Every Path Hath a Puddle Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying and strengthening blood to improve vital organs. Testimonials claim relief from dyspepsia and skin conditions, including facial pimples erysipelas and eczema, with multiple named users praising the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Eugene Murphy
Hull’s Mill
Danbury
Connapure
J. Chast
Tustin City
Cal
H. C. Wheatley
Port Chester
Leary or Phelan Named by Charlestown School Board
Charlestown S D discussed two candidates for Warren School mastership with opinions divided. The board approved a $2 848 413 68 maintenance appropriation for the year. Resignations were accepted from Col E M Weaver and Marion E B Poole. A split report on appointments led to defeat of the majority choice for Leary and Parker transfers, with ongoing debate over the Warren School leadership.
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Warren School
Charlestown
E. M. Weaver
Marion EB. Poole
Byron Court
Boston
Twas
Samuel B. Johnson
Dudley
Bennett
Walter J. Phelan
McDonald
James H. Leary
Henry C. Parker
Bateman
Parker
Anderson
Leary
City Hall
Marlboro Hearing Draws Women as Majority Attendees
A Marlboro legislative committee hearing on the strike drew over 1500 attendees, more than half women. The session adjourned to 9:30 am with little progress as labor agents and Thomas Riley appeared as strikers counsel, engaging in sharp exchanges with manufacturers’ counsel Boyd Jones.
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Marlboro
City Hall
Gleason
Waltham
Thomas Riley
Boston
Riley
United States District
Boyd Jones
Mr. Riley
Klinane
State Board of Arbitration
Murray
Jones
United States District Attormeny
Honorable Committee
Why Men Dont Succeed and Health Remedies Offered
A historical ad argues lack of success stems from nerves and illness. It cites Napoleon, Richard III, and Bosworth, blaming insomnia and exhaustion. It promotes Dr Greens nerve and blood remedies from Boston, offering free consultation and invitations to write for personalized guidance.
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Napoleon
Austerlitz
Waterloo
King Richard
Richmond
Bosworth
Greens
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Greene
Labor Leaders Tackle Marlboro Strike at Hearing
National President Tobin and labor chiefs spoke on union rights and conciliator roles as Marlboro hearings stretched past 10 o clock. The meeting stayed orderly with adjournment and plans for resumed sessions and possible new counsel tomorrow.
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Tobin
Marlboro
Murray
Jones
W. B. Rice
H. Howe
Riley
Megantic Fish and Game elect officers at Portland meeting
Megantic Fish and Game Corporation held its annual meeting in Portland. Officers elected include Clerk Dr. George W. Way and assistant clerk and treasurer L. Dana Chapman. The treasurer reported receipts of 18157.38 and expenses of 17657.41, with year end debt and assets noted.
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Portland
Megantic Fish and Game Corporation
George W. Way
L. Dana Chapman
Guilty verdicts in joint assault case against Riley and McDonough
Jurors found James Riley and Daniel F. McDonough guilty of assault with intent to kill in Superior Court before Judge Gaskill. Riley received a three year sentence to the House of Correction and McDonough was sentenced to two years in the same institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley
Daniel F. McDonough
Gaskill
Riley
House of Correction
McDonough
Murder Indictment Leans on Molineux Chemistry Expertise
The article outlines police and press clues targeting Roland B. Molineux as the poisoner in multiple cyanide cases. It notes his chemist background, letters signed Cornish and Barnet linked by handwriting, and ties to Newark and Detroit firms. Molineux allegedly hired a private box and refused handwriting comparison until recent weeks.
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Gilbert
Curran
Molineux
Roland B. Molineux
Henry ¢. Barnet
Hutan
Barnet
Kate Adams
Bromoseltzer
Eee
Cornish
Newark
Peresous
New York
Pecenae
Stearns & Co
Detroit
A. A. Harpster
Sagasta Government Survives Senate By Narrow Vote
In Madrid on February 28 the Sagasta ministry narrowly survived a crucial Senate vote on a countermeasure to ratify a treaty with the United States. The tally was 120 to 118, a two vote margin, signaling a deepening crisis as whispers of Sagasta’s resignation circulate after the cabinet council met.
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Madrid
Senate
Sagasta
United States
Almodovar del Rios
Senor Sagasta
Mystery Trails a Woman in a Murder Case and a Quick Marriage
The district attorney flags Blanche Chesebrough Molineux as central to a Barnet murder inquiry. He alleges motive tied to a hasty marriage to Roland Burnham Molineux nineteen days after Barnet’s death, amid scrutiny of Blanche’s past, social standing, and relationships. Her family background and ties to notable locals are detailed, including siblings and connections to prominent figures.
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Blanche Molineugh
Barnet
Blanche Chesebrough
Molineux
Roland Burnham Molineux
Gardiner
Mrs. Molineux
Colonel Gardiner
Grand Jury
Blanche Chesebrough Molineux
Rhodesland
Waldo Stearns
Stearns
Blanche
Henry C. Barnet
Roland B. Molineux
Portland
Brooklyn
Leslie Molineux
Unidentified man found dead after fall near Bay State House
A man registered as J. F. Campbell was found unconscious on Hanover Street near the Bay State House around midnight. He had a room on the fourth floor and either fell or jumped from a window. He died before Dr Dunn could attend.
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J. F. Campbell
Hanover Street
Bay State House
Stampus
Dr. Dunn
Copper Consolidation Advances as Boston Montana Deal Passes
A telegram from Thomas W. Lawson's secretary Mr Clapp reports the Boston & Montana Company of Boston transfers all property to the Boston & Montana Company of New York. The Montana Legislature passes both bills over the governor's veto, creating a unified copper consolidation and signaling an imminent official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Clapp
Boston & Montana Company of
Boston
New York
Montana House
Senate
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana Company
Heinze
Lumbermen Convene in Boston for National Meeting
The National Association of Wholesale Lumber Dealers opens in Boston at Young’s Hotel today and tomorrow with a banquet tonight. Delegates from major U S lumber centers will discuss vital measures shaping the year’s mercantile trade. George H Davenport of Davenport Peters & Co will preside at the banquet.
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National Association of Wholesale Lumber Dealers
Boston
Young’s Hotel
New England
United States
George H. Davenport
Davenport, Peters & Co
John H. Woods
He Sayward
Boston Associated Boards of Trade
W. R. Chester
Boston Association
Morris A. Hall
William Bateman
F. A. Kimball
John Hatcherd
National Association
Robert C. Lippincott
Eugene F. Perry
Great Lumber
Leventhal-Michelson Wed At Baldwin Place Synagogue
Miss Ray Leventhal married Morris Michelson of Providence Rhode Island in a late afternoon ceremony at Baldwin Place Synagogue. Rabbi Margolis officiated. reception followed at Union Park Hall and the couple plan to reside in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Baldwin Place
Ray Leventhal
Philip Leventhal
Morris Michelson
Providence
R. I
Bbi M
Margolis
Morris
Gertrude Leventhal
Annie Shefrin
Finn
Miss Michelson
Putnam Harris Marriage Sealed at Malden Home
Lieutenant Alfred Bur ee Putnam, West Point graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Putnam of Malden, wed Miss Myrtie Maud Harris daughter of Deacon and Mrs William Harris of Clifton Street Malden in a ceremony at the bride’s home conducted by Rev H O Hiscox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Buree Putnam
Henry Utnam
Malden
West Point
Myrtie Maud Harris
William O. Harris
Clifton Street
H. O. Hiscox
Troops Sent to Negros from Philippine Islands
Washington reports Battalion Twenty-third Infantry sailed to Cebu on the 26th and Battalion California volunteers sail to Negros the next day. Officials say Philippine affairs are reassuring and no new ships will be ordered to reinforce power. General Otis can spare men to other islands, a sign officials view as most reassuring yet.
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Manila
Washington
Twenty-third Infantry
Cebu
California Volunteers
Negros Tomo
War and Navy Departments
Dewey
War Department
Navy Department
Otis
Philippine Group
Luzon
Department
Rebels Shell Malabon Church and Malolos Ammunition Factory
The Malabon rebels fired on the cruiser Callao while Admiral Dewey visited the Monadnock. Three shells hit Malabon church destroying it and killing rebels inside. A Malolos factory reportedly operates day and night to supply insurgents. Locals collect empty Springfield shells and refit them for Mauser rifles amid suspected arms landings at northern ports.
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Manila
Malabon
Callao
Dewey
Monadnock
Monitor
Malolos
Medal to Schley in Baltimore banquet honors admiral
A Baltimore banquet attended by 400 representatives from Maryland honored Rear Admiral Schley. A gold and diamond medal was presented by the state as thanks for his services in the late Spanish American War.
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Baltimore
Schley
Maryland
Spain
Opening of Boston's Somerset Hotel Promises Regal Luxuries
The Somerset on Commonwealth Avenue and Newbury Street opens its doors today as a seven story granite and brick hostelry rivaling New York's Waldorf Astoria. Inside features 246 rooms with baths, Gothic Renaissance offices, heraldic oak panelling, palm room and library, and lavish carpets and electric lighting.
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Boston
Hotel Somerset
la Touraine
New Yorks
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Newbury Street
Arthur
Fens
America
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Gleason
Digestive cures heart trouble says a weak stomach
An article asserts heart disease rises with American stress and poor digestion. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe cure for stomach trouble and describes the product and price, plus a free booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Abbott Graves inlayed rooms showcase historic design
The piece describes rooms inspired by Jacobian empire and Louis XVI styles, with silk velour portieres, Wilton carpets, and Abbott Graves oil panels. It notes the palm room with English influence and a Dutch room of black wainscotting and delft tilings, ending with a library referenced as the Elizabethian period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott Graves
Royal Wilton
Boston
Axminster
City to shift box collection to post office staff today
Postmaster Thomas will inaugurate a new system for collecting from box and sub-stations in Roxbury South End and Back Bay by regular post office employees. Previously a contractor received 2000 dollars annually for the service. Governor Walcott may appoint Colonel Richard P D Sears to fill a rifle practice post and inspector general vacancy left by Brigadier General Curtis Guild. In Boston Criminal Court Edward Yates, charged with assaulting William Cunniff, was held for 6000 dollars, Cunniff died later. Herbert A Knightts faces burglary charges in Middlesex Superior Court with alibi witnesses to be presented.
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Thomas
Roxbury
South End
Back Bay
Post Office
Walcott
Richard PD. Sears
Nahant
Curtis Guild
Municipal Criminal Court
Burke
Edward Yates
William Cunniff
Cunniff
Herbert A. Knightts
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Obituary notes loss of J Madison Wells and notable deaths
J Madison Wells former governor of Louisiana and a Reconstruction figure died at his Lecompte home. William B Depew brother of Chauncey M Depew and a railroad veteran died in Buffalo aged about 90. Marta Roof Van Evera died in Canajoharie at 102, daughter of Colonel John Roof and member of the original Daughters of the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Madison Wells
Louisiana
Lecompte
William B. Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Buffalo
N.Y
Mr. Depew
Peekskill
N. Y
Theew York Central Company
Red, White and Midland
Marta Roof van Evera
Canajoharie
Ohn Roof
Daughters of the Revolution
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Marlboro Hearing
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H. S. Howe
Lay Murray
Tourope
Rice
Fayne Moore
Martin Mahon
Ana
Stephen
Rae
Mn Pant
Roperty
Oscar Ingeton Street
Bos
Megantics’ Annual Meeting
Riley and
M'Donough
Havana
Cuba
W. N. Flynn
F. 2d Artillery
Omega Chemical Co
Central St
Omega
IaNa Oa
General Molineux
Polytechnic Institute
Cooper Union
Young Molineux
Morris Hermann & Co
Inewark
Blanche Molineux
Montana
Lumbermen’s Convention
Putnam
Harris
Marlboro Today
J. F. and Shoe Company
Negros
Schrey
The
Somerset
San Domingo
R. H. White & Co
Wiltons
Brussels
Axminsters
Ieee GE
Generation
Aer
Themont Row
Bissell
Franklin St
Cor. Arch
Ernest de 8Ou SA
Libbey
Olive Berry
Gashter
Nellie A
Horace Abbey
Bartlett Street
A. WW Wet & Core
Hanover St
American House
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