Doctor Died Making Call
Dr Edward Gilead Morse died suddenly at 8 15 PM Tuesday of apoplexy while attending a patient in Dorchester His father a physician died similarly He was born Roxbury Dec 8 18 He entered Harvard Medical School in 1867 and graduated 1870 He married Nannie P Knight in 1875 and they had three children Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Edward Gilead Morse
Morse
Dorchester
Blair
Johnson
Boston
Zeigler Street
Roxbury
Harvard Medical School
Nannie P. Knight
Raymond Merrill
Newton
Helen Morse
Edward L. Morse
King Faces Fraud Probe In Boston Case
Acting under District Attorney Moran, ADA Dwyer ordered a fraud inquiry into Cardenio F. King, a Boston promoter, with Inspector McGarr in charge. The case may go to Suffolk grand jury or US Commissioner Dodge, as assets are limited to 2.62 dollars and stocks found are of little value.
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Dwyer
Cardenio F. King
Boston
John R. McGarr
King
Suffolk
Labor Pleased By President's Message
The piece quotes President Roosevelt praising organized labor and recognizing strikes as legal. It notes his support for child labor prohibitions nationwide and frames his remarks as sympathetic to the trade union movement amid disputes over workers' rights.
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LABOR
Our Republic
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Urges Congress to Extend Relief to Labor
President Roosevelt urges Congress to act before session's end on measures for child labor bans in the nation and a model DC bill, an employers liability law, and broader protections for workers. He calls for amendments to injunctions in labor disputes, rail traffic agreements, and a receivership framework for public utilities, plus financial and tariff reforms.
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Roosevelt
Congress
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Simple and pleasant liquid laxative from California Fig Syrup Co
The Well Informed demand a gentle yet effective laxative and endorse Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for family use. The California Fig Syrup Co. asserts its product is ethical, wholesome, and prompt, urging purchase only of the genuine article from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Whiskey for lame back cures touted by medical circles
The use of whiskey for lame back rheumatism creates much discussion among doctors. A claimed effective formula mixes half a pint of whiskey with Toris Compound and Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound, taken in tablespoonful doses before meals and at night.
Happiness Comes to a Charlestown Home
Local testimonial from James W. Shoemaker of Charlestown Massachusetts praising Cooper's New Discovery for his wife's long fight with indigestion and constipation. He describes rapid relief, improved appetite and digestion, better sleep, and reduced nerves after one bottle, with plans to continue treatment.
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James W. Shoemaker
Adams Place
Charlestown
Mass
Cooper
Jaynes
Girls lose beaux due to clubs in Ansonia
Ansonia Connecticut March 25. Local young women blame religious societies reading clubs and other groups for shrinking suitors. Fourteen marriageable men traveled to New Haven fourteen miles away to court, and a triple wedding is planned with brides coming from New Haven to live here.
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Ansonitia
Conn
New Haven
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