Dr Councilman Defends Animal Experimentation at Harvard Lecture
Dr William T Councilman argued against anti vivisection critics stating animal testing is essential to medical progress. He described inoculating animals and humane methods, noted skin and mucous barriers resist disease, and cited regeneration and diphtheria work with antitoxin derived from infected animals as key outcomes.
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William T. Councilman
Harvard Medical School
Rome
Bright
Councilman
Midnight meeting in Concord fuels Eddy case
In Concord New Hampshire a secret midnight conference in General Streeter's garage drew lawyers for Mrs Eddy and Concord defendants. Samuel Elder and Allen Hollis joined Streeter. a defence plan and possible injunction were discussed for future court action.
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Mrs. Eddy
Concord
N. H
Eddy
Frank 8. Streeter
North Main Street
Samuel J. Elder
Boston
General Streeter
Allen Hollis
Genral Streeter
Messrs
Elder
Hollia
Mr. Elder
Hermann 8. Hering
Irving C. Tomlinson
Sinn Fein advocate Hobson speaks at Faneuil Hall
Bulmer Hobson of Belfast urges self reliance to rebuild Ireland and resist English rule at a monster Boston meeting in Faneuil Hall. Mayor Fitzgerald and Captain Dillon present resolutions praise Irish industry education and temperance as keys to independence.
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England
Ireland
Faneuil Hall
Bulmer Hobson
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Hobson
Fitzgerald
Greater Boston
John WH. Dillon
Boston
Mr. Hobson
Emmet
Dublin Green
New England
America
Father Mathew
Dillon
Faneuil Tall
United States
Friends of Ireland
Dublin
George Washington
James Bryce
Germany
India
South Africa
Nervura nerve remedy praised by Boston doctor
Dr. Greene's Nervura is advertised as a pure blood and nerve cure. Ida Hunter of New York describes relief from nervous exhaustion after using Nervura and urges others to try it. The ad touts the remedy as safe under the National Pure Food law and notes Dr. Greene’s public lectures and professional availability in Boston.
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Dr. Greene
Washington
Temple Pi
Boston
Henson Assails Christian Scientists At Tremont Temple
Rev Dr Henson denounces pantheistic ideas during sermon on The Great First Cause at Tremont Temple Boston labeling London and Boston as centers of culture and Christianity while criticizing sects that deny sin and sickness. He cites Parker in London and mocks a pulpit message that divinity inspires drunken staggering.
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Tremont Temple
Henson
London
Boston
Dr. Parker
God
Doctrine Right, Leaders Wrong, Says Lecturer
Paine Hall saw Ly man H. Johnson condemn sect divisions in a lecture on Christian Science. He defended Mrs. Eddy’s creed but blamed mercenary elements within the Scientist church for capitalizing schemes causing current troubles.
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Paine Hall
Lyman H. Johnson
Mrs. Eddy
Scientist Church
Not a Cent to His Sister in Blossom Will
Abram S Blossom left nearly 70000 to Ida L Prue with whom he boarded and to his sister Innocence Delight Blossom nothing. A bitter family quarrel over the father estate is cited and relatives hope contest will alter the distribution.
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Fall River
Abram
Blossom
Ida L. Prue
Innocence Delight Blossom
Souvenir Stolen From Park Theatre Box Office
A five hundred silver trin ket souvenir from The Little Cherub company was stolen Saturday from the Park Theatre box office. The manager offers ten dollars for its return, no questions asked, as silver baskets will be presented to women patrons Monday night March 2 in tribute to the show’s 50th performance starring Hattie Williams. A New York sample had been displayed when a well dressed stranger lifted it, and police were notified.
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Park Theatre
Little Cherub” Company
Littl Cherub’ Company
Park
Hattie Williams
New York
Hobson Guests Dine at Hotel Essex in Boston
Bulmer Hobson was entertained at a Hotel Essex dinner by Boston and nearby citizens deeply interested in Irish affairs. P A Foley presided. numerous local figures attended. Hobson thanked guests and urged strong Sinn Fein support in Boston with plans for a city branch.
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Bulmer Hobson
Hotel Essex
Boston
Vicinity
P. A. Foley
P. J. Ferguson
John H. Dillon
Arthur W. Dolan
Richard F. Field
Fitzgerald
John J. Teevens
Thomas J. Collins
Richard J. Dwyer
Daniel J. Moynihan, Jr
Express Service Rights Battle On L Road Petition
The L Road faces opposition from steam railroads and express companies as it seeks express service rights. The Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners have approved petitions from small roads to keep vital business, while steam lines warn of losses and plan to contest. A Boston Elevated petition could divert about 10 million annually from express firms to street railways, affecting wages, horse care, rentals, and wagon express costs.
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Old Colony
Boston
Boston Elevated
Munyon Cure Claims Wide Romatic of Health Benefits
The advertisement promotes Munyon cures for rheumatism catarrh kidney and bladder troubles dyspepsia and colds. It cites numerous testimonials from residents in Boston Chelsea Dorchester Somerville and other places claiming rapid relief and lasting cures, urging readers to ask druggists or write to Munyon Philadelphia for the guide to health.
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Misa_E. D. Tileaton
East Concord 7
Boston
Ebbett House
Washington, D. C
Munyon
Miss Tileston
E.L. Wait
Simpson Avenue
West Somerville
Mass
Frederick Smith
Gordon Street
Tamaica Plain
Holland
Eighth Street
Patrick Grady
Charter ‘Street
Ww. R. Horton
Union Street
Reading
Muanyon
J. CC. Church
Milk Street
M. J. Wheeler
Union Park Street
E W. Rowe
Romsey
Dorchester
Peter Mains
Story Street
Minas J. M. Morgan
Main Street
Malden
L. Kirk
Franklin Avenue
Chelsea
Munnyon
W. H.dunbar
Magoun Avenue
Medford
Manyon
Peter Byrnes
Roxbury Street
William Perkins
W. Rutland Street
J. F. McKeon
Seventh Street
HH. Thornbridge
Mansfield St
Everett
Co. C. Thompson
Beneson Street
Philadelphia
Nebraska Railroads to Contest Two-Cent Fare Law
Nebraska railroads plan to contest the two cent fare law enacted by the Legislature and signed by the Governor. Officials say the measure is confiscatory and will challenge its validity in court.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Chicago
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Martifidlko
Post
Baker
Tilton
Calvin A. Frye
Pleasant View
Dr. Foster
Ries
Tts
Archbishop Whately
Gaelic League
Martin S Mulroy
TF Fultz Gerald Conde Ohare
DR. Henson
Christian Science
Carters
Genvire
Morse Bro's
Canton, Mass
L” Road
Boston American Office
Summer Street
Indorsing Munyon
G. W. Thomas
Western Avenue
Cliftondale
Nathan Seelis
Eutaw Street
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