Men of national fame use Pe-ru-na for catarrh
United States Senator W V Sullivan of Mississippi writes from Oxford praising Pe-ru-na as a catarrh remedy. He reports relief from early catarrh, calls it beneficial and tonic, and endorses Peruna as the best he has tried. The notice cites dozens of congressional letters and a free testimonial booklet from the Peruna Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
W. V. Sullivan
Congress
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Congressman H Ogden Endorses Peruna in Letter
Louisiana congressman H W Ogden and C F Jenkins of Aurora Illinois praise Peruna as a scientifically prepared remedy for catarrh and blood purification. Ogden urges others to try it, saying it is a fine tonic and effective catarrh medicine, with Dr Hartman offering free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jenkins
America
H. W. Ogden
Louisiana
Washington, D. C
Senate Delays Philippine Vote Amid Mild Debate
Washington May 9 An effort in the Senate to fix a time for a vote on the Philippine bill failed as many senators wished to speak further. Teller argued Filipinos are capable of self government. The House opposition to admitting Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico collapsed when the Montezuma plan was defeated 28 to 106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Committee On
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Overstreet
Indiana
Montezuma
SACRIFICE CLOTHING SALE SHARPLY AT NINE OCLOCK
The Metropolitan Clothing Company of New York announces a blowout sale at the corner of Washington street and Hayward place. They will dump the entire stock from the Famous Company, offering men and boys clothing and furnishings at deep discounts to clear counters quickly. The store will stay open evenings to accommodate workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Clothing Company of
New York
Washington Street
Hayward Place
Metropolitan Company
Annual festival by Home for Destitute Catholic Children
The Home on Harrison avenue hosts a one day festival at Mechanics' building from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with afternoon and evening entertainment by the home’s children. Parishes and diocese groups sell items, cars will shuttle attendees, and the Ladies' Aid Society oversees the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Mechanics’ Building
Ladies’ Aid Society
House opposition halts Sunday barbers and osteopathy bill
The Massachusetts House yesterday acted on three debated measures. It refused third readings on a bill allowing licensed innholders in Boston to barber guests before noon on Sundays and on a bill for the Boston Institute of Osteopathy to grant degrees. The barbers bill failed amid barbers’ opposition. it was supported by Albee and Hayes of Boston, opposed by multiple others. A separate bill to authorize towns to create emergency funds to employ workers during downturns was favored by several legislators including Ross and Carey, with others opposing. The House adjourned while still considering the measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Institute of Osteopathy
Messrs
Carey, MacCartney
Dean
Wakefield
Newton
Everett
Hayes
Lowell
Marblehead
Fall
Malden
Wareham
Albee
Schofield
Ipswich
Messrs. Ross
New Bedford
Carey
Haverhill
Messrs. Dean
Mills
Fall River
Senate approves third reading of employee risk bill
The Senate moved a House bill to clarify points of law on risks assumed by employees, approving it on a third reading by 17 to 13. Advocates included Senators J. A. Sullivan Howland of Suffolk Manning of Worcester and others.
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Senate
House
J. A. Sullivan
Howland
Suffolk
Manning
Worcester
Ford brothers buried today in double funeral case
New York May 9 The author Paul Leicester Ford and his brother Malcolm Webster Ford who killed him and then died by suicide will be buried together at 11 oclock tomorrow. The service at St Thomas Church will be private and the bodies taken to Irvington on the Hudson for burial in the family plot. Details follow on family plans, estate disputes, and the brothers' troubled relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Leicester Ford
Malcolm Webster Ford
Ford Famiy
Bishop Burgess
B. M. Bsthres
St. Thomas's Church
East Seventy Seventh Street
Irvington
Hudson
Worthington Ford
Boston
West Fifty-sixth Street
Malcolm Ford
Webster
Paul Ford
BH. ET. Kidder
James Kidder
Worthington c. Ford
Statistics Bureau
Boston Public Library
Gordon Ford
Supreme Court
Justic Gaynor
Malcolm
Paul
Emanuel Baruch
Dr. Baruch
Mr. Ford
Malcom W. Ford
Ford
Gordon JL. Ford
Malcom Ford
Officer Lynn’s Trip Brings Him Trouble
A Board hearing on charges against Officer William H. Lynn of Station 16 revealed a complex tale involving Rev. Eugene S. Webster aiding Miss Cordela Loomis and daughter Edna Guy Loomis. Webster claimed permission from Captain Hall via Mr. Lynn’s supposed route to Providence and New York, while officials testified no leave was granted. The inquiry explored conflicting testimony about authorizations and the minister’s influence, with positive character references for Lynn and a suggestion to drop the case.
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Board of Police Commissioners
William H. Lynn
Station 16
Lynn
Eugene S. Webster
Massachusetts
Beacon Street
Webster
Cordela Loomis
Gainsboro Street
Edna Guy Loomis
New York
Mr. Webster
Goode
Officer Lynn
Track Bay
Blackwood Street
Back Bay
Providence
Coulter
Mr. Lynn
Boston
Eldridge
Pemberton Square
Charles H. Innis
Miss Loomis
Captain Hall
Captain Evans
Headquarters
Frederick A. Davis
William A. Cressey
S. S. Pierce Co
Francis J. Weinburg
Babson
Hal
Evans
Clark
Senate votes on rail road supervision and Provincetown memorial
Amid debate on a street railway bill, Apsey leads Yes in Middlesex with opposition from Jones and Blodgett. Pairings include Sullivan and Sparks as yes, Frost and Fletcher as no. House amendments granting railroad commissioners supervision were adopted under Manning's motion. Ways and Means reports against a $25 000 Provincetown Pilgrim landing memorial. Howell dissents.
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Apsey
Midlesex
Jones
Middlesex
Blodgett
Worcester
Berry
Bliss
Ayer
Fitzgerald
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Howell
Tow
Howland
Manning
Nye
J. F. Porter
Seaver
Sprague
C. S. Sullivan
J. A. Sullivan
Wood
Chandler
Dean
Fales
Foster
Gaylord
Holt
Marsh
Munroe
T. F. Porter
Tufts
Williams
M. J. Sullivan
Sparks
Frost
Fletcher
House
Ways and Means
Provincetown
Meeting of Bostonian Society Reads Old Shipping Merchants
A stated meeting of the Bostonian Society will be held in the Council chamber Old State House next Tuesday at 3 p m. Mr William Parker Jones will read a paper entitled Old Shipping Merchants of Boston The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Society
Council Chamber
Old State House
William Parker Jones
Old Shipping Merchants of
Boston
Laxative Bromo Quinine Box Ad Cites E W Grove
Box label claims the remedy cures a cold in one day and must bear the name E. W. Grove on every package. The item markets Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Banquet Honors Somerset School of English Speech Graduates
The School of English Speech and Expression held a banquet at the Hotel Somerset in the Dutch room with about 20 guests. Miss Marie Ware Laughton presided as principal, with graduates Miss Lillian Crane Miss Matey Slade Miss Marian Tallman Miss Helen Cook and Miss Nellie Brisbin among attendees. Speakers included Miss Laughton and Miss Tallman, and the program featured burlesque tableaux before a rendition of Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of English Speech and Expression
Marie Ware Laughton
Helene Mason
Matey Slade
Adelaide Welsh
James Dailey
Sawyer
Effie Palmer
Kennedy
Katherine Dogherty
Lillian Crane
Miss Cook
Miss Tallman
Miss Welsh
Miss Slade
Mrs. Dailey
Miss Newcomb
Miss Brisbin
Mrs. Everett Truette
Mrs. Sherman
Miss
Anti Beef Trust Writ Filed in Missouri
Jefferson City May . Attorney General Crow filed an alternative writ in Supreme Court ouster proceedings against Armour Packing Hammond Packing Cudahy Armour Co and Krug Packing for alleged violation of Missouri anti trust laws by fixing prices and controlling supply of dressed meats and lard in the state. Nelson Morris Co and Schwarzschild & Salzburger alleged in the combination may require another proceeding to reach them. Proceedings stem from a state inquiry this week. U S Attorney General Knox requested evidence via telegram and Crow will furnish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Crow
Supreme Court
Armour Packing Company
Hammond Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour & Co
Krug Packing Company
Missouri
Nelson Morris & Co
Schwarzchild & Salzburger
Kansas City
Burgess
United States
Knox
Taken Sick in Congress During Statehood Debate
Washington May 9 Delegate Marcus A. Smith of Arizona fell ill on the House floor after a sharp speech on the statehood bill. At 3 o'clock three doctors issued a statement saying it is impossible to determine the seriousness of the attack and that there is a tendency to apoplexy.
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Washington
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Hart claims cure for asthma by Koch Lung Cure in Boston
John Hart of Lawrence Massachusetts describes a long battle with asthma and bronchitis. He credits a treatment at 361 Boylston Street Boston using breathing oils that heated the airways and expanded lung capacity leading to a complete recovery. He invites others to verify his story by letter or in person, supported by his Boston & Maine Railroad colleagues.
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Koch Lung
Boylston Street
Boston
Water Street
Lawrence
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Mississippi
Dr. Hartman
Oxford
U.S
W.v.sullivan
H.wogden
C.F. Jenkins
Chas. F. Jenkins
Venerable Council of
Garland
Modern Woodmen of America
Aurora, Ill
Beacon Office
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Sacrifice Clothing Sale
Court Street
Higgins’ Hotel
Jeremiah F. Tehan
Ford Brothers
Meeting OF
Coleman Dental Parlors
Washington St
L. Douglas Union
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
W.l.douglas
Brockton
Mass
City Hall Avenue
Summer Street
Browne
Brown
Arch St
Philadelphia
Klein’s Drug Store
Boylston and
Tremont Sts
School of English
The
Somerset
Grant
Anti-Beef Trust
John Hart
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