Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Medical Use
The ad touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the sole pure medicinal whiskey with fifty years of proven, reportable health benefits. It cites over 7000 doctors and 2000 hospitals, warns against imitations, and urges readers to demand the genuine “The Old Chemist” brand sold for $1.00 a bottle with a free medical booklet offered by the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company of Rochester New York.
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Farly
Duffy
B. C. Henning
Coraopolis
Duffy's
Inabel
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
Man and Wife Assaulted in Lyndhurst Factory Row
March 5 Lyndhurst Mr and Mrs Charles MacIntire employees at Nicholson Co shoe factory were set upon by two men and two women from Boot and Shoe Workers Union. MacIntire knocked unconscious by a pistol butt. his wife struck in the face and pelted with eggs as she fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Charles MacIntire
Lyndhurst
Nicholson & Co
George E. Nicholson & Co
MacIntire
Eight-Hour Day For Painters In Haverhill Strike
The master painters have granted their workers an eight hour day starting May 1 with no wage reduction. The decision affects all painter shops in Haverhill and ends a dispute over hours and pay that had lingered through spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mason's Narrow Escape and Arrest Drama in Cambridge
Edward R. Mason of 87 River street Cambridge encountered two young women in the Hub. They dined and left him $20 poorer and he later trailed Mary Rogers to the West End, led to arrest by Patrolman Casey. A Tremont street dash ended with Mason slipping on wet concrete and narrowly escaping a fatal run over by an express wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Mason
River Street
Cambridge
Mary Rogers
West End
Casey
Division 3
Tremont Street
Mason
West Street
Woman Serious After Bag of Rags Hit
Annie Polek of 33 Morton Street North End lying in City Hospital Relief station in serious condition after being struck by a bag of rags on stairs at 92 Blackstone Street last night. She suffers contusions to head and chest as she was knocked heels over head down the stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Annie Polek
Morton Street
North End
Blackstone Street
Longy Club Concludes Season With Fine Chickering Hall Concert
At Chickering Hall last evening the Longy Club offered its final concert of the season before a sizable, appreciative audience. The sextet by Thuille opened the program, followed by Handel’s two oboes and bassoon sonata, and Raff’s Sinfonietta for ten wind instruments. The performance was superbly rendered and lauded with an enthusiastic ovation. Mr. Longy and his group are a unique organization, enriching the city’s musical life.
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Chickering Hall
Longy Club
Ludwig Thuille
Handel
Raff
Longy
Woman coal manager arrested for larceny in January
Miss Jaicy E. Parsons, 50, arrested by Division 3 officers on charges of stealing $6 from Miss Julia Rogers at Rogers home on Myrtle Street in mid January. Parsons, former Baker Hunnewell employee with office at 127 Cambridge Street, allegedly misled customers and kept coal orders and books for 16 years. She vanished after the January loan of $65, with neighbors doubting her sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaicy E. Parsons
Julia Rogers
Myrtle Street
Miss Parsons
Miss Rogers
Baker-Hunnewell Company
Cambridge
Hair Growth Wonder Promises Overnight Restorations
A renowned physician chemist at Altenheim Medical Dispensary claims to have a compound that grows hair overnight on any bald head. He offers free trial packages by mail to readers, asserting instant results and universal applicability, with testimonials and endorsements from citizens nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim
Ale
Altenheim Medical
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Foso
Cincinnati
Ohio
Subsidizing Large Families Proposed in Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg March 5 Mr Bluml of Cameron county father of 11 children introduced a bill to subsidize large families with prizes and medals. It sets payments from 10 dollars to 50 dollars for mothers of large families and grants education expenses up to 500 dollars for the seventh son or daughter born in the state. Medals designs to be provided by the Governor. divorce or separation bars apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
East Boston Tunnel Nears Completion Next Summer
By September first, the first electric car may run through the East Boston tunnel from Maverick square to Scollay square. Contractors expect completion by next July. Workers from East Boston are 600 feet from the Atlantic avenue station, with Scollay square to Atlantic avenue progressing rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Maverick Square
Scollay Square
Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic Avenue Station
Million-dollar gift to Barnard College reported
New York March 5 Barnard College has received a gift of 1,000,000 dollars from a donor known only to President Butler and Treasurer Plimpton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnard College
Butler
Plimpton
Coal Mine Dispute In Chelsea Referred To Clerk Curley
Chelsea police handle ownership of about 200 tons of coal dumped under a Chelsea wharf on Marginal street. The coal, extracted by workers using the placer method, is disputed between Mrs. George T. Oakes, owner of the wharf, and J. E. Lewis & Co. Capt. Lewis insured. Curley delays action awaiting more information.
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Chelsea
Joseph ‘M. Curley
Chelsea Creek
George T. Oakes
J. E. Lewis & Co
Lewis
Curley
Coal Imports to Boston Reach 1 239 248 Tons
From January 1 to March 1 this year Boston received 1 239 248 tons of coal, including 739 744 tons domestic and 499 499 tons foreign. The total equals one fourth of 1901. Many colliers are en route, some days overdue, others at ports seeking shelter after heavy Atlantic weather damaged ships.
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Boston
Cambridge High Dominates Triangular Indoor Meet
Cambridge High School swept the Cambridge Y M C A triangular meet totaling 2 points with Cambridge Manual Training School and Cambridge Latin School trailing at 19 and 7. W T Dunn of Cambridge High won the 20 yard dash closed. C F Lamb won the 20 yard dash open handicap with one foot handicap. Cambridge High took first and second in the high jump and led in the standing jumps and potato race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High
Cambridge High School Athletic League
Cambridge Y. M. Co. A
W. T. Dunn
Cambridge High School
K. Park
Cambridge Manual Training School
C. F. Lamb
Cambridge Latin School
Stoneham Debates Carnegie Library Gift Reflected by Town Meeting
Stoneham residents debated Andrew Carnegie's 15000 dollar offer for a public library. The matter was referred to a committee of 15 for consideration and final disposition after a heated town meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneham
Andrew Carnegie
Protective Association Elects Boston Officers
The annual meeting of the Boston protective department elected officers and thanked Secretary Spaulding and Superintendent Abbott. Re-elected were President Frederic W Hinckley, Vice President Edward D. Blake, Secretary Treasurer Edward Spaulding, and directors George P. Field Frederic Hinckley Edward C. Brush B. B. Whittemore W. H. Rogers G. C. Holt R. F. Barrett Edward D. Blake and George O. Russell.
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Boston Protective Department
Spaulding
Abbott
Frederic W Hinckley
Edward D. Blake
Edward Spaulding
George P. Field
Frederic Hinckley
Edward C. Brush
B. B. Whittemore
W. H. Rogers
G. C. Holt
R. F. Barrett
George O. Russell
Evanston Alumni Meet Set By New England Club
The Northwestern University Club of New England will hold its second semi annual dinner tonight at the Bellevue in honor of President Merernd J. James. A stray line suggests a box address and a stray ad note about a remedy for a cold priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University Club of
New England
Bellevue
Merernd J. James
Bermuda Wreck Inquiry Targets U S Consul Greene
March 6 report states the State Department will probe Consul W Maxwell Greene at Hamilton Bermuda over the wreck of the Madiana. Allegations claim he showed indifference to shipwrecked passengers and did not assist their rescue. Greene, appointed from Rhode Island in 1898, served many Boston and Massachusetts passengers.
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Washington
State Department
United States
W. Maxwell Greene
Hamilton
Bermuda
Greene
Rhode Island
Boston
Massachusetts
Patrolmen Dismissed Over Incapacity and Intoxication
The Police Board finds Patrolman Henry M Thompson of Division 6 unfit due to physical incapacity and dismisses him from the force. Patrolman Alfred Fousha of Division 10 is dismissed for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Thompson
Alfred Fousha
Public House Reform Move Proposed in Boston Meeting
Kellogg Durland urged starting the public house reform movement at a Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government gathering held at 6 Marlboro Street. The idea centered on Gottenburg House as a temperance drinks venue to aid working people.
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Gottenburg House
Boston
Kellogg Durland
Equal Suffrage Association For Good Government
Marlboro Street
The Fear of Humbug and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A critique of distrust in stomach remedies and a defense of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The article explains the tablets use transparent ingredients like pepsin and digestive ferments to aid digestion after meals, claiming they address root stomach issues rather than bowels. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Girl Found Unconscious on Street Behind Hotel Touraine
A young girl lay senseless on the street behind the Hotel Touraine as onlookers gathered. Police took her to the Relief station after locating her. No injuries were visible and she recovered sufficiently to give her name.
Mystery illness halts 15 year old Helen Quinn on city street
Helen Quinn age 15 of 204 F street walked toward Tam worth street and suddenly fell. She was unconscious for over an hour then remained semi conscious after being found at the Relief station. She could offer no explanation to her mother Lizzie Quinn after being taken home.
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Helen Quinn
F Street
Tamworth Street
Lizzie Quinn
Brent
Maurice M. Brent
S&j. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Boston
Gilligan
South Boston
Catherine
Matthew Gilligan
East Second Street
Gate of Heaven Church
Reserve Officers Promoted To Patrol Divisions
The Board of Police promoted reserve officers and assigned them to divisions where they will serve. Horatio C. Chase in Division 2. Mark V. Kilroy and Michael J. Sullivan in Division 4. James McMullin Jr in Division 5. Edward H. Murtagh, James P. Kirby in Division 6. Florence J. Driscoll in Division 7. John F. McGillicuddy in Division 10. James J. Hanrihan and Frank J. Kelley in Division 11. George S. OBryan and Thomas H. Vincent in Division 11. John F. Lyons in Division 12. George W. A Dawson and William N. Lyons in Division 13. Patrick E. Holleran and Michael Sullivan in Division 16. William W. Dunn in Division 16.
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Board of Police
Horatio C. Chase
Mark V. Kilroy
Michael J. Sullivan
James McMullin, Jr
Edward H. Murtagh
James P. Kirby
Florence J. Driscoll
John F. McGillicuddy
Ivision
James J. Hanrihan
Frank J. Kelley
George S. O'Bryan
Thomas H. Vincent
John F. Lyons
George W. A Dawson
William N. Lyons
Patrick E. Holleran
Michael Sullivan
William W. Dunn
Re Vere Board Recounts Selectmen Ballot Vote
The board of registrars of voters of Re vere recounted ballots cast last Monday for Selectmen between Samuel A. Segee and W. S. Fernald, and the recount produced no change in the result.
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Board of Registrars of Voters of
Revere
Samuel A. Segee
W. S. Fernald
Portland's gin record shatters Maine law limits
Portland Maine reports a flood of Holland gin on the Dominion Line steamer Alexandrian from Antwerp. With 13,48 cases of gin 206 casks of brandy 30 casks of rum and 41 cases of liquors the ship is said to be full above seas and the cargo includes 28,850 bags of sugar. Authorities cannot seize the liquor yet and plans call for sealing cars and hauling the alcohol to Canada after Montreal refineries process it.
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Portland
Maine
Canada
Alexandrian
Dominion Line
G. Bruce
Antwerp
Montreal
Evacuation Day Plans Parade Events in South Boston
Final arrangements map a March 17 Evacuation Day festival in South Boston with a morning parade led by Chief Marshal Lieutenant Edward L. Logan, an afternoon high school cadet parade, and an evening escort for General Miles to a banquet at Gray's Hall. Escorted by G A R members and Major O'Connor Camp, the event closes with a Dorchester Heights flag raising by the Dorchester Heights Chapter DAR featuring Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild Jr and a late pyrotechnic display.
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South Boston
Edward L. Logan
Dorchester Heights
Death of Malden florist Benjamin Grey at 57
Malden reports the death of Benjamin Grey a prominent florist at his home 382 Eastern Avenue this morning aged 57. He was widely known in the local business community and his passing is noted by friends and customers alike. The funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Malden
Benjamin Grey
Eastern Avenue
ZEMA-CURA Promised Cure for Eczema Featured
An advertisement touts ZEMA-CURA as a speedy cure for eczema citing testimonials from Miss Alice Blanche of Alleghany City Pa. It claims rapid relief after the first application and asserts the treatment kills skin germs, drives out disease, and promises an absolute cure with continued use.
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Zema-Cura
Alice Blanche
Alleghany City
Blanche
ZEMA-CURA Advertised For Skin Diseases And Eczema
Externally applied ZEMA-CURA is touted as a safe remedy with years of success against skin diseases. Testimonials claim cures where specialists failed, while warnings target harmful alternatives and urge purchase from listed druggists and direct mail order from THE ZEMA-CURA CO.
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W. A. Steele
Corning
N. Y
Copeland
J. D. Benson
State St
Rutland
Zema-Cura CO
West 22Nd St
New York
Massachusetts Aves
Essex Pharmacy
Washington St
C. H. Hitchcock
Huntington Ave
J. W. Enright
Medford
Mass
More Trouble in Haverhill Strike Splits Two Unions
In Haverhill on March 5 the Shoe Workers' Protective Union withdrew three top turned-workmen from the Hilliard & Tabor factory, a plant in the ongoing strike. The workers, skilled in hand sewing, had remained at work until today when independent union officials called them out. A further strike of turned workers is anticipated.
Lowell Mill Treasurers Do Not Favor 10 Percent Hike
Lowell March 5. The Lowell Morning Citizens learns on good authority that mill treasurers presently are decided that the 10 per cent increase asked by textile operatives will not be granted.
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Lowell
Swedish Masquerade Ball by Twenty Merry Fellows in Boston
The Twenty Merry Fellows Swedish club of Boston hosted a masquerade ball last evening at Knights of Honor Hall 730 Washington Street. About 200 couples attended as costumes ranged from kings and queens to clowns and animals. The masquerade march led by E Nynan and Mrs Ny an started shortly before 11 o clock with winners announced after midnight.
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Twenty Merry Fellows
Boston
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
E. Nynan
Yale Students Form Catholic Club With Lectures Planned
Catholic students at Yale University organized a new club modeled after Newman Associations. A series of lectures is planned with Rev. John A. Conway of Georgetown University slated to speak next Sunday. Officers named include President F. J. Handell and Vice-President W. J. Mulligan.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Harvard
Pennsylvania
John A. Conway
Georgetown University
New Association
F. J. Handell
W. J. Mulligan
F. J. Romayne
W. J. Blatchley
Thomas Ryan Dies in New Bedford at Night
Thomas Ryan a clarinet and viola player with the Mendelssohn Quintet Club of Boston died in New Bedford this evening. The death leaves a notable figure in regional classical music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Thomas Ryan
Mendelssohn Quintet Club
Boston
Heir of Russian tycoon dies before inheritance claim
Vienna reports the son of M Tereschtenko, heir to a 75 million dollar fortune from a Russian predecessor, died of consumption before gaining control of the vast wealth. The line of succession is overturned as the estate remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
M. Tereschtenko
Meeting to Aid Finns at Faneuil Hall Draws 200
About 200 persons attended the Finland Relief Association meeting last evening in Faneuil Hall to raise funds for suffering people in Finland. Presiding officer Abraham Solomon introduced a speech by Louis Marston Finnish interpreter of the Gloucester District Court who described the hardship. C Smith and H Richmond also spoke, and a chorus of girls offered selections.
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Finland Relief Association
Faneuil Hall
Finland
Abraham Solomon
Louis Marston
Gloucester District Court
C. Smith
H. Richmond
Koch Lung Cure Promotes Inhalation Treatment in Boston
Dr Edward Koch from Germany promotes the Koch Inhalation Apparatus and Koch Tuberculine as a vapor therapy for consumption and asthma. He cites London congress prominence and Vienna sanitarium trials, noting testimonials from Boston patients and offering free examination and trial at 861 Boylston Street.
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Edward Koch
America
Germany
Robert Koch
Berlin
London
Dr. Koch
Dr. Goetsch
Vienna
Boylston St
Boston
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Raymond
Barnard
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Carnegie
Evanston
W. Grove
Consul Greene
Public House Reform Movement
Standish
Wash. St. Opp
Ags Big
Hotel Touraine
Miss Quinn
Malden Florist
Beefy
Boston Blend Coffee
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Summer St
Boston Formula Co
Roxbury Station
British Charitable Society
F. S. Risteen
Ore Square
M. Thomas T. Stokes
N. Brannan
Catholic Club
Yale
Lewis H. Hambro
Ffic Firma Kiley & Hambro
P. J. Kiley
Mr. Hambro
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