Dosimetric Institute to Open in This City
Dosimetric medicine promises precise dosages using soluble granules to minimize side effects. Dr Kuregraeve’s concept eliminates guesswork, enabling centigram to half milligram doses and widespread therapeutic adoption. A five-physician staff and a lab will operate at Tremont with free services starting soon.
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Kuregraeve
Ghent
Belgium
Royal Academy of Medicine
St. Peters
Moscow
Madrid
Lisbon
Paris
Oporto
O de Janeiro
Medicin Dosimetrique
United States
Tremont
Art notes from Williams & Everett's gallery
Jacob Wagner presents peaceful Dedham landscapes and cattle studies with thoughtful color and clear technique. H Richardson debuts at Harcourt Studios with fifteen paintings and Venice lagoon studies in pastel and watercolor, all likely to find ready sale.
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Jacob Wagner
Williams & Everett
Dedham
Artis
New England
W.gner
H. Richardson
Harcourt Studios
Lutch Canal
Venice
Demand for Foreign Waters Sparkling Beverages Market
The article notes rising demand for imported European waters in the United States and identifies S. S. Pierce & Co. as the sole New England importers of these sparkling beverages. It also mentions a full line of domestic waters offered by the firm.
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Germany
S. S. Pierce & Co
New England
Careful Living on Maintaining a Healthy Weight
A brief note from Jors Bown Chemists promotes careful living and keeping a healthy weight. It emphasizes that both excess and too little fat threaten health, while a daily balance with a little reserve supports well being and beauty. Free copy offered.
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Jors Bown
Chemists
South Sth Avenue
Pearline advertisement warning and claims
Short-Sighted the woman who doesn't use Peart ine the woman who fails to have her servants useearine. She fails to see what is good for her and what is best. Without Peartine washing is drudgery and toil. With it there is no hard work and little rubbing. Beware of imitations. 243 JAMES. P Ties
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Pear
James
Methodists in Boston at Bromfield Street Church
Long article on Bromfield Street Church Boston detailing its class leaders Chinese Sunday school and women's roles. Describes new pastor Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Mansfield and outgoing minister Dr. G. A. Crawford. Notes church activities Epworth League Women’s Missionary groups and musical program with choir and organist. Also covers Salvini theatre work and several Boston stage offerings with names of actors and venues.
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Boston
Bromfield Street
Dinah
Adam Bade
Conference
Joseph H. Mansfield
Lynn
G. A. Crawford
A. G. Barber
William M. Crawford
William Armstrong
Joseph P. Weaver
Eb. E. Gobe
F. Letteney
Nellie C. Wright
Mussc
Eliza Bieney
William M. Grawford
Epwortth League
Young People’s Missionary Society
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
King’s Daughters
New Boston Theatre Bills Highlight Willard Era Actors
Alexander Salvini returns to Boston Theatre for an extended run with a strong supporting cast. The Boston stages showcase The Tin Napoleon at Globe Theatre with a diverse lineup including Mane Cottrelly and Miss Victory Bateman. P S Gilmore and band perform at Boston Theatre next Sunday with popular programs and prices. Barry and Fay present McKenna's Flirtation at Park Theatre with The Four Lilacs and a strong company. Sidney Grundy's Fool's Paradise to be produced during Willard's engagement following Field's earlier plans.
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Alexander Salvini
A. M. Palmer
New York
Jim the Penman
Salvini
James Ralston
Cirrillo
Naples
Grand Opera House
Dumas
Hree Guardsmen
D’artagnan
William Redmand
Elmer Delamater
Walter Hale
Owen Judith Beroide
Augusta DeForest
Maude Dixon
Globe Theatre
Mane, Cottrelly
Gus Bruno
Frank Deane
Mark Lynch
Wally Mount
Miss Victory Bateman
Gilmore
Boston Theatre
Barry
Fay
McKenna
Park Theatre
Boston
Alice Gale
Lydia Barry
Charley Banks
Mr. Willard
Sidney Grundy
Great Business Career Celebrated at Squire Co.
About two thousand visitors attended East Cambridge on Saturday for the fiftieth anniversary of John P. Squire & Co the firm began in 1848 at Faneuil Hall Market with Francis Russell. The firm later included Hiland Lockwood and Edward D. Kimball. The East Cambridge slaughtering establishment, built in 1855, employs over 1000, with a yearly payroll around 700000 and annual hog slaughter near 800000, implying business between 15000000 and 18000000 dollars.
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John P. Squire & Co
East Cambridge
John P. Squire
Faneuil Hall Market
Francis Russell
Mr. Squire
Messrs
Hiland Lockwood
Edward D. Kimball
Conference of Evangeli sts Opens May 10 in Boston Churches
A conference of pastors evangelists and business men will be held May 10 and 11 under the Evangelistic Association of New England. Events start Tuesday afternoon May 10 at Park Street Church and close Wednesday evening at Clarendon Street Church.
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Evangelistic Association of New England
Park Street
Clarendon Street
Boston Stage Week Brings Pauline Markham and Many Stars
The Howard Atheneum hosts Miss Pauline Markham and a lineup of Lillie Larkell Ella Storms Marie Nelson Ada Ray Vinnie Henshaw Pink Russell Clara Lawrence Mollie Henderson Mary Lyons and others with comedians W. J. O'Brien Judge Johns Frank Ellis and Sam Collins. Gloriana runs at Columbia Theatre, plus Frederic Lemaitre and The Junior Partner preview. A Natchez troupe performs plantation songs and camp meeting shouts, Kreiger the Russian conjurer performs seances, Paul Wallace shows silk exhibits, and Big Alice the fat lady appears. Thomas and Watson begin a Boston engagement as Miss Helyett continues at Hollis Street Theatre. The Two Sisters at Bowdoin Square starring Denman Thompson and George W. Byar is announced with New York City scenes and a Union Street Wave.
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Gloriana
Columbia Theatre
Frederic Lemaitre
Clyde Fitch
Charlies Frohman
New York City
Alexander Bisson
M.carre
Messrs. Stone & Shaw
South
Colonel LaMars
Natchez
Miss
Mississippi
Professor Kreiger
Paul Wallace
Big Alice
Thomas and Watson
Big Double Specialty
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Denman Thompson
Josh Whitcomb
George W. Byar
New York
Central Park
Union Street
May Merrick
John Barker
Chicago Boiler Strike Seizes 800 Workers at Midnight
Eight hundred boiler workers and iron ship builders in Chicago and South Chicago walk out at midnight. A committee visits shops to seek a nine hour day and wage increase with a $2.75 minimum, while some employers sign and others refuse. All South Chicago railroad shop workers join the strike.
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Curcaco
Chicago
Ateshian Co. Offers Rugs at Special Prices
Mr Ateshian of Ateshian & Co 172 Tremont street plans an annual abroad trip and seeks to deplete stock. The firm advertises oriental rugs and carpets of recent importation at excessively small prices to attract buyers.
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Ateshian
Ateshian & Co
Tremont Street
Fim
Ethics of Taxation Reading by William Lloyd Garrison
Franklin Typographical Society holds a monthly meeting next Saturday evening with William Lloyd Garrison presenting Ethics of Taxation. A general discussion on the questions involved will follow the reading and all interested hearers are welcome regardless of membership.
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Franklin Typographical Society
William Lloyd Garrison
Garrison
Funeral for Walter T. Clark After Brighton Gravel Bank Collapse
Walter T. Clark, killed by a caving-in at a Brighton gravel bank last Friday, was buried yesterday. Services were conducted at his Waverley Street home at 2 p.m. by Rev. A. A. Berle of the Brighton Congregational Church, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Walter T. Clark
Brighton
Waverley Street
A. A. Berle
Evergreen Cemetery
Loaves and Fishes sermon on small things and faith
The Rev W H G Temple preaches from Mark's miracle of five loaves feeding five thousand, arguing God uses small things to effect vast changes. He warns against over rationalizing miracles, praises divine blessing, and urges believers to endure sacrifice as Christ's bread is broken to feed the world.
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W. H. G. Temple
Phillips’s Church
South
Boston
Jesus
God
Job
Oah
Abraham
Moses
David
Daniel
Elijah
Isaiah
John
Paul
Christ
Earth
Life-Long Democrat Ebenezer Fogg Dies at 90 in East Cambridge
Ebenezer Fogg died at his home 90 Gore Street East Cambridge aged 90. A lifelong Democrat active in local politics since 1846 with re-elections in 1859 1861 1862 and 1863 he aided soldiers relief during the war. Former foreman at Winchester's soap factory. son Andrew Fogg once East Cambridge postmaster. survived by a widow two sons and a daughter.
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Ebenezer Fogg
Gore Street
Cambridge
Mr. Fogg
Soldiers’ Relief Committee
Winchester
Andrew Fogg
East Cambridge
Steamers Arrived at Port With Multiple Incoming Vessels
Inbound ships reported at Boston and New York with several arrivals from Liverpool Matanzas Hamarg Rotterdam and Boston. Vessels include Pavonia Umbria Rugia Edam Etruria Roman Denmark Columbian and others arriving late April to early May.
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Boston
Pavonia
Livepool
King’s Cross
Matanzas
New York
Umbria
Liverpool
Rugia
Hamarg
Edam
Rotterdam
Etruria
Newark
Roman
Denmark
Cunarder Pavonia Arrives With 1241 Passengers at East Boston
The Cunard steamer Pavonia docked in East Boston from Liverpool at 2 P M yesterday carrying 1241 passengers divided into 14 saloon, 65 second cabin, and 1162 steerage. Three hundred steerage passengers were vaccinated before landing. A list of saloon passengers included TS G Chatter Mrs B C Merrill Miss E Merrill Miss L F Mervill John Knocks James Menmes Rev G Ousley H Pink C Treiber Mrs Treiber Miss E Treiber Miss D Treiber and nurse Miss E B Warden.
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Cunard
Pavonia
East
Boston
Liverpool
TS. G. Chatter
B. C. Merrill
E. Merrill
L. F. Mervill
John Knocks
James Menmes
Man falls from window in Brighton residence
William Keegan a 38 year old widower with two children fell from a second story window on Winsip street in Brighton about 3 am yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital with injuries. Police allege intoxication led to the fall.
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William Keegan
Winship Street
Brighton
Keegan
Death of William F Nichols in Boston at 72
William F Nichols a retired Boston merchant died at his home 117 West Chester park yesterday at age 72. He helped found Chandler & Co dry goods merchants on Winter street but withdrew six years ago and had lived in retirement since.
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William F. Nichols
Boston
West Chester Park
Chandler & Co
Winter Street
Will Not Serve Again as Monson Superintendent
Amos Andrews, longtime superintendent of the State primary school at Monson, informs trustees he will not seek reappointment. The position will be vacant next July.
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Amos Andrews
Monson
Lively Blaze In Cambridge Damages $500 At Tremont Street
An alarm from Box 35 in Cambridge at 10 15 yesterday morning reported a fire in a dwelling on Tremont street owned by G F Brooks and occupied by M B Marks. The upper story and roof were damaged, believed to have started from the chimney. The loss was about $500 and insured.
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Cambridge
Tremont Street
G. F. Brooks
M. B. Marks
Short Line express tickets at Old State House hub
No 3 Old State House, under Mr. L. H. Palmer, has long been a popular transportation headquarters in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for any Short Line express trains or the Colonial Express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Washington
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