Five Dollars a Box The Price Cut No Figure With Him
A testimonial heavy ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promising relief and cure for dyspepsia. A. Ellms and Chas. F. Buzzell attest to personal benefit after using a 50 cent box, noting digestion improves. Mrs. Jas Barton of Toronto credits tablets for resolving acid dyspepsia after misdiagnosed kidney issues. All druggists stock and physicians endorse for various stomach ailments and for both adults and children.
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Sudbury
Mass
Jas. Barton
Toronto
Canada
Stuart
Bloodhound tracked suspect in rail yards assault
Mrs Harrietta Miller of Los Angeles, 76, was assaulted in the railroad yards at La Junta, Col. by a negro while traveling to Denver to visit relatives. A Pullman porter, W. H. Wallace, was arrested after bloodhounds followed a yard trail to him. Crowds threatened lynching as Mrs. Miller identified Wallace, and he was moved to Pueblo for safekeeping.
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LA Junta
Col
Henrietta Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Denver
Chicago
W. H. Wallace
Grant Memorial Statue Competition Draws 37 Artists
Thirty seven American artists entered the competition for the proposed Grant statue in Washington with a $250000 appropriation. A commission will select six designs judged most meritorious for the memorial to be erected in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schwab Aims for Union League Election in April
Philadelphia report notes Charles M Schwab, head of a billion dollar steel firm, seeking final election to the Union League on the second Tuesday in April. He is proposed by Charles T Schoen and seconded by James Pollack, with a six year wait already on the club’s list.
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Philadia
Charles M. Schwab
Billion Dollar Steel Corporation
Union League
Charles T. Schoen
Pressed Stes
James Pollack
Philadelphia
Marvelous Hair Growth Claim At Altenheim Medical Dispensary
A famed physician chemist announces a remedy that grows hair on bald heads overnight and stops shedding in an hour. He offers free trial packages to readers who mail a 2 cent stamp, directing inquiries to the Altenheim Medical Dispensary in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Altenheim
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Butterfield Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joseph Warren Named New Counsel to Police Board
Joseph Warren, 26, a Boston native and Harvard graduate, is chosen to succeed F. R. Bangs as counsel for the Police Board. He is the great grandson of the Bunker Hill hero and previously trained at Hopkinson School. Warren mirrors the style of Municipal Court Judge J. H. Dewey.
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Joseph Warren
Police Board
F. R. Bangs
Board of Police
Bangs
Charles C. Kellogg
Warren
J. H. Dewey
Rice
Washington
Turner Adrift Saved by Tug Nellie at Boston Harbor
Lobsterman James Turner drifted from Calf's Island toward breakers near George's Island after a broken oar left him at sea. The tug Nellie from Lewis Wharf, commanded by Captain Wilkie, spotted his cries and pulled him aboard near Boston Harbor, then towed him to safety.
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Boston Harbor
James Turner
Nellie
Lewis Wharf
Wilkie
Turner
Calf's Island
Fire damages Elder Dempster warehouses in Las Palmas
In Las Palmas Canary Islands warehouses of Elder Dempster and Company suffered damage from a fire estimated at 300000 dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage to storage facilities and merchandise. Local authorities investigated the cause as fire damage.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Elder Dempster & Co
Cure Rheumatism With Dr Shoop Formula Ad
I offer Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Cure with no upfront charge and a trial period. If it works in a month you pay $5.60, if not I pay. The ad claims many cures and urges sending a postal card for an order and a book. Mild cases may require one or two bottles and it is available at all druggists.
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Dr. Shoop
Money Attacks the Oleomargarine Bill in Senate
Senator Money of Mississippi denounced the Oleomargarine bill as unconstitutional immoral dishonest and unjust calling it protection gone mad. He argued the measure taxes one industry to aid another and urged the Senate to reject it even by secret ballot would fail to garner a dozen votes.
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Washington
Senate
Money
Mississippi
House Seats Rhea Washington. Moss Replaces Democrat
The House, by a 10 vote margin, unseated Mr. Rhea of Kentucky and seated J. McKenzie Moss, formerly a Democrat now aligned with Republican positions on core issues. The Republican majority stands at 48 as two Republicans crossed party lines, and several others abstained to reduce the margin. Rhea defended his seat passionately.
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Washington
House
Rhea
Kentucky
J. McKenzie Moss
Hanbury
Vreeland
New York
Chinese Exclusion Bill Moves Toward House Passage
House foreign affairs committees completed the Chinese exclusion bill with near unanimity. It extends the ban to all Chinese laborers across the mainland and insular possessions, including the Philippines and Hawaii, and requires identification certificates with photographs at the holder's expense. The Philippine commission is directed to enforce the law, and San Juan, Porto Rico, is removed as an entry point to curb influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committees On Foreign Affairs
House
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
Philippine Commission
San Juan
Porto Rico
Pneumatic Tube Mail Service Bill Advances From Committee
The committee on post offices and post roads urges a favorable report on Representative Loud's bill authorizing the Postmaster General to contract for pneumatic tube mail transmission for four years. The cap is $800,000 yearly, with city costs limited to 4 percent of street revenues or $17,000 per mile, covering power and labor.
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Washington
House Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Loud
Vstal
Mayflower of Plymouth on display at Jordan Marsh gallery
The original painting The Mayflower of Plymouth by Virgilio Tojetti is exhibited at Jordan Marsh Co. in Boston for three weeks. Owned by Concord publisher Woodbury Hunt, the 19th century portrait depicts Priscilla and John Alden in Puritan dress with a large green oak frame and special lighting.
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Jordan, Marsh Co
Plymouth
V. Tojetti
Woodbury Hunt, Ublisher
Concord
N. H
Hunt
John Alden
Priscilla
Jordan
Marsh Co
Tojetti
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Toretti
Virgilio Toretti
Italy
Virgilio
Paris
Bouguereau
Gerome
Richelieu
Luxembourg
Savoy Hotel
Keith's Theatres
Providence
Boston
Tosetti
Pandora
Rebekah
Vanderbilts
Lispenards
Stewarts
Goulds
Prince Henry’s Son Waldemar Illness Worsens in Berlin
Anxiety grows over Waldemar, eldest son of Prince Henry, as his illness in Berlin's ganitarium deepens. Doctors now doubt initial diagnosis and treat him. Prince Henry has sent gifts from the United States.
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Berlin
Waldemar
Prince Henry
Waldemar I
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast by Northwestern Line
Daily during March and April fares from Boston to many West Coast and nearby points are $33. Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other California Oregon Washington and British Columbia destinations listed. For information rates and tickets contact Northwestern Line 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Washington Street
Boston
Assumption Catholic Association to Attend Mass in Procession
The Assumption Catholic Association members, a leading society, will attend 7 o'clock mass at Assumption Roman Catholic Church in East Boston and receive Holy Communion as a group. They will meet at the clubhouse on Webster Street and march to the church, with seating reserved for them.
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The
Assumption Catholic Association
Assumption Roman Catholic
East
Boston
Webster Street
Four Days Left for Free Osmo-Chemic X-ray Exams
Four days remain in Dr. Plunkett’s liberal offer of free X-ray examinations and consultations ending Saturday March 29 at 8 pm. The Osmo-Chemic physicians advertise a cure for asthma consumption rheumatism and catarrh and note crowds travel from surrounding towns to seek treatment before March 30. Endorsing patients include Frank Manson and a roster of residents from East Boston Salem Maynard and other Massachusetts towns.
Mrs Ida Westburg Recovers After La Grippe Treatment
Mrs Ida Westburg of 86 Howard Street Cambridge Massachusetts reports a long post La Grippe cough and bronchitis improved after Osmo Chemical doctors treatment. She says she slept poorly before and now sleeps well and expects full cure. She recommends Osmo Chemic doctors to others suffering lingering after effects.
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Ida Westburg
Howard St
Cambridge
Mass
Ida Westberg
Heart treatment praised by local man
Robert Klebart of 33 Bradley Street Somerville Mass reports severe heart trouble improved after seeing Dr Plunkett. He cites X ray diagnosis and Osmo-Chemic treatment as curative and urges others with heart ailments to consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Klebart
Bradley St
Somerville
Mass
Plunkett
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Notable Patient Improvement
Miss Emma Anderson of 61 Marlboro Street Boston reports long lasting catarrh and severe stomach trouble. After failing with many doctors she sought Dr Plunkett and his Osmo-Chemic treatment, and says she is improving and expects a cure after more treatments. She praises the Osmo-Chemic physicians and their methods.
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Emma Anderson
Marlboro St
Boston
Plunkett
The Cure of Asthma Claim by Local Signatories
A Boston area notice asserts Dr Plunkett's new asthma treatment as invaluable for cure based on signatories experiences. Mrs Catherine Duffy Mrs Fred Ganter Mrs Mary Dolan Miss Rebecca Chafe Mrs Catherine Kelly Mr Edward Dager Mr Oscar J Starks list their addresses and endorsements in support of the discovery.
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Plunkett
Catherine Duffy
Liverpool St
Boston
Fred Ganter
3D St
Mary Dolan
Cooper St
Ity
Catherine Kelly
Lake Ave
Winchester
Mass
Rebecca Chafe
St. Charles St
City
Edward Dager
Byron St
Wakefield
Oscar J. Starks
Howard St
Lawrence
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Advertisement
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine lists J L Plunkett MD and J P Naughton MD as consulting physicians with permanent offices in the Colonial Building Boston at 100 Boylston Street. Office hours run 9 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 daily. closed on Sundays.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
J. P. Naughton
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Waitresses Grand Ball Promises Free Supper in City
The Silver Spa Waitresses Association plans its first grand ball at Paine Memorial Hall on April 3 with nearly 100 members from city hotels and restaurants. A free supper will be served, and a concert and entertainment run from 7 to 9 o clock.
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Silver Spa Waitresses’ Association
Paine Memorial Hall
Golden
Crawford Studio
Mary M'Lane
Lost Lake tale fuels hardy prospectors with Grape-Nuts
Joseph Morehead recalls a trek seeking the fabled Lost Lake in the Blue Mountains. He carried five packages of Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee as all supplies for nine days of rough travel, claiming the hard sustenance aided his rugged pace and work. He asserts the cereal fattens nursing infants and powers athletes and professionals alike.
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Joseph Morehead
Elgin
Ore
Baker City
Blue Mountains
Bitter Root
Montana
Josh
Patrick Jany Charged Today in Rice Murder Trial
Assistant District Attorney Osborne summarizes evidence against Albert T Patrick in the Rice murder case arguing citizenship and forged documents vouched by witnesses. He cites cremation letter, chloroform, and telephone records as key proofs. Jury is to be charged tomorrow as eight weeks of testimony conclude.
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New York
Osborne
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Rice
Texas
Jones
Baker
McCluskey
Goff
Queen Alexandra's Visit Postponed by Gale
Queen Alexandra's planned departure to Copenhagen was postponed due to a gale. Heavy seas in the English and Irish seas leave several vessels in distress as the storm impacts coastal shipping.
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London
Queen Alexandra
Copenhagen
English Channel
Trish Sea
Actor William Faversham granted absolute divorce
In New York a judge granted an absolute divorce to Mrs. Marian M. Faversham from actor William Faversham yesterday. Judge Truax signed the referee William J. A. Macckim report recommending the action and the awarding of alimony.
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New York
Marian M. Faversham
William Faversham
Truax
William J. A. Macckim
Kidney Disease Ad Claims Quick Cure
An old advertisement warns of kidney and bladder disease and offers Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure. It instructs readers to test urine for sediment, cites relief for kidney liver and other ailments, and promotes a trial bottle by mail with free medical pamphlet. The piece targets druggists and readers through a newspaper notice style.
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David Kennedy
D David Kennedy's Corporation
Rodout
Medical
Vice
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M'Gunigle
Cunard
Cunard Steamship Company
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Schwab
Miss Hislop
New Zealand
Tug
ELDER
Prince Henry's Son
Association TO
Frank Manson
Frank M. Manson
W. A. Emerson
Willow St
Salem
Frank P. Winslow
Maynard
William B. Bailey
Alden Leroy Fuller
Wood St
Fitchburg, Mass
James B. Wilds
Talbot Ave
Dorchester
Martin Merton
Thorn St
Woburn
Martin E. Downey
Cohasset St. Aty
H. A. Ford
Trenton St
Arthur White
Main St
Cambridgeport
George Pulsifer
Washington St
Gloucester
Daniel Mullane
School St
Roxbury
Ellen Aitken
Jamaica Plain
John B. Hall
Central Ave
Medford
Rober Koch
Edward Koch
Koch
Germany
Boylston Street
Samarjian
Emily Lindholn
Lost Lake
Patrick Juny
Faversham
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