Jaynes Blood and Nerve Tonic Cured My Run Down State
The testimonial notes recovery after using Jaynes Blood and Nerve Tonic for loss of appetite caused by nervousness and rheumatism, describing improved health from the tonic. The brief claim emphasizes personal relief and renewed vigor.
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Jaynes
John Wilson
George Daws
Navy Yard
Charlestown
St. Vitus
Mary PB. McGlenchy
Winter St
Hyde Park
T. Parker
Pleasant St
Boston
Miss Casey to Be Principal Witness in Brondin Case
Miss Mary Jane Casey of this city will be the principal witness for the State in the Brondin murder case. City Marshal James T. O Sullivan served a summons for her to appear before the East Cambridge grand jury tomorrow. Casey had identified the severed head and clothing of Mrs. Margaret Blondin, whose dismembered body was found in North Chelmsford woods near Lowell. She is 25, employed as a spooler at Arlington mills, daughter of Martin Casey, a stonemason, living at 247 Elm Street.
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Pear
East Cambridge
Miss Casey
Chelmsford Woods
Lowell
Margaret Blondin
Mary Casey
Mary Jane
Isabella Street
Boston
Blondin
New York City
New York City Came. Miss Casey
Arlington Mills
Martin Casey
247
Elm Street
Weymouth Voters Turbulent Over Water Department Bill
Weymouth residents anticipate a lively town meeting amid financial troubles in the water department. Auditors reviewed the books after a July meeting, a five member committee investigated, and Boston firm Newhall & Spurr found embezzlement by ex Superintendent George J Ries totaling 610 dollars with an expected additional deficit. Opposition to paying the expert bill is expected due to report variance and auditors seek compensation for their work.
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Weymouth
Water Department
Messrs
George J. Ries
Union Labels Magazine to Highlight Labor Trademarks
About 40 labels and emblems from union branches are showcased with the Union Label Magazine praised for guiding buyers. At Brockton a local edition is planned under John M. Sullivan of the Treers' Union to help residents recognize products of union labor amid a broader awareness campaign.
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Organized Labor
Union
Dringspe
Brockton
John M. Sullivan
Treers' Union
Etruria Lays at Azores After Breakdown
The disabled liner Etruria was towed to Horta Azores on March 9 and anchored at 6 p m All on board are well She awaits the Royal Mail steamer Elbe to carry passengers to Bingland then will be towed home by two tugs from Liverpool The accident occurred Feb 26 during a dinner hour after breaking off propeller and losing rudder The crew rigged a jury rudder and the ship logged 60 to 100 knot runs after the incident.
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Horta
Azores
Southampton
Bingland
Liverpool
Etruria
Cunard
Umbria
William Cliff
Ottawa
Fayal
Naples
New York
Trains Kill Two Men Near Princeton Junction
A fast eastbound freight struck two men near Princeton Junction New Jersey on March 9. One man was hurled into a ditch and not found after a mile search. The second victim, Howard R Breese of New Brunswick, was killed near Millstone after a collision as he walked home from in Park.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Princeton Junction
Trenton
Monmouth Junction
Millstone
Howa R
Breese
In Park
Fire destroys Unity Collar and Cuff in Bennington
A blaze at 2 a.m. gutted the Unity Collar and Cuff Company cutting-room in North Bennington. The three story frame building measuring about 45 by 60 feet burned, leaving only the engine room boiler area and a small storehouse. Loss estimated at 60000 with 20000 of goods destroyed. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Unity Collar and Cuff Company
Vision improvement offer by eye specialist at Winter Street
Free comprehensive eye examinations offered by David J. In at 10 Winter St. The advert boasts improved vision for astigmatism and refractive errors, promises headaches and blur reduction, and claims the best equipped optical establishment in America with an in-building factory. Open until 9 PM Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Winter Street
America
David J. Insean
Winter ST
Tel
Ox"ord
Restaurant Burglar Battle Ends in Hospital and Arrest
Frank Sullivan alias Donovan, 23, of New York, arrested at Division 5 for breaking and entering the restaurant of Robert B. Reid at 1814 Washington Street. Reid surprised Sullivan at the cash drawer, a brutal struggle ensued with glasses, a ketchup bottle used as a weapon, and both men sustaining injuries before Sullivan was taken to City Hospital.
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Roxbury
Frank Sullivan
Donovan
New York
Division 5
Robert B. Reid
Washington Street
Reid
Frcely
Sullivan
Moran
Dedham Street
Collision injures Bath locomotive engineer in Brunswick crash
An express train from Boston and Bath local engine No 23 collided near Union street Brunswick at noon. Engineer Leavett of Bath was badly cut above the head and may lose sight. Fireman Irving saved his life by leaping. Several passengers shaken. Engine 23 wrecked, switch misaligned reported as the cause.
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Brunswick
Boston
Maine Central Railroad
Bath
Round House
Union Street
Leavett
Irving
Zionist Sunday School Organized in Hanover Street
A Zionist Sunday school was organized yesterday in Zion Hall on Hanover Street with 60 pupils attending.
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Zion Hall
Hanover Street
Restaurant raider faced forced cellar entry incident
Sullivan gained entry by forcing the cellar door and piling pies and a chicken for removal. A satchel of women's apparel remained untouched. The restaurant opened last night with Mr. Reid on hand to greet two customers and recount the scare. Sullivan will be arraigned today.
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Sullivan
Reid
Farewell for Father Millerick at Wakefield
Rev. Jeremiah HB Millerick, rector of St Josephs Catholic Church, delivered his farewell sermon in Wakefield March 9. He is reassigned to St Josephs in West End Boston by the bishop. successor is Rev. John D Colbert of Holy Rosary Church South Boston. Millerick served 16 years, leaves parish of about 2500 worshippers debt free with real estate valued at 50000 dollars. congregation presented him funds and gifts.
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Jeremiah HB. Millerick
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Millerick
Johar
St. Joseph's Church
West End
Boston
John D. Colbert
Holy Rosary Church
South Boston
Father Millerick
Dominion Line resumes Boston to Liverpool and Queenstown service
The Dominion line resumes regular steamship service from Boston to Liverpool and Queenstown aboard the New England with 42 saloon, 4 second cabin, 100 steerage passengers and cargo. Passengers include Mr. Charles Bennion and other Bostonians. Franklin Abbott of Wellesley Hills among them. Four vessels will operate this season: New England and Commonwealth, plus two new ships Merion and Haverford, while Cambroman sails the Mediterranean route. Merion sails from Liverpool today on her first voyage to Boston, returning March 22. Haverford’s maiden trip set for April 19 with May 3 departure.
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Dominion Line
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
New England
Cambroman
Mediterranean
Portland
Montreal
Merion
Haverford
Pavecoea
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