$115 A Month For Mrs Ellis Probate Court Decree
Judge Grant in probate granted Annie K Ellis $115 monthly and $300 costs after two years of separation. Ellis owed $1000 yearly while she cared for two boys 12 and 17, and sickness left her in debt. He formed a South Boston company including their younger sons. The item also includes earthquake correspondence from Miss Charlotte Center about San Francisco devastation and relief efforts, with many names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Annie K .Ellis
James Ellis
Ellis
South
Boston
Relief fund totals report to date reach $707,605 in California
Funds for California reported to Kidder, Peabody & Co. total $707,605. Additional statewide contributions are estimated at $20,000, bringing Massachusetts totals to about $727,605. Yesterday’s receipts amount to $15,643.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Massachusetts
Stereotypers Vote to Donate Day's Pay for Frisco Stereotypes
Boston Stereotypers' Union No. 2 voted to levy each member one day's pay for relief of Frisco stereotyping. The contribution is expected to raise about £1,000, with $500 telegraphed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stereotypers’ Union No. 2
Inquiries From New England Relatives About Missing Kin
New England residents seek information on unreported relatives and friends. Names include Mrs Izabeth Stuke of Jamaica Plain seeking her son Henry J Stuke tied to Pacific Canning in San Francisco, and Mrs Salsbury of Somerville regarding her brother Warren Snow in San Francisco. Additional inquiries involve Josephine O Keefe of Peabody and Mary Bodwell of Springfield about relatives in San Francisco.
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New England
Izabeth Stuke
Spring Park Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Henry J. Stuke
Pacific Canning Company
Seventh
Townsend Streets
San Francisco
Salsbury
Prescott Street
Somerville
Warray
Snow
Twenty-first Street
Mary J. Morris
Main Street
Peabody
Mass
Josephine O’ Keefe
California Street
Almeda J. Smith
Harrison Avenue
Springfield
R. J. Stacey
Stockton Street
Mary EB. Bodwell
Congregationalists Seek Aid After California Quake
A telegram from Rev. J. W. Buckham of Salem Massachusetts dated Berkeley April 27 says California churches suffered in the disaster and San Francisco losses include First Church walls only and destruction of Third Fourth Swedish churches and the Chinese mission. He urges a nationwide Congregationalist relief lift to bolster the coast church efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Buckham
Salem
Mass
Berkeley
California
San Francisco
Fragmentary OCR Notes From Distant Communications
Fragmented text appears to mix names such as Russell, Reed, Mansfield, Newport, Alameda, Oakland, and Minot with unclear dates and places. The garbled lines resemble telegram or social notices, listing individuals and locations with no coherent event or outcome.
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Suemore
Reed
Mansfield
Russell Quincy Joes
Walmer Bine
Maidenhoune
Newport
Joseph
Ford
Alameda
Oakland
Wiliam J
Osephine Reed
Rere
Rusba
Giaco
Anais
Aroonys
Insurance losses in San Francisco fire cited by Providence firms
Providence based Providence Washington Insurance Co estimates total losses from the San Francisco conflagration at 600000, not depleting its net surplus. Equitable Fire Marine Insurance Co says its loss will be about 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, R. I
Providence Washington Insurance Company
San Francisco
Equitable Fire Marine Insurance Company
Frauds Seeking Relief Among San Francisco Refuges
An investigating committee declared several San Francisco refugees impostors at the Massachusetts Association for the Relief of California headquarters. A man named Harry B Reeves vanished after receiving shoes and lodging. another named Clark avoided lodging and showed a pawnbroker mark on his suitcase. a third man, given a dollar for food, returned intoxicated. No relief will be given until cases are examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
San Francisco
Massachusetts Association For the Relief of California
Devonshire Street
J. H. Lewis
State Board of Charity
Harry 8. Reeves
Hudson
Sharon
Franklin Street
Boston
Clark
Wayfarers’ Lodge
Massachusetts
Boston praised for swift relief to San Francisco
Mayor Fitzgerald cited an Oakland Tribune clipping praising Boston for rapid relief to San Francisco after the disaster. The report says Boston telegraphed 100000 and sent carloads of medicines clothes provisions blankets from multiple western cities with 10000 blankets ordered from Salt Lake City and tents to follow.
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Fitzgerald
Oakland Tribune
Boston
San Francisco
New England
Atlantic
Portland
Salt Lake City
Denver
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Mott
Massachusetts group notes San Francisco benefit yield
At the executive committee meeting held at 161 Devonshire Street the group learned a San Francisco benefit concert by the Symons Orchestra realized 2 dollars. Letters of appreciation will go to promoters and to Conductor Wittens Gericke and soloist Mme Samaroff. A request for building tools in San Francisco was noted and referred to the Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association For the Relief of California
Devonshire Street
Ellis
Symphony Hall
San Francisco
Symons
Wittens Gericke
Mme. Samaroff
Central Labor Union
Osmo-Chemic doctors offer two weeks free treatment
Osmo-Chemic physicians announce a limited two week free treatment program for all patients who begin care on or before May 15. The offer covers examinations consultation medicine and tests at no cost for the initial period and aims to prove the method’s effectiveness despite reduced fees for future cures.
Chandler Credited Osmo-Chemic Doctors for Recovery
John H. Chandler, a 40 year B and A Ry engineer of Clarke at Atlantic, reports severe heart trouble and nasal growth relief after Osmo-Chemic treatment. He says his wife was treated successfully and he now feels renewed, urging others to seek the wonderful institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chandler
Clarke At
Atlantic
John H. Chandler
Red Cross Aid and Supplies Staged After San Francisco Destruction
John F Moors and San Francisco committee members relay a clipped Sacramento report claiming housing food and work are available in the city while hospitals report satisfactory conditions The National Red Cross advises monetary contributions and Houghton Mifflin donates textbooks A carload of general supplies arrives from Boston and Albany yards yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Moors
San Ncisco
Sacramento
San Francisco
National Red Cross Society
Performance for San Francisco Fund at St. Alphonsus Hall
The St. Alphonsus Association of the Mission Church Roxbury presents Damon and Pythias at St. Alphonsus Hall to aid California. Robert Hurley instructs elocution and Fred J Slattery chairs the dramatic committee. Cast includes Henry Crassen Joseph O Dionysius Frank Cunningham Albert Hickey Daniel Buckley James Hayden John Dunn.
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San Francisco
Damon
Henry. Crassen
Pythias
Joseph O’ Dionysius
Philistius
Frank Cunningham
Procles
Albert. Hickey
Lucullus
Daniel Buckley
James Hayden
Arius
John Dunn
Red Cross Seeks Money Over Clothing Donations
Massachusetts Red Cross reports California requests no more clothing aid. Urges monetary contributions to Gardiner Lane at 44 State Street. Japanese famine fund is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Massachusetts
National Red Cross Association
California
Gardiner Lane
State Street
Lighthouse Chief Safe In San Francisco Earthquake
Edgar 8 Bradley reports from San Francisco that Mr and Mrs W K Knight White escaped injury in the quake. Knight White heads the government lighthouse service on the Pacific coast with headquarters in San Francisco. Bradley also received word that C W Winstanley and A C Welschans are known figures on the Eastern news scene.
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Edgar
Bradley
San Francisco
W. K. Knight-White
New England
Knight-White
Government
Lighthouse Service
Pacific Coast
Mr. Bradley
C. W. Winstanley
A. C. Welshans
Leucodescent Rays and Their Medical Claims
The article describes leucodescent light as increasing warmth in living tissue while destroying germs. It claims the germ-killing power scales with intensity and remains safe for healthy tissue. It promotes tissue metabolism and acts as a pain reliever by restoring nerve rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer Free Diagnosis by May Fifteenth
Osmo-Chemic physicians insist on a careful examination with their X Ray and instruments before accepting a case. The diagnosis service is absolutely free if you begin treatment on or before May 15 1906.
Jennie Marsan Recovers From Anemia After Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Jennie Marsan of Worcester Massachusetts testifies she suffered long with anemia and related stomach issues. She reports rapid improvement, better sleep, regain of health, and weight gain from 94 to 107 pounds after Osmo-Chemic therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Marsan
Dewey Sr
Worcester
Mags
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Offices in Boston
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Incorporated advertises permanent offices at 18 Boylston Boston with suites 8 9 and 10 offering a book on chronic disease for a two cent stamp. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 daily except Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston At
Boston
Mass
Paper circles as correspondents in San Francisco affair
Fragmentary text describes correspondents in Los Angeles and Oakland papers with Mr Welshans moving to Oakland work as four leading San Francisco tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Welshans
Oakland
San Francisco
Ailles
Bloodless Girl Told Cure By Pink Pills Promoted
A nursefree tale from Kalamazoo Michigan describes anemia and fatigue cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills. The testimonial by Frankie Hathaway notes severe weakness pale skin and eventual recovery after using the pills. The ad asserts pills create new blood and lists prices and mail order details from Schenectady New York.
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Frankie Hathaway
West Main Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dr. Williams
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