Mystic Workers of the World Secretary Praises Paine's Celery Compound
The Greenwood Indiana lodge secretary of Mystic Workers of the World testifies that Paine's Celery Compound revived his health after doctors failed. He praises relief from debility nervous system indigestion and insomnia saying six bottles restored appetite sleep and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
J. D. Leisure
Greenwood
Ind
Leisure
Greenwood Lodge No. 488
Mystic Workers of the World
Young Woman Ambler Arrested for Abandoned Child Mystery
May Estelle Ambler, a Worcester resident, is arrested in connection with a dead newborn found near a Rutland railroad station. Medical examiner Dr. William E. Chamberlain says the child appeared alive at abandonment, suggesting a more serious charge. Ambler had been discharged from Worcester City Hospital January 21 after giving birth there.
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Chamberlain
Rutland
Preston
Hanff
Sutton
Miss Ambler
Bert Sisson
Gilbert
Worcester
Two Men Sentenced After Copper Boiler Theft
Henry Murray and John Connors appeared before Judge De Courcy for sentencing after stealing a copper boiler from an uninhabited house on February 15. Murray claimed Connors was uninvolved, while Murray admitted bringing Connors in. Murray received 15 months and Connors one year in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Murray
John
Connors
de Courcy
Murray
House of Correction
Soderquist appeals rejection of sentence revocation after guilty plea
The Superior Court denial of revoking or modifying John C L Soderquist sentence after his guilty plea to assault with intent to murder Eva Crockett was argued before the state Supreme Court. The government contends court lacks power to revoke after adjournment or after sentence served, and the statute’s new trial provision does not apply to a guilty plea case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. L. Soderquist
Eva Crockett
Knowlton
Lathrop, Barker, Hammond
Braley
Supreme Court
Soderquist
Forgery and Larceny Convict Blames Wife and Mother-In-Law
Edward Connaughton, a young man, pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court to forgery and larceny. He told a pained tale of hardship after a strike, wife and child, and illness, but the judge rejected the plea. He had prior fencing to three years for attempted robbery and was sentenced to 10 months for larceny and eight months for forgery in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Connaughton
Superior Criminal Court
Majestic Theatre
de Courcy
Keefe
Warren
House of Correction
Alleged forged deed case in Portland involving three men
Wadsworth Spring charged with forging a $4000 promissory note and, with lawyer Harry B. Russ and Orville A. Bean as accessories, waived a hearing in Municipal Court. Probable cause found and all three bound over to the May term of Superior Court with $1600 bail. Russ posted bail and was released. Arrests followed Saturday amid alleged loan scheme involving a forged deed and real estate linked to Charles M. Cumston and William M. Ingraham, with negotiations from February 9 to last Saturday.
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Portland
Wadsworth
Harry B. Russ
Orville A. Bean
Uss
Bean
Russ
Wilbur F. Dresser
Registry of Deeds
Charles M. Cumston
Monmouth
William M. Ingraham
Spring
Dresser
Clayton Held for Trial in Divorce Case in Lynn
In Lynn on March 9, George Clayton faced a police court hearing for assault with intent to murder Marie L Emperor at the shoe factory where she worked. He was bound over in 2000 bonds as divorce proceedings in Essex County proceed, naming Mrs Emperor as co respondent.
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Lynn
George Clayton
Marie L. Emperor
Clayton
Mrs. Emperor
C. H. King
Robbers sentenced in Superior Court cases
Judge De Courcy imposed prison terms for a group of offenders. Augustus Reynolds and Frank Green received state prison terms with three to four years and three and a half to four and a half years respectively, plus one day solitary. Other defendants drew sentences ranging from six months to 18 months in various local facilities.
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de Courcy
Superior Criminal Court
Augustus Reynolds
Frank Green
Reynolds
Green
Morris P.woods
Sarah Robinson
House of Correction
Arthur Bryant
Cornelius Galvin
Massachusetts Reformatory
James Stuart
Frank Moran
Frank Welsh
One Day In The Active Life Of Miss Helen Gould
New York March 9 Miss Helen M Gould has been ordered by her physician to give up all social charitable and business engagements and devote her full attention to regaining health. The illness first appeared when she canceled a speaking engagement before public school children on Washingtons Birthday. Doctors say there is no cause for alarm but urge rest and park rides to aid recovery.
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New York
Helen M. Gould
Munn
Washington
Miss Gould
Wellesley
Mott Haven
Watts
Pat
Private View at the Copley Society Draws Elite Attendees
The annual Copley Society reception and private view drew over 1000 guests including Mrs. George P. Gardner and many Boston society figures. Attendees admired Corot Hunt Rembrandt Turner Reynolds Zohn Constable Sargent and other masters while gowns and attire drew notice. The exhibition remains open for several weeks daily 9 am to 10 pm with Sunday hours and a Thursday tea from 4 to 6 led by Mrs. Charles Sargent.
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Copley Society
George P. Gardner
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
J. Randolph Coolidge
Mixter
Henry Parkman
Denman Ross
Charles S. Sargent
Edward Sawyer Batchelder
Frederick R. Sears, Jr
William Appleton
Charles P. Curtis
Brooks Frothingham
Robert Cushing
Edith Andrew
John Chipman Gray
Eleanor Gray
Samuel D. Warren
J. Arthur Beebe
F. Gordon Dexter
Edward S&s. Grew
Henrys. Grew
Charles §. Hamlin
John Jeffries
Frederick Ames
Edward W.wheelwright
William P. Blake
Eben S. Draper
George A. Draper
Alfred Hemenway
Augustus Hemenway
M. M. Kimball
David P. Kimball
George Lee
John Phillips
Henry Whitman
Corot
Hunt
Rembrandt
Turner
Reynolds
Zohn
Constable
Sargent
Eben D. Jordan
J. Templeman Coolidge
Henry L. Higginson
Thornton K. Lothrop
Henry Sayles
Laurence Minot
J. Montgomery Sears
John Morse
Schlesinger
Andrew C. Wheelwright
Fiske Warren
George S. Winslow
A. P. Rogers
Henry Howe
Brookline
Cleveland
Charles Eliot Norton
Robert E. Vose
Arthur Davis
Grip Bacillus Threat Toward the West
A report warns of a bacillus grip moving from Europe toward the United States. The illness has crossed England and the Atlantic and reached New York where it is described as an epidemic spreading rapidly westward.
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England
The
Atlantic
New York
Peruna Endorsed by Officials in Grippe Letter Pack
Letters from Mrs Theophile Schmitt and several politicians praise Peruna as an effective grippe remedy. Representative J H Caldwell Congressman Geo H White and Hon James R Guill recount personal recoveries and satisfaction with Peruna. The piece notes grippe as widespread and climatically influenced, not contagious, affecting many lives.
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Theophile Schmitt
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Geo. H. White
Tarboro
N. C
James R. Guill
Omaha
Neb
Harriet A. S. Marsh
Woman’s Benevolent Association of Chicago
Peruna Promoted as Universal La Grippe Remedy
The Medical Talk editor extols Peruna as the leading cure for la grippe, claiming vast public reliance and preferring it over all other remedies. Dr. Hartman, renowned for treating climatic diseases, endorses Peruna as a long trusted catarrh remedy, urging households to secure a supply and follow specific dosage guidelines.
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Medical Talk
American Fleet to Blockade Lisbon as Naval Demonstration
Washington reports plans to send a powerful battleship squadron to European waters next May to blockade Lisbon as an object lesson in U S naval strength. The fleet will coal and provision offshore near the Azores and proceed to Portugal ready for action, aiming to show Europe the capability to cross the ocean and operate offensively.
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Lisbon
Europe
Washington
European
United States
Portugal
Kearsarge
Barker
Illinois
Indiana
Maine
Iowa
Massachusetts
Texas
San Fran
Cisco
Albany
Azores
Navy Department
Prince Henry
Bowles
Prominent Ward 8 election claims pressed at hearings
Nathan Barnett a candidate and lawyer charged in a joint legislative elections hearing that Ward 8 voting lists concealions will dwarf earlier disclosures. He plans to present a witness claiming eight votes cast in the November state election at Ward 8 leaders' urging with payments of 1 to 2 dollars per vote. He also asserts another man voted twice and will submit sworn certificates alleging inmates at Deer Island and the House of Correction were registered as voters in the same election.
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Nathan Barnett
Ball
Ward
Conry-Keither
Joint Legislative Committee On
State House
Barnett
Hollings & Co. Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
R Hollings and Co manufacturers and dealers in gas fixtures and lamps filed a voluntary bankruptcy for the benefit of creditors at 95 Summer Street. The firm consists William Richard and Henry James Hollings. Claimed assets total 103 791 98 with liabilities of 134 171 98. An attachment by Colonial National Bank is noted and judgments include 18000 and 10000 dollars.
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R. Hollings & Co
Summer Street
William
Richard
Henry James Hollings
Colonial National Bank
Uncle Sam Buys Large Tract at Newcastle
A deed at the registry of deeds shows the federal government purchased a large land tract for a government reservation at Newcastle Exeter New Hampshire. The price named is 55000 dollars.
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Sam
Newcastle
Exeter
N. H
German Citizen Fooled by Clerk in Washington Street Store
A German shopper lighted a cigar inside a Washington Street store and, after a clerk swapped his half smoked stub for a fresh perfecto, he failed to notice the substitution. He lit a new match, realized the cigar was different, and bewilderment showed as he searched the door and puzzled over the mystery.
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Washington Street
All-Absorbing Question at Quincy Point Debated
The Quincy Point Young Men's Club will debate taxing unmarried men over 30 to support unmarried women at Washington Street Congregational Church. William West will argue for the affirmative and C. H. Foote for the negative as young men and women anticipate a lively, tongue in cheek clash.
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Quincy
Quincy Point
Washington Street Congregational Church
Post
Quincy Point Young Men’s Club
William West
C. H. Foote
Pittsfield contributor sends conscience watch to Treasury
The Treasury reports receiving a unique conscience contribution from an unknown sender in Pittsfield Massachusetts. A watch with a gold filled case was mailed with a letter saying the donor gave more than he owed the government and urging the reader to imitate Rome in matters of propriety. The notice ends with an advertising line for Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Pittsfield
Mass
Rome
America
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