Rice method touted as unrivaled home cure for ruptures
The advertisement extols Dr. Rice’s method as a painless inexpensive cure for ruptured individuals avoiding surgery. It cites Chief J. H. Alexander of Detroit who claims permanent recovery after trying trusses and endorses mail trial orders from Dr. Rice at 1712 Main St Adams, Michigan.
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Rice
Main St
Adams
J. H. Alexander
Detroit, Mich
Dr. Rice
Alexander
L0th St
Detroit
Mich
Kicked Package of Dynamite Causes City Stir
Lawrence March 18 Nelson Brown of Boxford a blaster by trade caused excitement by purchasing 12 pounds of dynamite then leaving it unattended on a sidewalk while he drank. He forgot the package and police recovered it at the transfer station after locals reported it had been kicked along Essex street.
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Lawrence
Nelson Brown
Boxford
Brown
Essex Street
Ofmacer Benoit
No Police Board for Lawrence
The Senate rejected the Lawrence Police Commission bill by an 18 to 12 vote, with a reconsideration motion by Senator Frost to delay, and opponents aiming to end the matter by killing the bill. In a separate committee hearing, the liquor law panel discussed repealing the semicolon law to permit Sunday liquor sales after 11, hearing from Miss Floretta Vining and other counsel.
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Senate
Lawrence
H. & Fitzgerald
Floretta Vining
Walter E. Torrey
Boston
Miss Vining
E. H. Keith
C. W. Birtwell
Keith
Unitarian
Norwell
Torrey
Mr. Birtwell
M. M. Johnson
B. H. Haskell
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Touted as Blood Cure
Advert says catarrh cures rely on removing poisons from blood not local douches. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets promised to act on blood and mucous membrane, dissolving in mouth or water for internal use. can be used as a douche for immediate relief. Dr Bennett endorses them as safest, best, and most effective current remedy. Druggists charge 50 cents per package.
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Stuart
Bennett
Remarkably Choice Exhibition Opens Spring Flower Show
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society opens its spring show in Horticultural Hall with a high quality display of palms, roses, cyclamen, cineramas and other plants. Notable exhibitors include J. S. Bailey, George F. Fabyan, Mrs. John L. Gardner, Edward J. Mitton, Bussey Institute, Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw, and W. H. Elliott among others with a fine display of winter grown vegetables.
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THE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
J. 8. Bailey
A. J. Newell
George F. Fabyan
James Stuart
John
Boston Theatres and Broadways Weekly Stage Schedule
Gossip hints Charles Mackay return to the city while multiple acts fill theaters. The Storks perform at the Majestic the week ahead and Otis Skinner begins Lazarre at the Boston Theatre followed by Keller the magician. Mantell in The Dagger and the Cross opens April 20. Various stars including Chauncey Olcott, James K Hackett, Mrs Fiske and Lulu Glaser headline upcoming shows with frequent matinees and new productions at Grand Opera House Park Colonial and Keith's.
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Storks
Majestic
Otis Skinner
Lazarre
Keller
Magician
Robert Mantell
The
Cross
Old Limerick Town
Boston Theatre
Chauncey Olcott
Gray
Metropolitan Opera Company
Charles Richman
Weber & Fields
Pitchel Barrymore
Hollis
John Drew
the Colonial
Richard Harding Davis
Helen
Henry Miller
Clara Bloodgood
Anne Blanche
Music Hall
Empire Stock Company
Museum
Historic Playhouse
Columbia Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Alvin Joslin
Boston
Grand Opera House
Castle Square Theatre
Keith’s
Culver
Nevarros
Katherine Osterman
Keith
Palace Theatre
Moonlight Maids
Hamlet
Union Hall
Bernard C. Buswell
Alexia Dumont
Ophelia
Millie James
Comelee
Mudgett
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Chickering Hall
J. K. Emmet
Thomas Nast, Jr
Charles Chapman
Otto Brothers
Bloise Chute
Hollis and
Howard
Jack Irwin
Conroy Brothers
Lillian Hennessey
Henry J. Harding
First Regiment
Lottie Alter
Ezra Kendall
Majestic Theatre
Wpeople’s Choral Union
Symphony Hall
Boston Festival Orchestra
Master Mariners Honor Captain Ross Returns From Ice Pack
At the Master Mariners Association banquet Captain Norman Ross appeared about midnight. He reported the frozen craft off Bay of Islands on March 2 with one to eight feet of ice separating them from the coast. He estimates it may take until mid April to free the vessels.
Painter Benjamin Coan Attempts Suicide in Salem Field
In Salem on March 18 painter Benjamin Coan, 67, walked into a field and cut his throat with a razor. Swampscott resident John Ollespath restrained him until aid arrived. Coan remains on the dangerous list at Salem Hospital. He muttered he was tired of living and wished to be left alone.
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Salem
Henry M. Whitney
Benjamin
Coan
Smith Avenue
John Ollespath
Salem Street
Swampscott
Salem Hospital
The Season of Grand Opera at the Boston The
A large advance sale of single and season opera tickets signals strong public interest in the Metropolitan Opera House company engagement in Boston over the next fortnight.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Boston
Governor Bates Attends Bethel Church Anniversary Dinner
Governor and Mrs. John L. Bates headlined the 60th annual meeting and supper of East Boston's Meth odist Episcopal Bethel Church. Speeches by Bates and local dignitaries followed a decorated program as 350 attendees gathered with Rev. L. B. Bates presiding.
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John L. Bates
Methodist Episcopal Bethel Church
Boston
Bates
Dr. Thorndike
Lynn
George
George #1. Carter of Chelsea, the Rev. G. H. Spencer, the Rev. A. J. Coleman
C. H. Priddy
W. D. Roberts
F. W. Sprague
A. J. Hughes
L. B. Bates
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