Great Kidney Care Cure Promised by Drainings for Women
An advertisement touts a Great Kidney Cure from the Church Kidney Care Company offering 200 hospital cures in 30 days. It claims unique drainings for women and invites readers to request a free large mail sample and to refer others after cure. The address given is Fourth Avenue, implying a postal order request.
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Bod
Lowell
Industrium
Min Fer
East India
Church Kidney Care Comartment A.Q
Fourth Avenue
Washington Arraignment Postponed In Springfield Case
NO WASHINGTON Payton G Washington arrested about ten days ago by State Officer Whitney of Springfield on receiving stolen property failed to appear for trial at Cambridge Police Court yesterday morning. He was held in 600 and bail secured. he was taken to Springfield to answer another charge and has not been seen since.
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Payton G. Washington
Whitney
Springfield
Cambridge
Paul Ropeville
Colonel Parker
Lowell
Middlesex Superior
Washington
Supreme Court
Suerior Court
Edgemoorridge Works
Bristol County
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Henry Slice
Hamburg
Germany
Perdoe
Brown
Slice
Charley Brown
Mr. Jones
Bram
Jones
Cotter
Webb
United States
Halifax
Pleasure Club Ball Shines at Knights of Honor Hall
The Liberty Pleasure Club held its first annual ball at Knights of Honor Hall 730 Washington street last evening. Despite late season, about 350 people attended the grand match at 9 after an hour of Appelbaum's Orchestra. Mr Morris L Levins led with Miss Selie Cohen followed by Mr Max Kaplan with Miss Annie Lazier and about 150 couples.
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Liberty Pleasure Club
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Appelbaum
Morris L. Levins
Selie Cohen
Max Kaplan
Annie Lazier
Aldermen Debate City Officers and Police Appointments
The Chelsea ordinance committee reported creating an assistant city treasurer. Mayor Littlefield had sent Alderman James G. Webber for special police officer, but the board rejected the appointment 9 to 4. D. J. Holland’s nomination was tabled for one week.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Littlefield
James G. Webber
D. J. Holland
Bram Trial Testimony Details Wheel Control and Mutiny Doubt
On day twelve of the Bram murder trial witnesses Perdoe Slice and Wasson describe wheel handling and wind positions. Slice testifies a ship could stay on course with wheel lashed or turned without losing pace, while Bram shows heightened agitation as evidence continues.
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Perdoe
Slice
Wasson
Bram
Sphinx
Brown
Herbert Fuller
Cot
Loheac
Lohaee
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Cure for Indigestion
Three year countrywide trials support Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a radical cure for numerous forms of indigestion including acid dyspepsia and gas. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per package, with a free little book on stomach diseases available from Stuart Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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Bright
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Sailor Witness Testifies in Court Room Drama
Court room scene focuses on Bram and the crew as Wasson testifies about the murder case aboard the Fuller. Details include wheel handling, log entries, and Bram's statements about Brown and the two year penalty, with adjournment at 5 o'clock.
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Mr. Jones
Bram
Brown
Wasson
Charley Brown
Monks
Fuller
Cotter
Boston
Mr. Casey
McKinley Plan Sparks Militia Silence on Maine Crisis
State militia officers refuse to comment on President McKinley’s Maine message while civilians split between urging patience and firm action. Adjutant-General Dalton and Gen Bancroft decline public quotes, citing official duties. others demand stronger US stance, including Congressman Barrett and Thomas J Gargan who advocate shifting toward war or peace as Spain responds. Ex-Collector Warren outlines two clear options for US policy.
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McKinley
Maine
Congress
Post
Dalton
W. A. Bancroft
Board of Inquiry
Spain
Barrett
Thomas J. Gargan
Havana
Winslow Warren
United States
Armenia Thomas
Onor
Heirs of General Lee Figures in Senate War Debates
March 29. The House debated private bills and disputed claims for Civil War era stores and supplies. A bitter fight over a $217,000 claim by the heirs of General Robert E. Lee ended with the claim being struck from consideration.
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Washington
John Stevenson
Robert E. Lee
FitzHugh
Mystery of Painter Berry Solved by Police
Police connected Clinton Berry the painter of 110 Hampden Street with Charles Porter who died Dec 31 from a fractured skull. Porter Berry lies in Mt Hope pauper grave and may be exhumed for identity. Berry allegedly died after an assault by Patrick Halley in a pool hall. Halley awaits manslaughter trial. Mrs Berry learned he was unconscious at City Hospital under the name Porter amid his mother’s remarriage to a man of that name.
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Clinton Berry
Hampden Street
Berry
Charles Porter
City Hospital
Porter
Mt. Hope
Patrick Halley
South End
Resolutions of Respect From Massachusetts Republican Club
The Massachusetts Republican Club executive committee adopted resolutions on the death of former president Hon. John Simpkins of the thirteenth district. They praised his leadership during 1892-93 and his steady, principled approach, announcing plans to attend his funeral in Yarmouth on Thursday.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Milk Street
John Simpkins
Thirteenth
William D. Sohier
Simpkins
Yarmouth
Arsenic in Catnip Case Preliminary Hearing Held
Abner C. Blinn faces a murder by poison charge in Derry New Hampshire after a preliminary hearing at the town hall before Judge William W. Poor. The grand jury sits April 12. Evidence includes arsenic found in Mary Blinn and in catnip used that night.
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Derry
N. H
Abner C. Blinn
Mary E. Blinn
William W. Poor
Blinn
Edmund R. Angel
Mary
Tragic shooting ends with husband, wife dead. gunman commits suicide
Joseph Skoda, out of work, shot Theodore Gerny and Mrs. Gerny then killed himself. Mrs. Gerny likely to die from an eye wound. Gerny survived a gunshot to the arm. The incident happened after Skoda, living with the couple, sought food and was refused.
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New York
Joseph Skoda
Theodore Gerny
Gerny
Tour to Washington via all rail route by Wagner cars
Special train of Wagner vestibule palace cars via Fitchburg railroad runs April 1 under the personally conducted tourist system of the Pennsylvania railroad. Twenty five dollars covers all necessary expenses. Apply to D N Bell tourist agent 20 Washington street Boston.
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Fitchburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Boston
American Wringer Co. at Franklin and Arch Streets
The American Wringer Company manufactures clothes wringers mone les and carpet sweepers at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street. Wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail or telephone will receive prompt attention.
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The
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves bladder and back pain and water retention almost immediately. For quick relief and cure, sold by Geo. C. Goodwin & Co. Hanover Street.
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GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
Reading sparks endless children’s joy in homes
A Chicago Record item notes how kids love reading and how every book carries a back on it, suggesting sturdy, affordable volumes fuel lifelong curiosity. The lighthearted remark highlights reading as a staple of family life and education.
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Chicago Record
Living prototype of Davis hero visits Boston after Klondike trek
George M. Belden, after walking 1300 miles from Dawson City to Skaguay, arrives at the Touraine in Boston. The mining engineer says conditions in the gold fields are not as bad as feared, cites strong police regulation, and notes most land near Dawson is staked with many settlers expected next year.
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Richard Harding Davis
Soldiers of Fortune
Touraine
George M. Belden
Dawson City
Klondike
Skaguay
Boston
Belden
Tam
Northwest
Along the Water Front from a Busy Atlantic Coast Scene
Reports detail ships and crews from Wilhelm Linck to M. A. Achorn with sailors resisting Bahia landings, Captain Reynolds the aging Pacific coast skipper, and the Fridtjof Nansen carrying a record dynamite shipment. The Penelope sails from Tampa to Jamaica. Haddock and cod prices at Gloucester. a new electric bell buoy near State Ledge. City of Bangor to resume service by April 8. a note on cabin boy shipping and Sedgwick’s Savannah trip in five days.
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Wilhelm Linck
M. A. Achorn
New York
Bahia
Marseilles
Pacific Coast
E. R. Reynolds
Kate Davenport
United States
Progreso
Tampico
Philadelphia
Fridtjof Nansen
Mexico
Clara Clarita
Jim Coleman
Pacific Mail
Seguin
Bath
Robert Anderson
Kingston
Jam
Penelope
Harry Converse
Wolcott
John Shepard
Tampa
Fla
Port Antonio
Laguayra
T Wharf
Gloucester
Haddock
Fairbanks
State Ledge
Robert Harding
Bangor
Here
Querist
Charlestown
Glasgow
Charley Ballem
Commercial Street
Harvard
Yale
Hagerthy
Sedgwick
Carrie T. Balano
Savannah
Boston Schoolmasters discuss Stereopticon in education
The Boston Schoolmasters met at Parker House with Alonzo Messer presiding. They debated the Stereopticon as an educational aid in sciences and geography, with a majority believing it will play a key role in future teaching. Dr. Durgin, Dr. Clarence Blake, and Dr. F Williams spoke on health tests in schools for hearing and sight.
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Boston
Parker House
Alonzo Messer
Durgin
Board of Health
Clarence Blake
Child Pedestrian Crushed by Delivery Team in City
Arthur Frederick aged 7 was struck by a team driven by L D Gardner at 1115 Harrison Avenue yesterday at 3 30 PM. His legs were crushed at the knees and he was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Arthur Frederick
Harrison Avenue
L. D. Gardner
Rockland Street
Little Fellows
City Hospital
Pennsylvania railroad special tour by Wagner palace cars
Seven day personally conducted tour by special train of Wagner palace cars from New York to Washington and Philadelphia with all expenses at 25 dollars. Wagner palace cars leave New York April 7 8 and 9 with optional longer stays in Washington or New York. Itinerary by D N Bell tourist agent 206 Washington street Boston.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Boston
Children’s Work Inspected at Hebrew Industrial School Exhibition
The annual exhibition for the Hebrew Industrial School girls was held in Baldwin Place Hall. Samples in sewing cutting dressmaking millinery and cooking were shown. Superintendent Miss Goldie Bamber greeted visitors. Founder Mrs Jacob H Hecht and Mr Hecht attended and spoke about improving facilities with philanthropic support.
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Hebrew Industrial School
Baldwin Place Hall
Goldie Bamber
Jacob H. Hecht
Hecht
Special trains needed for Fitchburg Washington Tour
Present indications show three Wagner Palace Sleeping Car trains will be required to handle the Fitchburg Railroad Washington Tour on April 1. The high demand signals strong appreciation. J. R. Watson, General Passenger Agent, or any company agent, will provide full information.
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Fitchburg
Washington
J. R. Watson
Judge Goggin Dies in Chicago at 665
Judge James Goggin of the Circuit Court died in Chicago on March 29 at age 665. He was famed for his courage and a keen sense of justice on the bench and was regarded as one of the legal profession's most unique characters.
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Chicago
James Goggin
Circuit Court
Goggin
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