Man Credits TONI TA for Restoring Health in 85th Year
Virgil Sparks of Spring Glen New York praises TONI TA Tonita tonic, saying three bottles cured his catarrh fever hay fever and mala ria after years of exposure to weather. He notes relief lasting over a year and urges others to try the remedy. Lorentz Medical Co offers the booklet and doctors' advice free at the Flatiron Building New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Sparks
Spring Glen
N. Y
Toni TA
Lorentz
Sparks
Tonita
Dr. Lorentz
Lorentz Medical Co
Flatiron Building
New York
Washington Park Abandons Racing in Washington PA
Washington Park will not hold horse racing for the rest of the year as city authorities ban betting at the track leading to a decline in attendance. Managers met after today’s races and decided to close the present meeting, citing daily purses around 4000 dollars and insufficient gate receipts to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington Park
Walsh Gets Long Sentence For Robbery
Judge Bond in the Superior Criminal Court sentenced William Walsh to six to ten years for robbery. The verdict came as his sister shrieked and was led from the courtroom by officers, while the defendant argued a life of honesty earlier in age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
William Walsh
Aged Woman Pleads Mercy in Straw Bail Case
In Superior Court, Brennan a straw bail suspect faced perjury charges. His aged wife, married 54 years, pleaded for mercy amid tears, insisting her husband cannot read or write and insisting another man may be responsible. Henry Rothermel, another straw bail defendant, was yesterday convicted of perjury, first such conviction since the crusade began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brennan
Superior Criminal Court
Brennan
Henry Rothermel
Stevens
Miles May Lead The Prohibitionists In Indianapolis Nomination
Illinois Prohibition chairman Alonzo E. Wilson reports a sharp shift in party sentiment over ten days toward General Nelson A. Miles for the presidential nomination with a likely first ballot victory at Indianapolis next week. Samuel P. Jones of Georgia or George W. Carroll of Beaumont Texas are positioned for second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Forty Angel Guardian Boys Receive First Communion
At the House of the Angel Guardian Roxbury a class of 40 boys received first communion during a solemn high mass. Rev D M Murphy celebrated with Rev Father McGuigan deacon and Rev Timothy Holland sub deacon. McGuigan preached on the occasion's significance. The communicants received a holiday and a banquet in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Guardian
Soldiers pick men for Portland mine victory
Portland News reports the reopening of the Portland mine by a small non union force after General Bell closed it for employing union men. A military commission met there to decide who may live and work in the district. Also advertised are Niagara Falls excursion rates for July 1 and 2 via Boston and Maine Railroad with routes via Rotterdam Junction or Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Victour
Bell
Military Commission
Mayor Collins Withholds Signature On Fire Department Hours
Mayor Collins rejects approval of an ordinance to set fire department labor hours. He cites 740 firefighters with current off days, needing 70 more men to increase days off, costing $56,700 first year rising to $84,000 by year five, and notes no funds are available. The veto discussion puzzles Aldermen and firemen who await clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Board of Aldermen
Corporation Counsel
Post
Curran
Young Harvard man's methodical death by own action
Everett E. McClellan a 25 year old Allston clerk and Harvard graduate died by inhaling chloroform in a room at Hotel Woodcock Washington Street. He left two notes asking to withhold the death from police and to notify his uncle for funeral expenses. He had Monday head pains and said he bathed Sunday after a beach outing and sought to join his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. McClellan
Adams Street
Boston & Albany
Allston
Woodcock
Washington Street
McClellan
Harvard
Tiffin, O
General Electric Company
Lynn
Union
Grape Street
Malden
Harvard Medical School
J. M. McClellan
New England Gas & Coke Company
Everett
Mass
Boston & Albany Railroad
KE. BE. McClellan
Funeral for GEO WALLACE at Curtis Undertaking Rooms
Newspaper row will attend in large numbers as George Wallace formerly of the Post staff is laid to rest at Curtis undertakers Roxbury this morning. Rev Daniel C Hinton will conduct rites at 11 30 with interment in Mt Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Post
David H. Curtis
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Wallace
Daniel C. Hinton
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Set Fire Then Cut the Wires in Holyoke
Incendiaries burned part of the Holyoke Ice Company property today to hinder an alarm, destroying a storehouse valued at 10000 and a warehouse valued at 4000. Three freight cars owned by the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad were also burned, totaling about 12000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Holyoke Ice Company
Ice Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Coalheaver's Narrow Escape From Death
Martin Cannon of 133 Hay Street narrowly escaped serious injury when a descending steel coal scoop struck the hold of the schooner George W. Wells at Pier 4 New Haven. Cannon jumped to avoid the scoop, suffered lacerations and bruises, and was taken unconscious to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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George W. Wells
Martin Cannon
Hay
Second Street
Pier 4
New Haven
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston to Niagara Falls July Fourth Excursion Offer
The Boston & Maine line offers a holiday trip to Niagara Falls at a low round trip rate of 10.40 via the West Shore and 9.90 via the Delaware and Hudson and Erie. Tickets are valid on all regular trains from July 1 to 2 for outbound travel and return.
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Niagara Falls
Boston & Maine Railroad
Rotterdam Junction
Troy
West Shore
Mohawk Valley
Erie
New York
Boston
Boston & Maine
Delaware & Hudson and
Four days more offer for Osmo-Chemic cure
The Osmo-Cemic Physicians extend a liberal offer of ten dollars for a complete cure to all who begin treatment before June 26. No monthly fee or extra charge. Read the remarkable list of cured cases.
Osmo-Chemic Radium Light Remedies Offered For Cure
Promotes modern Radium Light Remedies as safe and scientific treatment for illness. Osmo-Chemic Co promises cure through licensed practitioners and advanced equipment, contrasting past barbaric practices. A $10 limited offer runs until June 26 in Boylton Building with no extra charges.
Woman Credits Osmo-Chemic Treatment for Shoulder Injury
Mrs. BE J Dennis of Franklin Square House Boston reports a severe shoulder injury after a winter fall. After one month of Magnetic and Electric Treatment from Osmo-Cemic Physicians the inflammation and pain have vanished and she can use the arm again. Signed E. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Dennis
Franklin Square House
Boston
Mass
E. J
Deafness Cure Credited To Osmo-Chemic System
Mrs. N. Fargo of 1632 North Salina Street Syracuse testifies to improved hearing after Osmo-Chemic Doctors used magnetic seer nerve stimulation and dry hot air treatment. She says relief began in April and her nervousness also disappeared, recommending the method to others with similar issues.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free X Ray Examinations
A promotional note touts free X ray examinations using a Radio-Active Solution and Osmo-Chemic Screen to diagnose disease without any charge. It claims the Osmo-Chemic method can detect disease parts of the body quickly and at no cost.
Deaf Cure Claims Across Cities In Radiant Ogee Treatment
A list of individuals from Massachusetts Maine and New York including Mrs J Sharp Mr R S Wilkins Miss Ida Olsen Mrs Emma A Wilson and others who allegedly were cured of deafness or catarrhal deafness by the Radiant Ogee Treatment. Locations cited include Lynn Cumberland Mills Syracuse Albany and Portland with street addresses provided for several names.
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J. Sharp
Jefferson St
Lynn
Mass
J. S. Harrington
Westminster
R. S. Wilkins
Hutchinson Court
Emma A. Wilson
Lowell Street Court
Ida Olsen
Falmouth
E. A. Caraway
Elm 5
Aka
Levi Southwick
Grove St
Peter Bockline
School St
Portland
Peay
N. Y
George R. Hartshorne
Milford
N. HB
Lillie A. Towne
Bellingham
A. Flich
Lodi Street
Syracuse
Noise Restores Hearing For Syracuse Woman Case
Mrs. R Freeman of 804 Bradley Street Syracuse New York reports long deafness from a catarrhal nose throat and middle ear condition improved after weeks of Cosmos Chemic System treatment. She notes loss of noises in head and near normal hearing and hopes for full cure and offers to demonstrate to others with similar afflictions.
Osmo-Chemic Treatment Praised By Medford Patient
Miss N P Armstrong of 11 Tufts Street Medford Massachusetts reports seven years of serious stomach trouble that resisted many doctors. After starting Osmo Chemical treatment in January with initial doubt she improved and now feels better than in years. She praises the Osmo Chemic physicians as courteous honest and genuinely representative of their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Armstrong
Tufts St
Medford
Mass
Mysel
Osmo-Chemic Treatment Reputedly Eases Heart and Rheumatic Ailment
Mrs Kate Carney of 281 Sumner Street East Boston Massachusetts testifies that after a successful Osmo-Chemic heart cure she stopped treatment then suffered rheumatism a year later and returned to Osmo-Chemic doctors. She credits them with curing her and many others and urges readers to seek Room 10 18 Boylston Street for proper evaluation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Carney
Sumner St
Boston
Mass
Boylston St
Osmo-Chemic Cure Credited By Boston Patient
Mrs Rose E Hunter of 57 Braintree Street Allston Mass reports seven years of suffering from dizziness and fainting ending after starting Osmo-Chemic treatment. She says two months of therapy brought relief and urges others to seek the Osmo-Chemic physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose E. Hunter
Braintree St. Allston
Mass
New England
Rose . Hunter
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Advertises Clinics
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Incorporate lists chief consulting physician J L Plunkett M D with permanent offices in Boylston Building Boston and additional offices at 44 Central Square Lynn 311 Main Worcester 913 Elim Manchester 506 Congress Portland. Office hours from 9 am to 8 pm daily, closed Sundays.
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O'doin Sq
Boston
F. E. Dyon
Nas
Wix & McConnell
Getrptmatiewee
J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylston Building
Boylston St
Mass
Central Square
Lynn
Massa
Main_St
Worcester
Elim St
Manchester
N. H
Congress St
Portland
Boston Eye Institute
Porto Rican Teachers to Visit United States in Summer Plan
Arrangements are made for Porto Rican teachers to visit the United States aboard the transports Kilpatrick and Sumner. They will travel to Boston and New York for summer schools and university sessions, spend six weeks there, then tour Philadelphia and return to Porto Rico with a rail day trip to Boston included in the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Army
Kilpatrick
Sumner
San Juan
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Goulds Boys Learn Trades
New York June 21 Kingdon oldest son of George J Guild has appeared before Columbia University's college entrance board to seek admission to the school of mines next September He passed the preliminary exam with a high rating Jay the second son plans to study law in preparation for a railroad career.
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New York
Kingdon
George J. Guild
Columbia University
School of Mines
Jay
241 Girls in Smith's Class at Northampton Commencement
A Smith College class of 241 graduates at Northampton today in the annual commencement exercises. 182 earned A B degrees, 57 earned B S, and two earned B S. Five graduates received A M. Graduates hail from many states with 130 from New England and 87 from Massachusetts. Reverend Dr Henry Van Dyke of Princeton delivered the address on The School of Life. Master of Arts degrees were conferred on Elizabeth J Cznarnomska Luella L Peck and Marie F Kapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Smith College
New England
Massachusetts
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
School of Life
Elizabeth J. Cznarnomska
Smith
Luella L. Peck
Marie F. Kapp
Carlson Pleads Guilty to Mayhem Charge in Jamaica Plain
John E. Carlson pleaded guilty in Municipal Court at Jamaica Plain to mayhem for biting a piece from Felix Johnson's lower lip. He was held on $2000 bond for a continuance of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Carlson
Jamaica Plain
Felix Johnson
Guilty Finding in Bogus Pilot Case at Hingham Court
John H. Smith of Scituate was arraigned for acting as a pilot trespassing on J. Frank Cushmania's rights. The defense claimed social presence aboard. James S. Barry testified the signal was hauled down after Smith boarded. Smith was found guilty. sentence set for next Friday.
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Hingham
John H. Smith
Scituate
J. Frank Cushmania
Smith
James S. Barry
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Samuel Holt
Grove William Hough
Hayward A. A. Portlock
Sussex , St., Roxsbury
F. P. Pike
Wae Cottage St
Washington PA Racing
Walsh
Ee &Oc
National Dental Parlors
Winter Street
Ea Pl
Vorenberg
Cluett
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Monarch
CHASE
Davis New Office
Davis & Shannon
Fountain Pen Hospital
Boston Fain Pen Exchange
Tremont St
Paddock Building
New York Commercial Advertiser
Geo. Wallace
Malfted
Bonpea
Coalheaver
Nature
Alain
Boylaton
Kangcaroco
Gould
Beechaim
Carlson
Boston, Mass
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