Are You Fat Kellogg Obesity Remedy Pitch
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's Obesity Food as a cure for excess fat, claiming it converts fat to muscle and improves health. It features a testimonial from Mrs Mary Smith of Grand Rapids and urges readers to request a free trial package by mail.
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Kellogg’s
Mary Smith
Sheldon St
Grand Rapids, Mich
Mr. Kellogg
F. J. Kellogg
Kélloge Bldg
Battle Creek
Mich
Macedonia to enter new phase under international control
Vienna reports an unofficial belief that the Macedonian question will move to an ameliorating phase. The powers including Austria and Russia plan to place Macedonia under international financial control and enforce reforms if Turkey resists.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Macedonia
Turkey
Nebraska Governor Vetoes Anti Christian Science Bill
Lincoln March 29 Governor Hickey vetoed the McMullen bill regulating medical practice in Nebraska known as the anti Christian science bill He argues the measure violates religious toleration and freedom The bill had only a slim majority in each house and supporters may attempt to override the veto
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Lincoln, Neb
Hickey
McMullen
Nebraska
Gould Named Collector Candidate for Santos Domingo
Washington March 29 President to recommend William H. Gould of Baltimore as a collector of customs at Santos Domingo. It is undecided if he will have general charge at all ports or if other appointees will be named. Details remain under consideration.
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Washington
William H. Gould
Baltimore
Santos Domingo
Gould
Johns Hopkins Professors Take Santo Domingo Mission
William H. Gould a New Yorker by birth and Johns Hopkins graduate works in financial editorialism at the Evening Herald of Baltimore. Professor Jacob H. Hollander, Johns Hopkins, named Roosevelt’s special commissioner to Santo Domingo, sails to New York then to San Juan aboard the Caracas, returning mid May to report on financial and social conditions for the President.
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Baltimore
William H. Gould
Johns Hopkins
Evening Herald
Jacob H. Hollander
Johns Hopkins University
Santo Domingo
Roosevelt
New York
Caracas
San Juan
Hollander
Dominican government accepts Washington plan on debt liquidation
Santo Domingo reports Washington accepts the Dominican proposal to divert customs revenues for debt liquidation. American Minister Dawson will meet the Dominican finance minister to finalize details. About 45 percent will go to the Dominican government while 55 percent is deposited pending United States Senate action on the Dawson Sanchez convention.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Dawson
Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Republic
Melrose Poor Department under investigation demanded
Alderman Kevi Elms vows a thorough probe of the Melrose charity department after chairman Thomas Gogin disputes corruption claims. Elms insists he has evidence supporting his charges and will pursue formal inquiry into aid distribution.
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Melrose
Thomas Gogin
Overseers of the Poor
Post
Gogin
Kevi Elms
Elms
Pr Dr George W Galvin Charges Prisons Abuse In Pamphlet
Dr George W Galvin of the Emergency Hospital will today deliver to the Legislature a pamphlet titled Crimes Against Our Criminals and Insane alleging State prison mismanagement. He cites insufficient food brutalities neglect by prison officials and improper practices including private profit from prisoner labor and selling prison positions.
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George W. Galvin
Galvin
Commonwealth
United States
Nathan D. Allen
Dr. Galvin
New Bill Extends City Building Height Authority
A legislative committee on cities approves a bill allowing the Boston Building Commission, appointed by Mayor Collins last year, to revise its findings up to January 1, 1906. Without the bill the commission could not revise, risking hardship. Representative Deitrick of Cambridge dissents.
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Legislative Committee On
Boston Building Commission
Collins
Deitrick
Cambridge
Wife alleges abuse and tablecloth crash ends in decree nisi
In Boston divorce court Judge Holmes granted Dora M. Bauer a decree nisi after she testified that Louis Bauer beat her and pulled a tablecloth causing china to break. Bauer had left for Germany, returned, and provided insufficient support during the marriage.
Nervura Offered As Cure For Vital Decay
Broken men losing hope are urged to try Dr. Greene's Nervura described as a wonderful vegetable medicine. The ad promises a free trial bottle to those who call at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass and free consultation by letter or call.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Husband Pearce Arrested for Mail Theft on Fast Train
Mrs. Frank O Pearce pleads his innocence after the railway mail clerk was seized by postal inspectors on charges of taking money from letters on the New York Boston fast mail. Pearce, 35, denies any theft and awaits April 4 hearing. bail set at 1000.
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Diamond Studio
Frank C. Pearce
Frank O. Pearce
New York
Boston
Lincoln Street
East Somerville
Frank
Pearce
Post Office
McMillin, Pendleton and Meyers
Federal Building
U. S
Fiske
William H. Ellis
Meridian Street
East
Somerville
Newton
Boston & Albany
Texan Hunts for Wife Amid Boston Search
Richard Griffith Marshall of Dallas travels to the South End after his wife Sarah Jane Dickson-Preston. He questions police, spends money pursuing clues, and seeks a trunk linked to her. A Lancashire acquaintance hints at pasts, while Marshall vows to contest the marriage if claims prove true.
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Richard Griffith Marshall
Dallas
Tex
Sarah Jane Dickson- Preston
Worcester
South End
Marshall
East Dedham Street
South Station
North
Understanding Indigestion Causes Across Time
The article contrasts old beliefs that digestion requires mechanical aid with modern science showing nerves power digestion. It notes cathartics irritate the stomach lining, giving only temporary relief. Weak nerves reduce agitation and secretions, causing indigestion dyspepsia and sour stomach.
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Ad Promises Cure
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine relieves indigestion dyspepsia and stomach trouble by strengthening nerves. Testimonial from L C O Brien of Winston Salem New York says the remedy cured severe stomach trouble and allowed eating freely. money back guarantee offered on first bottle.
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Miles
L. C. O'Brien
Winston-Salem
N. Y
Brookline Votes Against Luce Law At Town Meeting
Brookline voters approved appropriations of 1 319 297 97 dollars for the coming year. The water works superintendent’s salary was raised from 2500 to 3000 dollars. The motion to abolish the water board as an independent body was postponed. Article 16 proposing primaries was defeated. An act to pension firemen and policemen by the town was unanimously approved.
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Brookline
Charles E. Riley
Water Board
Massachusetts
Insane Man Tries Alarm Call in Danvers
Danvers on March 2. A man calling himself John Finerty from Danvers Centre rang Box 28 to raise an alarm at 2 10 pm. No fire found. He was taken to the police station and later deemed insane by Doctors Niles and Magee. He will be committed to the asylum.
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Danvers
John Finerty
Danvers Centre
Centre
Newbury
Niles and
Magee
Bottle message from Clinton woman returns from Ireland
Miss Bessie Glass of Clinton Massachusetts sent a bottle into the sea last September. Festus Conneeley of Ailbrack Ireland found it and replied from Derra Island near Slinehead Lighthouse offering to accept any reward. Glass plans to correspond further and obtain his photograph.
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Clinton
Bessie Glass
Europe
Festus Conneeley
Ailbrack
County Galway
Ireland
Miss Glass
Saxonia
Branch Street
Mass
P. S
Festus
No Clue To Creek Mystery In New York Death
Kingston reports the unidentified woman found in Walkill Creek died from a blunt instrument blow per a coroner jury. Lyman Davis doubts the body matches missing Elizabeth Davis. Police pursue a possible clue of a young woman seen on a trolley ride on St Patrick’s Day between Newbury and Walden as inquiries continue.
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Kingston
N. Y
Walkill Creek
Lyman Davis
New Paltz
Elizabeth
Renk
St. Patrick’s Day
Newbury
Walden
Hasbrouck
Lowell Deacon Loses Jewelry In Stolen Trunk Tale
Deacon Joshua Daniels reports a burglary at his Lowell home, saying a locked trunk left by nephew William J. Channell of Newmarket contained gold lockets bracelets and silverware. The trunk was broken and valuables disappeared prompting Daniels to seek police and court guidance.
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William J. Channell
Newmarket
N. H
Daniels
Mr. Channels
Mr. Daniels
Nawn Still On The Common Awaiting Transit Orders
Contractor Harry Nawn remains at work on the Common awaiting instructions from the Transit Commission. He plans to place mixers on wheels and move them along Washington street as required, with definite plans expected today.
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Harry Nawn
Transit Commission
Washington Street
Letter to the Editor Calls for Common Access
A letter from Boston dated March 28 criticizes Mr Nawn for seeking space on the Boston Common. The writer argues the Common belongs to the people and urges him to relocate to Temple Place or a similar site. The piece emphasizes public ownership and the boys’ desire to use the Common as spring approaches.
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Boston
Max Henry Newman
Remarkable Cure Claims From Radiatized Substance Doctor
A medical advertising notice promises a miracle radiatized fluid that allegedly cures cancer consumption and all germ diseases. It cites dramatic patient recoveries in Crawfordsville Cincinnati and Galesburg and offers free instructions from Dr Rupert Wells at 210 Granite Bidg St Louis Missouri.
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Mose
Dora Holloway
Crawfordsville
Ind
Peter Reagan
Galesburg
Doctora
Keagan
Fuld
Rupert Wells
Granite Bidg
St. Louis
Ice Jam Upstream Destroys Cygnet Boat Club House
In Manchester New Hampshire an ice jam on the Merrimac River above the Amoskeag bridge backed water seven feet in ten minutes and forced mills to close. The jam broke half an hour later sending a torrent over the dam with water four feet deep by night. The Cygnet Boat Club house suffered considerable damage.
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Manchester
N. H
Merrimac
Amoskeag
Cygnet Boat Club
Martin’s Ferry
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Melrose Poor Dept. Investigation
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Hattie P. Macdonald
Jackson
White Dental
Washington ST
R.H. White
Dr. Miles
Blake Dental
Court St
Sudbury St
Luce Law
Danvers Police
Universe
Lowell Deacon
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