Dr Pierce medicines praised for safety and endorsements
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It argues ingredients are printed on labels, contain no alcohol, and cites endorsements by multiple medical professors for digestive and women’s health uses. It invites readers to request a free booklet from Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Hare
University of Pa
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
John King
Cincinnati
John M. Scudder
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemann Medical College
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical
Pierce
John Fyfe
Tur Ecutectic Medical Review
Helenzas
Helenias
Fyfe
R. Bartholow
Philadelphia
M. D
N. Y
Disease as crime debate sparks medical critique
A magazine editorial once argued disease should be criminal but critics note contagion, cancer, and poverty driven illness cannot be labeled criminal. The piece highlights the burden on overworked women and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic remedy for women's ailments with endorsements and free literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Blood on Hands of Maloney in Maine Murder Trial
Frank Maloney testified in the John Maloney murder trial in Rockland Maine that John wiped his hands with a paper bag after the killing of Mrs Bishop. Courtney Foster described blood stains on Johns hands and feet and James Maloney urged calling a doctor. The trial resumes tomorrow.
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Rockland
Frank Maloney
John Maloney
John
Spaulding Resigns From Waltham Gas Company Post
Colonel Charles Spaulding, for 15 years superintendent of the Waltham Gas Company, resigns due to advancing age and poor health. He is likely to be succeeded by H. H. Kelly, currently assistant superintendent.
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Tam
Charles Spaulding
the Waltham Gas Company
H. H. Kelly
Gas Company
Body of Sullivan Found in Mystic River
Officers found a man's body floating near Waterman's Wharf in the Mystic River identified as John J. Sullivan of Roxbury. An Iron worker with six children, Sullivan disappeared from 28 Bay Street, Roxbury. He was born in Ireland and came to the United States seeking better opportunities for his children. The cause of death is undetermined, though he had ambitions for his family.
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Mystic River
Waterman's Wharf
John J. Sullivan
Bay Street
Roxbury
Pril Sullivan
G. W. & F. Smith
Swett Street
Ireland
Sullivan
Saloon moves shrink distances to fit license limits
Four Roxbury liquor dealers John Goode Rose ONeill Reynolds and Ball Cook and Gildea altered buildings and stock relocating in measures to meet 400 foot limit from All Saints schoolhouse Columbus avenue Roxbury while one vacant storefront at 19 entre street faced closure under the same distance rule and other sites shift to 2 4 New Heath street and New Heath street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goode
Rose O'Neill
Reynolds & Ball
Cook & Gildea
Roxbury
New Heath Street
Rose O’neill
Equor
May Party For Destitute Catholic Children Planned
The second annual May party to aid the Home for Destitute Catholic Children will be held in Wheelock Hall Up ham's Corner on Wednesday night May 9. Mrs P A Campbell will oversee the affair.
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Wheelock Hall
Upham’s Corner
P. A. Campbell
Marshall quits as city deputy amid resignation rumors
Napoleon P. Marshall, a colored deputy in the City Collector's office earning $1800 yearly, submitted his resignation to take effect. He plans to move to Washington DC possibly with a bride. The vacancy follows his departure, with Cornelius J. Spillane named as a deputy clerk. Mayor Fitzgerald notes some staffing increases.
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Napoleon P. Marshall
Garrett W. Scollard
Marshall
Washington, D. C
Cornelius J. Spillane
Ward 19
Cnc
Fitzgerald
Faith Services Across Boston on Commonwealth Ave and Tremont
A list of Sunday worship options across Boston churches including First Baptist on Commonwealth Avenue and Congregational Shawmutt Church at Tremont and Brookline with 10 30 am and 7 30 pm services. Also Berkey Temple Old South Church Concord Street St Andrew s Episcopal and other denominations with times topics music and free seats.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Corner West Canton
Herbert 8. Johnson
Maxim Gorky
Anna E. Dexter
F. G. Coughlin
Katrine Ricker
Charles Belmont
Miss Ricker
Russia
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Gordon Training School
Jesse B. Thomas
D. D
Frigg
E. Witter
Bible Hools
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Samuel Richards Gaines
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Alen A. Stockdale
OLD South Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Samuel Wesley Irwin
Christian Scientist First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
A. m
Concord Street
ST. Andrew
D. MacKinnon
Flora E Hatthuarrie
Conservatory
Y. M. Christian U
Whiton
Boylston Street
Benjamin F. E Daniel
Boston
Europe
Boylston
Egypt
Land of
A. Blake
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
A. Wigazin
Aeject
Chadwick Quarter
Band Concerts To Aid Unfortunates Of Long Island
The notice promotes two band concerts scheduled this year as a special feature to benefit the afflicted people of Long Island. Proceeds will aid those in need and highlight local musical talent.
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Long Island
Prominent Resident Benjamin F. SanBorn Dies in New Hampshire Visit
Benjamin F. Sanborn, a prominent Saugus figure, died while visiting Kingston New Hampshire, his former home. The obituary notes his ties to the Saugus community and his notable local contributions.
Somerset Postmaster Named in Vermont Announcement
May 4 Vermont announces the appointment of Fred V Johnson as postmaster at Somerset Vi in a formal government directory notice.
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Vermont
Washington
Fred V.johnson
Somerset
Diverse Religious Meetings Advertised Across Boston Area
A long notice catalogs sermons and sessions from many groups including New and Latter House of Israel, Christadelphians, socialist meetings on Boston Common, Park Street Church speakers, and Seventh Day Baptist services. Events list lectures, open discussions, and mass meetings at multiple venues with dates in May 1906 and various speakers from Ireland, Cambridge, and Boston.
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Jerusalem
Jericho
Rev
Zach. v
Ezek. Il
Hosea i
Hosea Il
Thes. v
C. V
Hancock St
Everett
Patrick Mihan
Willow St
Chelsea
Mass
Marshall C. Day
Harley Ave
L. I. Pingree
Park Street
Leo Joseph Slattery
Berkeley Hall
Peterson
F. H. Boyd
Dublin
Boston Common
Charles Street
Centre Gate
Beacon Street
Walter P. Thorne
Cambridge
A. L. Lindquist
Campella
Christadelphians
Washington Street
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Commercial Hall
Washington St
Boston
A. Wilkinson
A. F. Hill
Tcopal People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
Tremont Street
M. E
Concord
Tremont Streets
E. A. Blake
D. D
Epworth League
H. A. Shedd
Seventh Day Adventist Seventh Day Baptist
Century
Huntington’ Avenue
RE. B. Saunders
Seventh Day Baptist Missionary Society
Pee
Boston Spiritualist and Psychic Conference Listings
A long listing of Sunday services and nightly spiritualist meetings across Boston and nearby towns. It catalogs venues, times, and participating mediums and astrologers including Mrs Fox, Izetta B Sears, Professor Mahomet, Dr Ricker, and Mable Madison, with addresses at 641 Massachusetts Avenue and other local sites.
Numerous Spiritual Circles Listed Across Boston Area
A long list of psychics and mediums announces weekly circles and seances at venues such as the Banner of Light building Copley square and the Boston Psychic Conference. Notable names include Mrs Caird Mrs Helyett Dr Arbie Heath Madame Annie Pierce and Lynn Spiritualists Association with sessions, readings, and tests advertised daily or weekly.
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DR. Caird
Mamie
A. Helyett
Dartmouth St
Banner of Light
Copley Sq
Munroe
The
Malden Spiritual Association
Pleasant St
Malden
E. A. Blackden
Warren Street
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Arbie Heath
Hotel Dover
Dover Street
Nellie Carleton Grover
Publi Spiritual Circle
Tree Street
Mabel Madison
Washington Street
Madame Annie Pierce
Berkeley Street
F. Curtis
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Ape “Kre
Spirit H . Beecher
N. J. Willis
Roberts
South
Pearl Street
Somerville
J. K. Conant Henderson
Dartmouth Street
Copley Square
Lynn
Peabody McKenna
Geliy
Warrenton Street
Mme. Bruce
Tremont Street
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Burrell Milils
Banks ‘Street
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Willis
Treusont St
Bacon
Anark Street
Prof
Arthur
Nest
V . Mass
M. Chryssil
Oanee Way
MARSH
Tel Street
Stackpole
Brotelph Street
Clara E. Strong
Atti Avenue
Tings
Tremoen Street
Fiat i
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Lee S. Wheeler
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Littlefield
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Helyett
Wilson
McArthur
Mahomet
Litchman
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Howe
Professor Matook
Hotel Pelham
Bombay
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Malden Progressive Spiritual Society (Inc
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Alice M. Whall
Lyceum
A. J. Pettinll
Kate Ham
Haverhill
Madame Bruce
Edith Mathews
First Spiritual Science Church
M. A. Wilkinson
Professor Holland
Lou Rockwell
Robertson
Reed
Fox
Knowles
Nellie Thomas
Kemp
Sears-Hill
Blackden
Main Street
Forest Avenue
Harvey Redding
First Spiritual Church OF Boston, Inc
Walter I. Mason
Carrie D. Chapman
Peak Johnson
Morgan
Jackson
Coehemnee
Maulett
H. T. Nutter
Brown
Hersey
Harwood
Leighton
Wood
Mapp
Wilde
Sonia
George Roberts
G. M. Hughes
Mme
Wat
Ferry Street
Sune A. Newhall
Penk Johnson
Broadway
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