Death of Dr Thomas H Maguire Dorchester Physician Dead
Dr Thomas H Maguire aged 38 of 109 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester died yesterday at home from pneumonia after a week long illness. Born January 13 1877 in Boston he attended Boston Latin 1896 and Harvard Medical School class of 1900. Funeral Monday at 9 am at St William s Church Dorchester Avenue. Survived by wife a daughter three years old three brothers and a sister.
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Thomas H. Maguire
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
St. William’s Church
Correr Fesari Street
Dr. Maguire
Boston
Boston Latin
Harvard Medical School
Latin School
Carney Hospital
Massachusetts Medical Association
Dorchester Council
K.en
Catholic Order of Foresters
John A. Maguire
Gardner
Daniel Maguire
James J. Maguire
New York
Mary L. Keefe
Fitchburg
Rock Island Lines Introduce New California Train
Rock Island Lines announce the Califonian a fast all steel train to California via Kansas City and El Paso starting March 1 from Chicago at 9 00 am arriving Los Angeles third day at 7 15 am Fastbound return departs Los Angeles 3 00 pm arrives Chicago 1 45 pm The train runs through Chicago to Los Angeles with no change including Pullmans chairs dining car and coaches Low round trip fares and liberal stopover privileges Travel Bureau at 288 Washington Street Boston contact Y Parrott for literature and planning assistance
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California
San Francisco
San Diego
Golden State Limited
Rock Island Lines
Golden State
Kansas City
el Paso
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington Street
Boston
Rock Island Scenic Circle
Parrott
Oston
Olive Tablets advertised as liver and bowel aid
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a vegetable compound that improves skin tone and vitality by stimulating the liver and bowels. The ad touts pink complexion, bright eyes, and no pimples, claiming safe calomel replacement and millions sold annually at 10c and 25c per box.
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Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, O
Anti-kamma Tablets for All Pain Ad in Drugstore
Dr. C P Robbins endorses Anti-kamma Tablets as a reliable pain reliever. He cites rapid relief from headaches of malaria origin, digestion related headaches, neuralgia, and menstrual pains. Two tablets provide prompt relief and enable patients to resume normal activities. Available at all druggists under AK Tablets.
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C. P. Robbins
Mayo's Wife Knew of His Double Life
In New Haven Mayo Radiator Company case, autopsy under way on Lilly Cook, presumed suicide. Coroner Mix reports two physician notes as probes into cause of death continue. Mayo’s connections to Lois Waterbury and family tensions draw public scrutiny.
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Mayo
Miss Cook
Benjamin Slade
Mays
Brooklyn
Lois Waterbury
James Dudley
Frank Cook
N. Y
Helen Wilson
Young Women’s Christian Association
Inez Hull
Cook
Dudley
New York
Miss Hull
West Rock Park
Lilly Cook
New Hiaven
Scott Street
Michael Stapleton
Miss Wilson
New Haven
Fred Waterbury
Lois
Texas
Maya
Young Waterbury
Middle West
Through Rail Service to California by Burlington Route
A sales note from Alex Stocks of New England Pass Agent for the Burlington Route promotes a daylight through service to California via Denver Colorado Springs Pike’s Peak Pueblo Royal Gorge Salt Lake City with homeward routes via Glacier or Yellowstone. He offers free pictures maps and schedules and invites visits or calls at 264 Washington St Boston.
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California
Colorado
Utah
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Pueblo
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone Park
Alex
Stocks
New England Pass
Washington St
Boston
Lord Defeats Huston in Class A Amateur Billiard Match
In Philadelphia on March 5 R M Lord of Chicago defeated Corwin Huston of Detroit 400 to 294 in the afternoon game of the Class A amateur billiard tournament for the national championship. Lord posted averages and high runs 722 54 550 while Huston had 529 58 30.
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Philadelphia
R. M. Lord
Chicago
Corwin Huston
Detroit
Lord
Huston
Effort to Keep Horn in Maine Faces Government Move
Authorities vow to block Werner Horn from being sent to Boston where he is charged with illegally transporting dynamite from New York to Vanceboro Me just before the February 2 partial destruction of the international bridge.
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Werner Horn
Maine
Boston
New York
Vanceboro
Horn case to face federal hearing on escape charges
Daniel T. OConnell, Horn’s counsel, plans to pursue all steps to protect rights. Horn's release from Machias jail today after a 30 day sentence for malicious destruction of property in Vanceboro. A federal arrest warrant awaits him in Portland for fugitive from justice in Massachusetts with three indictments. He will be brought before U S Commissioner Farrington in Augusta for a hearing Monday or Tuesday, delaying removal three to four days or longer.
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Horn
Daniel T. O’connell
Machias
Washington
United States
Portland
Massachusetts
Maine
Farrington
Augusta
Military Funeral for Japanese Steward at Chelsea Naval Cemetery
Military funeral services were held yesterday for Iwa matsu Okamoto a Japanese cabin steward who served 18 years in the United States Navy and was a steward on the battleship Iowa at the time of the death of Fighting Bob Evans The ceremony took place in the cemetery of Chelsea Naval Hospital.
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Iwamatsu Okamoto
United States Navy
Iowa
Bob’? Evans
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Pay Honor to Boston Artist at Copley Plaza Breakfast
A breakfast will honor Boston painter John J. Enneking for 50 years of work. The 10:30 a.m. event at the Copley Plaza ball room follows Parisian style dejeuner a la fourchette with prominent artists and patrons from New England invited.
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Copley Plaza
John J. Enneking
Boston
France
Paris
New England
Polish Relief Fund Receives $9130 Donation
William P. Blake treasurer reports the Polish relief committee received $9130 from the Public Interest League of the Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association as proceeds of The Polish Day. Included funds and flags bring the total to $33,841.22 to date.
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William P. Blake
Polish Relief Committee
Public Interest League
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association
Springfield
Judge Brown Loses Winthrop Moderator Recount by One Vote
At a Winthrop town election recount for moderator Judge Charles J. Brown of the East Boston Court narrowly loses by one vote after being declared winner last Monday.
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Brown
Winthrop
Charles J. Brown
East
Boston
Dys-pep-lets Digestive Remedy Advertisement
An advertisement touts Dys-pep-lets as a superior digestive aid made from a blend including pepsin bismuth rhubarb mint and other curatives. It promises quick relief a pleasant taste and daily use benefits with a clergyman endorsement and a ten cent aluminum trial box offer.
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Elm & Union
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Yale Medical School
Arnon A. Alling
H. J. Donnelly
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Hull
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