Meat and Digestive Aids Promote Healthy Diet
The article argues for a mixed diet including meat and grains, cites meat as highly nutritious, and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid. It claims nervous dyspeptics should eat meat and use the tablets after meals, noting the product’s ingredients and 50 cent price. A free booklet offers cause and cure of stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Reminson
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Bryn Mawr Student Dies From Lenten Vow Fire
Miss Ruth E. Williams of Jefferson Kentucky died in Binghamton after a lamp spill during a Lenten vow not to speak. She attempted to extinguish flames herself and her dress caught fire, leading to fatal burns before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Ruth, E. Williams
Jefferson
Bryn Mawr
Miss Williams
Correcting a Swede Misidentification in East Boston
A Malden resident Mr F O Benson denies acquaintance with Swedish woman Ida Johanson who arrived in East Boston aboard the Ivernia. The report mistook him due to similar names. Benson recently arrived from Sweden and seeks correction of the mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Toy
F. O. Benson
Pasterm Avenue
Malden
Mass
Funeral for Mary Bosson Held at Melrose Highlands
Death notices from Melrose mark the funeral of Mrs. Mary Bosson wife of George T Bosson treasurer of the Boston Dees Bank and vice president of Merchants Co operative Bank. A public service was held at Melrose Highlands Congregational Church with Rev Burke Leavitt leading and Afton Club quartet singing. Interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery with additional rites at sunset. Separate item notes plans for a Sacred Heart parochial school in East Cambridge on Thorndike and Seventh streets a six story brick granite foundation building with steam heat an elevator and modern sanitation features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bosson
George T. Bosson
Boston Dees Bank
Merchants’ Cooperative Bank
Melrose Highlands
Melrose Highlands Congregational Church
Burke ¥. Leavitt
Any Fon Club
Melrose
Paradise
Chicago
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Suffolk Lodge
East Cambridge
Sacred Heart
Thorndike and
Seventh Streets
Thorndike Street
Doogue Offers Reward for Trièves Pigeon Theft
Superintendent Doogue offers a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of thieves after sixty fancy pigeons vanish from Hast Cottage street. The birds were part of a tame flock of eighty belonging to public rounds superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doogue
Hast Cottage Street
Public Rounds
Iam Doogue
Lehigh Valley Foreman Ends Life After Blocking Trains
New York March 14 W W Blackford Lehigh Valley road foreman at Pakview New Jersey killed himself after putting all signals on danger and blocking trains this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. W. Blackford
Lehigh Valley Road
Pakview
N. J
Cleveland lecture on Boundary Diswuter at Princeton
President Cleveland will lecture to Princeton students on March 23 about the boundary disputer. The address aims to illuminate the issue for the student body in Princeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Boylston St
Movement to turn New England Conservatory into a girls home
Rev. George L. Perin leads a movement to form a corporation to buy the New England Conservatory of Music building on East Newton Street for a home for working girls. The $250000 building could accommodate over 500 girls, with trustees open to selling if funds are raised. A charter is expected within two weeks, addressing concerns about private donations to public institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Conservatory OF Music
George L. Perin
D. D
Shawmut Avenue
East Newton Street
Charles P. Gardiner
Perin
Vessels from distant ports fill Boston harbor awaiting repairs
Many overdue ships bound for this port have entered harbors to mend damage. The bark Thomas A Goddard and other schooners from Mobile Pascagoula and Bermuda are days to weeks out or awaiting arrival. Fire and weather delays affect cargo, crews change, and pilot boats handle arrivals as steamers from Europe near departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Goddard
Buenos Ayres
Here
Addie
Merrill
East Boston
Celina
Landry
Mobile
American Stave & Cooperage Company
Flora Rogers
Pascagoula
Ella M. Storer
Fernandina
Bermuda
St. George’s Harbor
Annie Lewis
South America
Ballentine
Mabel I. Meyers
Turks Island
Lucy W. Snow
Eleanor A. Percy
Helen W. Martin
Governor Ames
John B. Prescott
Charles A. Campbell
Augustus Hunt
Three Marys
Charles Davenport
Lavinia Campbell
Hunt
Gas House
New Charlestown Bridge
Baker
Edward E. Barry
Union Wharf
Pro Patria
Sons
Miquelon
Halifax
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Harrison
International Line
T Wharf
Boston
W. A. Chase
Yarmouth Steamship Company
N. S
George D. Emery
Chelsea
Bluefields
Nic
Mount Edgecombe
Wetherell
Vittoria
Progreso
Mex
Brooklyn
N. Y
McGenzie
Captain Wetherell
Cunard
Altonia
Glasgow
Avonmouth
Congress Street Bridge
Anchorage
Sorensen
Haddock
Governor Russell
la Have
Nellie Dixon
Russell
Ruder
Nova Scotia
Prince George
Charles Doucette
United States
St. Pierre
Mig
Mystic Wharf
David Kendrick
Thomas McLaughlin
Adams
Trapani
Sicily
Shipping News Mini Almanac for March 15
Arrivals include steamers Pomeranian Fairful halifax Halifax, Pye with merchandise and passengers to multiple firms in Boston Yarmouth and Gloucester. schooners John Paul and Helen W Martin with palm oil and other cargo. Cleared City of Birmingham for New York. wind northwest. several steamers and schooners listed for various ports and tows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeranian
Fairful
Glasgow
Halifax
Pye
B. H. Downing
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
John G. Hall & Co
Prince George
MoeKinnon
J. F. Masters
George
Clyde
Chichester
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
William P. Clyde
Tremont
Oliver
Portland
Maverick
Fenton
Philadelphia
City of Gloucester
Oyer
Gloucester
John Paul
Franklin
Dyer
Appam
Barbadoes
Bermuda
Helen W. Martin
Ross
Newport News
Lavinia
Campbell
Aul
G. M. Hopkins
Eben Parsons
Newburyport
Plymouth
Hand
Port Johnson
Salem
Childe Harold
Rockport
Alexandria
City
Birmingham
New York
Abatement Petition and Civil Actions in Suffolk Court
In Suffolk County First Session Judge Maynard hears 2008 cases including J. D. & A. Packard v city of Boston seeking abatement of a betterment assessment on Brighton avenue. Saltonstall represents petitioners with Babson for defense. The docket also lists Barnabas Clarke v city of Boston for rip rap and excavation claims. Second Session Judge Richardson presides Hood v Anchor Electric Company seeking recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Judge Maynard
J. D. & A. Packard
City of
Boston
Brighton Avenue
Brighton
Saltonstall
T. M. Babson
Barnabas Clarke
Ashland
G. R. Swasey
A. L. Spring
Richardson
John W. Hood
Anchor Electric Company
Damages Sought in Various Injury and Property Suits
Listing of multiple cases with damages and defendants including Agnes Shaw vs Charles Herbert for injuries from being knocked over by a horse and wagon, Nellie Nelligan vs Boston Elevated Railroad, a hand injury from a defective punching machine, and land taking damages for 2928 square feet. Jurors and lawyers named, trials ongoing across sessions before Judge Gaskill and Judge Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Fuller
Nellie Nelligan
Boston Elevated Railroad
D. J. Nelligan
Game
Newbury and
Holland Streets
Nmerville
GMO
EB. R. Champlin
M. ¥. Dickinson, Jr
Gaskill
Jane Putnam
The
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Same
Boston , Maine Railroad
H. R. Bailey
F. T. Hammond
Stevens
Hyman Stern
Hermanberg
Iay
Agreement Ends With Jury Award For Plaintiff
Plaintiff alleges one year employment at 14 dollars weekly starting January 1, 1900, was discharged without cause. Jury returns verdict of 399.64 for plaintiff. Abramson argued for plaintiff and Max Fischacher for defendant. Also noted are cases 11,477 involving Morris Kamber vs Cora Gule sian and others and an injury suit from 16 Waltham Street premises owned by defendants. Trial held without jury in several orders before Judge Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laintiff
Abramson
Max Fischacher
Morris Kamber
Cora Gulesian
Waltham Street
Mason
Snow
Jordan
Lever
Gosvenor
Swan
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Galvin
Rapp
Woolf
Morlock
Reardon
Bolles
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. F. O. Benson
G. T. Bosson
Dr. Perin
Conservatory of Music
Shipping News
Wind
Juniata
Baltimore
Norfolk
Navahoe Jacksonville
Charleaton , Co
Brunswick
James 8
Whittney
Parthian
Ames Woolley
Portsmouth
Peers
C. C. Company
No. A
Nellie
Lynn
Laura Sprague
Edoward E. Briry
C. A. Lougest
Longest
Europe
DR. Loucest
Columbus Ave
Dr. Hallock Medical Institute
Court Street
Eise
Hallock Medical Institute
Court ST
Mena
Dr. Collins
Europaee Es
DR. Collins Remedy CO
Berwick Park
E. W. Cahan
M. D
Tremont Street
Tremont St
Bailey
Howard St
Mrs. Williams
DR. Adams
Gordon
Trement Street
J. E. Frothingham
M.D
Allston St
Cor, Bulfinch
J. E. Bishop
Boylston
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Saxonia
Ivernia
Ultonia
Alexander Martin
State St
Warren Line
Lyllawne
Michigan
Sagamore
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Company
Nicemetree
Savannah
Florida
Rae
H. Downing
Dew. Sampson N. EB
Atlantic Ave
Summer St
W. Hi. Pleasants
Mgr
Sound Lines
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
E. B. Sampson
Oers
Fiske
Oston
Merchants’ and ‘Iners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
W. P. Corla
R. I
New England
Commonwealth
Dominion
Cambroman
Dominion Atlantic By
Long Wharf
Portland Steamship CO
Bay State
India Wharf
Interior
Chas. R. Lewis
Washington St
H. F. Hammond
Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Public Service
First District Court
Middlesex
Edward F. Blodgett
Ss. H. Borofpsky
Cee Ho
Massachtusetts
Ss. H. Borofsky
Oes Ben
Cee Aeakelle
Civil Service Commissioners
Edward F. Rt
H. Borofsky
Mystic River
Somerville
Medford
John F. Marsh
John BE. Parry
William
William 8. O'Brien
A. P. Russbell
W. Berman & Co
Hanover St
POST
John Mulholland
Water Street
Winthrop Building
William E. Fay
Banigan
Worcester
State Mutual
Lowell
Mutual Loan CO
Room
Tolman
Holbrook
Eliot Street
M. Hatch
Appleby
Wall St
New York City
Laconia ST
Warren AV
Winthrop Beach
Shirley
J. B
Waldron
Pittr
Lenox Hotel
Touraine Cafe
Boston Theatre
John Hancock Building
Charles St
Dorchester High School
Singer
White
Domestic
Davis, Wilcox & Gibbs
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Cliff St
Dudley St
Jay St
Cambridgeport
Crescent Ayve
Elsen
Chas. J. Peck
Huntington Ave
Hyde Park
Slye
Waltz
West End Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Ashmont Street
Dorchester
A. L. Plimpton
WM. A. Bancroft
Bowton
Board of Aldermen
Boston Post
Dorchester Beacon
Edward J. Donovan
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
William H. Reed
Linda W. Reed
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Joseph Cohen
Abraham Sulzbary
Carver Street
Eliot St
Warerenton
Blackstone St
Haymarket Sq
N. E. Trunk CO
Chapman St
Charlestown
Albemat’s
Newbury Club
Weia Casey
Anthony Company
Merchants
the Post
Sudbury St
Ingalls & Kendricken
Boston Can CO
Ames & McGinty
McGinty
Harrison Ave
National Waist & Skirt Co
IDEAL
Kingston St
Reliance Mfg. CO
Ernest DE Souza
Temple
South
Austin Laurence
Hollingsworth Street
Chickering, Hallet & Davie
Ivers & Pond
Collins
Hillside St
Roxbury
Silver St. N. Cotter
Storm Garment CO
Beach St
Liberal
Scientific
Merrimac
Lipson
Bascom’s
Merrimac St
Kountzs & CO
Zabola
A. Parsons
Golub
Cooper St
Prof
Berry
McPhail
F. B. Howland
Main St. Charlestown
Chester
Lynch
Gibson St
Dore
D. A. Goner
W. Somerville
Ellington Road
Albee's
Wm &Tuthfm
Boston Commercials College
Albee’s
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