Quinona Promises Renewal of Health and Vitality
Testimonials from Boston and Somerville residents praise Quinona as a spring tonic that rebuilt appetite improved sleep and boosted energy. Mary Hayes J H Egan Elizabeth Sullivan report relief from cold run down feelings and general vitality after using the product. The Quinona Co offers free medical advice and lists Boston address for purchases.
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Mary Hayes
Harrison Ave
Boston
Mass
Appe
J. H. Egan
St. Mary’s St
Elizabeth Sullivan
Partridge Ave
Somerville
Quinona Co
Hartford St
Names of Democrats for Boston Police Board
A list of Democrats associated with the Boston Police Board includes ex congressman Naphen former chairman Clark ex alderman Charles Slattery the Hon John B Martin the Hon Joseph J Corbett Commissioner Salem D Charles Commissioner John M Minton de Hon Thomas J Gargan Colonel Rice and W T A Fitzgerald signs dated Boston March 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Police Board
Naphen
Clark
Charles Slattery
John B. Martin
Joseph J. Corbett
Salem D. Charles
John M. Minton
Thomas J. Gargan
Rice
Letter from Patrick A Collins on police commissionership
A letter from Patrick A Collins to City Hall explains he has not declared candidacy for the police commissioner post and would decline if offered due to statutory restrictions. He states he cannot give up law practice for five years. He respectfully requests consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. Collins
City Hall
Sir
Douglas
Brockton Disaster Survivor Robbed After Escape
A Brockton disaster survivor recounts fleeing to Taunton, sleeping underbrush overnight, losing his watch and money except a roll of bills in his vest. He arrived hatless and coatless, checked into a Taunton lodging house, and reported his wife has heard nothing from him. He is about 48 and Sullivan is said to be in Easton with friends.
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Taunton
Sullivan
Faye
Easton
R. B. Grover Co. Will Not Rebuild. Plans to Rent Space
Brockton reports the R. B. Grover Company, via a member, does not contemplate rebuilding and may rent space when resuming business. No lawsuits for damages have been filed. a few claims were turned over to counsel. The company notes satisfaction with the inquest outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
R. B. Grover Company
Pupils Contribute to Brockton Fire Fund
The Post received additional contributions with requests to forward them to the Brockton Fire Fund. The items include donations by Employees Regenerated Cold Air Co and others totaling 1539.49 dollars. A letter from Pupils at South School Ashland notes their mites supplementing the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Air Co
Tatatete
South School
Ashland
Brockton Fire Fund
Police Commission Ballot Sparks Name Influx At State House
Rumors fly over the next Police Commissioner to replace Curtis as term nears end. Governor Douglas reportedly told council members that he would not press Fitzgeralds name, while others including Robert F. Clark allies Henry F. Naphen and John Minton surface as possible compromises.
Ashland South School Pupils Donate for Brockton Relief
Elsie W. Loomis principal of South School Ashland says pupils contribute a penny apiece for Brockton relief and plans to mail a money order for 3.19 dollars. The note reflects a community effort to aid flood or disaster victims.
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Brockton
South School
Elsie W. Loomis
Ashland
Forward to Brockton Sufferers
An item from South Boston notes 3.50 for employees at Regenerated Cold Air Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Cold Air Company
South Boston
Brockton Fire Fund Donation Request
A friend requests adding one dollar to the Brockton Fire Fund. The note gives no date or recipient details and appears as a personal appeal rather than an official fundraiser.
S. G. D. Sends Two Dollars for Brockton Sufferers
S G D Roxbury sends two dollars enclosed for Brockton sufferers. The note accompanies the amount indicating assistance from Roxbury contributors.
Boston Firm Employees Donate for Brockton Explosion Sufferers
Enclosed is 22.50 donated by the employees of G. R. Fisk & Co. at 26 Summer Street Boston for relief of Brockton explosion victims.
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Sir
G. R. Fisk & Co
Summer Street
Boston
Brockton
Contributions to Brockton Sufferers From Local Firms
The New England Shoe and Leather Association reports additional aid for Brockton sufferers. Contributions include Shoe & Leather Mercantile Agency $50, J. M. Jones & Co. $50, Whittemore Woodbury Co $50, and American Supplies Co $10.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
Brockton
Shoe & Leather Mercantile Agency
J. M. Jones & Co., Incorporated
Whittemore-Woodbury Company
American Supplies Company
Agnes Watson Overdose Incident Reported in Georgia
Miss Agnes Watson daughter of Thomas E Watson is in serious condition after an accidental morphine overdose at a friend's Athens Georgia home. She took three doses for tooth extraction pain and fell into a coma though regained consciousness late tonight with doctors unsure of her prognosis.
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Augusta
Agnes Watson
Thomas E. Watson
Athens
Methodists Accept Standard Oil Gift Stirring Rumors
Rumors spread that some church members questioned the gift from Standard Oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, though no Acushnet Methodist caused the chatter. The Congregation reportedly remains calm with no heated debate on accepting the funds.
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Boston
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Acushnet
Acushnet Church Destroyed by Fire Rebuild Fund Raised
The old Methodist church in Acushnet destroyed by last December fire drew support from H H Rogers of Standard Oil who subscribed 1000 dollars to the rebuilding effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Methodist Church
Acushnet
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Rogers Gift Fuels Acushnet Church rebuilding effort
The Rev Mr Cushman said Henry H Rogers donated 1000 dollars to his Acushnet congregation to aid rebuilding after a church fire. He defended the source from criticism, noting the gift helps a new church costing about 6500 dollars total and plans to break ground in May. Dr Charles Parkhurst echoed support, wishing for a larger gift but urging acceptance.
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Acushnet
Standard Oil
Rogers
Charles Parkhurst
Roseton
Zion’s Herald
Protest by Congregational ministers over Rockefeller gift to American Board
An enlarged committee of Congregational ministers at the 20th Century Club organized to protest the American Board of Foreign Missions accepting John D. Rockefeller’s gift of 100000 dollars. The group, led by Rev Daniel Evans, debated the prudential committee’s stance and plans to seek broader opinion before action next week.
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Rockefeller
American Board of Foreign Missions
20Th Century Club
John D. Rockefeller
Daniel Evans
Cambridge
Philip S. Moxom
Springfield
W. V. W. Davis
Pittsfield
Reven Thomas
Brookline
Charles L. Noyes
Somerville
Charles F. Carter
Lexington
William A. Knight
Boston
C. N. Harrington
Waltham
C. H. Oliphant
Methuen
J. 8. Williamson
Haverhill
Harris G. Hale
Parria T. Farwell
Wellesley Hills
Herbert W. Gleason
Samuel C. Bushnell
Arlington
E. N. Hardy
Quincy
William S. Cole
Cyrus Richardson
Nashua
N. H
Prudential Committee
Messrs
Carter
Moxom
Thomas
Davis
Noyes
Evans
Washington Gladden
Columbus, O
William J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
Tucker
Friends of Missions
Knight
Maxom
Davis Evans
Man kills shooter in front of wife in Illinois
In Collinsville Illinois today Mrs John Berta and Barney Vassallo were killed as Vassallo shot at Mrs Berta in her husband Johns business. John Berta was slightly wounded and later released on a coroner jury verdict of justifiable homicide. Berta then killed Vassallo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Ill
John Berta
Barney Vassallo
Berta
Vassallo
Vossallo
Fire Panic in Dorcas Invalids Home
A blaze at the Dorcas Invalid Home for Women on East Madison Avenue Cleveland Ohio caused a panic among 42 elderly residents. Matron Margaret Simms rescued inmates risking her life as the first floor suffered heavy damage and many seniors were trapped on upper levels.
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Cleveland, O
Dorcas Invalid Home
Madison Avenue
Margaret Simms
Burton P Gray Named Temporary Receiver of Boston Firm
The Superior Court issued a 49 order appointing Burton P Gray temporary receiver of the Preferred Mercantile Company of Boston, requiring a $5000 bond to be offered within three days. Leave granted for either party to seek modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton P. Gray
Preferred Mercantile Company of Boston
Nellie Hardy Illness At Lowell Jail
Nellie Hardy serving six months for drunkenness is very sick at the Lowell jail. Initial belief she had cerebro spinal meningitis was dismissed by the attending physician who has not disclosed the nature of her illness.
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A. B. Morrison
West Concord Street
Helen Doherty
Read Place
South End
Morrison
F. Albert Taylor
New York
J. le Franc
Medical Institute of
Colombo
South America
Wollaston
Thomas Palmer
Cambridge
Walter Lowther
Ernest Swett
Henry Kelsey
Lowell
Harwich
Brookline
Lawrence
Nellie Hardy
Roxbury Mothers Worried Over Spotted Fever Death
Roxbury mothers feared for children after eight year old William Black died at Children’s Hospital Huntington Avenue from spotted fever. Principal Charles F. King of Dearborn Street School denied any plan to close Aaron Davis School, urging calm as he contrasted fever fear with meningitis and consumption statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
Dearborn
Roxbury
Wiliam Black
Crosby Place
Black
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
R. R. Fitch
Aaron Davis School
Yeomen Street
Charles F. King
Dearborn School
Board of Health
Public Health Appeal on Spotted Fever in Boston
A letter to the Post urges the Board of Health to inspect back yards and trash barrels, insist landlords provide tenant receptacles, post notices in apartments, and enforce fines for health neglect. The writer from New Dorchester argues proper garbage management will curb spotted fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Health
New Dorchester
Nonsense on digestion and the Stuart's Tablets claim
The piece argues digestion depends on wholesome food not medicines and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for indigestion. It asserts tablets supply digestive principles pepsin and diastase, digesting meat and eggs, with claims of universal use and preventative benefits for both sick and well individuals.
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Stuart
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