Warner's Safe Cure trial bottle offer in Boston Post
Free trial pottle of Warner's Safe Cure mailed postpaid to anyone suffering from liver kidney bladder or blood diseases who writes Warner's Safe Cure Co. Rochester and cites the Boston Post. Genuineness guaranteed. Doctor will send medical booklet with disease symptoms and treatments and testimonials.
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Bright
Warner
Boston Post
A. M. Leland
Muscongus
Maine
Leland
Warners
Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Month for MacInnes in Cambridge theft case
James MacInnes of Maléen confessed in Municipal Court to snatching a chatelaine bag from Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gillpatrick of Cambridge after a drinking period. He recounted waking on a cattle steamer to Anglend, returning home to smallpox illness, then stealing and being arrested. Probation Officer Warren said the family remains separated for a month or more due to ill children. MacInnes will wait at Deer Island.
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James MacInnes
Maléen
Elizabeth M. Gillpatrick
Cambridge
Anglend
Malden
Schley Controversy Termination Move Clears House Panel
Washington March 21 The House committee on naval affairs adopted a Roosevelt backed resolution to end the Schley controversy and postpone all related bills. The vote was 7 to 4 along party lines with Mudd of Maryland opposing the report. An attempt to favorably report Mudd’s resolution praising Admiral Schley and his officers failed 4 to 7.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Roosevelt
Schley
Mr.Mudd
Maryland
Mudd
Congress
Admiral Schley
Santiago
New York Man Shoots Daughter-in-Law Then Kills Self
In New York on March 21 Joseph Liebenath, 70, shot his daughter-in-law, wounding her fatally. He then killed himself, claiming the woman had taken his son's love.
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New York
Joseph Liebenath
Naphen for Mayo McNary for Congress in Boston politics
Boston politics heated as Naphen planned to withdraw from Congress to back Mayo for mayor while McNary weighs a run for Congress. Kelcher’s bid to oppose Conry intensifies a web of ward battles with Corbett and Lomasney pivotal. Corbett’s decision could tip the tenth district race and shape citywide contests through summer.
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Collins
Naphen
Tenth
Congress
William
McNary
Democratic State Committee
Naphen-McNary
John A. Kelcher
Conry
South End
Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown
Kelcher
Street Department
Donovan
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
J. P. Lomasney
Keliher
Ward 8
Daniel J. Kiley
Henry
Corbett
Tenth District
MecNary
Democratic Party
10Th District
Sam” Roads
Boston
Selectman Smith Aided Firemen in Nantasket Blaze
Nantasket March 20 Selectman John Smith and his son John Jr rushed from bed to assist regular firemen fighting a stubborn blaze. A gale pushed embers toward the Damon School and nearby frame buildings but only the barber shop owned by F Richards was lost. Smith credited firemen and downplayed his role saying he used to be a fireman.
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Nantasket
John Smith
John, Jr
Damon
F. Richards
Centre Hill
Selectman Smith
Richards
Missing Burks Link Found In Burns Murder Case
New details put the prosecution's circumstantial case for Florence Burns in doubt. Walter Brooks and Burns were seen leaving a Park Row restaurant after a quarrel at 8 44 PM, then arriving with a woman at the Glen Island Hotel about ten minutes later. Detectives report Burns denied dining with Brooks when arrested. Witnesses place the couple at the restaurant at 7 05 PM, then arguing during the meal.
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New York
Florence Burns
Walter Brooks
Park Row
Glen Island
Reserve
Colby and
Parker
Brooks
Florence Burne
Miss Burns
Wilfred French Divides Estate
In a probate case Mrs. Julia B. French and her son Wilfred A. gain control of half the late Benjamin F. French estate, once valued around 400000, due to the absence of a will. Judge Grant ruled Mrs. French sane and competent to make a will, but with no will found, Wilfred will share the estate with his brother as natural and adopted son.
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Julia B. French
Wilfred A
Benjamin F. French
French
Wilfred
Prince Henry thanks Americans for hospitality on return
Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia sent a telegram to Secretary John B. Jackson, in Ambassador White’s absence, expressing deep gratitude for the American welcome on his return from the United States. He says he will never forget the cordial hospitality and kindness of the American people.
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Beirlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
John B. Jackson
Ambassador White
United States
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast by Northwestern Line
Low March and April rates from Boston to multiple Pacific Coast points including Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other destinations in California Oregon Washington and British Columbia. For rates and tickets contact Northwestern line 308 Washington street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Washington Street
Boston
Prosecutor rests in Patrick murder trial in New York
The prosecution in the Patrick murder trial rested its case today. No more evidence will be presented. Counsel and court will take three days or more addressing the jury, and it will be Thursday at least before the verdict is ready.
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New York
Patrick
Food for Athletes and a Grape-Nuts Testimony
A young athlete credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health after overstudy and hard training. He details weight gain, improved sleep, and better appetite after adopting the cereal with cream. He notes moderation is key and that the brand is supplied by Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. and requests his name be omitted.
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Postum Cereal Co.,Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
New Koch Tuberculine Cures Consumption and Asthma
The New Koch Tuberculine medicine claimed to cure consumption and asthma, together with a new inhalation apparatus, is displayed in Boston at 861 Boylston Street. The notice notes years of ongoing improvements in the product.
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Koch
Boston
Boylston Street
Restaurant scene reveals couple's unresolved tension
In Park Row a young woman cried as Brooks prepared to leave, telling her to “make any scene you like.” He paid, helped her with her coat, and they left together after a brief, tense discussion. If Justice Mayer frees her, she will be under surveillance awaiting grand jury action. detective Maher departed on a confidential assignment linked to the Burns case.
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Brooks
Miss Burns
Park Row
Maher
Jerome
Burns
FORFEITED VALUABLES IN CUSTOMS CASE INVOLVING MISS STEARNS
Judge Lowell of the United States Court confiscates property of Miss Frances H Stearns for importing valuables without proper declaration on her return from Europe last November aboard the New England. Customs seized goods after a dispute over value and classification. Stearns offered no further action and indicated no intention to pursue sale or further remedies.
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Lowell
United States Court
Frances H. Stearns
Europe
New England
Stearns
Atlantic
Mier Stearns
Remembrance notices from Boston area obituaries
In East Boston on March 21 Bridget Brogan widow of the late William Brogan aged 72 formerly of the North End died after residence at 187 Webster street funeral Monday March 24 with a solemn requiem mass at Church of the Assumption at 9 o clock Relatives invited Addie M a wits of John F Cook funeral services at Westborough Brookline on Sunday at 2 pm
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Brogan
East Boston
Bridget
William Brogan
North End
Webster’ Street
Church of the Assumption
Kline
Addie Malea
Keelan
Mary
Nicholas Keelan
Massachusetts Ave
Solefin
Cathedral of
Ington
Mt. Ben West Rox
McCarthy
Maren
Kittle
James McCarto
Bat
Riverside St
Francis de Church
Friteze
Mt. Benedictmetery
West Roxbury
Mahoney
James
Nellie A
Naren O
Hanover Stree
Mondon
St. Stephen's Church
Perkins
Dorchester
Edward
Augustus G
Annie A. Perkins
Tremlett Street
Peterson
Scrofula Inheritance and Common Symptoms Described
The article notes scrofula is commonly inherited and not rare in both children and adults. It lists signs including swollen neck glands abscesses skin lesions inflamed eyelids ear sores catarrh wasting and diminished vitality.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Cure All
Advertised medical claim touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as eradicating illnesses with lasting effects. The text cites testimonials and “remarkable cures” as proof, attributed to C. L Mood Co. of Lowell.
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C. L Mood CO
Lowell
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