Treated as a Cholera Ship at Sea and Ashore
Two separate items: a promotional letter praising Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and bladder diseases and a New York cholera scare aboard the Anchor Line steamer Karamania. The ship faced quarantine after six deaths with cholera-like symptoms. 733 passengers and crew were to be isolated on Hoffman Island until clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marseilles
Palermo
Naples
Doty
Hoffman Island
Ealth
Moty
Hoffman's Island
Tooffman’s Island
License War On In Salem
Salim, March 11. Liquor dealers who celebrated Salem’s return to license face a new battle to secure desirable business locations. No license advocates push to keep saloons off main streets used by women and children, favoring side streets. Police worry saloons on side streets invite disorder. After years of license, dealers hope to recoup rents, while depot and market sections, including Boston street, are cited as likely sites. about $5 licenses may be granted for several locations as Salem debates where to place outlets.
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Salidm
Salem
Providence
Market
Boston Street
Fuller
Cambridge
Robert O Fuller
First Baptist Church
Centra Square
Cambridgeport
Hasson
Boston
Thomas
Bridget
Belfast
Ireland
S of the Sea
Maryann Eee
Carroll Place
Ink
Tua Man
Cor. Mast
Shawmut
Ante
No trace found of Hill missing East Orange instructor
NO TRACE OF HILL NEW YORK March 10 Lieutenant William H Hill an instructor at the University School and Military Institute of East Orange N J disappeared last Wednesday and is accused of bigamy A South ern girl claimed him as her husband from England a Puerto Rican career outline shows he rose to principal of the model school and supervisor of San Juan He left the island after a dismissal related to a young woman in San Juan and a photograph of Hill with his wife and children was used to identify him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Hill
University School and Military Institute of
East Orange
N. J
England
Hill
Model
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Insular Board of Education
Board of Education
Episcopal Church
First Society
Laxative Brom Quinine Box Seeks BE Grove Signature
An ad notes there is only one laxative bromquinine and urges customers to request its full name and look for the signature of BE Grove on the box. It proclaims the remedy cures a cold in one day and lists a price of 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Sickness at Harvard University 1901 2 cases total 6288
Dr H M Bailey reports 6288 illness cases for 1901 2 at Harvard University down 827 from prior year. Lists diseases with counts such as measles 42, chickenpox, diphtheria 4, pneumonia 10, scarlet fever 2, typhoid 10, meningitis not listed, and other categories totaling 3457 case counts with 1050 office consultations and 2500 total consultations.
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H. M. Bailey
Harevard University
BOF
Shaw Tells Cabinet on Financial Stringency
Washington March 10. Cabinet session brief as Secretary Moody and Postmaster General Payne depart for the West Indies. Shaw discussed New York financial stringency and the treasury action to relieve it but declined to comment for publication.
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Washington
Moody
Payne
West Indies
Shaw
New York
Treasury
Schwab Sails For America Today
Paris report notes Charles M Schwab sails from Cherbourg to New York on the Kronprinz Wilhelm with his wife and parents. His health has markedly improved after an extended European sojourn prior to departure.
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Paris
Charles M. Schwab
Cherbourg
New York
Lloyd Line
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Hee
Europe
Sealing Fleet Sails for Ice Fields From St John’s
St John's Newfoundland March 10 report the sailing fleet of 22 vessels with 3500 men set sail at daybreak for the annual seal hunt, heading toward the ice fields.
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ST. John’s, N. F
Archbishop Williams Celebrates 37th Anniversary Mass
Archbishop John J. Williams marks 37 years since his consecration as Boston bishop. A solemn high Mass at the Cathedral with festival music honors his long service to New England Catholics, who number about 700,000.
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John J. Williams
Boston
New England
J.T. Mullen
F. X. Dolan
T. R. McCoy
N. R. Walsh
J. M. Splaine
T. McCormack
Blackstone Street
Cheverus
Newmarch
Bedford Street
St. James’s Church
Albany Street
Fitzpatrick
Massachusetts
Williams
Light treatment cures skin diseases and cancers claims Osmo-Chemic
The Osmo-Chemic physicians promote light therapy as a cure for malignant diseases and widespread skin ailments. They claim oxygen from fresh air and sunshine powers blood purification, with X rays to violet rays and radiant heat baths used. Offices nationwide offer varied light methods to heal disfiguring skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmo-Chemic Corporation
America
New England
Perfectly Honest Osmo-Chemic Doctors Cure Carrie Green
Miss Carrie Green of Cambridgeport Massachusetts describes years of stomach catarrh and poor care before visiting Osmo-Chemic doctors. After a course she reports lasting improvement and full recovery, praising honesty and promised cures.
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Carrie Green
Erle St
Cambridgeport
Mass
Osmo-Chemic Light Cure Cleans Stomach Tumor Claim
Mrs. B. B. Nealey of Everett Massachusetts credits the Osmo-Chemic physicians with curing a right side abdominal cyst and stomach catarrh after X-ray examination. She says two treatment courses left her in excellent health and endorses the therapy as true to its claims.
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B. B. Nealey
Waverley St
Everett
Mass
E. Nex
Nothing Ever Cured Him Until He Was Treated by Osmo Chemic Light
Arthur W. Simmons of 3 Holly Street Cambridgeport Massachusetts recounts a lifelong battle with asthma and bronchitis. He claims patent medicines failed, then Osmo-Chemic doctors led by Dr Plunkett used X rays to diagnose catarrh bronchitis and capillary asthma. After treatment he恢复 improved and says he is now free from asthma and bronchitis and praises the doctors for their honesty and results.
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Arthur W. Simmons
Holly St
Cambridgeport
Mass
Plunkett
Corset Clinic at dressmakers convention in New York
At a New York dressmakers convention a "Corset Clinic" treated how to shape the figure using corsets. Miss Elizabeth White demonstrated methods to make fat figures look genteel, widen slim figures, and transform angular outlines into curves. The clinic focused on corsets for large hips and abdomen reduction, noting 36 inches as the standard bust measurement for American beauty.
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York
Elizabeth White
Miss White
Town to Get Miser's Hoard
Attleboro March 10 Charles Wesley Smith the hermit of Quanticut has bequeathed to the town of Baston all his estate. He was in the escort to the Prince of Wales during a visit to Boston. Upon death 35 one hundred dollar bills were found sewn in his trousers waist band along with many smaller notes. He held mortgages and thousands of dollars in savings banks.
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Attleboro
Charles Wesley Smith
Quanticut
Baston
Prince of Wales
Boston
Smith
Kaiser’s Agent Returns From United States Visit
Police President Count Von Bernstorff returned from a 10 weeks trip to the United States at the request of Emperor William to study criminal methods and the sale of gifts for immoral purposes.
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Kaiser
United States
Potsdam
Prussia
Count von Bernstorff
William
Spinal neuritis relief claimed by patient after Plunkett treatment
John Chapman of 88 Itchman St Revéra says severe back pain vanished after doctors misdiagnosed him. He cites X ray showing spinal neuritis and congested liver and credits Chemic doctors for better results, honesty, and keeping promises.
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Chapman
John Chapman
Itchman St., Revéra
Plunkett
John H. Chapman
Cancers and Tumors Claimed to Cure by Osmo-Chemic Light
A list of witnesses asserting cures by Osmo-Chemic Light treatment includes Mrs. Nellie Harding in Cambridgeport for cancer and Mrs. E Harris in Dorchester for tumors, with numerous others across Massachusetts and neighboring states. Addresses span Cambridgeport, Dorchester, Boston, South Portland, Malden, Melrose, Norwood, and more.
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Nellie Harding
Broadway
Cambridgeport
E. Harris
Humphrey St
Dorchester
M. Ledger
Commercial St
Boston
Cora Littlejohn
Preble St
South Portland
Mere
Maycon
Malden
Caroline Earle
Walpole St
Norwood
Mass
M . White
Grose St
Melrose
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free X Ray Exams
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians claim certainty of diagnosis only through scientific X Ray examination using an elaborate instrument set. Their speci al uroscop ic attachment can inspect all body parts to locate the cause of illness with absolute precision. They invite people to come and be examined at no cost.
Osmo Chemic System of Medicine Clinic Card
J L Plunkett M D chief consulting physician. Permanent office in Boylston Building Boston Massachusetts. Suites 9 10 34 Floor Entrance 18 Boylston St Hours 9 a m to 12 m 3 to 5 p m daily Sunday closed Incorporated.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylston Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Boxers dispersed by Chi Li governor in夜 east province
Yuan Shi Kai, governor of Chi Li, learned the Boxers were drilling at night in a town 100 miles east of Pekin. Troops dispersed them after clashes that left a dozen Boxers and several soldiers dead. He ordered beheadings and public display of prisoners’ heads and issued a death penalty proclamation for Boxers and abettors.
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Pekin
Yuan Shi .Kai
Chi Li
Boxer
Yuan Shi Kai
Ruston Seat May Stay Vacant. Widow Salary Sought
Malden reports the Ruston seat in the Legislature likely remains vacant this year. The Legislature may be petitioned to award the late representative William G. Ruston’s widow his entire salary. Ernest Butler, YMCA president, is viewed as probable successor to the school committee seat.
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Malden
William GI. Ruston
Ernest
Butler
Ruston
Bowen named consul at Valencia in 20th century note
Washington reports Dr William Shaw Bowen named consul at Valencia. Bowen, native of East Greenwich Rhode Island, has traveled extensively and served 15 years as a correspondent for New York papers in various parts of the world.
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Washington
William Shaw Bowen
Valencia
East Greenwich
R. I
New York
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Columbia Street
Detroit
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Tarcy Baxter
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Medical Department
Warner’s Safe Care Co
Rochester
Warner’s
Karamania
Porto Rico
Dr. King
King
King Dental
Washington Street
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Crosby’s
Oxford
Harvard
Maenpe Visicof
Schwab
Bostonians
Anson Titus
Somerville
Bostonian Society
the Post
Snnday Post
Miameé
Sunday Post
the Sunday Post
Archbishop Williams
Conlin
Washington ST
Lapus
Wolf
Childre
David J. Ingraham
Winter ST
Incorporated
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R. H. Whi Ladies’ Attordant Telephone
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