Bright's Disease and Diabetes Cured by Dr Mott Method
Irvine K. Mott M D of Cincinnati Ohio a noted physician has announced a remedy for Brights Disease Diabetes and kidney troubles in all stages The University test treated twelve patients selecting five who were deemed fatal by a professor All five were discharged cured after three months with restored weight strength and appetite Copies of the public test are available by writing to Dr Mott for them He offers free expert opinions and a mailed essay on kidney troubles and his treatment to those sending symptom descriptions 108 Mitchell building Cincinnati Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine K. Mott
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Pulse Medical College
London
Eng
Bright
The
Evening Post
Mitchell Building
Is Your Kidney Health Worth It This Minute
An old advertise article promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidneys liver bladder blood and rheumatic issues. It explains a simple urine test to decide need and claims rapid relief from back pain frequent urination and burning. The ad notes pricing 1.00 per bottle or six for 5.00 and offers a free trial bottle by mail with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Dr. David
Quincy Strikers Stand Confident In Eight Hour Demand
Quincy quarrymen facing weather delays and defections push for an eight hour day with pay equal to nine hours, seeking weekly pay and broader union solidarity. Granite Manufacturers' Association offers eight hours in winter at present pay but nine hours rest of year. Union and company committees clash over terms. many workers have left town to seek work in Barre and elsewhere, while Barre prospers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Barre
Rockport
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Luther S. Anderson
John @ashman
John J. A. Field
John F. Galvin
Patrick W. Driscoll
James McGrath
James Gray
Dennis Falvey
John Bouton
Jerry Dineen
Granite Railway Company
Quincy Granite Quarries Company
H.hardwick & Co
Cranite Railway Company
Post
Madam Leech credits pink pills for Pale People cure
In Madison Maine, Mrs. S E Leech recounts years of digestive and pain symptoms after childbirth. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, noting marked improvement after the second box and total cure after six boxes. The ad promotes the pills as the only unfailing remedy with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Leech
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Madison
Mrs. Leech
Boers Receive Unofficial Reception in Washington
In Washington on March 4 Wes sels Wolmarans and Montague White consul-general for the South African republic in New York meet with Secretary Hay for a purely unofficial reception. The Boers, as private citizens visiting the United States, are noncommittal about their mission and proposals under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Messrs. Wessels
Wolmarans
Montague White
New York
Hay
United States
Plan to extend Broad Street and move Quincy Market
Colonel Holbrook leads a push for a level Broad Street extension to Haymarket square via John Barrett North Centre and Endicott streets. He proposes selling Quincy Market and part of South Market Street to fund a new six acre market site in the triangle bounded by Washington North Haverhill and Causeway, near the North station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Holbrook
Broad Street
Haymarket Square
John Barrett
Centre
Endicott
Quincy Market
Long Market
South Market Street
Washington Street
North
Haverhill
Causeway Streets
Medford Street
Beverly
Travers Streets
North Station
Washington
Commercial
Prince and
Thatcher Streets
Lafayette Avenue
Madicott
North Margin
North End
Heine Sues Otto for 820000 in Affection Suit
Lawrence March 4 A letter opening Dear Old Sport to Bernhardt A Otto of Lawrence leads to a 25000 suit for alleged alienation of a wife's affections. Heine seeks divorce and legal separation. Otto denies all allegations. Otto, a Washington Mills official in Lawrence, is reputed worth over 50000 and is married with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bernhardt A. Otto
Frederick J. Heine
Heine
Otto
Superior Court
A. Otto
Mass
The Starvation Plan and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The article argues against dieting for indigestion and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the best cure. It claims starvation worsens digestion, urges abundant nutrition, and states the tablets digest food independently of stomach function. It cites doctors endorsing the product and notes wide availability in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Harlandson
Redwell
Coroner's Jury Probes Death of Mrs Jennie Jennings
In Keend New Hampshire the coroner's jury studied the death of Mrs. Jennie T. Jennings. Doctors testified that liver disease would not alone cause death and contusions could be fatal. Her mother recalled her being driven from the kitchen by her husband. Verdict expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keend
N. H
Jennie T. Jennings
Jennings
Dewet Reported Wounded in Arm Near Harrismith
A Harrismith dispatch says Boer prisoners report General Dewet was shot in the arm during the attempt to break through the blockhouse line held by the New Zealanders near Harrismith and Van Reenen in the Orange River Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harrismith
Orange River Colony
Dewet
van Reenen
Slade to Seek Republican Nomination in 13th District
New Bedford March 4 Councillor David F Slade of Fall River is reported to run for the Republican nomination for Congress in the 13th district this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
David F. Slade
Fall River
Congress
Mrs Jeff Davis Said to Be Very Ill
Mrs Jefferson Davis widow of the last Confederacy president lies seriously ill at the St Charles Hotel in New Orleans. She arrived Saturday and was not alarmed until today when she worsened. Only her physician and nurse are admitted. She suffers acute rheumatism with heart trouble and extreme age challenges treatment. Her daughter Mrs Hayes is expected to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
St. Charles Otel
Knights of Columbus hold national convention at New Haven
The Knights of Columbus opened their national convention in New Haven amid debate over the new constitution and insurance rates. Delegates from 70 units across the U S and Canada discussed age based insurance cuts, stricter eligibility, and reported gains in councils and membership. Financial totals showed strong surplus and rising death benefits, with officers reporting improved finances and growth into many states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
the Knights of Columbus
National Council of the Order
States
Canada
Massachusetts
J. C. Pelletier
Boston
James J. Cavanaugh
William de O’brien
William 8. McNary
Daniel L. Pendergrast
Frank I. Pierson
Leominster
Timothy Hanrahan
James BH
Utah
California
Trojida
Alabama
New Mexico
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Nebraska
Unon
Knights of Columbus
United States
Daniel Colwell
P. J. Brady
Cleveland
William T.mcmannis
Brooklyn
N. Y
James E. McConnell
Fitchburg
Mass
Joined Republican Club Elects Notable Massachusetts Members
A meeting of the Massachusetts Republican Club election committee elected numerous prominent business and manufacturing figures to the club. The list includes Benjamin H. Anthony of New Bedford, Arthur H. Atwood of Winthrop, Frank E. Bailey of Lowell, Charles Knowies Bolton of Shirley, and many others across Springfield, Brockton, Lowell, and Boston, highlighting broad regional representation.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Benjamin H. Anthony
New Bedford
Arthur H. Atwood
Winthrop
Frank E. Bailey
Lowell
Charles Knowies Bolton
Shirley
Frederick W. Boulton
Spencer
Charles K. Brown
Newton
Lewis F. Carr
Springfield
Edwin H. Carter
George Wweeree
Winchester
Robert W. Day
Eld
Harry W. Mace
Brockton
Mer H. Imethher
Herbert 8. Fuller
Asa Godfferd
Worcester
H Edward P. Guild
Reading
Charles R. Howes
Yarmouth
James L. Humbrey
Chicopee
Bdward HH. Keith
A. Locke
Lexington
Johni G. Mackintosh
Albert H. McKennie
Gloucester
Arthur F. Soody Lynn
Charles H. Mulligan
Springfiel
Charles H. Nelson
North Grafton
Walter L. Parker
Honvid G. Pratt
Middleboro
W. 8
Southworth
Oll
Roger I
Boston
William ‘Thompson
Newton Parry
Tripp, Spencer
Marence W. Whidden
John, J. White
Bhdrere
Bridge G. Wood
Haverhill
Ibert L. Wyman
Whitten pleads guilty in two Easton district cases
Eugene Whitten of Brockton was arraigned in Stoughton District Court on charges of breaking and entering and larceny from P. W. Blake’s cottage and from Mrs. Lemuel Southworth Belursay’s grocery. He pleaded guilty to both, held in $1000 bail each, and committed to Dedham Jail. Plymouth County officers expect arraignment in Bridgewater district for another break-in last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham Jalil
Plymouth County
Whitten
Bridgewater Station
RIDDELL BOYS BODY FOUND
The body of five year old Oliver Riddell was found off the Pumping Station at Cow Pasture westward. Henry Riddell and his son left home Saturday afternoon to search for driftwood. Their boat was found overturned in the swampy area near Cow Pasture about 8:30 the next day, and Mr Riddell's body was found shortly after.
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Oliver Riddell
Cow Pasture
Henry Riddell
Giopatty
Mr. Riddell
Long-lived Braintree resident Daniel Harrington dies at 107
Daniel Harrington of Braintree died at his son-in-law Thomas Cullinan's hall avenue home. Born December 23, 1799 in Adrila Ireland he lived in the United States since age 11. He knew Patrick and Daniel O Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. He married Catherine Cadigan in 1819 producing three children. His second marriage to Kate O Neil in 1855 yielded six children, with only one son and one daughter surviving. His second wife died in 1882.
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Braintree
Daniel Harrington
Massachusetts
Thomas Cullinan
Hall Avenue
Harrington
Adrila
County Cork
Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Annie Parnell
Daniel O’connell
United States
St. John's
Catherine Cadigan
Kate O'Neil
Margaret Cullinan
Waiting Battle Over Deputyship Appointment
The paying deputyship appointment remains held up as a bitter feud subsides to patient waiting. Kelly and Nawn and their followers have settled into cautious patience while the dispute lingers unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Nawn
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
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Home Office
Milk Street
A. H. Curtis
Federal Street
Old Boston Club
Young’s Hotel
William F. Davis
William E. Cummings
Josiah F. Dunham
William A. French
H. Heber Richardson
Francis H. Brown
Ariel H. Crocker
Kiam H. Par
AVON
John T. Dolan
Orlando Leach
George W. Robbins
Quincy Strikers
OLD Fitcnbure
Suse
Quincy Alee Aika
Faneuil
Saskti
North Market Street
Clinton Market
Suama Iy
Starien
Travers
Munyon
Gure
York
Slade
Columbus
Republican Club
Riddell Boy
DR. Grady
Jos. W. Grady
Nawn-Kelly
Wm. P. Howland
New Bedford, Mass
China
E. Osgood Co
Washington St
Bay of Osgood
King
Jordan's
White's
Crosby's Jewelry
Oxford
Bath
Sarah A. Edgecomb
North Bath
Cobb Divinity School
Bates College
Bangor Theological Seminary
Good Will Home
Woman's Christian Association
Lewiston
City of
Central Maine General Hospital
Tuskegee Scool
Edgecomb
Treasury Department
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Gettysburg
Joseph P. Taggart
John Kennedy
N. H. & H. Railroad
Dr, Grady
William Dorcey
Mito
Inet
Grady
Joseph W. Grady
Tremont St
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