wapiti Club
Lake Quinsigamond
Massachusetts Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Charles A. Kelley
Boston
Julius C. Zaeder
Edward E. Wright
New Bedford
Thomas Smith
Haverhill
Springfield
Former placed on trial in Jersey City assault case
Thomas G. Barker went on trial in Hudson County Court before Judge Blair for assault with intent to kill over the February 3 shooting of Rev. John Keller, vicar of Trinity Chapel Arlington New Jersey. Barker claimed his wife alerted him Keller assaulted her first, while Keller denied any recollection of the assailant. Prosecution led by James S. Egwim with aides. Barker defended by Van Winkle and Wail. Jury selection underway and Erwin opened for the State.
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New York
Thomas G. Barker
Hudson County Court
Jersey City
Blair
Barker
John Keller
Arlington
N. J
Trinity Chapel
Keller
Mr. Keller
James 8. Egwim
George T. Vickers
Joseph Parker
Marshall van Winkle
Albert C. Wail
van Winkle
Erwin
Defence Loses Two Points In Eddie Barker Shooting Trial
Witnesses describe the Keller shooting on Feb 3 with a hedge scene and two photographs. Mary Roome identifies Barker as the shooter amid grim testimony of four shots and Keller's injuries.
Observation department opened at MGH for holiday explosions
Massachusetts General Hospital starts an observation unit for patients injured by fireworks and gunpowder on patriotic holidays. After last Fourth of July many cases were treated then later tetanus and deaths occurred. now all such cases will be monitored through the danger period to prevent lockjaw.
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Massachusetts General Heal
Munyon Offers Free Medical Help at Shastan Institute
Munyon extends aid to the sick and afflicted guiding them toward health and comfort. The Shastan Institute provides the latest medical appliances including static electrical machines and life chamber with free expert examination and advice. Come at any time. You are welcome.
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Munyon
Shast
Munyon Remedies Advertise Many Cures for Common Ailments
Munyon offers cures for rheumatism cold dyspepsia kidney trouble constipation and more with his catalog of specific remedies. An inhaler is advertised for catarrh asthma hay fever and bronchitis priced at $1 including all medicines.
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Munyon
Munyon’s Witch Hazel Soap Promises Soft Skin
The advertisement claims Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap softens skin and hands, improves complexion, and works for any skin type. Regular size costs 15 cents and a trial bar 5 cents, available at any drug store.
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Munyon
Tremont Temple Prize Night at Boston College Preparatory
Prize night at the Preparatory School of Boston College in College Hall on James Street distributed about fifty prizes to students. A major event was a debate by the Baost De bating Society on whether Greece contributed more than Rome to world civilization. Howard J. Hurley won the top prize of 30 dollars in gold. Thomas F. Camel captured 25 and 20 dollars for Virgil translation and an apostles creed essay. Edmund A. Walsh spoke for the affirmative to a warm reception. other debaters included John Y Kelley, Francis A. Reynolds, and Charles C. CcCarthy. Thomas Ji Lavelle, 01, presided.
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Boston College
College Hall
James Street
Baost Debating Society
Greece
Rome
Howard J. Hurley
Thomas F. Camel
Edmund A. Walsh
M. F. Gavin
John Y Kelley
Francis A. Reynolds
Charles CcCarthy
Thomas Ji Lavelle
Fulton Debating Society
London man claims American natralization in murder case
Charles Lilly White, claiming American naturalization, appeared in camera at a London court. Arrested in New Zealand last November, he is alleged to be Arth Blatch, sought for murder, burglary and arson in Colchester in 1898. Relatives in Leeds reportedly linked to him may weaken the government case.
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London
Charles Lilly White
United States
New Zealand
Arth Blatch
Colchester
Eng
Prisorie
Leeds
Kelly starts for Crompton as death of wife investigated
June 17 Crompton R I report says Thomas Kelly a North Webster cotton mill spinner is husband of a woman whose body was found in a trench. He left for Crompton to learn of her death and will have it investigated. He claims property in Cohoes N Y and had not heard of the death. Death notices follow for Quigley and Whitmore with funeral details.
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Whester
Thomas Kelly
North Webster
Crompton
R. I
Crompon
Cohoes
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Dewey Square
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So Barker
Louis H. Brooms
W. H. Harrison
Hugh R. Roome
Midland Avenue
Mary Roome
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Pliny Barber
Roome
Jennie F. Buckley
Beech
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Lok
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Tremont Temple
Kelly
Quigley
Dorchester
John H. Quigley
Batchelder Street
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Bernard ¥. Murphy
Trull Street
St. Peter's Church
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Whitmore
Roxbury
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