Dr Pettingill's Kidney Wort Tablets Promise Cure Guarantee
Advertised medicine claims with money back guarantee if not relieved after one bottle. Includes patient testimony from A Richards of the Canadian Pacific Railway and notes on symptoms, usage, and supposed proven effects on kidneys bladder and urinary system. Claims cure for Bright's disease and diabetes in advanced cases.
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J. Pettingill
Dr. Pettingill
A. Richards
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bright
Garvin Proposes Bribery Probe in Rhode Island Senate
Rhode Island Governor Lucius F. C. Garvin urged a three year commissioner to detect bribery in elections. He described widespread bribery in towns where voters are paid for ballots and warned that such corruption undermines democracy and is criminal.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Lucius F. C. Garvin
Senate
Garvin
Piles Pyramid Piles the Only Known Remedy Featured
Advertises Pyramid Pile Cure as a guaranteed home remedy for piles and hemorrhoids with a free trial by mail. Claims rapid, permanent relief without doctor visits or surgery. Promises refund if unsatisfied after half a box and offers mail order from PRAM RUG Gow 46 Main St, Marshal.
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Main St
Marshal
White widow mourns convicted murderer at Perry grave
A white woman in black with a widow's veil wept at the burial of George L. O. Perry in Mt. Hope Cemetery. She prayed at the head of the coffin, declaring forgiveness for Perry despite public accusations. She refused to identify herself or the family and lingered after the crowd faded.
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George L. O. Perry
Mt. Hope
George
George Perry
Hutchins
Shawmut Avenue
Post
Melrose
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Perry
Falling Hair Save Your Hair with Purest Shampoos
An advertisement-promotional notice touts shampoos described as purest sweetest most effective and economical remedies to prevent hair loss. It urges readers to try these hair care products as a simple home remedy.
Cuticura Promises Hair Growth and Skin Healing
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for stopping hair loss and cleansing the scalp, claiming relief from crusts, scales, dandruff, and parasites. It promotes their use for skin cures, soothing hands, baby care, and general toilet uses across the world.
Crowley and Fox Sentenced in Boston Theft Case
James A. Fox, 22, and Edward Crowley were sentenced to 18 months and three years respectively in the House of Correction by the Superior Criminal Court. The pair, tied to more than 30 burglaries, faced detailed testimony as Fox claimed innocence while Crowley admitted prior prison terms and described their alleged lack of ongoing collaboration. Fox fled from officers during the arrest and surrendered, while Crowley testified that Fox had not joined in any thefts.
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James A. Fox
Edward Crowley
House of Correction
Superior Criminal Court
Fox
Tracy
Mullen
Allen Court
Maguire
Crowley
Blossom Street
Reformatory
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Providence
Manchester
Boston
United States
Danbury
Conn
Europe
Massachusetts Hospital
Meekison's Rise and Peruna Cure in Catarrh Claim
For thirty years Hon. David Meekison, ex member of Congress and leader in his party, credited Peruna with curing his long standing catarrh after he used bottles while campaigning. The ad extols Peruna as the best internal remedy for chronic catarrh and urges early use at first cold symptoms, including testimonials and a free book offer from Dr. Hartman of Columbus.
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David Meekison
America
Meekison
Napoleon
Ohio
Catatrh
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Congress
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Boston Men to Speak for Newfoundland Treaty
George H. Leonard and Osborne Howes of the Boston Chamber of Commerce will testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington to press for reciprocal relations with Canada and Newfoundland. Other committee members are Herbert C. Hall William H. Lincoln Lucius Tuttle Samuel B. Capen and Elwyn G. Preston.
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George H. Leonard
Osborne Howes
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Newfoundland
Chamber
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington
Herbert C. Hall
William H. Lincoln
Lucius Tuttle
Samuel BB. Capen
Elwyn G. Preston
Prisoner Dunn Sentenced Over Hard Record for Larceny
John Dunn appeared before Judge De Courcy in the Superior Criminal Court for sentencing on larceny charges. He claimed rampant unemployment drove him to crime, and the judge ordered three and a half years in State prison with at least two and half years and a day in solitary, noting his seven prior convictions since 1894.
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de Courcy
Superior Criminal Court
John Dunn
Reformatory
Dunn
McLaughlin Sentenced 15 Months for Larceny from House
David McLaughlin told the judge drink was his only fault as he faced sentence for larceny from a building. Judge De Courcy noted he was not drunk when taking a lead pipe and sent him to the House of Correction for 15 months.
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David McLaughlin
Judge de Courcy
Superior Criminal Court
McLaughlin
House of Correction
Wickedest Man Seen by Edward Maguinnis
Edward Maguinnis described the figure as the wickedest man he had ever seen, a dramatic firsthand remark reflecting fear and disbelief in the encounter. The statement captures a pivotal reaction to a troubling event reported in the period article.
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Edward Maguinnis
Aged Roofer Questions Soldiering of Thomas Clayton Trial
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Thomas Clayton aged 23 faced assault with unlawful weapon charges. He was accused of stabbing two men including Driscoll after visiting Maguinnis works on July 1902 and stabbing his son Edward. Officer Pritchett testified to a second knife assault on Hines on February 14, with the suspect escaping by boat to Winthrop. The defendant quizzed the officer during cross examination prompting the court to adjourn to this morning.
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Roofer
Chardon Street
Thomas Clayton
Superior Criminal Court
Maguinnis
Driscoll
Edward
Pritchett
Station 3
Hines
Winthrop
Apple Island
Coke Cases in Court at Somerville Police Court
Frederick Tucker and Levi A Le Cain faced larceny charges in Somerville Police Court over one ton of coke alleged to have been taken from the Boston Fuel Company. The pair, former Somerville shopkeepers, claimed coke unsatisfactory and offered refunds. fuel officials found no coke when sent to their store. Both pleaded not guilty and cases were continued to March 15.
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Somerville
Frederick Tucker
Levi A. le Cain
Boston Fuel Company
Fuel Company
Martin Brothers Held in Malden Assault Case
Martin brothers Robert Jr and Thomas H of 152 Summer Street Medford were arrested in Malden on March 10 charged with assault and battery. The incident stems from an alleged robbery of Boston Elevated Railway conductor Fred McCauley on High Street. Both entered pleas in Malden court.
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Malden
Robert Martin, Jr
Thomas H. Martin
Summer Street
Medford
Fred McCauley
Boston
High Street
Ruling Against Carter Overrules New Trial Motion
Judges Lawton and Harris of Middlesex Superior Court overruled John J Walsh's motion for a new trial for George W Carter. Carter was found guilty in the second degree of murdering Patrolman Patrick O Keefe at Everett in February 1902. The bill of exceptions may be printed and read in the Supreme Court, with Mr Welch to press the matter in the higher court.
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Lawton and Harris
Middlesex Superior Court
John J. Walsh
George W. Carter
Carter
Patrick O'Keefe
Everett
Supreme Court
Welch
Operation on Baller Quinn A Last Chance At City Hospital
A chum nicknamed Jacko says Baller Quinn will undergo an operation at City Hospital today. He is described as gamest but has lost a leg and suffers diseased kidneys from a hard life. Doctors hope the procedure will prolong life even if full recovery remains unlikely.
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Jacko
Baller Quinn
Glimpses at the Future of Astronomy Lecture
Dr. Seth C. Chandler addressed the Boston Scientific Society on a paper titled Glimpses at the Future of Astronomy during last night’s meeting. He outlined advances in telescopes, data analysis, and space exploration shaping future discoveries.
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Seth C. Chandler
Boston Scientific Society
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Hon George James of Scranton
The Scranton Pa resident says twenty years of catarrh caused hawking throat pain and foul breath. He credits Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with immediate relief after the first use and full cure after several bottles. He endorses the remedy and its swift effectiveness.
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George James
Scranton
Dr. Agnew
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