Painful periods cured by Tonita claim
A testimonial from Susan Laux of Allegheny Pa credits Tonita and Lorentz’s Mucous Membrane Bitters with curing severe menstrual pains after six weeks of use. The letter promotes the medicine as a safe, doctor-recommended remedy for female weakness and catarrh, available at $1 a bottle with free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni-Ta
Susan Laux
Cedar Ave
Allegheny, Pa
Lorentz
Lorentz Medical Co
Flatiron Building
New York
To-Ni-Ta
Bunco Men at Work in Boston
Two bunco men operate in the South End and Back Bay swindling at least a dozen families since last Friday. About twenty servant girls were informed and gave from one to three dollars to aid a supposed deserving cause. Police identify one suspect as Frederick H. Radcliffe, a known crook with prior arrests in New York, Maine, Chicago and Boston. The second suspect’s name is not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunco
South End
Back Bay
New York
Maine
Chicago
Boston
Frederick H. Radcliffe
City of Butte Sliding Down Hill
Butte Montana March 15 The city of Butte that began sliding down the mountain side years ago has made another move. The section between Montana and Wyoming streets east and west a distance of three blocks and between Park and Quartz streets north and south three blocks shows a decided downhill movement during the last two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Montana
Wyoming
Park and Quartz
Four Models Picked At Dressmakers Convention
A New Century building reception saw 72 contestants for dress reform. after four hours and scrutiny by six judges one model qualified. Manager Klein described the crowd as diverse in size and age, with many eager yet few viable for the positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Aaron
Dress Makers’ Protective Association
Norman
New Century
P. S
Stolen Jewels Sold in Boston
Ottawa March 15 Toronto detectives arrest Harold Webster and Thomas Fair as they near Chicago with 5000 dollars of diamonds and pearls. Webster, a trusted clerk for P. W. Ellis Company, allegedly stole from his Toronto employers for months while Fair peddled pieces in Boston New York Philadelphia and beyond. Fair, linked to a fast life and several girls found in a Chinese gambling den, faces trial with disclosures of private diamond buyers across Buffalo and other U.S. cities.
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Ottawa
Ont
Toronto
Harold Webster
Thomas Fair
Chicago
Webster
P. W. Ellis Company
Fair
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Lynn Teacher Resigns After 30 Years Service
Lynn March 15 At a Lynn School Board meeting Mrs Susanna W Berry wife of Judge John W Berry tendered her resignation as a teacher and it was accepted to take effect at the close of the present term. Berry has been a teacher more than 30 years having been elected in 1874 and served continuously since that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Susanna W. Berry
J J McCarthy Stays On Post After Eye Injury
The surveyor of the port J J McCarthy returned to his Central street office after a painful eye accident on Monday. He endured intense head pain yet was present early and remained until the office closed.
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Port
J. J. McCarthy
Central Street
Ministers Debate Judge Emmons 29,000 Drunkards Claim
Boston ministers responded to Judge Emmons's statement claiming the city held 29,000 drunkards. They argued figures vary by definition and police records, with some estimates much higher and others focusing on those arrested or consuming to excess.
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Boston
Judge Emmons
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Sttreet Baptist Church
Varnum A. Cooper
Little Wanderers
Winfred Chesney Rhoades
Judge Simmons
Mayor Crosby of Halifax to face indictment
The presiding judge of the Supreme Criminal Court ordered that an indictment be issued against Mayor Crosby of Halifax for interfering with the administration of justice. Evidence is to be presented to the grand jury. The action follows the mayor’s release of a prisoner on a criminal charge who has since disappeared and cannot be located.
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Halifax
N. S
Supreme Criminal Court
Crosby
Dressmakers Clash Over Model Standards During Lecture
An evening lecture by Miss White drew about 75 dressmakers as she lampooned industry habits. She offered blunt epigrams about beauty and tailoring, while inspectors contended with skeptical applicants and a dignified 60 summer woman insisting the industry cannot redefine her.
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Miss White
Traveling man touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential crutch
A St Louis hardware representative extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as vital for travel and meals, praising digestion, health, and low cost. He notes friends tease him about patent medicines, but claims regular use keeps his stomach in first class order for fifty cents a month. He cites doctor and druggist endorsements and ties to a corset demonstration aimed at Boston dressmakers.
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Stuart
St. Louis
Josh
Naval Magazine Selection at Weymouth Back River Area
A board of naval engineers selected a site for a naval magazine on the Weymouth Back River across Weymouth and Hingham. The 720 acre territory includes 500 acres in Hingham and 220 in Weymouth, from the Hingham bridge along Beal and Fort Till streets to Fresh River, across the river to Weymouth, with estimated government cost of 538000 dollars. The Weymouth side has few structures. listed owners include Mrs Nellie Crowley and several others with small to moderate acreage. In Hingham the land is mostly level with surrounding hills and many buildings, noted as impregnable from water and secure against land attack, with a proposed railway to the magazine crossing Fort Hill street and reaching the South Shore branch track.
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Weymouth
Hingham
Back River
Hingham Bridge
Beal and
Fort Till
Fresh River
Nellie Crowley
P. B. Bradley
Martin Muck
Savdade
Wilmot
Effie ‘Thomas
Henry A. Allen
Fort Hill Street
West Hingham Station
South Shore
N. Y
Boston Democrats Declare For Olney
Boston Democrats press for Olney at the national convention urging unanimous Massachusetts delegation. They call on all Democrats to attend caucuses and ensure delegates supporting Olney. Names listed include Collins, Gaston, Currier, Curley, Donovan, McDermot, Sweeney, Crowley, Power, and others. Also an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with E W Groves signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Olney
E. W. Grove
List of Names Appearing in Historical Directory Record
A sequence of personal names listed together including John A. Sullivan John VF Fitzgerald Thomas J Gargan John H Lee H P Nawn Godfrey Morse William P F McClellan James F Nolan John L Kelley John H Duane James J Mellen Philip O'Brien George A Scigliano Daniel J Donnelly C Pp McCaffery John J Gartland Hugh Montague H A Frothingham James E Doyle David D Leahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sullivan
John VF. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gargan
John H. Lee
H.P. Nawn
Godfrey Morse
William PF. McClellan James F. Nolan
John L. Kelley
John H. Duane James J. Mellen
Philip O'Brien
George A. Scigliano
Daniel J. Donnelly C, PP. McCaffery
John J. Gartland
Hugh Montague H. A. Frothingham
James E. Doyle
David D. Leahy
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DR. Charles
Co. E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Summer St
Butler’s Branch Drug Dept
Temple Place
Pitts-Kimball Drug Dept
Washington St
R. H. White Co
Jordan Marsh Co
Houghton & Dutton
Charles CO
Park Place
Aaron
Bevies
Klein
Board of Examiners
White
Eas
Buffalo
Emmons
Sogott
Emaulsion
Mildred Champagne
Naval Magazine
Plymouth
Mass
Yarmouth
Bureau of Ordnance
Board of Naval Engineers
Eugene Lincoln
Hersey
Ebeee
William J. Gorman
Joseph B
Mary Quinn
Hobart
Spaulding
Henry Bicknell
Democrats
Patrick A. Collins
William A. Gaston
Josiah Quincy Oliver Stevens James Donovan Charles 8
Hamlin
John A. Kelcher
Guy W. Currier
John W. Corcoran
Charles E. Stratton
Charles Head W. Dolan Arthur Patrick J. Kennedy William J. Donovan
Charles_S Sullivan
David B. Shaw Henry 5
Fitzgerald
A. A. Badaracco James F. McDermot James A. Sweeney
Patrick Bowen B. W. ‘Wells
William S. McNary
W. T. A. Fitzgerald Joseph H. O'Neil
Joseph J. Corbett Martin M. Lomasney
Thomas J. Collins
Mechael J. Sullivan
Michael F. Curran
Steven A. Jennings
Malachi L. Jennings James M. Curley James H. McInerny John H. Donovan
John F. McDonald
Fred J. Kneeland
Wm. J. Hennessey
John P. Riley
George Phillips
David A. A
William F. We James F. Crowley James F. Power J. J. McNamara Joseph J. Norton
Daniel ¥. McIsaac
Edward L. Logan Michael W. Norris
Edward F. McSweeney
James R. Kelley
Daniel P. Sullivan
William H. Woods
Octavio Brogii
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Peter Costello
Edward F. Moore
Daniel F. Flanagan
John A. Coulthurst Salem D. Charles James A. Gallivan
M. T. Callahan
T. F. Delehanty
Rexall
Carrie Spilcher
West 124Th Street
New York City
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South
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Oak
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