Endorsed by Dr Heath for eczema cure ZEMA-CURA
Prominent physician A S Heath of New York recommends ZEMA-CURA after 34 years in practice. The ad claims quick relief and a complete cure for eczema in elderly patients, with testimonials from W A Steele of Corning and J D Benson of Rutland, asserting dramatic improvements after using the product. It warns against salves and asserts no substitute exists for ZEMA-CURA, offering mail order sales and free expert advice.
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Aws
Heath
Metropolis of
America
A. S. Heath
M. D
Concourse
178Th Sts
University Medical Col
New Yor City
Zema-Cura
Physera
J. Copeland
Zema- Cura
J. D. Benson
State St
Rutland
J. Bush
The
A. F. Bush
Wiest 20Th St
Erie, Pa
Zema-Cura CO
West 22Nd St
New York
Brother-in-law wounds sister with razor amid feud over money
Francisco Signorello 18 attacked Maria Signorello in their Foster place home after money quarrel sparked jealousy. He slashed over the right ear and cut the left eyelid, a six stitch wound required. he fled with his brother Vincenzo, both 18, believed to have headed toward Providence with aim for New York.
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Francisco Signorello
Maria
Pelegrinne
Signorello
Francisco
Vincenzo
Pelegrinno
New
York
North End Dispensary
Charter and
Unity Streets
James Carey
Samuel Christie
R.S. Carr
Desperado
Providence
New York
Former President Warren Comments On Dr Harper Co Education Views
Dr William F Warren former president of Boston University marks his 70th birthday while noting he will not comment on Dr Harper Chicago president's co education remarks without context. Students say such statements seem foolish as coed colleges today study separately and mingle little.
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William F. Warren
Harper
Henry C. Fuller Dead at 49 in Hartland Textile Firm
Henry C. Fuller president and general manager of the Lynn Woolen Co of Hartland Maine died yesterday at City Hospital from tuberculosis of the throat. He was 49, leaving a widow and two sons.
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Henry’c.’ Fuller
Lynn Woolen Company
Hartland
Reynolds Receives Surprise Ring At Somerville Gathering
About 100 friends of ex Alderman Reynolds gathered at 12 Belmont Place in Somerville to honor him. Charles T McGrath presented a signet ring and sleeve buttons. The program included music by the Imperial Mandolin and Guitar Club of Boston and remarks by local officials. An illustrated talk on the Philippines by John J Manning was a highlight.
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Alderman Reynolds
Somerville
Belmont Place
Charles T.mcgrath
Mr. Reynolds
Imperial Mandolin and Guitar Club of
Boston
Annie Quinlan
Katherine
Agnes Reynolds
Nellie Kirk
Jennie
Louise Hopkins
Messrs
D. F. Keegan
John Lynch
John Sheeran
D. Tynan
Thomas Morrissey
Sanders and Thompson
George ‘Melvin
M. J. Toomey
P.’ Kirk
R. van Ummerson
Charles T. McGrath
John Morrill
Thomas’ McNelill
James “H. Niles
T. J. Corcoran
Charles W. Spear
I. “Carr
J. Connolly
F. Keppie
Joseph Hopkins
Remedy Claims Quick Cold Cure in 1 Day
An advertisement touts a laxative bromquinine product labeled E. Ww. grove with a promise to cure a cold in one day and a 25 cent price as the box calls for the full name and signature.
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Grove
Last Sunday's Prize Winners to Be Announced March 15
The Sunday Post confirms prize winners will be announced on March 15 as the paper highlights its remarkable growth to date in 1902.
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the Sunday Post
Circulation Contest Rules for Sunday Post Boston
Instructions demand mailed estimates to the Circulation Editor with a Sunday deadline. No later entries count. Actual circulation to be announced Monday after publication and prize winners the next Sunday. The editor’s decision is final and estimates must include precise figures.
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the Post
Boston
Sunday Post
Insurance Men Respond to Mr Burnett on Boston Premiums
Insurance men challenge Mr Burnett's stance on a 25 percent rate increase for mercantile business. They cite Standard figures showing 1899 1902 premium income and losses, arguing Boston alone skews ratios and that nationwide costs drive rate hikes. They insist reductions will come only when feasible.
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Standard
Boston
the Protective Department
Comipanias
Compari
Tsifurthery
Cossatyn
You can interest him in digestive health and relief
The piece argues men over fifty seek health improvements and emphasizes digestion as central to blood, nerves, and overall vigor. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as direct stomach aid, claiming they digest large amounts of food and outpace dieting fads.
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Stuart
Bennett
Czar Grants Freedom of Religion in Russia Decree
In St Petersburg, March 12, the Czar issues a decree granting freedom of religion to non orthodox creeds and extending local self government. It vows rural law reform, lighter peasant burdens, and consultative guidance to implement changes. The measure marks a major state act since serf emancipation.
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ST. Petersburg
Alexander III
United States
Tenants Narrowly Escape Fire in Hyde Park Block
Fire discovered in the basement of Fred J. Kennedy’s three story brick block on Hyde Park avenue. The blaze burned through partitions to the roof as 12 families on the second and third floors fled. first floor housed Kennedy clothing and Keirnin dry goods. Estimated losses include Robert W. Keirnah 12,000 and Fred J. Sampsonson about 800. other insured losses noted.
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Hyde Park
Fred J. Kennedy
Hyde Park Avenue
Robert W. Keirnin
Fred J. Sampson
George Hy. Roberts
Kennedy
Robert
Tunnel Section Complete Near East Boston Station
Work on the East Boston tunnel advances with the segment from the customs house to the station just beyond Atlantic avenue finished. The completed stretch measures about 575 feet in length.
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Boston
Custom House
Atlantic Avenue
Boston reform speaker lines up for Greater Boston plan
March 12 at Odd Fellows Hall in Wellesley Norfolk County Grange hosted John J. Fitzgerald of Boston. He addressed a crowded audience for over an hour urging annexation to create a metropolitan district with a stronger government and more business and wealth.
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Wellesley
John J. Fitzgerald
Boston
Norfolk
County Grange
Odd. Fellows’ Hall
Greater
Grip Convalescence and Scott's Emulsion Claim
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion aids grip convalescence by restoring strength after fever. It promises rich blood, healthy flesh, and improved nerve vitality, urging readers to request a free sample from Scott and Bowne at 400 Pearl Street New York.
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Scott
Scott ‘S& Bowne
Pearh Street
New York
Cambroman Brings 1000 Italian Men to Boston
More than 1000 Italian male immigrants arrived in Boston aboard the Dominion liner Cambromano from Naples. About 1114 steerage passengers were counted with 500 headed for New York and others staying in New England. The journey lasted from morning to night with some undergoing a second examination. Two brothers reunited after 13 years. Four stowaways were caught upon docking and are to be sent back.
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Boston
Dominion
Naples
New York
New England
Massachusetts
Gaetano
Paolo Vincenzi
Paolo
Italy
North End
Leonardo D’albris
Young Women’s Christian Association
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Philomela_ Forlaggi
Providence
American
Oficer
Ultimatum Extends to Lathers in Schenectady
At a late meeting today contractors extended the ultimatum to the lathers until Saturday morning. If workers do not return to the old scale by then, non union men will be hired. Contractors report many applications for jobs from fathers in other cities.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Strike of garment workers at Macallar Parker Company
Garment workers in the ready-made clothing and custom goods departments of Macallar Parker Company walked out at noon amid a dispute over reinstating discharged union members. The company refused to reinstate the workers, citing insufficient work, and would not recognize the union. Secretary Supple offered arbitration services.
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Macallar Parker Company
Garment Workers’ Union
Parker
Supple
State Board of Arbitration
Quincy Trolley Men and the Sliding Scale
William Kelly president of the local street railway union explains in a published interview why the sliding scale of wages is unsatisfactory. He cites disruption to organized labor and argues a worker on a route for a year should earn the same pay as one with ten years, adding it discourages long tenure by new hires.
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Quincy
William Kelly
Street Railway Union
Pope Receives Pilgrims From Nice in Rome
The pope today welcomed pilgrims from Nice in the hall of the consistory in Rome. He addressed them briefly in a few words.
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Rome
Nice
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Dr. Heath
W. A. Steele
Corning, N. Y
Warren
Boston University
Henry C. Fuller
Ios Oo
Insurance
MR. Burnett
Emer
Robert M. Burnett
Merchants’ Association
Cowle
Fields & Cowle
Water Street
Burnett
Russia
Czar
Metropolitan Tasancrow Sr
Metropolitan Clothing CO
Fitzgerald
Farcical
Lathers
Green Street
James W. Thurston
North Russell Street
William
Hamilton
Thurston
Caron
Boylston St
Washington St
Cambridge
St. Paul's Church
Kenny
Charles
Mary
Kearsarge Naval Veterans
Bennington Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Arlington
Rice AY
Roxbury
Clarissa Rich
Faral
Burgess Street
South Truro
Mass
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