Deafness Lecture Promises Free Treatment Results Shown
Dr. Wilson's illustrated talk last Tuesday showcased four patients cured or improved by his deafness treatment. Cases include Mrs Elliott of Newton aged 71 Mr Monanan of Everett 19 Mr Forbes of Boston 90 and Miss Yatro of Leominster 7 who could hear whispers and distant speech after treatment. Free consultations and examinations are offered during office hours with demonstrations of X ray and modern therapy devices.
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Mackin
Somerville
Mr. Forbes
Boston
Miss Yatro
Leominster
Wilson
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Delaeness
Noble elected delegate to International Typographical Union
Clarence A. Noble led Boston Typographical Union No. 138 to election as delegate to the International Typographical Union convention in Detroit. Other delegates include John J. Chase Frank Laker and Thomas J. OConnell. Metcalf re elected president Davis secretary McPherson vice president Betts sergeant at arms Flinagin treasurer.
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Clarence A. Noble
Detroit
Boston
International Typographical Union
Mr. Noble
John J. Chase
The
Journal
Frank Laker
Book and
Thomas J. O'Connell
Globe
Walter A. Metcalt
Arthur G. Davis
J. A. McPherson
Betts
Frank Flinagin
Post men vote with lively interest in contest
Voters showed lively interest in the contest while adhering to careful civic duty as the postmen voted with pride in the outcome and process.
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Post
Plot to seize Johannesburg fort in Transvaal fizzles
Late May reports from the Transvaal claim a plot to seize Johannesburg fort and hold it until help arrived. The would be plotters were not British officers but pretenders with bogus titles, allegedly used by the Boers to discredit Britain among European powers.
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London
Transvaal
Johannesburg
Mr Moams Fog Show Promises Better Eats With Drinks
At a food show at police headquarters Judge and manager Commissioner Harry F Adams criticized second class hotel proprietors for meager unappetizing foods served with Sunday drinks. They were warned to improve the meals or risk stricter enforcement. Promises of reform followed and a stronger showing is expected next time.
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Harry F. Adams
Adams
Norwegians in Boston Celebrate 1814 Constitution Anniversary
Norwegians in Boston marked the anniversary of Norway's 1814 constitution at Eidsvold with gatherings in several society halls last night. The Viking Club held a banquet in Legion of Honor Hall on Huntington Avenue.
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Eidsvold
Boston
Norway
Viking Club
Legion of Honor Hall
Huntington Avenue
Unveiling of Sir Walter Scott Bust at Public Library
The Public Library opened a new lecture hall yesterday with the unveiling of a Sir Walter Scott bust by Harvard President Charles W. Eliot. Attending were Mayor Quincy and notable figures including Lawrence Lowell and Edward Robinson as speakers and supporters.
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Eliot
Harvard University
Sir Walter Scott
Walter Scott
Public Library
Solomon Lincoln
Board of Trustees
James DeNormandie
Quincy
Lawrence Lowell
Edward Robinson
The
Art Museum
Charles Francis Adams
Historical Society
Chantrey
Westminster Abbey
United States
Boston
Scotland
Iriske Warren
Fiske Warren
Scott
New Eneland
Caledonia
Tie
Sentences Handed Down in Superior Court
Judge Gakil sentenced Albert K Dickenson to the Massachusetts Reformatory for embezzling about $800 from Hood Rubber Company where he worked as a clerk. It was his first offence. Ray Howard received nine months at the House of Correction for fraud.
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Superior Criminal Court
Gakil
Albert K. Dickenson
Massachusetts Reformatory
Hood Rubber Company
Dickenson
Ray Howard
House of Correction
Local matinee at Combination Park draws about 100
A fragmentary report notes a matinee at Combination Park yesterday afternoon with an attendance around one hundred. Names and numbers in the text are garbled, but the event is described as a casual afternoon gathering with minimal detail.
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Combination Park
Jim Aisa
Pace Vilkea
Pia Neots
Kite Flying Exhibition Captures Boston Audience
A science minded kite display in Boston recalls boyhood joys and golf's early pioneers. Four naval bon kites rose with a 69 degree angle before strings parted sending five toward the Charles River. A sloop rigged yacht kite sailed for five hours while Professor J Francis Cooley attempted an air ship kite from the Ames building but could not rise it.
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Drake
Horsman
Pressor Cooley
Admiral Sampson
Santiago
New York
Charles River
J. Francis Cooley
Cooley
Ames
Scollay Square
Exchange Building
Boston
W. J. Kersman
New York City
Loston
Tiersman
United States
Post
Exchange
Ames Bulldine
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Pall River
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DeNormandie
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Wollaston Bests
Newton
Newton Centre
Wollaston
Smith
Freeman
S’reeman
Mazer
James A. Mahoney
van Wyck
Mahoney
Hamilton
Women's Medical College
Academy of Music
Mary Ellen Noonan
Caroline A. Osborne
Massachusetts
Lawton
Hot Springs
Otis
San Isidro
War Department
Manila
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Tuirl
B. Om
Allie D. Tinnders
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Jo Ine Keazer
Eclatr
Baum
Dayton
Frank Campbell
Alexandria
Here
Lucy Gray
Campbell
Jeadsburg
West Alexandria
Campbells
Philadelphia
Wilson's Niew
Skillet Opticians
B4anover St
Sovereign Remedy Co
Washington Street
Queen Victoria
Victoria and Albert Museum
Buckingham
Life Guards
Windsor
Music Hall
Medford
Salem
Oakland Streets
Thomas C. Newcomb
Clifford Williams
Medford Grocery Company
Jacob Mednicoyv
Hunter
Baltimore
Hunter Baltimore
Ade
Hardy
Broad Street
Losten
Mass
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Xie
Boston Common
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Congress St
St. Louis
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Chicago
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Faller
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Oregon
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