Warner's Safe Cure praised by Mr and Mrs Crawford
The Crawfords claim Warner's Safe Cure cured kidney and back pain from kidney trouble after suffering and urging the use of the product. The letter warns of dangers if untreated and promotes the medicine as the doctor recommended cure with tests and a free medical booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Warner
Elmer Crawford
Biante Indore Warner
Mary Crawford
117Th St
New York
Selector
Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Widow of WM O Neil Inane Widow Committed
Mrs William W O Neil widow of the man murdered by Alfred J McCarthy at a Shawmut Avenue saloon last Saturday was committed to the House of Detention tonight authorities say she has become insane over his death She had been staying with Mrs McCarthy the mother of the killer and then the killer killed himself Dr Jelly did not examine her last night but will today after her arrival she became violent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. O'Neil
Alfred J. McCarthy
Shawmut Avenue
House of Detention
Game Protection Men Dine at Copley Sq Hotel
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its monthly meeting and banquet at the Copley Square Hotel. A committee reported favorable on buying and distributing live quail. Speakers included Harvard Professor F W Putnam on salmon fishing with others, and notable attendees included George H Payne M D and the Hon R S Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Copley Square Hotel
F. W. Putnam
Harvard
B. C. Clark
J. R. Reed
Charles Wilson
George H. Payne
M. D
R. 8. Gray
Grand Chapter Eastern Star Elects Officers at Faneuil Hall
Over 900 delegates at the Grand Chapter annual convention in Faneuil Hall witnessed the election of officers. The Australian ballot system was used. Reports were read by Grand Matron Hall and Grand Patron Winslow B. South worth. New officers include Grand Matron Annie E. Blodgett South Framingham and Grand Patron Charles L. Young Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Faneuil Hall
Hall
Winslow B. Southworth
Malden
Annie E. Blodgett
South Framingham
Charles L. Young
Springfield
Leona H. Gowdy
Westfield
Frank H. Conde
Pittsfield
Isadore Forbes
Westboro
Leona L. Goodenough
Easthampton
Effie F. King
Maynard
Emily F. Wilkins
Wakefield
Big Roxbury 1904 Club Dance At Dudley Hall
Nearly 500 young people attended the 1904 Club dance in Dudley Hall Roxbury last evening. It was one of the season’s biggest social events in the district with Matrons Miss Mary Kirkland Miss Annie Cooney Miss Kittie Glennon and Miss Annie Keating. Floor director Theodore A Glynn assisted by Michael Malley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Dudley Hall
Mary Kirkland
Annie Cooney
Kittie Glennon
Annie Keating
Theodore A. Glynn
Michael Malley
Methodists May Remove Ban On Cards And Dancing
The church may make dancing and theatre attendance no longer direct infractions with expulsion as a possible penalty. The state of the church committee plans radical disciplinary changes and may cut general conference membership from 748 to 500. Bishop I W Joyce presided as missionary bishops Hartsell and Warne spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Joyce
J. C. Hartsell
Africa
F. W. Warne
India
Contested State Board Reappointment Amid Lodge Clash
State Board of Education members denounce reports of personal enmity in the bid to reappoint Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells, term ending May 25. Supporters of Mrs. Cabot argue she is a fit successor, with Henry Cabot Lodge tied by relation to Mrs. Richard Cabot. Mrs. Wells’s daughter contends Governor will reappoint if allies on the board concur. Mrs. Cabot, wife of Dr. Richard Cabot, says she can fulfill duties at Radcliffe and Mass General Hospital backing her candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Kate Gannett Wells
Wells
Richard Cabot
Capen
Tufts College
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Board
Long
New York
Lodge
Commonwealth Avenue
Pretty Ethel Kimball Granted Bail In Cambridge Forgery Case
Pretty Ethel Kimball was arraigned in Cambridge District Court on forgery charges. Her sister and mother wept as she sat in the courtroom, with attorney John Comerford requesting a continguance to May 17. Bail of $1000 was posted by George A. Wilson of Brighton and she was released. After court, the family left as police handle the pass note matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kimball
Cambridge
Almy
Ethel
John Comerford
George A. Wilson
Brighton
Boston
Lewis Novinsky
Green Street
Master Bakers Claim Victory in Silent Strike Endurance
The Fox Bakery in Charlestown reports the bakers strike is an endurance test with 75 percent of strikers wanting to return to work. Masters insist on no union stamps on bread and say demand is being met, while workers fear retaliation. Louis Merry doubts any stamp plan. predicts strikers will accept last year’s terms as summer looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
the Fox
Charlestown
Post
the Fox Bakery
Louis Merry
Charter Street
Gold Shipment Leaves New York on La Lorraine
The French steamship La Lorraine sailed to Havre with 9.2 million dollars in gold bars and specie in its strong room, the largest gold shipment ever sent from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Lorraine
New York
Havre
Indiana Democratic State Convention Divides Over Parker Vote
Indianapolis May 12 The Indiana Democratic State convention endorsed Judge Parker of New York for president by a 954 to 582 vote amid heated factional tensions. Hearst supporters pressed for Hearst, while Parker backers commanded a large majority, with demonstrations cheering Mayor George B McClellan at the moment Parker was named. The convention also backed Thomas Taggart for national committeeman and urged him as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
Hearst
Claypool Hotel
Sam Small
Georgia
Chicago
Sam. Small
Parker
New York
Thomas Taggart
George B. McClellan
Judge Gray Named to Succeed Hanna as Federation President
Philadelphia May 12 Judge George Gray has been chosen by the nominating committees of the National Civic Federation to succeed the late Senator Marcus A Hanna as federation president. A committee of Bishop Potter and John Mitchell United Mine Workers will recommend Gray at the federation's next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Gray
National Civic Federation
Marcus A. Hanna
Federation
Hanna
Bishop Potter
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Gray
Hearst Delegates In Split At Washington Convention
In Washington on May 12 the Democratic convention of the District of Columbia split as 18 Hearst delegates bolted and threatened to form a separate delegation to the national convention. The division arose over the election of a temporary chairman after an appeal on a chair ruling was overruled. The Hearst group adjourned to a different venue and held its own convention while the regular body elected Edwin B. Hay as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District-of-Columbia
Hearst
Edwin B. Hay
WIFE OF 33 STAYS DIVORCED FROM AGED HUSBAND
Delia Brewer aged 38 who was divorced from Thomas H. Brewer of Billerca was represented in a motion yesterday at Cambridge asking to vacate the decree. After hearing seven objections Delia’s request was overruled and she remains divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Brewer
Thomas H. Brewer
Billerica
Cambridge
Delia
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WM. O’neil
Usud
Regal Shoe Co
Hanan & Sons
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Tuttle Dog Herrick Shee Co
Necntith Shee Co
Sumer Street
Bedten, Mase
Tredair -Rubber CO
Winter Street Hall
Vorenberg
Mange
Tremont St
Copley SQ
May
Pretty Girl
Wellville
Judge Gray
Bolt
Dr. Felt
Dr. Felt Chemical Co
Summer’st
Davis Optical Co
Park Square
Opticians
Park SQ
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