Count the Holes in the Battleship Contest Appeal
A Chicago publisher roposes a shell hole counting contest with prizes totaling over 2000 dollars. Readers must submit counts and counting plans by April 30 and June 30 1905. Early entries include a $50 extra prize. judges are three Chicago professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Duffy
Wabash Ave
Episcopal Church
Chicago
Chag
C. Smith
M. D
D. S
North
Clark St
Willis Melville
Grossdale
Ill
America
State of Illinois
Carhiullei
the Homemaker
Contest Dept
Washington St
B. E. Thayer
Westboro
Mass
L. B. Gardner
Atlantic
Jennie Smith
Eden
EB. B. Crocket
Paris
John R. Benson
Mt. Morris
Mich
Geo. C. Price
Oregon
Alva EB. Lautenschlager
Carleton
A. B. Campbell
Jefferson
Jas. H. Evans
New Orleans
Daniel R. Bush
Camale Ee
Kansas City
Kan
Harry R. Shaull
Ladora
Felipes. Salazar
St. Johns
Ariz
Wm. H. Jackson
Stuyvesant Ave
Arlington
N. J
F. C. Eyer
Bloomsburg
Mra
R. D. Woodworth
Geneva
Wm. Batten
Madison
Zena Ashford
Ashford
Wash
A. B. Cam the
Mun
Eg Rer
Gardner
Aspension Brides
M. C. Womack
Hayford
Gold Watcha
Homemaker Magazine Subscription Request
reader asks to start a subscription with the next issue and have the magazine sent to the provided address under the name given. Further details such as exact address and confirmation missing.
Rescuer Risked Life in Blaze at 25 Lowell Street
Reserve Officer Ridlon of Station 8 entered a smoke filled top floor to search for children as a fire raced through the flat above Joseph Simonds. He was revived after being pulled to safety even as the family were away at a wedding. The home and belongings suffered heavy loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridlon
Station 8
Lowell Street
Joseph Simonds
Mail Matter Destroyed In Great Northern Wreck
Thousands of second class and registered mail were destroyed by fire and water in the Great Northern train wreck in Idaho yesterday. The mail originated from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Seattle
Wash
Idaho
Heart Cure Promised For Dizzy Spells And Heart Distress
Minnie E Johnson of Olivia Minnesota shares a testimonial about dizziness shortness of breath and chest pains calling Dr Miles Heart Cure a remedy for heart disease. She reports relief after several weeks and notes a money back guarantee on the first bottle if not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
Minnie E. Johnson
Olivia
Minn
Navy studies effect of ship gunfire on New England fishing grounds
The Navy Department released a communication on how naval target practice affects fishing near Gay Head grounds. Fisheries Bureau says fish may be frightened briefly during firing but return after disturbances end. Harvard’s Parker believes heavy gunfire can disturb fish within about half a mile, though it is a guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
New England
Fisheries Bureau
Gay Head
George H. Parker
Harvard
Mexico's First U S Ambassador Dies in Washington
Senor Don Manuel de Azpiroz Mexico's first ambassador to the United States died at the Mexican embassy in Washington. He had been ill since last fall and his death followed a relapse triggered by exposure on inauguration day. He attended the inaugural ceremonies despite his illness and nearly fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Don Manuel de Azpiroz
Mexico
United States
Azpiroz
Capitol
Very low rates to Pacific coast via Wabash line
Travel offers from New England to the Pacific coast at reduced fares aboard the Wabash railroad. The service is billed as the quickest tourist route with a Boston ticket office located at 176 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
New England
Boston
Washington Street
Bouquets for Newton Girls Spark School Debate
Disapproval from parents and pupils grows as Newton High School may revoke a recent order prohibiting presenting flowers to the girls battalion after the annual drill. Students argue flowers boost school spirit while Principal Adams supports the committee citing excess and humiliation among recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Post
May Walk
Mary H. Swift
Henry Turner
Adams
Tug Emily crashes into Chelsea bridge during draw opening
The tug Emily of the Boston Towboat Co towing coal barge Balize struck the north draw at Charlestown Chelsea bridge as a funeral procession passed, its engine failing and the pilot house torn away. Captain Frederick Stubbs escaped by leaping to the deck. another tug helped tow Emily for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Boston Towboat Company
Chelsea Bridge
Charlestown
Frederick Stubbs
Stubbs
Negro assailant Brown jailed for life in Cambridge murder
George W. Brown alias William L. Smith charged with brutal hammer attack on George Murray at the Crimson Tavern Cambridge. Murray survived after three weeks, testified, and Brown was sentenced to life in state prison after police work by Chief Inspector Hurley and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brown
William L. Smith
George Murray
Cambridge Superior Criminal Court
Brown
Central Square
Cambridge
Murray
Hurley
Cambridge Police
Cox
Deehan
Neilan
Cassie Chadwick claims total debt under 750000 in court
In Cleveland on March 24 Cassie Chadwick said her indebtedness would not exceed 750000, with 268000 in commissions to money lenders. She testified during Bank ruptcy Court examination after leaving jail under federal deputies. She disputed large sums claimed by creditors and explained cashing checks and cash shortages tied to the Raymond Whitcomb Company and a Boston lender. The examination continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Cassie L. Chadwick
Oberlin National Bank
Herbert B. Newton
Boston
Raymond Whitcomb
Cleveland
W. V. Coons
Claim Portrays Barry as Navy Founder in Charlestown Talk
Dr. James T. Gallagher told Roughan Society Hall listeners that Commodore Jack Barry founded and built the American navy, not Commodore Paul Jones. He said Barry was named a captain by George Washington and commanded naval forces in the Revolution, including the capture of both first and last British warships, as well as shaping the infant navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
James T. Gallagher
Charlestown
Roughan Society
Charlestown Lodge
Jack Barry
Paul Jones
Gallagher
Ireland
George Washington
United States
Sunday Baptist Services at Tremont Temple and Nearby Churches
Sunday schedule lists morning prayers and sermons at Tremont Temple Baptist Church led by Rev. P. S. Henson with the dimensions of redemption and Taming the Tiger topics. Gideons anniversary, baptism at 12:15, and a talk with stereopticon views from J. M. Forbush. Additional services at Ruggles Street, Warren Avenue, and First Baptist with sermons by Dr. R. G. Seymour and Rev. H. S. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
J. M. Forbush
Palestine
Holy Land
Gideons
Lorimer Hall
Henson
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Tremont Streets
A. C
R. G. Seymour
Philadelphia
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Herbert
Johnson
Brockton
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. W. Hidden
Newburyport
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Loren A. Clevenger
D. D
Bible School
Tremont Temple
C. A. Crane
People’s Temple
Christ
Frank E. Chaffee
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Harrison Avenue
M. R. Deming
Old South Church
Franklin
Hatch
Eliot Church
Newton
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline Streets
William A. McElveen
Gideon
H. M. Dunham
McElveen
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Mount Carmel
Willard F. Mallalieu
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian Scientist
Howland
Huntington Chambers
Huntington Avenue
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
First Spiritual Science Church of
Boston
M. A. Wilkinson
Carpenter
Basil B. Barton
M. A. Banks
Indian Peace Council
Tremont Street
Joan Winthrop
Ladies’ Auxiliary Spiritualist Phenomena Society, Inc
Newmarch P. Smith
Mary G. Carbee
Jennie Rhind
Howe
Annie Hanson Kibble
Annie J. Webster
Mary Stinen
G. M. Hughes
Walcott Brooks
George Roberts
Union
Professor Brooks
Mr. Roberts
Maggie Fernald
Nellie Carlton Grover
Oak Street
Massachusetts Avenue
B. C. Smith
Knight
Smith
Kampe
A. E. Carpenter
L. L. Whitlock
Harmony Hall
Morning Circle
Hannah Nutter
Malden Spiritual Association
Pleasant Street
Macurda
M. Munroe
Chelsea
Gould Hall
Broadway
Nutter
Matook
J. K. Hicks
Eveleth
Wielding
Albright
F. Curtis
Gutierrez
Edmester
Hout
Lemuel Albert Edmester
First Spiritual Church
Myrtle Hall
Pearl St
Indian Council
James Ay Newhall
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
de. Caird
Cathed
Lewis
Litch
Estes
Allan
Lyceum
Cutte
Baker
F. J. Burnham
Walnut Street
Somerville
Sterling Street
Roxbury
Shawmut
Pfabody
J. K. Conant-Henderson
Bosworth St
Banner of Light
Dartmouth St
Abbie Heath
Vitaopathic
Dover Street
Mme. Bruce
Tremont St
M. J. Butler
Red Men’s Hall
Stackpole
Marriner
Dale Street
Warren
E. Littlefield
Windsor Straet
H. A. Young
Williams
J. Rhind
Washington Ea
Sunlight and Clean Air Aid American Industry and Health
An editorial style message praises American workers and factory output while warning dust and poor air increase disease. It endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood builder and health remedy, including patient testimonials from Roy A. Reed, Lydia James, and C. P. Spencer, and promotes the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Roy A. Reed
Casper
Wyoming
Lydia James
Ogdensburg
Wis
C. P. Spencer
Plano
Okla
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N. Y
Boston Church Notices and Spiritualist Meetings
A long list of churches and spiritualist groups in Boston outlines sermons, topics, and times for Sunday services and lectures. Included are Baptist, Congregational, and Methodist churches with various themes from eternal life, vocation, and unity to deputed charitable talks, plus a dense directory of dozens of spiritualist circles, test circles, readings, and meetings across multiple venues and dates.
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Columbia
Lytn
Roger
Bertis E. Thayey
Estboro
Publishers of the Homemaker
P. Oo
BOX
BR. F. D
Street
Smothers
U. S
Newton Girls
Frederick the Shoeman
Tcollay Sq
Hanover St
Mrs. Chadwick
Yantre
Npoogaa
Baptist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
Thespian Hall
Boylston Street
Apollo
T. E. Barker
Alpha and Omega
Park Street Church
Paul
King Agrippa
Walter P. Pinel
Quincy
Christadelphians
Harrison Hall
Evangelist Lee S. Wheeler
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Streets
Park Street
A. de Barritt
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Arcade Hall
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
J. Y. Bresnahan
Baba Bharati of
India
Krishna Hall
Hotel Ilkley
Methodist
M. FE
Concord Street
E. A. Blake
Europe
N. T. Whitaker
Mary A. Danforth
Japan
J. T. Whitaker
Epworth League
People's Temple—'‘‘Gideons
The
Christian Commercial Travellers’ Association
Will Con
Charlies A. Crane
Annie Crosby
Frank KE. Chaffee
ST. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
A. D. MacKinnon
A. Crane
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
James Huxtable
Hawes Unitarian Church
South Boston
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Alice Taylor
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Paul Rader
East Boston
Association
Beacon Universalist Church
Whitney Hall
Brookline
George L. Perin
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Corr Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles F. Wendte
Austrian Empire
F. W. Wodell
C. D. Chapman
Northampton
TD. Chapman
Mme. Whittemore
Wamartine Street
Green
Jamaica Plain
Ella A. Higginson
Neponset
Field’s Corner
Sawyer Avenue
Fourth House
Level Street
Dorchester
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