Finding of Mrs Holmes's body at Cotter's Point
Marblehead March 8 The body of Mrs C C Holmes of Boston mother in law of United States Marshal Darling recovered from the water off Cotter's Point today forwarded to Boston and conveyed to Colonel Darling 819 Beacon street for private burial tomorrow J H Sh Giles found the body after grappling about 200 feet from where Mrs Holmes's grip and satchel were located His iron attached to a weighty object and seconds later brought the body to the surface identified as Mrs Holmes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Waugh Sues for Divorce Against Cambridge Wife
Frederick T. Waugh of Cambridge filed for divorce yesterday at East Cambridge alleging frequent abuse by his wife Annie R. They wed May 2 1892. He says she beat him bit him locked him in a room attempted to throw him from a window and tore his clothing along with choking him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T. Waugh
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Annie R
Cripple Creek Miners Freed In Local Case Batches
Cal March 8 All cases against the Cripple Creek miners, charged with train derailings, the Vindicator mine disaster, and other offences, have been nalled on the request of District Attorney Trowbridge before Judge Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Cal
Trowbridge
Lewis
Fiberloid Co. to Occupy New Indian Orchard Plant
Newburyport March 8 The Fiberloid Manufacturing Company which lost half its plant by fire last night will soon occupy its new factories at Indian Orchard The new plant of the Fiberloid company which makes celluloid collars and novelties consists of 20 buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Fiberoid Manufacturing Company
Indian Orchard
Fiberloid Company
Dickens set causes bankruptcy for silk ribbon maker
New York March 8 The bankruptcy petition against Emil Scherr a Philadelphia silk ribbon manufacturer cites his contract to pay 180000 for a 180 volume Dickens set at 1000 each as the main reason. The total price for the books was 180000 and the set included 180 volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Dickens
Emil Scherr
Fat Model's Straight Front at Dressmakers’ Demo
March 8 at Masonic Temple featured a corset demonstration by the Dressmakers' Protective Association. A 270 pound model was squeezed into corsets to create a taut straight front, with onlookers gasping at the dramatic transformation and claimed length reduction from 11 to 29 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dressmakers’ Protective Association
Masonic Temple
Miss White
Osmo-Chemic Offers Free Month of Treatment Ends Soon
Osmo-Chemic physicians in the Boylston Building extend a free month of treatment and medicines for four more days through March 13. Patients flocked to the offices for the X-Ray examination and radiant light therapy, with claims of cures across tuberculosis, deafness, catarrh, bronchial trouble, rheumatism, cancer, tumors, stomach issues, partial paralysis, and nerve disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curie Laboratory
Paris
France
Mrs Lassell and Mr Miles Cured in Lynn Mass
Mrs Carrie A Lassell of 26 Mudge Street Lynn Mass is reported cured of blood poison and spinal neuritis. Mr J H Miles of 15 HRantone Avenue Lynn Mass is reported cured of inflammation of the glands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie A. Lassell
Mudge St
Lynn
Mass
J. H. Miles
Hrantone Ave
Frenchmen Plan Invasion of Brazil by Four Steamships
Washington reports from Paris that a French syndicate has bought four steamers to mount a filibustering expedition into Brazil between the Oyapok and Araguari rivers. The move is denounced and the Washington administration warns against any Monroe Doctrine violation.
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Washington
Paris
France
Brazil
Oyapok
Araguari
Free Month of Treatment at Osmo-Chemic Physicians
An offer valid for four days at the Osmo-Chemic Physicians in the Boylston Building promises a full month of treatment including all medicines and radium with no cost to patients. The plan covers the entire course and requires beginning therapy within the stated four day window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Curing the hopelessly sick by local healers praised
Each week Osmo-Chemic Physicians publish names and addresses of people cured and well known in the community. The public is urged to talk with these residents, who are local and verifiably truthful about their recovery.
Bronchitis Cured in Marblehead and Lynn Residents
Mrs. A Ettinger of 16 Elmcourt Marblehead Massachusetts cured of bronchitis and rheumatism. Mr J B Hartman of 60 Lexington Street Lynn Massachusetts cured of bronchitis neuralgia and rheumatism.
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A. Etttinger
Elmcourt
Marblehead
Mass
J. B. Hartman
Lexington St
Lynn
Catarrh Cured By Local Women At Their Homes
Mrs Julia McGloth of 92 Federal Street reports cure of nasal catarrh and neuradexia. Mrs F H White of 308 Euclid Avenue treated for bronchial catarrh and kidney trouble with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McGloth
Federal St
F. H. White
Euclid Ave
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim New Diagnostic Tools
The article describes how Radio-Active Solution the X-Ray and the Osmo-Chemic Screen enable Osmo-Chemic Physicians to detect disease in any body part with ease, along with other remarkable instruments.
Local residents cited as cured from kidney and liver ailments
Mrs Anna Blanchard of Lynn Massachusetts is listed as cured of kidney disease at 59 North Franklin Street. Mr Pearce M Flage of Lynn Massachusetts is noted as cured of liver complaint and nasal and stomach catarrh. Mrs Marie Hobbig of Lynn Massachusetts is recorded as cured of liver complaint and chronic dyspepsia. Mrs M L McCarthy of Manchester New Hampshire is noted as cured of unspecified ailments.
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Anna Blanchard
North Franklin St
Lynn, Mass
Pearce M. Flage
Smith St
Lynn
Mass
Marie Hobbig
West Neptune St
Anemia Cured At Lynn Addresses Report
Mrs. Belle Forbes of 19 Sutton Street Lynn Massachusetts is cured of Impoverished Blood and Intercostal Neuralgia. Miss Helen B Foss of 15 Deer Park Street Lynn Massachusetts is cured of Anemia and Catarrh of the nose throat and stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Forbes
Sutton St. Lynn
Mass
Helen B. Foss
Deer Park St
Lynn
Local Cure Claims From Boston to Portland Listings
A Boston and New England column reports several cures including Mr. A Sopolsky of Portland Maine and Mrs Annie Lenahan of South Boston cured of Lung Disease. Also noted are cures for facial paralysis of Mr W H Titcomb in Lynn Massachusetts and abdominal tumors for Mrs Emma Chase and Mrs Annie Thomas in Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sopolsky
Fore S&j
Portland
Annie Lenahan
Ellery St
Boston
Mass
W. H. Titcomb
French St
Lynn
Emma Chase
Glenwood St
Annie Thomas
Mansur Pl
Asthma Cures Reported for Two Men in Massachusetts
Mr. Joshua M. Bunker of Middle Street Braintree and Mr. Robert Meakin Jr. of Summer Street Lynn, Massachusetts are reported cured of asthma. The brief notice lists their names and addresses without further detail.
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Joshua M. Bunker
Middle St
Braintree
Mass
Robert Meakin, Jr
Summer St
Lynn
Lopez Bond Plan Rejected by War Dept
Washington report says Fiske Warren of Boston urged that Filipino insurrectionist Sixto Lopez be allowed to live in the Philippines without taking the oath of allegiance, secured by a $100,000 guarantee from Warren. Secretary Taft stated Lopez would have to take the oath if he wished to reside in the Philippines.
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Washington
War Department
Fiske Warren
Boston
Sixto Lopez
Philippines
Lopez
American register granted ship Beaumont debated in House
In Washington on March 8 the House set aside time to consider claim bills and passed thirty two. One bill sparked debate over granting an American register to the ship Beaumont with Stevens warning it would hurt American workers. Speaker Cannon ruled that conferees could not insert new material in the conference on the legislative, executive and judiciary appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Beaumont
Stevens
Minn
Cannon
Legislative
Executive
Mormon Apostle Lyman Testifies on Polygamy and Lord’s Law
Apostle Lyman describes living with plural wives despite the 1890 manifesto, saying the president holds keys to authority. He states the Lord’s will is directed by common consent of the people, implying the Lord submits to public will. Senators press on revelation versus popular acceptance as the committee adjourns.
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Smith
Dubois
Lyman
Overman
Mr. Lyman
Mr. Worthington
God
Lord
Senator Smoot
Utah
Mr. Smoot
Burrows
Senator Hoar
Apostle Lyman
Eight Doctors Fail to Help Sufferer with Sore Hands
A Trenton man recounts three years of severe hand sores, eight doctors, and failed remedies. He credits Cuticura Ointment with ending his pain after a 50 cent box, claiming two years of relief and no work loss. Depots listed in London Paris Boston and other ads follow.
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Thomas A. Clancy
N. Montgomery St
Trenton, K. J
London
Charter House
Paris
Somerset Associates Elect Officers at South Boston Meeting
The annual Somerset Associates meeting at 598 Broadway South Boston elected officers: President J Frank O Hare Secretary Edward J Dixon and Treasurer and financial secretary Joseph J Norton. The 14th annual ball will be at Gray's Hall on Easter Monday April 4 and a committee was named. A Dutch supper followed.
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Somerset Associates
Broadway
South Boston
J. Frank O’hare
Edward J. Dixon
Joseph J. Norton
Association
Gray's Hall
Rena Nelson Death After Poisoned Candy Incident
Pierre South Dakota March 8. After a week of intense suffering Miss Rena Nelson dies at her home six miles from Pierre from poisoned candy sent from Boone Iowa. The item also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee and a signature line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre, 8. D
Rena Nelson
Boone
Pierre
Cured Nervous Exhaustion and Neuralgia in Lynn Residents
Mr. Benjamin P. Bacon of 10 Mansur Place Lynn Massachusetts is cured of nervous exhaustion and Miss C. E. Flint of 15 Warren Street Lynn Massachusetts is cured of neuralgia in a brief local medical report.
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Benjaamin P. Bacon
Mansur PL
Lynn
Mass
C. E. Flint
Warren St
Maplewood man cured of rupture and others listed
Mr W L Berry of Sylvan Street Maplewood Massachusetts is reported cured of rupture. Also listed are Mr Wm G Weiler of 14 Linden Street New Haven Connecticut and Charles McGuire of 215 Franklin Street New Haven Connecticut.
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W. L. Berry
Sylvan St
Maplewood
Mass
Wm. G. Weiler
Linden St
New Haven
Conn
Charles McGuire
Franklin St
Local Lynn residents cured of spinal disease
Mr. J. HW. Rettinger of 76 Broadway Lynn Massachusetts and Mr. James G. Fadien of 2 Silshee Street Lynn Massachusetts were cured of disease of the spine according to this notice.
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J. HW. Rettinger
Broadway
Lynn
Mass
James G. Fadien
Silshee St
Miss Maud Richardson and Magele Haney Cured
Two Medford and Boston residents are reported cured of skin conditions. Miss Maud Richardson of 40 Harvard Street Medford Mass is cured of Acne. Miss Magele Haney of 198 St Notolph Ave Boston Mass is cured of a skin disease.
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Maud Richardson
Harvard St
Medford
Mass
Magele Haney
St. Notolph Ae
Boston
Plunkett Dr J L Chief Consulting Physician Offices Listed
Incorporator J L Plunkett M D presents permanent offices across multiple cities including Boston Lynn Worcester Manchester Portland New Haven Bridgeport with offices on Boylston Street Central Square Main Street Elm Street Congress Street Church Street Cannon Street and hours 9 am to noon 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm daily closed Sundays.
Woman Cures Consumption with Koch Lung Cure
Mrs. M. F. Dodge of New Dorchester Massachusetts reportedly recovered from consumption after three weeks using inhaled oils at the Koch Lung Cure clinic at 861 Boylston Street Boston. Despite family deaths from the disease she is described as now safe beyond its ravages and to be discharged soon.
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Boylston Street
Boston
California
M. F. Dodge
Elmo Street
New Dorchester
Mass
Ashmont
Milton
Subway
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Marblehead Harbor
Cotter
Waugh
Naples
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Canopic
Charlestown
Esculasti Louisa
Teresi Providenza
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Carney ‘Hospital
Monroe
John Sullivan
Mid Ocean
Fiberloid CO
Dame Nature
Wellville
Kers
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Mary E. Swain
Orchard St
H. Davidson
Bedford St
Sarah J.abbott
Short Falls, N
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Stetson Ave
Warnievere Ass
Emma Dabibert
Green St
J. W. Thompson
Newbury St
Portland, Me
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Neptune St
Elizabeth Pickwell
Minard St
Lizzie
Rock Ace
M. L. McCarty
Auburn St
Manchester, N. H
Arequiens
B. W. Grove
John Garrett
Cathers Ave
Syracuse, N. Y
O. F. Tucker
Williams &J
Bidwell
Hyde Park Ave
Jamaica Plain
Charlies A. Clark
Spencer, Mass
Peter J. O'Neil
Longmeadow St
Roxbury
Rupert Newcombe
Holliston
Mrs. Dodge
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrance ST
Fountain Pen Hospital
Fountain Pen Exchange
Tremont St
Paddock Building
Corbett
John J. Corbett
Ruggles Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Ar Aeas Pacer
Lizzie Jamerson
Kelisher
Catherine
Cornelius Kelliher
Quincy
Massachusetts Avenue
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Leaman
Nellie L
John J. Leaman
P. H. Kendricken
Prescott Place
Prescott Street
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley Street
McGarr
John
Mary E. McGarr
Gillespie
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