Free X ray exams end soon for Osmo-Chemic cure
Four days remain in Dr Plunkett's liberal offer of free X ray examinations and consultations for asthma consumption cancers and tumors. Patients travel from nearby towns to receive treatment before March 15th as the Osmo-Chemic physicians warn the program will end after that date. Endorsements from patients like Minnie Diamond and others are cited as proof of apparent cures.
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Plunkett
Minnie Diamond
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. J
Boston Poet Ave. resident cites asthma cure claim
Miss Minnie Diamond of Poet Avenue Boston says she suffered asthma and bronchitis for two years and consulted many doctors before reporting a positive personal remedy outcome.
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Minnie Diamond
Poet Ave
Boston
Asthma Sufferer Reports Relief After Treatment
Henry Blakly of Northboro Massachusetts states he suffered years of asthma and wheezing. After visiting Ne. Phinkett and starting treatment, his wheezing improved and he claims a cure in a short time. He recommends the Osame-Chemic Arcters to other asthma sufferers.
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Mr. Jenry
Northboro
Mass
Ne. Phinkett
Renry Blakly
Medical Testimony About Treatment by Chemist Doctors
A patient writes that after trying various medicines for stomach and head issues, a doctor using X-ray examination prescribed a contrasting approach. The treatment led to notable improvement within a short time, with the writer expressing gratitude for relief and crediting the physician’s method over chemist remedies.
Open Letter from Mir and Pave at Pearl Street
A fragmented note from readers at 1 Pearl Street Ryeratt expresses unrealthed gratitude. The writer credits a doctor for discovering nature cure for a complex set of traits including heart stomach liver and nerves, noting a trem ent course and sincere thanks to the physician.
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Mir
Pearl St
Ryeratt
H. EF
The Cure of Asthma Discovery Endorsed by Readers
The advertisement cites numerous readers from Boston area addresses praising Dr Plunkett's new asthma treatment as invaluable. Names include Mrs Catherine Duffy, Mrs Mary Dolan, Miss Rebecca Chafe, Mr Edward Dager, Mr Oscar Starks, Mr J F Burens, Mrs Florence Morgan, Mr Alden Leroy Fuller, James Wilds, Martin Merton, and others across Massachusetts cities such as East Boston, South Boston, Winchester, Jamaica Plain, Wakefield, Lawrence, Somerville, Dorchester, Roxbury, Cambridgeport, and Fitchburg.
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Catherine Duffy
Liverpool St
Boston
Fred Ganter
3Rd St
Mary Dolan
Cooper St
City
Catherine Kelly
Lake Ave
Winchester
Mass
Rebecca Chafe
St. Charles St
Etta Packard
Wyman St
Jamaica Plain
Edward Dager
Byron St
Wakefield
Oscar J. Starks
Howard St
Lawrence
Frank P. Winslow
Maynard
J. F. Burens
Robinson St
Somerville
Sudbury
Florence Morgan
Shawmut Ave
Citr
Alden Leroy Fuller
Wood St
Fitchburg
James B. Wilds
Talbot Ave
Dorchester
Martin Merton
Thorn St
Woburn
Martin F. Downey
Cohasset St
H. A. Ford
Trenton St
East
Arthur White
Main St
Cambridgeport
George Pulsifer
Wash St
Gloucester
John PD. Cook
Burnside Ave
Daniel Mullane
School St
Roxbury
Mase
The Osmo-Chemiс System of Medicine Ad
An advertisement for The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine by J te Plunkett and M P B J P Naughton notes offices in Boston Massachusetts at 430 Colonial Building 100 Boylston Street with daily hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 except Sundays.
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J. Te Plunkett
M. BP
J. P. Naughton
M. D
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Contradicting testimony in Patrick Rice murder trial
Professor James Ewing of Cornell testified for the defense in the Albert T. Patrick murder trial and was cross examined about the illness timeline leading to William M. Rice's death. Dr. Girdner, author on chloroform, testified that the described method could not render anesthesia and that edema or dropsy from nephritis likely caused the death, not chloroform poisoning. court adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York
James Ewing
Cornell University
William M. Rice
Osborne
Mr. Rice
Dr. Ewing
Rice
Ewing
John H. Girdner
Moore
Jones
Dr. Girdner
Jury indicts Wilcox in Nell Cropsey murder case
Pasquotank county grand jury returns a true bill against James Wilcox for the November 20 1901 murder of Ellen M Cropsey. Wilcox arraigns enters not guilty plea as 259 jurors are drawn for the trial scheduled to begin Thursday afternoon. Courtroom is crowded and tense with the defendant quiet and haggard.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Pasquotank County
James Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
Wilcox
Ellen M. Croppey
Whitcox
Kaiser Plans Pleasure Park in Grunewald Forest
Berlin reports Emperor William approves plans to convert Grunewald into a vast leisure area with roads, playgrounds, picnics, glades, and a restaurant site for Berliners. The 11 450 acre royal forest also serves as a hunting preserve though foresters are now culling deer and wild boar.
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Berlin
Wiliam
Grunzewald
Ancient Colony topic to be explored in public lecture
James J. McAuliffe of Everett will speak on Newfoundland and Its People in an illustrated lecture at People's Temple. The talk, scheduled for Tuesday evening March 18, will include notes from his recent tour and a fine selection of pictures will be shown.
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Newfoundland
James J. McAuliffe
Everett
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
McAuliffe
Father sees daughter killed in electric car tragedy
Mary Clancy a 13 year old Roxbury girl is crushed under a loaded electric car on Hampden Street near Norfolk Avenue as she ran into the street while skipping rope. Her father Patrick Clancy helped lift the car and broke his wrist before realizing the body was his daughter. The girl’s mother, unable to grasp the loss, stood at the door awaiting Mary’s return.
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Mary Clancy
Reading Street
Roxbury
Hampden Street
Norfolk Avenue
Harry W. Dauch
Daudh
Patrick Clancy
Mary
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Credited With Rapid Cure
Dr Redwell recalls a case of chronic dyspepsia improved by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. After four boxes the patient gained weight, normal appetite returned, and stomach distress subsided. The remedy is praised as harmless, safe for children, and effective for indigestion biliousness and constipation.
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Redwell
Stuart
City Point Catholic Association Opens Evacuation Day Concert
The City Point Catholic Association launches Evacuation Day events with a grand sacred concert at St Michael's Hall in South Boston. Joseph A Callahan leads the effort with a strong lineup including Kerr, Leveroni, Murphy, White Mullen, Heindl, Shattuck, Clahane, Kenney, Waite, Hollis and Howard, O Connor, and others. Tickets are selling quickly for a crowd likely larger than previous years.
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Boston
St. Michael's Hall
City Point Catholic Association
Joseph A. Callahan
A. §. Kerr
Elvira Leveroni
D. J. Murphy
Mary White Mullen
Harney Heindl
Lillian N. Shattuck
John H. Clahane
J. J. Kenney
Henry T. Waite
Hollis and Howard
J. Fred O'Connor
Grape-Nuts Helps Digest and Boost Vitality
A Brantford man shares how switching from white bread and heavy cereals to Grape-Nuts improved digestion, reduced cramps, and increased energy and mental clarity after years of dyspepsia and constipation. The ad touts pre digested starch and warns white bread lacks diastatic principles. Postum Company, Battle Creek, promotes the cereal as a healthier choice.
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Brantford
Ont
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Evacuation Day Troops for Dorchester Heights Dedication
The Governor's Council ordered units for the March 17 Dorchester Heights monument dedication. The Ninth Infantry and Naval Brigade provide battalion and command details, with Battery A of Light Artillery and the First Corps of Cadets as escort.
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Dorchester Heights
South Boston
Ninth Infantry
Boston
Naval Brigade
Samuel D. Parker
Light Artillery
William H. Devine
Thomas F. Edmands
Samuel Dalton
Adjutant-General
Woman Suffragists Meet in Massachusetts Meeting
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held a fortnightly session at 3 Park Street with Mrs. Mary A Livermore presiding. Grace Hyde Trine spoke on ancient cliff dwellers of the southwest, and resolutions praised increased votes for equal suffrage and thanked lawmakers and speakers including Adams C Allender Kenney Hall Newton Googins Badger and Rev Mr Talmage for his Narra more tragedy address supporting parental custody rights.
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Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Park Street
Mary A. Livermore
Grace Hyde Trine
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House
Adams
Melrose
Callender
Kenney
Boston
Hall
First New England ore steamer Alice M Jacobs launched
Essex March 11 The fishing steamer Alice M Jacobs built for Captain Sel Jacobs of Gloucester was launched at 11:15 AM from Arthur D Story yard. Hull 141 feet 7 inches, beam 25 feet, depth 12 feet, draft 10 feet 4 inches. Rigging will be plain pole masts. Helen B Thomas, a knockabout fisherman owned by a Boston syndicate, also launched today from Oxmer Story yard as the first vessel of its kind built without a bowspit.
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Essex
Alice M. Jacobs
Sel” Jacobs
Gloucester
Arthur D. Story
New England
Helen B. Thomas
Boston
Oxmer & Story
Hay Attacked by Burleson in House Speech
Washington March 11 The House featured a speech by Mr Burleson attacking Secretary Hay for declining to request British authorities to issue passports to Rev Hiram W Thomas and his wife to travel through British lines to distribute Boer relief funds in Illinois The exchange followed a spirited reply by Mr Hitt charging Burleson with prejudice and noting international law forbidding passage through an enemies lines in wartime Thayer of Massachusetts also pressed a Cuban reciprocity claim but was blocked by Republican opposition
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Washington
Burleson
Hay
Hiram W. Thomas
Thomas
South Africa
Illinois
Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Red Cross
Thayer
Massachusetts
Sugar Trust
Opposed Ship Subsidy Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington on March 11 the Senate debated the ship subsidy bill for hours. Florida's Mallory argued against the measure saying it would misuse Treasury funds for private interests and fail to deliver promised results. Earlier Berry pressed for timing on a direct election resolution, while Hoar opposed it as subverting Senate fundamentals.
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Washington
Senate
Mallory
Florida
United States Treasury
Berry
Arkansas
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Hoar
Massachusetts
British chambers seek stand against Cuba trade deal
London diplomats report that several British chambers of commerce delivered a memorial to Foreign Secretary Lansdowne warning that Cuban handover could trigger a reciprocal treaty with the United States. The pact, they fear, would permit cheaper Cuban goods and grant U.S. favorable terms, risking European trade. Lansdowne gave limited encouragement but said he would review the matter.
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London
House Republicans Confer On Cuba Reciprocity
About 130 members including Speaker Henderson attended the fourth conference of House Republicans on Cuban reciprocity in Washington. Representative Cannon of Illinois presided as Long of Kansas urged a 20 percent concession. Long argued that without a Cuban concession free sugar could not be blocked and a post ratification treaty could yield full trade with Cuba.
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Washington
Henderson
House Republicans
Representative Cannon
Ilmnois
Representative Long
Kansas
Ways and Means
Long
Cuba
Republic of Cuba
Senate
Supreme Court
Archbishops 36th Anniversary Mass at Holy Cross Cathedral
The 36th anniversary of Archbishop Williams consecration was marked by solemn high mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Archbishop Williams, with Rev. M. J. Doody on the throne, led as officers of the mass including Rev. John T. Cullen, Rev. Dr. F. X. Dolan, Rev. T. R. McCoy, and Rev. T. J. McCormack. The sanctuary choir performed the mass music.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
M. J. Doody
John T. Cullen
D. Co. L
F. X. Dolan
T. R. McCoy
T. J
Koch Lung Cure Treatment Now in Boston
Eminent Berlin scientist Professor Koch claims his Tuberculine cures Consumption by inhalation into the lungs. Reports show many recoveries even after extensive pulmonary damage. In Boston at 361 Boylston St under Dr Edward Koch, with free consultations and home treatment offered. Doctors assert the remedy targets the lungs directly, offering free booklets and weekend hours.
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Koch
Berlin
Boston
Boylston St
Edward Koch
Germany
Sunda
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