Spurned husband case heads to Worcester grand jury
At Worcester on May 15 the grand jury will examine the divorce case of Mabel A Blinn. Joseph A Blinn of Springfield seeks to press charges stemming from her February arrest in company with William H Douglas 38 sales man. Blinn an heir of William Marsh Rice recently divorced the woman in Hampden county.
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Worcester
Mabel A. Blinn
Joseph A. Blinn
Springfield
William H. Douglas
Blinn
William Marsh Rice
Albert Patrick
Douglas
Hampden County
Sunday alcohol restrictions hit Worcester hotels
Worcester on May 15 reports police chief Stone notifying Mayor Duggan that hotels must serve only to legitimate guests. Since May 1 the hotels have been watched as the city tightens food and drink classifications and bans rubber frankfurters papier ma che sandwiches celluloid sardines and similar items.
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Worcester
Sahara
Stone
Duggan
Stolen Infant Recovered After Citywide Search
Mrs. F. W. Clark reported her eight month old baby missing from 92 East Dedham Street. A volunteer 18 year old girl later returned with the child in a go cart, calming the sleeping infant as searches continued and police were alerted.
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F. W. Clark
East Dedham Street
Missionary Death of Mrs Carrie E Atkinson in Kobe
The American Board reports the death of Mrs Carrie E Atkinson wife of Rev Dr John L Atkinson of the Japan mission. Born in Charles Town she graduated Grinnell College in 1869. The Atkinsons are among the board’s oldest missionaries in Japan with Kobe as their base and work extending beyond the city.
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Carrie E. Atkinson
John L. Atkinson
Japan
Atkinson
Charlestown
Grinnell College
Iowa
Kobe
Subrosa Club Plans May Party Tonight in Wheelock Hall
The Subrosa Club has finalized arrangements for its May party to be held tonight in Wheelock Hall Upham's Corner. Miss Mary M. Riley will supervise the floor with assistance from Miss Emma M. Reed.
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Subrosa Club
Wheelock Hall
Upham’s Corner
Mary M. Riley
Emma M. Reed
May party hosted by Ladies' Auxiliary in Paine Memorial Hall
A grand May party under the Ladies' Auxiliary Newfoundland ers' Mutual Benefit Association was held in Paine Memorial Hall last evening. Mr. William Somerville with Miss Mattie Cole led the grand march followed by about 60 couples.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary Newfoundlanders’ Mutual Benefit Association
Paine Memorial Hall
William Somerville
Mattie Cole
You must eat rightly. If you haven't struck the success food yet
A fragmented line urges proper eating and mentions a product Apite as a suggested aid for achieving success in meals. The text emphasizes choosing the right food to reach goals.
Marlboro Man's Body Found in Fort Meadow Pond
The body of Sergeant Guy R. Taylor of the Massachusetts volunteer militia was found in Fort Meadow Pond after vanishing on May 5. The 25 year old leaves a widow and one child. widespread search by the militia police and citizens had failed to locate him.
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Marlboro
Guy R. Taylor
Fifth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Fort Meadow Pond
Taylor
Police Department
From Vesurius To Lover Here Bride From Vesuvius Era
Miss Jean Nellie Filineo an Italian bride arrives at Boston with her mother and marries Alexandro de Mardo a Clinton based Italian. She hails from Terra del Annunziado where her home was destroyed by the Vesuvius eruption.
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Atlantic
Italy
Jean Nellie Filineo
Boston
Mediterranean
Alexandro de Mardo
Clinton
Terra del Annunziado
Vesuvius
Auto Owners Liable in Over Speeding Case
A Supreme Judicial Court majority holds that a participant can be criminally liable for speeding if the owner or a person with control over the vehicle knew it was being driven at illegal speed. The ruling stems from the Commonwealth v Roland H. Sherman, involving five passengers in a Leicester vehicle.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Roland H. Sherman
Sherman
Coakley, Coakley & Sherman
Leicester
Circus Auditor Arrested for 30000 Theft in 1904
William T. Spaith, auditor for the Carl Hagenbeck circus, was arrested in Cleveland on allegations he stole 30000 from the Forepaugh Sells show ticket wagon in October 1904 during his tenure as treasurer of that organization.
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Cleveland
William T. Spaith
Carl Hagenbeck Circus
Osmo Chemic Physicians Offer One Month Free Treatment
The Osmo Chemic Physicians advertise a month of free treatment for all sick applicants at 18 Boylston St. if they apply by May 31. The offer includes free consultation, examination, X-Ray, and urine analysis under licensed Massachusetts physicians with no charge.
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Boylston St
Massachusetts
опасная болезнь дыхательных путей упоминание
The passage describes symptoms of respiratory illness including asthma like sensations, choking, chest pain, and cough with night sweats. It warns of persistent cough and hemorrhages, suggesting a looming health threat to sufferers.
Osmo-Chemic physicians offer free diagnosis before May 81 1906
The Osmo-Chemic physicians announce free diagnostic examinations using X ray and other instruments to determine the cause of a patient’s affliction before starting treatment. Offer valid on or before May 31 1906.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Earn Patient Praise
G T Kierstead of Emmet Ave Last Dedham traveled to Boston for Indigestion and Rheumatism treated by Osmo-Chemic experts. He credits careful diagnosis with uncovering the kidney related disorder and reports a remarkable improvement after treatment.
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T. Kierstead
Emmet Ave
Dedham
Boston
G. T. Kierstead
Osmo Chemic Physicians Help Chelsea Woman Say Relief Found
Mrs. H. S. Blondheim of 55 Hurd Street Chelsea Massachusetts credits Osmo-Chemic Scientists with relief from liver enlargement and dropsical symptoms. She says she could not walk across a room before treatment and now reports recovering toward health with gratitude.
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Blondheim
Hurd St
Chelsea
Mass
H. S. Blondheim
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine announces offices in Boston
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Incorporated lists permanent offices at Suites 8 9 10 entrance No 18 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts. It offers a book on chronic diseases by request and notes office hours from 9 AM to noon 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 PM daily with Sunday closed.
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THE
Incorporated
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Mrs. Mary Gagner Credits Pink Pills for Cure of Debility
A Holyoke woman describes severe dizziness and weakness from mill work, then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with a rapid, lasting recovery after six boxes. The ad claims the pills restore blood and nerve strength and offers purchase by mail from Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Mary Gagner
South Summer Street
Holyoke
Mass
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