Warner's Safe Cure advertised as remedy for kidney liver and blood diseases
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as a complete home remedy for kidney and liver ailments, rheumatic pains and other symptoms. It promises quick relief with no after effects and claims doctors prescribe it in hospitals for fifty years. Available at drug stores for 50 cents or 1.00 a bottle, with free medical advice upon request.
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Warner's
Warner
Leadin Ng
Ares
Fgets Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Rochester, N. Y
Boston
Mass
DEPO
Eastern Drug CO
Fulton St
Griffith Rheumatic
Cure Co
Third Ave
Cor. Lith St
New York
N. X
John F Fitzgerald Club Owes $140 in Dorchester Case
In Dorchester the John F Fitzgerald Club owes electrician Thomas Murphy $140 for lighting. The case against club president Dr Daniel Harkins was continued as he was ill. George F Fitzgerald, mayoral brother, now heads the club.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Frank’ A. Campbell
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
Daniel
Thomas F. Murphy
Dr. Harkins
Wealth and Beauty Gone Aged Woman Fights Poor House Fate
Eleanor Fletcher known as Countess Bishop faces eviction as a foreclosure looms after ten days. the 80 year old once wealthy Civil War nurse and mother of Washington Irving Bishop appeals for public funds to keep her in her dilapidated Mt Peliier home and avoid the poorhouse amid claims against the Mexican government and a distant royal pedigree.
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Montpelier
New England
Eleanor Fletcher
Bishop
Bishop Nicholas
Washington Irving Bishop
Morse Sued for 475000 in East Cambridge suits
Charles W. Morse is named defendant in suits totaling 475000 filed in East Cambridge. Oakes Ames Frank A. Cutting and Arthur B. Temple sue for amounts ranging from 75000 to 250000, alleging they transferred stock and control of Massachusetts Telephone Telegraph Co to Morse on promises he failed to fulfill.
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Charles W. Morse
East Cambridge
Oakes Ames
Milton
Frank A. Cutting
Winchester
Arthur 8. Temple
Salem
Massachusetts Telephone & Telegraph Company
Verdict awards $1491 to Catherine B. Ryan against Elevated Railroad
A Superior Court verdict granted Catherine B. Ryan $1491 in her suit against the Boston Elevated Railway Company. She claimed injuries from a car's sudden start on Tremont Street near St. Alphonsus Street on November 21, 1904.
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Catherine B. Ryan
Superior Court
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Tremont Street
St. Alphonsus Street
Harvard Club to feature Longfellow readings next Saturday
The Harvard Club of New York arranged for Dc. T. Copeland to speak on Longfellow and read selections from American writers, past and present, this coming Saturday.
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New York
Harvard Club
Dc. T. Copeland
Harvard
Lynn salesman takes his own life under grim strain
Lynn March 5 James C. Raymond 21 a salesman for a local leather company died by hanging himself from the headboard of his bed. Authorities believe he suffered a severe grip attack as a likely cause.
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Lynn
James C. Raymond
Archie Roosevelt Out of Danger Says Surgeon General
Archie Roosevelt is reported better and out of danger after a good night and a fine day. Surgeon General Rixey stated Archie passed a good night and is doing as well as could be expected.
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Washington
Archie Roosevelt
Rixey
Archie
Cambridge Alderman Victim of Appendicitis
President Charles H. Lake of the Cambridge Board of Aldermen is at Cambridge Osteopathic Sanitarium with appendicitis. He is to undergo an operation likely today or Thursday after his son, now an osteopathic doctor, diagnosed the inflamed appendix.
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Charles H. Lake
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Osteopathic Sanitarium
Death of Gen Samuel Merwin NY banker and civic leader
Gen Samuel E. Merwin died at 75 in New Haven after a three year illness. A noted banker he served as president of Yale National Bank and New Haven Savings Bank. He was lieutenant governor under Governor Bulkeley from 1889 to 1893 and long served as colonel of the Second Regiment C N G.
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New Haven
Conn
Samuel E. Merwin
Yale National Bank
New Haven Savings Bank
Merwin
Bulkeley
Aristocratic burglar rises in jail wealth tale of Wandlass
Thomas Wandlass alias Charles Howard, a daring burglar jailed at Charles Street, inherits 80 000 from a Brooklyn grandaunt and plans to hide his disgrace from his New York society sister. He describes love and fortune schemes to lawyer Edward Barry as details of escape and marriage emerge.
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New York
Thomas Wandlass
Charles Howard
Charles Street
Ellen William Bevin
Brooklyn
Edward P. Barry
Superior Criminal Court
Wandlass
Edward Carr
Boston
Howard
Wandless
Mary Coyle
Father McLeod
St. Joseph Church
Charles P. Hatch
East
Criminal Court
Barry
Great Neck
L. I
Charles
Nellie
Miss Coyle
Tommie
O'Brien Dies Hatred of Tweed Shaped NY Politics
Former Sheriff James O'Brien a founder of City Democracy and longtime power in Manhattan died at the Hotel Astor at 69. A noted foe of Boss Tweed and Croker, he guided anti Tammany efforts and was known as Jimmy O'Brien. His death follows a life spent in Wall Street policy and political maneuvering.
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New York
James O’brien
City Democracy
Manhattan
Hotel Astor
O’brien
Boss Tweed
Jimmy” O’brien
Wall Street
Hoffman House
Richard Croker
Murphy
Tammany Society
Croker
Edward Lang to plead murder charge today
Edward Lang the marine accused by U S naval authorities of shooting fellow sailor Joseph Quinn of Manchester New Hampshire in Cuba will be brought to trial and called today before Judge Lowell in the United States Court to plead to the indictment of murder.
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Edward Lang
United States
Joseph Quinn
Manchester
N. H
Cuba
Lowell
Plea of Not Guilty Made in Lottery Cases
Former United States District Attorney James H. Casey, preparing to battle lottery cases against the government, appeared before Judge Lowell in the United States Circuit Court yesterday afternoon for his clients, George A.
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Cole
Benjamin McBalroy
Somerville
Mr. Casey
United States
James H. Casey
Lowell
George A
Postum Promoted as Health Booster by Iowa Woman
An Iowa woman testifies that switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee improved health and appetite, noting weight gain of 15 pounds in a year and relief from catarrh and hives. Her sister and husband report biliousness relief and catar rh improvement after the change. The letter cites Postum Co Battle Creek Mich and ends with the slogan There’s a reason Read the little book The Road to Wel in pigs.
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Postum
Postum. Co
Battle Creek
Mich
New York Central Directors Paroled After Brewster Wreck
President William Newman and the New York Central directors, held for the Brewster express wreck that killed 23 on Feb 16, did not appear as bail was set. They placed themselves at the coroner and district attorney's disposal. The coroner paused proceedings and planned to present to the grand jury with a manslaughter in the second degree inquiry against the NY Central.
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New York
William T. Newman
New York Central Railroad
Schwanfiecke
Brewster Express
New ‘York ‘Central
Schwannecke
Taft invites lawmakers on Cuba and Canal Zone junket
Secretary Taft has invited Senator Kittredge and Representatives Burton and Dearmond to join a naval trip to Cuba the Isthmus of Panama and Porto Rico. Engineers Noble Stearns and Freeman will assess Gatun locks pits. The March 24 start heads to Colon with brief isthmus and island stops. Governor Winthrop will accompany back home.
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Washington
Taft
Kittredge
South Dakota
Burton
Ohio
Dearmond
Missouri
Cuba
Panama
Porto Rico
Messrs
Noble, Stearns and
Freeman
Gatun
Colon
Winthrop
the Treasury
Fatal Streetcar Accident In Brooklyn Bridge Crash
Mrs. Jacob Tunbridge wife of Major Tunbridge of Brooklyn and said to be Judge Waterbury's daughter was killed on Brooklyn Bridge when an automobile swerved and she fell in front of a street car. Chauffeur Walter Owens was arrested.
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New York
Jacob Tunbridge
Brooklyn
Waterbury
Walter Owens
Melrose Rubber Shoe Workers Granted Pay Increase
Edgeworth and Melrose factory workers at Boston Rubber Shoe Co receive a small wage raise effective today after a petitioned one cent per shoe raise for boot makers and a half cent for Arctic makers following a nine hour day dispute. Some workers say the increase may still fall short of their needs.
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Melrose
Edgeworth and
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Indian Educated Class Seen as Mixed in Attitude Toward Missions
The Rev. J S Shandler of the Madura Mission spoke to the Young Men's Congregational Club at Copley Square Hotel about the educated native in India. He described Indians as a composite of religions and noted educated Indians show a range from hostility to missions to friendliness.
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India
Young Men's Congregational Club
Copley Square
J. S. Shandler
American Board
Madura Mission
Letter Box Thief Sentenced to Two Years
James Coleman, known as the letter box thief, was arrested after a watchman saw him insert a key and remove mail contents in a Federal building corridor. Judge Lowell sentenced him to two years as he cried being led out of the courtroom in the afternoon.
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James Coleman
Federal Building
United States Circuit Court
Lowell
Former Senator Burton to be Released March 22
Former Kansas Senator Joseph R. Burton to be freed March 22 from the Ironton jail in Missouri after a six month sentence for practicing before the post office department. A letter received here states good behavior shortens the term by 30 days.
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Burton
Abilene
Kan
Joseph R. Burton
Kansas
Ironton
Post Department
Osmo-Cemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment
The Osmo-Cemic Physicians announce a limited time offer through March 16th giving every patient a free month of treatment and medicines after a free X-Ray examination to prove curable cases. They claim a cure for chronic diseases with their Osmo-Cemic method and equipment, urging immediate contact to begin therapy.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Accessible Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians present themselves as regular graduates in good standing endorsed by the State Medical Examining Board. They claim not to advocate high medical fees or belong to medical trusts, charging a small fee to avoid charity stigma while offering offices equipped with modern appliances for chronic disease care.
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Medical Trust
Citizens laud Osmo-Chemic light treatment claims
A chorus of prominent locals testifies to cures from the Osmo-Chemic system including cancer, nervous conditions, catarrh, rheumatism, fistula, neurasthenia and heart pain. Names include Rev. D. Bixby Haverhill Mass Melville A Stone Reading Mass real estate agent Wm McConnell Boston Deacon D B King Worcester Mrs Jessie Heaton Natick Mr C L Welch Marlboro Mr Henry Fleming Sheffield Sherbon Mrs C E Minot Chelgen Mr Edward Swenson South Boston Mrs A F Bigelow Natick. Office ads urge sending stamp for hook on verse and list permanent offices with hours.
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Deacon D. B. King
Chandler St
Worcester
Mass
Whitehouse
Fington
N. H
Jessie Heaton
Pond St
Natick
Washington St
C. L. Welch
Marlboro
Henry Fleming
Maple St
Sherborn
C. E. Minot
Orange St
Chelgen
Edward Swenson
O St
Boston
A. F. Bigelow
Dr Williams Pink Pills Show Benefit in Debility Cases
A Cleveland area patient Mrs Sarah Ramsey from Litchfield Illinois describes relief from weakness dizziness and nervousness after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims hundreds of similar cures and notes the pills cost 50 cents per box with six boxes for 2 50 and include a free booklet titled Plain Talks to Women.
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Williams
Sarah Ramsey
St. John St
Litchfield
Ill
Dr. Williams
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Michael Thompson
Sumner Street
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