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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1911

Page

5

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Heals Female Ills

The letter writers from Waurika Oklahoma and Huntington Massachusetts report long lasting female troubles and nervouse exhaustion. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring health weight strength and sleep. The notice urges others with difficult cases to try the remedy.

Waurika Okla Lydia E. Pinkham Box Waurika, Okla Huntington, Mass Mart Janette Bates Huntington Mass

Missing monkey Marietta prompts $100 reward in Boston

Emma Trentini offers $100 for the recovery of Marietta a pet monkey that escaped during a theater performance when a cage fell from a Boston Theatre stage two monkeys arrived in the city at 6 o clock Sunday. Marietta was last seen climbing the water spout of the School Committee Building and has not been heard from since.

Marietta Batsie Emma Trentini Boston School Committee Arthur Hammerstein Howard Shelley

Cannon declines $500 a night for speaking dates

A Western lyceum bureau offered Representative Cannon of Illinois $500 a night for 10 nights. Cannon replied that he is too busy. The offer allowed him to name his own speaking dates on the circuit.

Washington Lyceum Bureau Representative Cannon Illinois Cannon

Brokers Letter Becomes Central Evidence in Larceny Trial

Assistant District Attorney Webber cites a letter alleged from Bigelow as key evidence. Defendants Arthur B. Sederquist John T. Barry D Eustace Bigelow and Henry F Curtis face 102 counts of larceny in the ongoing trial.

Webber Arthur B. Sederquist John TE. Barry D. Eustace Bigelow Henry F. Curtis Bigelow

Letters in trial reveal careful plots and handwriting checks

The defense used a general exception for each line of questioning after Judge Jenney presided. Witness Elmer E. George testified about the four accused brokers and their handwriting. A second witness, Charles H. Rollins, began Monday. The longhand letter from Bigelow discussed reporting purchases and warnings to avoid trouble, with references to a watchful group and cautions about crossing orders and further scrutiny by the exchange.

Jenney Elmer E. George Grove Street Melrose Charles H. Rollins Bigelow George Canaway Exchange Webber Archer Wilson

Mass Meeting to Support Irish Home Rule at Faneuil Hall

A mass meeting on the Irish home rule movement will be held at Faneuil Hall next Sunday evening. Speakers include Joan B. Redmond M P and Ex Mayor Josiah Quincy with Rt Rev Mgr Denis O Callaghan. Mayor Fitzgerald plans to attend and preside. Augustine J Daly will chair. doors open 7:45 for balcony seating. tickets not required except for platform access.

Ireland Faneuil Hall Friends of the Irish National Movement Joan B H. Redmond M. P St. Patrick's Day Fitzgerald Palm Beach Josiah Quincy Mgr Denis O'Callaghan Augustine J. Daly Boston Central

Mrs Douglas Funeral Service Held in Brockton

Mrs William L Douglas wife of former Governor Douglas will be buried in Melrose Cemetery tomorrow. Pallbearers include B B Russell M Low Walter Rapp and Fred O Bradford former local officials. Hymns Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light sung by Congregational quartet officiated by Rev Albert Hammatt. Mahogany casket and grave strewn with roses and carnations mark the service day closure of the Douglas factory.

Brockton William L. Douglas Douglas Melrose B. B. Russell M. Low Walter Rapp Fred O. Bradford Albert Hammatt Newtonville Douglas Factor

Fragmented health notice on laxative and quinine use

A damaged OCR passage references preventing laxative bromos as a measure. The text mentions a Saromo‑ting term and unclear guidance, offering no concrete actions or context.

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