Remarkable Cure Claims by Dr Grady Attract Boston Notice
A series of testimonials praise Dr Grady for curing catarrh eczema tapeworms indigestion and chronic rheumatism. Various individuals including John Lee Nellie Walsh Lucy Hill Edward Lyons Mary Burke and Mary Kenray report dramatic improvements or cures after treatment. The ad promises free consultation and offers post office visits and mail treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Lee
Waverly Pl
Powers Hotel
Eureka Lodge of Masons
Lee
Nellie Walsh
Charles Strieff
Bismarck Street
Lucy Hill
Grady
Comhs
O'Laughlin
Lyons
Andrew Horn
Park
Hollister At
Silver @ Ice Company
Orn
Lodge
Mary Burke
Central Park
Thomas Burns
Mary Kenray
New York
Mary Joyce
Edward Lyons
Strieff
Bismarck
Joseph Fleming
John Lors
Alice Morrill
Europe
Dr. Grady
Ex-Congressman Sprague Sees Brief Ride Near Hospital
Charles F. Sprague former congressman from the eleventh district remains at McLean Hospital in Waverly where he was confined for mental illness. Yesterday a carriage with two attendants drove him and the team to nearby Wayland and back before lunch. His condition is described as serious and fluctuating with a guarded prognosis despite specialist care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Sprague
Congress
Eleventh
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Hope Cottage
Mr. Sprague
Waltham
Wayland
Upham
Boutelle
Sprague
Europe
Atlantic
Charcot
Paris
Carlsbad
Spraie
Washington
Brookline
McLean Asylum
Nassau
Booth
Found wife and furniture vanish from Cambridge home
John Alex Johnson returns to 444 Green Street Cambridge to find his wife, mother-in-law, and her cousin have left with all household goods to 712 Massachusetts Avenue. A trunk, bicycle, and writing desk remain his property. The wife reportedly left after a family aunt declared she no longer loves him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alex Johnson
Green Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Blood Purity Remedy
The article extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure for catarrh by acting on the blood rather than local applications. It claims the remedy removes the catarrhal poison through the body, reducing hawking and gagging as secretions decline, and notes broad availability in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
Dogan in Spotlight as Former Inspector Levels Charges
Former Police Inspector Cogan accused Captain Dogan of aiding prisoner escapes at a State House hearing. The charges surprised police HQ and marked the first public mention of Dogan in the ongoing inspectors probe led by lawyer W H Baker. Police officials had long viewed Dogan as a capable, upright officer.
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Cogan
State House
Dogan
Dugan
W. H. Baker
Ge Cee’ Jogos
Brooks Sues For Restitution Of Presents From Maud Poole
Detroit attorney William G. Brooks seeks return of jewelry valued at $5600 given to Maud Poole of the Jefferson De Angelis company. Poole was arrested on a civil suit in Brooks's favor. case not set until April. Poole, daughter of Detroit’s city marshal, met Brooks during a 1890s tour. Brooks notes her temper and alleged pawned status of items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Marion H. Simmons
Mutual Reserve Fund Association
George Simmons
Simmons
William G. Brooks
Brooks
Maud Poole
Jefferson de Angelis Operatic Company
Mise Poole
Bacon
Miss Poole
Frans Wilson
Detroit
Phillips Brooks
Keatingoyle
J. Barry
Hatton
Lansing, Mich
Cuban constitutional convention committee meets in Havana
In Havana March the committee on relations of the Cuban constitutional convention met briefly. Saner Tamayo chairs the foreign relations panel as members discuss positions and consider a minority report if needed. The session was quiet with a short gathering of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Saner Tamayo
Egyptian palmist Leosaidow released from Merrimack jail
Leosaidow an Egyptian palmist and fortune teller was freed by a Supreme Court order after confinement since last July in Concord New Hampshire. He immediately left for Boston on the first train. He had been arrested in Fall River Massachusetts last summer for obtaining money by false pretenses from a local woman and was indictment quashed on county solicitor motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Leosaidow
Merrimack County
Supreme ’Court
Boston
Leo
Fall River
Mass
Harbor News Dispatches Dozens Of Ships And Commands
Big liner Commonwealth sighting proves a false alarm as customs and immigration officers rush to the Hull station. The fleet from Europe delayed by bad weather. Cunard Ivernia to sail for Queenstown and Liverpool with 9000 tons and 25 intermediate passengers. Coal shipments and pine receipts add to a bustling harbor day with eighteen vessels and a heavy coal cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Commonwealth
McAuley
Hull
Duchne
Farley
Boa
Barrett
Billings
Chandler
Liverpool
Queenstown
William Brittain
Ariel
Bay
Minot's
Mercury
J. H. Rutter
Metacomet
New York
Narka
Lunenburg
Sponagle
Salt Cay
Turks Island
Eastern Salt Company
Addie Morrill
Buenos Ayres
Bermuda
Winifredian
London
Altonia
Nutfield
Cuba
Halifax
Gorsemore
Meirion
Avonmouth
Allan
Glasgow
Cunam
Ivernia
Warr
Boston
Alexander McKay
Etruria
J. Rockwell
Eleanor A. Goldthwaite
H. H. Etsington
J. H. Scott
Thomas. Flack
Edward P. Newton
Chandler Robbins
Susan H. Fiske
Selle O'Neill
Morris W. Child
Apalachicola
William J. Lermond
Pasca
Shipping News Briefs From The Port of Philadelphia
March shipping notices list arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners from Liverpool to Philadelphia and Portland. Names include Commonwealth, Mc Auley, Gloucester, Nicker on, Penobscot, Gale, Bangoont, and many tugs and barges. Ports mentioned include Norfolk, Boston, St. John, Portland, and Charleston with cargoes of merchandise and coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
McAuley
Liverpool
Queenstown
Richards, Mills & Co
Eva
Paulsem
Lanjenurg
Gloucester
Dizer
Itimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Spartan
Nickeron
Philadelphia
B. Sampson
H. F.imock
Ce Gale
New York
Penobscot
Ingr
Lewis
Hoboken
Waikver Chenango
Hopatcong
Tobyhanna
Mercury
Kelly
J. H. Rutter
Metacomet
Eureka
Plummer
Bala
Radnor
4Do
Gibson
South Amboy
Gladiator
Hunt
Bar Ww
Crosthwaite
Paterson
Elvin
Bacon
Lynn
Joshua Lovett
Ker
Vineyard Aven
Shickshinney
Ely
Ladekpa
Ear Ridge
Girard
Paxinos
Carbonero
Hawes
Shenandoah
Phante
Nottingham
Tin
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Seminole
Jacksonville
Charleston
S C
Magda
Philadelhia
Williamsport
Saem
George W. Wells
Druid
St. John
N. B
Rtland
Ella May
Meat. Me
Eva May
John Bb. Norris
Georges Creek
Baltimore
Waltham
Haverford
Thaxter
Woodbury
Swatara
Brookside
Franklin
Pine Forest
Valley Forge
Burnside
Lincoln
Paxtang
Newbyport
Wyalusing
Brunswick
Perth Amboy
Salem
Cheektowaga
Baffle
Byssus
Buckler
Lackawanna
Hatteras
Norfolk, Va
Portland
Philadelpers
Wadena
Newedford
Elk Garden
Cumberland
Dudley Pray
Parne Grace
Perth
Amboy
World’s largest steamer Oceanic 17274 tons sails
The Oceanic 17274 tons 704 feet long is cited as the largest steamer. Built at Harland & Wolff Belfast the White Star Line plans a 21000 ton monster. Local agency has no definite word from head office about a new ship but reports in the New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin suggest a larger sister ship.
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Ella I. Davenport
Carrabelle
Bes
Laura
M. Lunt
Latilla
Rence
H. A.tey
Dunmore Street
Roxbury
Wort
Oceanic
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Ireland
Co. H& Co
Home Office
New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
White Star Line
T Wharf
Lear_C
Provincetown
Marshall L. Adams
Haddock
United States
Civil Service Commission
BE. E. Stebbins
Imit
S Maud
Elinor Converse
C. A. Converse
U.S. N
Morgan Line
el Valie
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company
New York
New Orleans
Henry W. Cremp
Norfolk
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Portland
Palmer
Smith
Edward H. Blake
Fernandina
Kregar
Philadelphia
Fitherwold
San Domingo
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
New England
Gi Pool
Civil Court Docket Suffolk County Injury Cases
First Session Judge Maynard Walsh Harrahy Burke Meehan vs City of Boston verdicts for defendants in city cases. Second Session Judge Richardson Wells Floyd next of kin suit for a 2 year old's death from an excavation. Third Session Judge Gaskill McManus cases against Boston Elevated Rail. Minor seeks damages for fall into catch basin. Fourth Session Judge Stevens Morris Staples Ig ar. Promissory note and other civil actions. Session Without Jury Judge Mason Edison Electric Illumination vs Hilton. Various trials noted with verdicts and dispositions.
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Suffolk County
Maynard
Patrick Walsh
Alexander Mcurty
Michael Burke
Same
Peter Harrahy
Thomas Meehan
J. J. Finnegan
City of Boston
J. J. Finne
Capee
Stanstri
Commonwealth Avenue
Summit Avenue
Meehan
Theity
Boston
James E. Cotter
Thomas McAnarny
Walsh
Harrahy
Burke
L. Whipple
Charles Reed
Finnegan
W. N. Badger
H. Hudson
Richardson
John Wells
Thomas Floyd
Albert Wells
Spearchardson
Laintiff
Wider
Wait & Whitman
de- Weeva
A. Lelands
Aegan
Enery
Jes & Stearns
Oe & Knowles
W. B
Gaskill
Tena McManus
Elevated Railroad
Albert A. McManus
Pera
Cambridge Street
Bowdoin Square
R. McManus
Or Tena McManus
Albert McManus
William B. Sprout
Henry
G. I. May- Pack
We Es Ley
Ity
Smith
Oregon Street
Mot
Rt Haines
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Elsen Bridge
Fuller
H. F. Hurlburt
Stevens
Hyman Morris
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Tremont
Church Street
Scott
BE. P. Saltonstall
G. A. Staples
M. G. Igar
W. B. Rich
W. Jenness
J. O
Wardwell
J. R. Larkin
G. R. Blinn
O'Connor
O’connor
KE. W. Philbrick
James Moran
J. J. O'Brien
Richard Sullivan
Phipps & Curtin
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted For Rectal Troubles
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent, painless remedy for piles and rectal issues. It claims immediate relief, no surgical need, and ease of use as suppositories. The product contains soothing oils and antiseptic acids, with no cocaine, mercury, or dangerous drugs, and is priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Auction Sale Real Estate in Chelsea Mass. Commissioner Named
Pursuant to Probate Court warrant Henry Young as commissioner will sell at public auction on Saturday March 16 1901 at two PM the dwelling lot at Lynn Street Chelsea Suffolk County Lot 1 on Shearer plan bounded Lynn Street to the southeast Lot 2 Lynn Street to the northeast line parallel 75 feet and 25 feet other boundaries Terms include two hundred fifty dollars cash and the balance in installments from the sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Chelsea
Lynn Street
Shearer
Winnisimmet
Henry ©. Young
Tremont Building
Boston
Foreclosure Sale of Cannon Estate Property in Roxbury
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage deed on a Roxbury parcel at 16 Terrace Street BostonMasses with buildings and lot boundaries described. Sale set for Monday March 25 1901 at 4 PM and subject to unpaid taxes and assessments. Laura A B Ward mortgagee owner of record notices and details by Frank C Hyde attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yon
Cannon
Mary J. Aga
Rose Ann Cannon
Katherine EB. V. Cannon
Maria
Michael Cannon
Boston
Laura A. B. Ward
Suffolk
Terrace Street
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Roxbury
T. B. Williams
T. B. Moses
Willams
John M
Ton & Providence R. R. Company
Williams
S&s
Race Street
Maria Cannon
Laura A. B. WA
Said
Frank C. Hyde
Federal St
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Ataat
Catarth
Tremont St
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office
Mee Basic
Milk Street
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
BF. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Sec
Kaiser
Cut
Berlin
William
Prince Henry of
Prussia
China
Emperor William
Hart
Common Council
Insurance Company
Messrs. Myers
Davis
Paine Memorial Hall
Buchu Lithia
Newbor
B. Smith
Hope Cottagh
Sprague M'Lean
Johnson
Navy Yard
Police Headquarters
Ogan
George James
Scranton
Agnew
Burwell & Sons
Boylston St
Washington St
Shipping News
Eula
PALMO
Hallid Drus CO
Cleveland
Ghelsea
Cunningham Bros
Duffy’s
Gil
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