Speedily cured skin troubles with Cuticura remedies
Speedily cured by Cuticura promises instant relief and sleep for skin troubled babies and rested mothers. The ad extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for eczema psoriasis ringworm milk crust and other skin humours in all ages. It cites prices depots and proprietary claims with a push for rapid permanent improvement.
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Charterhouse Sq
London
K.C
Rue de la Paix
Paris
R. Towns & Co
Sydney
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Bole Proprietora
Boston
UB. A
Prince Henry's American Beauty Weds School Sweetheart
A bride described as Prince Henry's American beauty marries her long time school friend Anthony J. Ramadka who has shown devoted affection for years. The couple's union marks a longstanding relationship finally formalized.
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America
Anthony J. Ramadka
Odd Woman Cut Her Daughter Off Because the Latter Didn't Like Whiskey
Taunton April 30 Judge Fuller heard a contested will case Ellen T. Crocker of Raynham appeals the will of Catherine E. Walker who died last November. The will makes Frank W. Dean of New Bedford executor and sole legatee, omitting Crocker with the clause the omission was intentional. The $973 estate is contested on grounds of unsound mind supported by a conservatorship petition and witnesses recounting Mrs Walker feeding a tramp and approving improper conduct. Doctors testified death from excessive liquor and vulgar talk, while Crocker’s witnesses described the daughter as dutiful.
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Josiah T. Crocker
Walker
Per Contra
Bassett
Raynham
Taunton
Isaace
Ellen
Saloon Damage Case Goes On Trial Before Judge Burke
A sensational saloon damage case began its trial before Judge Burke. The proceedings opened with terse remarks and anticipation of a heated courtroom showdown as witnesses were poised to testify.
Bowman’s Larceny Scheme Nabbed by Judge
Ernest Bowman a Roslindale stage hand was fined 25 dollars by Judge Forsaith after being convicted of larceny and impersonating a police officer. Georgiana King testified Bowman used a police badge to extract money, promising immunity and a weekly 38 dollar payment.
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Ernest Bowman
Roslindale
South Boston Court Clears Smith in Assault Case
Alexander Smith was charged with assault to kill Timothy J. Harrington at 137 N Street on April 15. Harrington remained hospitalized. Smith was discharged after the judge found him not guilty and Harrington held for the grand jury on $1000. Annie Cahill testified she shifted affections from Harrington to Smith before the incident.
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South Boston
Alexander Smith
Timothy J. Harrington
N Street
Harrington
Smith
Annie Cahill
Fallon
Major suit over 7 million in circuit court arguments
A suit filed 20 years ago seeks 7 million dollars in the United States Circuit Court. Western Union Telegraph, American Speaking Telephone, Gold and Stock Telegraph, and Harmonic Telegraph accuse American Bell Telephone of violating a contract made on November 10 1879. Judges Putnam Aldrich and Brown heard the arguments yesterday and will conclude them this morning.
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Putnam, Aldrich and Brown
United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Speaking Telephone Company
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Harmonic Telegraph Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Judge Stevens RoBERT Augusta Hein strom verdict case
Judge Stevens of the Superior Court ordered in the Augusta Hein strom case. She recovered a verdict for 4750 against the Boston Elevated Railway Company on November 1.
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Stevens
Augusta Heinstrom
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Tragic Turtle Mountain Slide Destroys Frank Village
A rock slide from Turtle Mountain above Frank, N W T, buried the town, killed at least 56 people, destroyed the Canadian Coal and Coke plant, and damaged the mine and 10 square miles of Crow's Nest Pass. Only 19 bodies recovered. a fissure remains open as millions of tons of limestone cover the valley. The catastrophe halted all business with heavy property losses.
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Frank
Turtle Mountain
Turtis Mountain
French-Canadian Coal Company
Canadian Pacific Railway
Massive rockfalls near Turtle Mountain block investigation
Large rocks weighing hundreds of tons tumble down with thunderous crash and start more fragments along the slide. The danger to approach the area prevents investigators from determining the catastrophe’s exact cause.
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Turtle Mountain
The Story of the Town of Frank
Frank was a booming mining town of about 100 people founded by H. Frank a Montana miner after coal deposits were found. The village lies along the Crow's Nest Pass division of the Canadian Pacific railway about 380 miles east of Macleod.
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Frank
Montana
Crow's Nest Pass
Canadian Pacific Railway
Macleod and
Turtle 71 Region Described Amid Mountain Slide Near Frank
A descriptive account of Turtle Mountain near Frank details a massive slide that buried land rich in gas and coal, making it valueless. Residents speculate an earthquake or subterranean gas explosion caused the event, with rockfalls continuing from Ty Mountain. The scene lies near Crow's Nest Pass with Old Man’s River flowing through the town, bordered by miners and farmers in a rugged, scenic valley.
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Canada
Crow's Nest Pass
Old Man's River
Turtle Mountain
Frank
HE Town
Ty Mountain
United States
British Columbia
Crow’s Nest Pass
Old Man’s River
Blairmore
Crow’s Nest
Mrs Dering's Divorce at Park Theatre Review
Edward H. Crosby critiques Mrs Langtry in Mrs Dering's Divorce, calling it senseless and dreary. He praises Langtry's performance but says the plot is feeble with unlikable male leads and weak farcical structure. He suggests Langtry should stick to Mlle Mars in future stage work.
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Park Theatre
Katherine Stewart
Court orders new trial unless remittances made
The text states that unless Elizabeth McGrath remits over $2000 after winning $3500 in a related case, a new trial shall be ordered. It also notes that Annie Parker, who recovered $2600, must remit above $1500 or the case will be tried anew. The language applies to the same accident against the same company.
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Elizabeth McGrath
Annie Parker
Robbery Case in Revere District Moves to New Jury
A company at Revere is accused of stealing 300 dollars and shooting the watchman, Alver E. Ives, during the robbery. In court yesterday, defense attorney Joseph A. Dennison objected to nine of eleven jurors and the case was withdrawn from the jury for reassignment to a new panel on Monday.
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Revere
Alver E. Ives
Joseph A. Dennison
Worcester Grocer Ends His Life in Home Tragedy
In Worcester on April 29 Charles W. Delvey a 49 Maywood street grocer said goodbye by telephone to his daughter and wrote a note to his wife then shot himself. He was alone at home and his body was found hours later by his wife. Relatives cite ill health and business worries as triggers for the suicide.
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Worcester
Charles W. Delvey
Main Street
Maywood Street
Malden Druggists to Receive Licenses Again
Malden April 30 It is rumored that at tomorrow evenings Board of Aldermen meeting a majority will vote in favor of granting licenses to druggists.
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Malden
Board of Aldermen
Unusual Court Scene in Forbes Trial At Boston Ice Office
In a rare event at the Superior Criminal Court yesterday the ongoing case of Charles F. Forbes neared a pivotal point. The defendant faces charges of breaking into the Boston Ice Office, a matter that has lingered on the court calendar for months and drew notable attention from attendees and press.
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Superior Criminal Court
Charles F. Forbes
The
Boston Ice
Justice awards $37.50 in Misery Island option suit
Chief Justice Mason of the Superior Court awards $37.50 with interest in the case against C. S. Hanks. The action seeks recovery on an option to purchase Misery Island Salem Harbor, originally sued for $4500.
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Mason
Superior Court
C. S. Hanks
Misery Island
Salem Harbor
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