Doctor Copeland’s Message To Friends In Boston and New England
Doctor Copeland proclaims six months treatment and medicines for one dollar offering a positive cure for catarrhal troubles. He discusses the consolidation of medical interests five years ago and how he meets the current situation with his practice.
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Doctor Copeland
Boston
New England
Galeevan
Doane
Heart Street
Thale
Copeland
Om Tremont
Six Months Treatment Offer From Doctor Copeland
Doctor Copeland proposes a six month course of catarrh treatment by mail for one dollar to Boston and New England patients. The offer includes full treatment, administration tools, and delivery prepaid to the applicant’s address from the New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Copeland
Attractive spring outing to Gettysburg tour
A Wes te Ber fally conducted tour to Gettysburg departs by railroad for a Bates Seca Sie itinerary. The trip is arranged by N. Beil, tourist agent, on Washington street in Boston, with details and dates outlined in the listing.
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Gettysburg
Ysburg
Seca Sie
New York
N. Beil
Washington Street
Boston
Doctor Copeland Offers Paid Cure for Catarrh in Boston
Doctor Copeland pledges to teach a short term paid course as a rebuke to imitators of his catarrh remedies. He warns the public against free samples and dispensaries while promising to benefit those suffering from catarrh. The offer targets Boston and New England readers with a warning to mimics of his treatment methods.
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Copeland
Boston
New England
Catarth
Doctor Copeland Offers Catarrh Treatment Program
Readable prompts ask if symptoms like eye pain frothy spit and throat tickling apply to your case. Applicants may submit with their forms to Doctor Copeland claiming six months of treatment for one dollar if catarrh is indicated.
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Copeland
Doctor Copeland Vows Absolute Perfection in Catarrh Cure
A historical notice promotes Doctor Copeland claiming steady improvement of his catarrh treatment. It asserts accessibility for moderate means and promises a guaranteed cure for catarrh and related conditions with no bait or quack tactics.
Foresters Of America Convene In Lowell Leader Report
Massachusetts Grand Court Foresters of America opens its largest attendance session in Foresters Hall Lowell Grand Chief Ranger Daniel F Fitzgerald Worcester announces net court and member gains for year ending April 1 1900 Boston area adds eleven new courts and the order plans to raise per capita tax and secretary salary Funds and expenses detailed for the year with substantial remaining balance noted Local delegates receive a welcome including a dance at Huntington Hall before events unfold through the week
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Lowell
Grand Executive Council
Massachusetts
Grand Court
Foresters of America
Foresters’ Hall
Daniel F. Fitzgerald
Worcester
William H. Hogan
Crowley
Boston
James J. Gallagher
American Forestry
Huntington Hani
Chelsea Lad Drowned After Accident on Pleasant Street
A 10-year-old boy named Austin, son of a Hub-Gore Company shipper, drowned after an accident on Pleasant Street between Revere and Lekhore. He could not swim and was in water deeper than his ability. Local officials reported the incident occurred while the boy was with others.
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Slade
Revere
Yes- Lekhore
War Austin
Hub-Gore Company
Pleasant Street
Austin Lad
New Copeland Catarrh Treatment Promoted as Six Months Home Remedy
An advertisement touts Doctor Copeland's six month treatment for Catarrh. It claims a cocaine free formula, universal applicability, and home or office administration. The offer emphasizes no hidden terms and invites inquiry.
Short Time Copeland Treatment Offer in New England
For Boston and New England residents a one dollar application grants six months of Home Treatment delivered to the address with all charges prepaid. The offer may be withdrawn on one day’s notice and will be given to all applications before withdrawal is announced in these columns.
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Boston
New England
Copeland
Hhis
Copeland Medical Institute Open Hours and Addresses
The Copeland Medical Institute at the corner of 42d Street and Madison Avenue lists consulting physicians Doctors W Copeland and C Jordan. Offices provide continuous sessions from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. and Sundays 10 A.M. to 3 P.M.
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Madison Avenue
Boston Men Held After Lynn Robbery
Frank Phillips and George Dennett of Boston were arraigned in Lynn after being held up by George Waitt during a house robbery. Each was held in $1000 for trial tomorrow.
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Boston
Lynn
Frank Phillips
George Dennett
George Waitt
Billings Clapp & Co Assigns to Bacon and Wales
Billings Clapp and Co manufacturers at 404 Atlantic Avenue have assigned to W F Bacon and Wallace Wales due to tight money markets and a bank's failure to extend accommodation. The assignment is expected to be brief.
New York grocer's Grape-Nuts aid recovery expert claims
E C Hazard a longtime New York grocer uses his Staten Island farm to promote Grape-Nuts breakfast food. He helped a railway official with digestive issues and the official credits improved health to the cereal, arguing its phosphate and albumen support brain and nerve function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hazard
New York
Staten Isand
Shrewsbury
N. J. C. Railroad
Mr. Hazard
Postum Cereal Co
Pure Food
Battle Creek
Mich
Hazard
Young Bostonian becomes Havana postmaster amid investigations
John H P Sheridan a 23 year old Boston native rose from Roxbury money order clerk to Havana post office leadership. He was briefly Matanzas postmaster before returning to Havana to oversee probes into crooked stamp and money order operations. Police arrest of Thompson and Neely followed his recall.
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John. H. P. Sheridan
Havana
Boston
Roxbury
Cuba
Matanzas
Sheridan
Thompson
Neely
United States
Jersey City
Cabot Street
Cabinet surprise as Cuban postal frauds discussed
Washington May 15 cabinet members discussed Cuban postal frauds at a meeting. No late news sheds new light. conclusions await experts en route to Havana. The suspension of Postmaster Thompson surprised the president and cabinet, who doubt his guilt and expect broader suspensions pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Met
Havana
Thompson
Wood
Man from Charlestown Acquitted in Daughter Assault Case
Daniel Geddes faced trial in the Superior Criminal Court for allegedly shooting at his 17 year old daughter Margaret after she said her mother was away. He testified he fired at himself after being driven from home and slept outside. The jury set aside the charges and acquitted him after a brief deliberation.
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Daniel Geddes
Charlestown
Margaret
Superior Criminal Court
Codman Elected Trustees at Protestant Church Meeting
The annual meeting of the church donation trustees held in the office of treasurer William P. Blake at 27 Kilby Street. Officers elected include Robert Codman president William P. Blake treasurer Charles G. Saunders secretary and managers G H Richards Howard Stockton David R. Whitney Francis W. Huner al Robert Treat Paine George P. Garner William C. Endicott and Joseph Grafton Minot.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
William P. Blake
Kilby Street
Robert Codman
Charlies G. Saunders
G. H. Richards
Howard Stockton
David R. Whitney
Francis W. Huneral
Robert Treat Paine
George P. Garner
William C. Endicott
Joseph Grafton Minot
Elocution Class Reception in Webster Hall
The junior elocution class hosted Miss Annie Mohr at a reception and concert in Webster Hall Past Boston last evening. About 400 attended and a piece was presented from the programme featuring Misses Lottie Nick Leona F Olive Maggie Robicheau Ethel C. McKinnon Maud Nickerson Hattie and Lillie Gustovsky Emma Rogers Master John Simpson and Frank Fuller.
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Annie Mohr
Webster Hall
Boston
Lottie Nick
Leona F Olive
Maggie Robicheau
Ethel C. McKinnon
Maud Nickerson
Hattie
Lillie Gustovsky
Emma Rogers
John Simpson
Frank Fuller
Dr Wilsons treatment advertised for deafness cure
Blind and deaf patients urged to contact Dr Wilson's treatment offered by the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons with free consultations. Offices listed in Boston New York Philadelphia Washington and sample testimonials from Chelsea Springvale and Dorchester.
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Dr. Wilson
John Power
Auburn Street
Chelsea
Ex-President Cole Endures Night in Franklin County Jail
Charles H. Cole former Globe Bank of Boston chief passed a tense night in the Franklin County Jail sitting on a couch and reading a Bible. Turnkey Cook offered him freedom of a narrow metal balcony as he faced the morning meal of coffee bread and baked beans.
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Greenfield
Charles H. Cole
Globe Bank of Boston
Franklin County
Mr. Cole
Towboats Sold to Red Star in Major Local Deal
Suffolk Towboat Company at T Wharf transfers ownership to Red Star Towing and Wrecking of Long Wharf. Boats Peter, W French and two others join Red Star, replacing old signals with the Red Star mark by month’s end. Red Star, a newer firm, already operates Reading system coal barges and plans berthings for the acquired fleet.
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Red Star Towing and Wrecking Company
Long Wharf
Suffolk
T Wharf
A. W. Cresterton
William H. Gallison
Timothy Sprague
Peter
W. French
Red Star
Reading System
Chesterton
Keough
Atlantic Works
A. W. Chesterton
Buccaneer
Tormentor
Boxer
Teaser
Carbonero
Gladiator
Wrestler
Florence
Samuel Little
William E. Cleary
John C. Morrison
Resolute
Wolcott
Boston Towboat Company
Red Star Line
Prisoner Transfer Near Boston To Shelburne Hills View
A jail scene describes Mr Cole awaiting a permanent transfer to a south wing cell on the second tier with grated windows looking toward Shelburne Hills seven miles away. Mrs Cole and three sons visited at 11 a.m. and then returned to Boston. Deputy Sheriff Richardson received a telegram from Lawyer M O Adams requesting humane treatment.
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Montague
Richardson
M. O. Adams
Mr. Cole
Liquid Electricity touted as cure for pains and diseases
An advertisement promises "Liquid Electricity" cures for rheumatism neuralgia and many inflammations with free consultation. It invites readers to visit or request a demonstration by Dr Eldreds' agent Geo B Trafton at Room 35 131 Tremont St and claims money back if not helped.
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Eldreds
Libbey
Everett
Ened
Emma F. Libbey
Harvard St
Mass
Geo. B. Trafton
W. H. Eldreds
Tremont St
Brookline Names New School Superintendent Aldrich
The Brookline school committee elected George S. Aldrich as superintendent to succeed Samuel T. Dutton whose resignation was accepted. Aldrich, acting superintendent of Springfield, has held posts in Canton Milton Quincy and Newton and serves on the State Board of Education. Salary is 4000 dollars annually, duties to begin next fall.
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Brookline
George S. Aldrich
Samuel T. Dutton
Aldrich
Springfield
Dartmouth
Canton
Milton
Quincy
Newton
State Board of Education
Massachusetts Schoolmasters’ Club
American Institute of Instruction
Garrison Attacks Cockran Over Disfranchising Plan
Open letter from William Lloyd Garrison to Hon. W Bourke Cockran praises a Fanueil Hall speech but condemns a Montgomery Alabama address advocating a measure to curb the minority and alter democracy. He argues the repeal of the fifth amendment would disfranchise all classes and likens Cockran to oppressors of Irish, Africans, and others.
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William Lliyod Garrison
W. Bourke Cockran
Garrison
Mr. Cockran
Faneuil Hall
Montgomery
Ala
Mr. Garrison
Cochran
Cockran
South Africa
Philippines
Ireland
Obituary of Etta G Curran in Boston
In this city May 14 Etta G beloved wife of Charles W Curran formerly of Parmenter street North End from Mrs Coreetts de Cera 62 Chambers street Thursday at 8 80 p m Solemn requiem mass at Bay ty 8 Church Hanover street at 9 o clock Relatives and friends respectfully invited
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Curran
Etta G
Charles W. Curran
Parmenter Street
North End
Field's Library Sold in Auction of Justice Walbridge Field's Collection
The law library of the late Hon. Walbridge A. Field chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court was sold at C F Libbie Co auction rooms. The sale drew few bidders with many volumes going for mere song including United States circuit and district reports and state reports from New York and New England. A set of Boston laws and ordinances 181 to 1892 sold for 3 cents per volume with prices often 10 to 60 cents for intact volumes. Some sets received no bids and were laid aside.
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Walbridge A. Field
Massachusetts Supreme Court
C. F. Libbie & Co
United States Circuit
District Court
New York
New England
Boston
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Syracuse
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Dr. Williams
Frances KH. Harris
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
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N. Y
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Benes
White Dental
Washington St
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U. S
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M. D
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Acme Co
Restieaux
Thomas Restieaux Co
J. Edward Wilson
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