Hopeful Recovery Told By Paine's Celery Compound
Mrs. Kate Grinnett of Germania Sabine Co Ark was near death but recovered after six bottles of Paine's Celery Compound. Doctors failed to help, yet she regained strength and now works, gardens, and does housework while endorsing the remedy to friends. The ad highlights repeated cures and calls Paine's Celery Compound a spring medicine with life saving powers.
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Paine
Kate Grinnett
Germania
Sabine Co
Ark
Stoughton Socialists Make Big Showing In Town Elections
In Massachusetts, Stoughton voters backed Socialist candidates for multiple offices, securing nearly half the elective posts. Wins included a Selectman seat, school committee, Water Commission, and Overseers of the Poor. Other towns such as Amesbury and Needham also reported notable results, with unions and library gifts making headlines.
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Massachusetts
Stoughton
Board of Selectmen
Water Commission
Board of Assessors and Overseers of
George O. Wentworth
Henry W. Britton
Harris E. Britton
George W. Pratt
James J. Capen
Lena A. Cobbett
Amesbury
William Clark
Board of Health
Samuel A. Segee
Citizens
William §. Fernald
Selectman
Segee
Warren Fenno
G. Arthur Tapley
C. F. Fenno
C. E. Clisbee
Walter &S Eaton
W. A. Cook
M. D. Fenno
Means
Winchester
Framingham
Temperance Party
Acushnet
John D. Long
Hingham
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Boston
Saugus
Frank P. Bennett, Jr
Representative Bennett
Thomas T. Parsons
Scituate
Constable
W. S. Harrub
Thomas W. Lawson
Harrub
Holliston
Andrew Carnegie
Ashland
Dracut
Sandwich
Duxbury
North Andover
Randolph
Orange
Walpole
Hull
James J. Jeffrey
Clarence. Nickerson
Henry M. Burr
Ipswich
Charles W. Danford
George A. Schofield
Charles E. Goodhue
Charles G. Hull
Charles S. Cummings
George W. Tozer
Elmer B. Newhall
Joseph 8. Meacon
Herbert O. Pratt
Henry F. Fiske
Isaac E. Graves
Frank P. Bennett, Jr. Abington
Daniel R. Coughlan
Granville E. Farrar
Alexander McDonald
William J. Sheehan
Danvers
Julius Peale
Addison P. Learoyd
Roswell D. Bates
Daniel P. Pope
John T. Carroll
William HB. Clapp
John B. Dow. Hingham—Oclerk
Fred H. Miller
William Fearing
Dewitt CG. Bates
Charles H. Martin
Benjamin A. Robinson
Elmer L. Curtis
Arthur W. Young
George H. Sterns
Symonds
John H. Carter
E. C. Coit
Dedham
Greenlow
Frederic C. Cobb
Henry D. Humbrey
Richard A. Mandeville
Lester A.ewcomb
Lexington
E. F. Spaulding
F. A. MacDonald
F. A Piper
Hannah T. Carrett
F. J. Garrison
Sarah E. Robinson
Hyde Park
Alonzo W. Dunbar
John Johnston
James F. Pring
Charles E. Palmer
Edwin C. Jenney
Chelsea Elects A Democrat As City Assessor
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen elected George W. Ford assessor for three years, defeating William Gerrish by 8 to 7. Ford, a former Alderman and Democrat, challenged the administration and caused a political stir. The board debated police salary increases and approved raises for captains, lieutenants, sergeants, and patrolmen, while raising doubts about the city engineer and awaiting a possible mayoral veto.
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Chelsea
Knapp's Recital of Horrors in Murder Confession
Alfred A. Knapp, jailed on murder charges, confessed to a string of killings described in graphic detail. He recounted the slayings of Emma Littleman, Mary Ekhart, three year old Gebhardt, and others, claiming a compulsion to strangle women and detailing violent acts with circus-era movements and a chilling lack of remorse.
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Hamilton, D
Alfred A. Knapp
Nero
Caligua
Knapp Seen Attending Religious Services in Indianapolis
Alfred Knapp, the man convicted of murder, spent time in Indianapolis showing apparent interest in religious work during a recent stay. He was noted in connection with the Fourth Christian Church activities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alfred Knapp
Fourth Christian Church
Fire touches Tremont Street studio but artwork saved
The 11:30 p.m. alarm from Box 42 reported a fire on the fourth floor at 112-116 Tremont Street. It started in architect Charles E. Parks office and burned to the roof. Darius Cobb's studio at 49 on the same floor was spared with no works damaged.
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Darius Cobb
Tremont Street
Charles E. Parks
Despondent husband drinks poison after quarrel
John Driscoll a 22 year old teamster living at 25 Oneida street attempted suicide at his home last night after a quarrel with his wife. His mother heard him groaning and he was rushed to the Emergency Hospital where an antidote was given. Dr Ledwell used a stomach pump and the patient was placed on the dangerous list but is expected to recover.
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John Driscoll
Oneida Street
Ledwell
Driscoll
Malley
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Broadway
J. M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
Ninth
Griggs
Congress
Ninth District
John Howard
Willams
Morse
McTiernan
Poplar Street
Stenford Street
Kiley
Kelcher
Blossom Street
Jeremiah McCarthy
Riley
Isley
Thomas J. Regan
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promoted for Croup in Babies
A historic ad urges mothers to keep Dr Bull's Cough Syrup at home for sudden croup attacks. It claims many grateful mothers report their babies' lives saved by using the syrup and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dr. Bull
Dr. Bull’s
Baby Born Aboard Dominion Liner Canada In Halifax Arrival
The Dominion liner Canada docked at Charles Town around 1 30 yesterday with 244 passengers aboard. A baby girl named Lillian Canada Rushbeck was born in steerage on February 28 during the voyage, and she and her mother were among about 500 passengers to disembark at Halifax.
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Dominion
Canada
Charlestown
Lillian Canada Rushbeck
Halifax
Pneumatic Tube System Links Main Post Office to Back Bay
A new pneumatic tube network began operating yesterday linking the main post office with Back Bay Station A and Roxbury station. The system aims to speed mail delivery across these districts and improve efficiency for daily courthouse and business clients.
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Back Bay
Station A
Roxbury
Filibuster Drama Marks Senate and House Session
Washington March 2 The Senate passed the general deficiency bill after hours of debate and amendments. Teller continued remarks on the Aldrich financial bill while conference reports on fortifications and Alaskan homestead bills were agreed to. Morgan spoke long provoking Aldrich about Panama Canal. Bailey opposed filibustering. Tillman attacked Quay. Quay denied politics on statehood. Late night adjournment left Aldrich bill likely shelved and Philippine tariff and Gorgas promotion bills advanced. House recess set after 11 p.m. with immigration and agricultural conferees.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich Financial
Teller
Morgan
Mr. Aldrich
Aldrich
Panama Canal
Paris
Bailey
Tillman
Quay
United States
Lodge
Porto Rico
W. C. Gorgas
B. F. Handforth
Payne
Filibuster Holds Up House in Washington March 2
The House labors through a Democratic filibuster from 11 am to late night, with 60 roll calls since Thursday, endangering bills as clerks toil and spectators watch in a tense chamber. Conference reports on major measures move forward while others head to conference.
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Washington
House
Otten
Coal Teamsters to Hold Mass Meeting Next Friday
At a special meeting of the coal teamsters and handlers executive board the decision was made to convene a mass meeting of Unions 170 and 21 and suburban union representatives at Wells Memorial Hall next Friday night. Afternoon talks will report back to the mass meeting, with tensions high after three months of stalled negotiations and the prospect of unrest if no amicable agreement is reached.
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Coal Teamsters
Uninos
Wells Memorial Hall
Coal Club
Opening of Washington street stitching room under union auspices
The Boot and Shoe Workers' Union opened a stitching room on Washington Street North yesterday. Morning staffing was light but enough progress by noon allowed a 2% increase in workers on early-stage tasks. Forewoman Miss Louise Midgley expects about 200 workers by this afternoon and all 298 machines in use by week’s end.
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Washington Street
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Louise Midgley
Westmakers' Union opens shop to aid wholesalers at Hanover Street
The Westmakers' Union opened at 193 Hanover Street to help wholesalers escape contractor ex actions and ease burdens. The shop starts with full staff and can produce 1500 to 1800 vests weekly.
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Westmakers’ Union
Hanover Street
Fall River Mills Strike Shuts Carding Works
Fall River March 2 The Gints Sentet ae the carding Ter iPien 0. affording mill went on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Afford Mill
Free asthma treatment trial and intake offer
Dr. Whetzel offers a temporary free trial course of asthma treatment to applicants who describe their case briefly and assist humane work by providing the names of two other asthma sufferers. Request a booklet of particulars in writing at no cost.
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C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Whetzel
Cuticura Soap Promises Superior Shaving Comfort
The ad extols CUTICURA Soap as emollient antiseptic and cleansing, offering a soft cream lather for shaving with no trouble or delay. It recommends using CUTICURA OINTMENT after shaving and washing with hot water and CUTICURA Soap, claiming it suits tender irritated skin and is inexpensive worldwide.
Ward 8 Election Hearings Reveal Telegram Disputes
Testimony details moves between Dorchester and Ward 7 residents, with Driscoll admitting shifts of address and campaign roles, Griggs telegrams, and a later confession by Morse about voting irregularities in Ward 8. The hearing adjourned with Morse promised for later testimony.
Boston and Northern employees praise recent pay rise
General Superintendent Page of the Boston and Northern street railway received formal expressions of appreciation signed by 67 Melrose division employees and 33 Maplewood station staff for the recent pay increase.
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Page
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Melrose Division
Maplewood
Attempted Robbery of Drummer Seen in Newton
Theodore Doyd and Harry M. Anderson were arrested by Patrolman Burke after allegedly stealing a gold watch chain and charm from James Co. Utter, a drummer, outside the American House. Anderson jostled Utter while Doyd grabbed the watch worth $195.
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Theodore Doyd
Corn Street
Winthrop
Harry M. Anderson
Maple Street
Newton
W. J. Burke
Division 2
James Co. Utter
Utter
Anderson
Doyd
Laundry quarrel ends with arrest and hospital stay
Charley Foy proprietor of a Northfield street laundry clashed with employee Hum Sing last night. Sergeant Murphy heard breaking glass and found Foy injured by a fall against a window while Hum Sing allegedly attacked him with kicks and scratches over a money dispute.
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Charley Foy
Northfield Street
Hum Sing
Murphy
Charley
Hum
Foy
Conference committee chosen at New Bedford
At a meeting of the Manufacturers' Association a conference committee was appointed to meet a committee of the Weavers' Union over the Bristol mill strike. The strike began this morning with about 300 weavers out.
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New Bedford
Manufacturers’ Association
Weavers’ Union
Bristol Mill
Purity Highlighted in Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
A brief note praises Purity in champagne production and cites Cook's Imperial Extra Dry as an exception, implying higher quality or cleaner sourcing in its preparation.
Rays of Sunshine From Dr Kennedy Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder diseases with claims of restoring health. It cites back pain as a symptom and offers sample bottles by mail from Rondout New York, with Gotten Drops for neuralgia rheumatism bruises burns.
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David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N.Y
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Efe
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Hanson Senee
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Norfolk
Boxford
Eeeererrreee Peer
Ener
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Willard
Knapp
Emma Littleman
Jennie
Hall’s Circus
Mary Ekhart
Dayton
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Hannah
Mary
Jennie Conners
Lawrenceburg
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Hée
Liberty Street
da Gebhardt
Burdick
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Cascaret
George Kryder
Napoleon, O
Candy Cathartic
Ula Tacos
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
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Ashland Avenue
Quincy
Croup
Wm. H. Broader
Chrystie Street
New York City
Mary Olsson
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
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A, Gc, Meyer & CO
Sole Manufacturers
Baltimore, MD
Dr. Ball
The
Dre. Bull’s
J. W. Bull
All Druggista
Fall River Tenders
Frank Whetzel
Dept. B
American Express Building
Chicagq
Morse the
Star Witness
Jacobson Bros
Teamsters
Campbell
Mr. Morse
Beause McTiernan
Green Street
Mr. Campbell
Ward 8
Mr Morse
Boston & Northern Men Express
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