Peruna touted as cure by grateful Peruvians and users
A testimonial recounts how Peruna relieved congestive catarrhal stomach troubles after other remedies failed. The piece asserts women nationwide praise Peruna, crediting word of mouth for its popularity. It notes Dr Hartman offers free confidential advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
United States
Nostraums
Dr. Hartman
S. B. Hartman, M
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Daughters of the Revolution hold annual national meeting
The Daughters of the Revolution gathered in Copley Hall for the general society's annual meeting. President-general Miss Adeline Wheelock Sterling presided with officers and the Massachusetts regent welcoming attendees. Treasurer reports show a balance of 1767 and funds totaling about 1,800. Nominating committee proposed officers including Adalard Ingraham as president and Adeline F. Witz as first vice president. Afternoon session featured reports from officers and state regents across Canada and several states. Massachusetts noted growth in chapters and membership, with West improvements as well.
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Daughters of the Revolution
United States
Canada
Copley Hall
General Society
Adeline Wheelock Sterling
Massachusetts
Frank EB. Fitz
Miss Sterling
George W. Hodges
New Jersey
Adalard Ingraham
New York
Adeline F. Witz
Adaline A. Sterling
Net
Caroline P. Heath
Mary A. Hunt
Pennsylvania
Mary F. M. Casey
Emma I. Ferris
Mary E. Wallis
Margaret Zane
West Virginia
Alice Grant Herndon
Augusta M. Stanley
Martha Brankin
Ellen M. Austin
Long Island
Tarquinia L. Voss
Indiana
Katharine B. Gallison
Martha Scott Sanderson
Minnesota
Emily Rathvon
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Maryland
Alexander M. Ferris
Newton
East
West
RECORD HELPS WIFE ESCAPE IN US COURT
George P Record alias Bray alias Miller took full blame to shield his wife Carrie B Record from a sentence tied to a scheme to defraud via United States mails. The indictment against Mrs Record was filed away and she was released on her own recognizance. Record faced two counts and received 18 months in Charles Street jail. both were promoters of the Lawrence Produce Company swindling farmers across New England.
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George P. Record
Bray
Miller
United States
Lowell
Record
Charles Street
Carrie B. Record
Lawrence Produce Company
Lawrence
New England
Boston Public Library marks fiftieth anniversary fete
Thousands attended an informal reception last night honoring the Boston Public Library on its 50th anniversary. Mayor Patrick A. Collins and the Board of Library Trustees hosted the event, celebrating the library’s founding and legacy in the community.
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Patrick A. Collins
Board of Library Trustees
Boston Public Library
Crowded Chelsea Bars Close As Overflow Crowd Fills Piedmont Area
All bars from Chelsea bridge to the Revere line were packed last night with revelers. Two doors were shut for several minutes as crowds could not be accommodated, leaving patrons outside.
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Chelsea Bridge
Revere
Fear and Violence At Fore River Shipyard
At Fore River ship works gates a group of Quincy police stood guard as strikers faced possible violence. Fore River Company General Manager H G Smith said conditions changed with 200 former strikers seeking reinstatement. Hugh Kirke of the Shipwrights Union returned and vowed the strike would continue to the bitter end backed by the union treasury, while police noted no local incidents of disorder.
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Quincy, Muay
Fore River Ship Works
Quincy
H. G. Smith
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Hugh Kirke
Shipwrights’ Union
Tony
National Treasury
PIANO MOVERS ALL ON STRIKE IN CITY
All 115 workers at a local moving and teaming company walked off the job and reported to union headquarters at Kossuth Hall. None reported for work at J W Gook Steinert and Bons or William Ridlin filers. A conference with employers may occur today. employers did not fill positions yesterday.
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Kossuth Hall
J. W. Gook Corporation
Steinert & Bons
William Ridlin & Co
Plumbers in Malden Strike for Higher Pay
Malden workers walk out for a 60 cent daily raise. Eighteen plumbers are out after the union proposed a schedule a month ago, with only one boss signing. They remain out until demands are met.
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Malden
Constructors Strike in Boston Area Demands Travel Expenses
Elevating labor action by eight Boston firms and their New England affiliates prompts a coast to coast style travel expense demand. Mills reports two firms accept the union terms, six refuse, 160 workers set to strike today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Mills
Union Executive Board and Wage Pact Update
The Shsset Metal Workers Union 17 last met electing an executive board: R. Filmore J. F. Kennedy R. A. Paikwieth J. H. Winfield M. J. Izgerald and F. A. Faulkner. United Garment Workers Union 1 last night voted that its secretary inform all employers that on and after Aug 1 they would adopt the present wage and hour. Journeyman painters of Somerville who went out Monday for higher pay have secured 12 signatures to their agreement, none from the Master Painters Association.
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Shsset Metal Workers’ Union
R. Filmore
J. F. Kennedy
R. A. Paikwieth
J. H. Winfield
M. J. Izgerald
F. A. Faulkner
United Garment Workers’ Union
Sca
Somerville
Master Painters’ Association
Roxbury Girls Fight Over Jacket In Street Brawl
Two Roxbury women, Alice Collins and Mabel Neice, aged 21 and 22, fought for over 15 minutes at Albany and Southampton streets over ownership of an Eton jacket. Passersby watched as officers intervened and both women were escorted away. the jacket was torn beyond repair.
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Alice Collins
Manning’s Court
Roxbury
Mabel Neice
Sarsfield Street
Albany
Southampton Streets
Counsel Move to Quash Indictments in Glasgow Fraud Case
Counsel for James A. Shedd John W. Trafton and William Munroe have filed a motion to quash the indictments. The move follows indictments tied to alleged Glasgow manufacturing frauds and is the first action by the defense since charges were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Shedd
John W. Trafton
Customs
William Munroe
Glasgow
Reciprocity Mass Meeting in Faneuil Hall May 16
Massachusetts business leaders planned a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall on May 16 to discuss reciprocity with Canada and Newfoundland. A nonpartisan petition bearing 85 140 signatures was forwarded to Major Henry L. Higginson. President Whitney of the Chamber of Commerce announced the event to examine regional trade benefits through reciprocal treaties.
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Massachusetts
Henry L. Higginson
Whitney
Chamber of Commerce
Faneuil Hall
Canada
Newfoundland
Readers Invited to Inscribe on Johnny's State
The Post invites readers to submit inscriptions on general topics for Johnny's State. It highlights past bright ideas from freak headlines and war poems and offers a chance for witty or poetic contributors to gain newspaper fame through this new opportunity.
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The
Post
Forty Acres of Sheds Burn at Indianapolis Yard
Fire swept the Union Stock Yards in Indianapolis burning forty acres of livestock sheds and pens. Two jars of cattle were consumed in the blaze reported this morning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Union
South Boston Man Pleads Guilty in Lottery Mail Case
James J. Surene pleaded guilty in the US Circuit Court to depositing lottery tickets and drawings notices in the mails. He was fined 150 dollars plus costs and was arrested last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Surene
South Boston
United States
Roxbury High School Alumni Elect New Officers
Miss Josephiné Hammond of the class of 94 was elected president of the Roxbury High School Alumni Association at its annual meeting held last evening in the school hall. Frederick Erickson was named vice president, Clara B. Hathaway secretary, Anselm Bacon treasurer, with directors John W. Dodd, Herbert Morse, Florence Hale and Pearl Kennedy elected to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephiné’ Hammond
Roxbury High School Alumni Association
Frederick Erickson
Clara B. Hathaway
Anselm Bacon
John W. Dodd
Herbert Morse
Florence Hale
Pearl Kennedy
Gove & Co Moves to Larger Quarters on Merrimac Street
"Nothing succeeds like success" fits Charles Gove & Co as they expand to meet rising demand. Yesterday morning a work crew moved the firm from Canal Street to new offices at 78 and 80 Merrimac Street, proving energy and progress invite space.
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Charles
Gove & Co
Canal] Street
Merrimac Street
Boston City Hospital Trustees Reelect Leaders
At yesterday’s annual meeting, Boston City Hospital trustees reorganized and re elected A. Shuman as president and Conrad W. Rueter as secretary.
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Boston City Hospital
A. Shuman
Conrad W. Rueter
Morphine Opium And Other Drug Habits Test Offer
An advertisement extols a cure for morphine and opium habits offered as a free test bottle. It quotes physicians praising the medicine, notes widespread private use by six thousand doctors, and promises dramatic life improvements with letters returned if desired. The St James Society solicits patients through Suite 158 at 1183 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Charles Thompson
East
St. James Society
Broadway
New York
Boy Acquitted on Law Points in Juvenile Case
Dedham May 2 Judge DeCourcey presided a Brookline case where 10 year old James Donnellon faced breaking and entering and larceny from Ames on Cypress street. A jury found him not guilty after defense argued the infant between 7 and 14 may lack capacity, burden on prosecutor to prove intent. Assistant D A Nutter represented the government. Walter Gollins Boston spoke for the defendant.
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Dedham
Dexter
Nutter Apeared
Walter Gollins
Boston
Osgood pleads not guilty in customs false entry case
Charles Osgood of Osgood Bray Co a Summer Street cutlery firm pleaded not guilty in the U S Circuit Court yesterday. He was indicted by the grand jury and arrested amid a custom house investigation. The complaint alleges a voucher for woods shipped here under valued imports was tendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Osgood
Osgood, Bray
John Hunt a Life Saver at East Boston Pond
A gallant rescue near Cottage street playground East Boston saved Edward O'Brien 12. When the boy slid into icy water his cries drew John Hunt from 44 Maverick Street. He tore off his coat, jumped in, and gripped the boy by the hair as he sank for a third time. The rescued lad recovered after hours and was released from danger.
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Cottage Street
Boston
Edward O'Brien
John Hunt
Maverick Street
Hunt
Track Games at Harvard Tie Up the Meet Start
Harvard track events list multiple sprint and field wins with winners M G Perkins E J Dives H B Young R E Bollard F W Bird R F Bauer F H Schoenfuss F J W Ford R B Gring and Frost. Distances include 125ft 10in hammer throw and 11ft in pole vault.
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D. Hamilton
M. G. Perkins
E. J. Dives
H. B. Young
Mite
S. T. Hubbard
R. E. Bollard
F. W. Bird
Massachusetts Receives Civil War Fund Refund
The Treasury Department sent Massachusetts a warrant for 1 611 740 dollars, refund for expenses incurred in raising volunteers for the Union army during the Civil War, payable to the state governor.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Massachusetts
Skipper Dies Aboard Train In Haymarket Square
Captain Joseph Silva of the Gloucester fishing vessel Catherine De Innes fell ill on an elevated train and died on a bench at Haymarket Square station after taking sick aboard the Gloucester ship.
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Joseph Silva
Gloucester
Catherine de Innes
Haymarket Square
Washington Credit Co Moves to 782 Washington St Store
The Washington Credit Company, long established in the city, vacated the old corner building at West and Washington and relocated to 782 Washington Street opposite Hollis Street. The new ground floor store boasts large display windows and a wide range of clothing and wearables. During the opening week, patrons receive purple stamps, and the firm pledges low prices, generous credit, and satisfaction guaranteed with branches in Springfield and Haverhill.
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West
Washington Streets
Washington Credit Company, Clothiers and Outfitters
Washington Street
Hollis Street
Washington Credit Company
Springfield
Haverhill
Soothes Away Headache Claims
An advertisement featuring E. P. Wilbur of Pacific Grove Cal promotes Orangeiie as a tonic that tones the system and dispels dull feeling, claiming headache relief as part of its effects.
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E. P. Wilbur
Pacifico Grove
Cal
Revered Doctor Defends Clerical Standing After Duffy’s Claim
A Greenleaf Michigan minister Rev Archibald McLeod D D publishes a bold open letter defending his clerical status and long service in the United Presbyterian Church. He names colleagues and presbytery officials to prove his ordination and asks for the accuser’s name and address. He also states he has benefited from Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey despite being a temperance man.
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A. McLeod
Greenleaf
Michigan
Duffy
D. D. Greenleaf
Mich
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
United Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Luther McCampbell
Almont
Maxwell
Birmingham
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Knox College
Toronto
Ont
Lindsay
Ontario
Chatham
Archibald Leitch
Cass City
Anton
Penny
Duffy Malt Whiskey Ad Promises Cures and Health Boost
A broad appeal from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company claims physicians and nurses endorse the tonic whiskey. The ad asserts cures for coughs colds grip bronchitis pneumonia and stomach troubles. It touts nerve soothing effects and full health impact with a $1.00 bottle price and a free medical booklet from Rochester New York.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
Trial in Superior Court on jury influence charges
P. J. Gough a tailor at 76 Summer Street and Timothy Hurley a bartender at 8 Broadway South Boston were arraigned in the third session of the Superior Court charged with attempting to influence a jury and each held in 36000 bonds.
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P. J. Gough
Summer Street
Timothy Hurley
Broadway
Boston
Superior Court
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