Safe Cure promotes kidney relief and claims cure benefits
An ad urges readers to use Warner's Safe Cure for multiple kidney and urinary ailments including rheumatism diabetes and jaundice. It promises immediate relief and permanent cure, offers free analysis by doctors, and notes a special offer of 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle with a caution against sediment filled cures. It emphasizes a woman doctor replies to women and asserts natural vegetable ingredients.
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Warner's
Safe Care Co
Rochester
N. Y
Warner
King of Saxony Thanks Public Over Crown Princess Elopement
March 17 report from Dresden states the King writes to his people thanking them for sympathy after Crown Princess Louise eloped with M. Giron. He calls the incident a recent misfortune and urges belief in his words over rumors. Emperor William visits, meeting King George and officials at the station.
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Dresden
Saxony
Louise
M. Giron
Wiliam
King George
Melrose Don't Worry Klub Pops Concert
The Don't Worry Klub held a pop concert in the Highland Club hall Melrose Highlands tonight. Prominent young society members attended as the program featured orchestral selections soprano solos by Harold Simonds readings by Reulah Nybert and whistling by Iansy Wish.
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Melrose
Don't Worry Klub
Massachusetts Manufacturers Endorse $105000 for World Fair
A letter to 100 firms shows 76 approve a $100000 plus appropriation, with nine backing more than that and five seeking as little as $5000. The Senate boosted the total to $105000. House action pending. Cantwell notes MA spent $22.0 million in St Louis last year and urges strong representation to seize the fair’s $30 million opportunity.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
St. Louis
John J. Cantwell
Federal Relations and Ways and Means
Manufacturers’ Association
Federal Relations Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
House
Cantwell
Massachusetts
New England Rubber Sine¢ Company
Mr. Cantwell
Post
Paul Revere Lodge Observes 25th Anniversary Festivities
Paul Revere Lodge 1percent J C O F of Somerville celebrated its 25th anniversary with a banquet and reception to grand lodge officers. Special guest John A Perkins who founded the lodge March 1 1878 as grand master attended and an entertainment followed the festivities.
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Paul Revere Lodge
Fomerville
Grand Lodge
John A. Perkins
Lodge Used As Club To Kill Reciprocity
The Lodge name was used to defeat Canadian reciprocity resolutions in the Massachusetts House. Hayes and Underhill clashed over the rider, with Underhill leading the vote to kill the propositions. The debate highlighted Lodge’s influence over Republicans, and the larger fight between Lodge and Foss.
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Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hayes
Lowell
Senator Lodge
Canada
Underhill
Somerville
Dowse
Restoring Health and Beauty Osmo-Chemic Light Therapy Adverts
The piece extols Osmo-Chemiec light treatment as a cure for skin diseases and claims it can cure cancer and malignant diseases. It argues disfiguring skin conditions humiliate sufferers, isolating them socially, and asserts relief is available through Osmo-Chemie physicians across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston legislative moves on transit and fares
The O'Hare bill proposing a five cent gas tax in Boston has been adversely reported to the House public lighting committee. Representative O'Hare vows to push the measure in open session. A separate measure would authorize Boston to issue 3000000 in 4 per cent 40 year bonds for the East Boston tunnel. Also, Dean and Coulthurst win initial gains for cheaper suburban rail fares with a plan for hearings and rail road commissioners to issue recommendations to the General Court.
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O'Hare
Boston
House
East Boston
Dean
Wakefield
Coulthurst
West Roxbury
Railroad Commissioners
General Court
Republicans bar Witzgerald inquiry motion amid Ward 8 disclosures
Yesterday the Post predicted Republicans would kill the Witzgerald special investigation order as an amendment to the Luce measure. Democrats faced contempt from the GOP, a roll call denied, with five yes votes out of eight possible and two absences leaving eight Democrats short.
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Luce
Free X Ray Examinations Offer by Osmo-Chemic Physicians
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians advertise free X ray examinations to determine the cause of illness. Their fluoroscopic setup inspects all body parts to locate the problem with certainty. Patients are invited to come for a complimentary examination.
Jamaica object lesson quoted by Victorian Club speaker
Archibald Colquhoun urges Southerners to study Jamaica as an example of racial harmony while cautioning about annexation talk. He notes Canada’s prosperity and mutual benefits between Canada and the West Indies, with Mrs Colquhoun praising bananas as a salvation for the British West Indies. Captain Talbot attends with British consul in Boston Billy Lumichrast.
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Jamaica
Archibald Colquhoun
Bermuda
Nottingham
F. C. de Lumichrast
Talbot
Boston
London Artillery Company
Country Club
Colquhoun
Canada
West Indies
British West Indies
Good Government League Forms Liaison Committee
The executive committee met at the Chamber of Commerce and did not discuss corruption. It plans cooperation with the Public Franchise League Public Information League and Citizens Association, names officers, and authorizes advertising and candidate record probes with significant fundraising. President Lincoln travels to Florida and will return around April 1.
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Good Government League
Chamber of Commerce
Public Franchise League
Public Information League
Citizens’ Association
Lincoln
Mésers
Southard
Minot
Florida
Will Lecture on Newfoundland by Everett Speaker
James J. McAuliffe of Everett will present an illustrated lecture on Newfoundland at People's Temple Columbus Ave and Berkeley St Tuesday evening March 24 under the Cabot Club. The talk aims to show Newfoundland as more than a foggy fishing land featuring grand scenery lakes rivers harbors and bays.
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Newfoundland
James J. McAuliffe
Everett
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Cabot Club
Conry Kellher contested election hearing adjourned
Hearing in the Conry Kellher case is postponed due to a death in the family of Co. F. M. Malley, counsel for Hon. J. A. Conry. No further hearings will occur until Monday afternoon, the 18th. BD. W. Grove appears on the accompanying box for a laxative bromquinine advertisement.
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Co. F. M. Malley
J. A. Conry
Conry-Kellher
BD. W. Grove
Honest Testimony for Osmo-Chemic Doctors from H A McKenzie
H A McKenzie of 127 Park Street Dorchester Massachusetts, a Boston elevated railway employee, says eight years of back pain and chronic digestion were cured by Osmo-Chemic doctors after X Ray examination. He notes daily gains and praises their honesty and treatments.
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H. A. McKenzie
Park St
Dorchester
Mass
Boston Lecated Railway
Osimo-Chemic doctors praised by Boston woman
Mrs Julia Vaughan of No 2 Madison Street Boston recounts years of heart and nervous troubles and says X ray examination revealed nervous debility and pericardiac neuralgia. She reports rapid improvement after treatment and endorses the Osimo-Chemic doctors as truthful and helpful.
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Julia Vaughan
Madison St
Boston
Mass
Julia A. Vaughan
Arsenic Mention in Manson Murder Trial Testimony
Putnam March 17. Mrs Mary Lillian Manson faces murder charges for allegedly poisoning Mrs Julia Wilson. State witness Johnson of Willimantic described seeing Manson with liquor odor and unsteady gait. George Wilson admitted obtaining arsenic at Burt s drug store in Putnam.
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Wilson
Burt
Putnam
Manson
Willimantic
Aged North Leominster ex postmaster dead
William F. Howe, longtime North Leominster postmaster from 1851 to 1897, died on the street this afternoon at about 80 years old. He ran a general store until a few weeks ago. He was the oldest ex postmaster in age and years of service.
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Leominster
William F. Howe
North Leominster
Howe
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Earn Byrne's Praise for Violet Ray Cure
John Byrne of 590 Freeport Street Dorchester Massachusetts credits Osmo-Chemic physicians with easing five years of back pain after X ray examination and Violet Ray treatment. He reports sleep improvement and near elimination of pain and urges others to trust their promised help.
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John Byrne
Freeport St
Dorchester
Mass
Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment Cures Cancers and Tumors
Living witnesses claim success with the Osmo-Chemic Light Therapy for cancer and tumors. Names and addresses of individuals across Massachusetts Maine and New Brunswick are listed as people who know it works and invite visits to verify results.
Last Chance for Low Osmo-Chemie Rates at Dr Plunkett
All patients calling at Dr Plunkett’s offices now receive the same low Osmo-Chemie treatment fee as in the past. Enormous crowds may force a price rise, so call promptly to be treated at the nominal rate before changes occur.
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Plunkett
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Adverts
An old OCR fragment advertises J. L. Plunkett MD as chief consultant for an Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine. It lists a Boston address at 18 Boylston Street and mentions multiple office hours and a Sunday clinic.
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Ancorporaton
J. L. Plunkett
Boyleton
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Another Medal for Sorensen Named Hero of Seas
Captain Alfred Sorensen of Somerville earns another silver medal from the Massachusetts Humane Society this week for saving 17 crew members from the steel tug Astral on December 15, 1902. The vessel was under Captain Rood, later of the Joy liner Surprise.
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Alfred Sorensen
Somerville
Massachusetts Humans Society
Maine
Sorensen
Astral
Rood
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