Backache Warning Turns On Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement claims Warner's Safe Cure cures kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and offers a free trial bottle to Boston Post readers. Testimonial from Mrs. T. T. Carter of Campbells ville Tennessee praises the medicine as keeping her alive and well.
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THE
Boston Post
T. T. Carter
Campbellsville, Tenn
Warner
Bright
Warner’s Safe Care CO
Rochester
N. Y
Hull Attacks Republicans In House Speech
Tennessee Congressman Hull denounces the Republican party as inert corrupt and servile calling for reform and economy. He says Republicans should face electoral consequences at the polls in November for failing to pass remedial legislation.
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Washington
Republican Party
Hull
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Charcoal Lozenges Claim To Cure Bad Breath Free Sample Offer
Advert reads Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as universal remedy for bad breath belching and indigestion. It claims charcoal absorbs odors and gases, purifies blood, improves complexion, and offers a free sample from I A Stuart Co of Max Mich before urging purchase of 25 cent boxes.
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Stuart
I. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Max, Mich
Stage Seasons Glow at Boston Theaters
A bustling week across Boston as Maude Adams headlines at Hollis Street while Olga Nethersole, Ethel Barrymore, Rose Stahl, and others showcase in a packed stage slate. Theatre notes cover venues from Majestic to Castle Square and Bowdoin Square with operatic acts, moving pictures, and upcoming attractions.
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Majestic
Olga Nethersole
Rose Stahl
Park
Boston
Charles Miller
Castle Square
Globe
Kellar
Thurston
Grand Opera House
Eagle Ranch
Keith
Albert Whelan
Australia
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Rocky Road
Dublin
Armagh O’donaghy
May Belle
The
Howard
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Columbia
Palace Theatre
Sam A. Scribner
Scenic Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Temple
Theatre Comique
Hub
Austin & Stone
Wright Wins Amateur Billiards Title Match in Chicago
Harry Wright of San Francisco defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago 400 to 301 in the national amateur billiard tournament. Wright posted an average of 1422 27 to Jacksons 114 27.
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Harry Wright
Chicago
San Francisco
Clarence Jackson
Wright
Jackson
Telephone rate crusade faces appraisal delays in Boston
The Post argues for a $30 000 appraisal to base a fair reorganization of New England Telephone rates in Massachusetts. It notes the commission delays and questions why funds are needed to study Greater Boston when the area most in need is Boston itself with high rates and poor service.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Massachusetts
Highway Commission
Boston
Charlestown
East Boston
South Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea
Roxbury
Somerville
Brookline
Everett
Dorchester
Revere
Winthrop
Jamaica Plain
Brighton
Malden
Medford
Post
Chicago
Rhode Island
Jackson
The
Greater
Boston Post backs investigator for telephone rate reform
The delayed report by Professor Dugald C. Jackson, a Chicago expert, was released after the Massachusetts Highway Commission was urged by the Boston Post to study the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. The petition by Post readers led to hearings and Jackson's appointment as an expert.
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Jackson
Post
Highway Commission
Dugald C. Jackson
Chicago
Massachusetts Highway Commission
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Boston Post
Chelsea Back Bigney Leads Republican Delegates
At the Chelsea Republican headquarters voters filed pledges and opposition delegations for state and district conventions. The lists show Taft and Bigney favored in most wards with both unopposed and contested delegation slots across wards 1 2 3 4 and 5 and district posts with several named challengers.
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Chelsea
Taft
Bigney
Sidney O. Bigney
Wallace Spooner
George T. Roberts
William W. Tucker
Samuel Falkoff
William E., Tucker
Harry F. Smith
Horatio R. Delano
E. Walter Everett
Thomas Henry
George H. Dunham
Frank McDonald
Joshua Taylor
John Duncan
Alexander Cook
Charles H. Black
Benjamin P. Nicholls
Edwin C. Crafts
Joseph Scholl
Albert M. Cohen
Morris Newman
Myer Lowry
Simon F. Dorfman
Daniel H. Sullivan
John D. Smith
Thomas H. Eaves
J. Johnson Smith
Wilbert Williams
Charles A. Norris
William E. Knox
Ansel Lothrop
George M. Stearns
Richard H. Nicholls
Charles W. Hobbs
Frederick H. Plummer
Samuel O. Jones
Osborne E. Pettman
Thomas Sukley, Jr
George L. Knowles
William F. Bradley
Fred G. Hatch
Dennis J. Sullivan
Carney Shure
Jacob Barger
Afcin Lobel
Alfred J. Ash
Arthur Carolan
Henry J. Nugent
Myer Lowsy
Williams. Young
Charles P. Brewer
Leroy B. Currier
Harry P. Thompson
Newton and Watertown Cycle and Motorcycle Club Formed
Thirty enthusiasts from Newton and Watertown organized the Newton and Watertown Cycle and Motorcycle Club with headquarters at 28 Mt. Auburn Street Watertown O F Needham elected captain Fred Hill named vice captain. A century run was planned for April 19 and several members bought M M Special motorcycles for the event.
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Newton and Watertown
Mt. Auburn Street
Watertown
O. F. Needham
Fred Hill
M. M
Post's Exposures of School Dangers Bring Results
After the Post reported dangerous exits at Boston public schools, authorities began reforms at Winthrop School on Tremont Street near Eliot Street. Builders replace a hut like brick passage with a four pupil wide gate. The six place exit remains walled up though plans were pledged to address it.
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Post
The
Boston Public
Winthrop School
Tremont Street
Eliot Street
Burroughs Place
Brown
Boston
Rehearsals for Debuchy Berlioz Concert in Jordan Hall
A promising rehearsal with chorus soloists and orchestra in Jordan Hall sets the stage for Albert Debuchy's Friday Berlioz concert The Trojans at Carthage will be performed in full for the first time in the city and second time in the U S The piece has a romantic history and Berlioz praised the impending performance with a note on Moscow's reception. Two more rehearsals are planned before Friday afternoon's concert.
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Jordan Hall
Albert Debuchy
Hector Berlioz
Berlioz
Carthage
United States
Debuchy
Gevaert
Opera
Moscow
Boxer Anderson Plans Mid Atlantic Boxing Tour
Chicago March 18 Mark Anderson the local welterweight leaves for a campaign of boxing clubs in Boston New York and Philadelphia He will be ready to meet opponents at 142 pounds during the tour in those cities.
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Anderson
Chicago
Ill
Mark Anderson
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Mark
Simple Marmola Fat Reduction Scheme Promises Easy Loss
Advertised weight loss method touts Marmola with Cascara Aromatic and Syrup Simplex as a guaranteed fat reducer. Claiming one teaspoon after meals and at night will melt fat at a rate of a half to a pound daily, while improving digestion and appetite.
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Sverre
Marketman Meets Death in Freight Elevator
Frank P. Gilmore a 55 year old Seaverns & Co. employee was killed instantly by a freight elevator at 95 South Market street Chelsea. The accident, likely caused by dizziness, occurred as he retrieved hoops from the cellar and placed them on the elevator before it rose with him. Medical Examiner Magrath ruled accidental and instantaneous. Gilmore was a widower with a married daughter and lived with an invalid sister.
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Frank P. Gilmore
Cottage Street
Chelsea
Seaverns & Co
South Market Street
Gilmore
Herbert Ford
Magrath
Lowell High Meets Boston Latin In Dual Track Meet
Lowell High hosts Boston Latin in their annual track clash on Friday night. Events include 25 yard dash half mile 440 yard 1000 yard putting shot running high jump pole vault and relays on home track.
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Lowell
Lowell High
Boston Latin
Yale Nine Cancels Saturday Game With NYU
Yale manager Thornton said the season opener with New York University is canceled. The Yale nine, after one day outdoors, were sent back indoors as plans were scrapped for Saturday in New Haven Connecticut.
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YALE
New. Haven, Conn
Thornton
Yale Baseball Nine
New York University
Nine
Shrewsbury Man Confident in Cooper Rheumatism Remedy
A Shrewsbury Massachusetts man voices strong faith in L T Cooper s theory and New Discovery medicine to eradicate rheumatism by improving stomach health. David Barnes cites dramatic relief after two bottles and plans ongoing treatment as Jaynes drug stores report rising sales.
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L. T. Cooper
David Barnes
Shrewsbury
Mass
Cooper
Jaynes Drug
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