Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nervous Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for nervous disorders and blood purification. Dr Edward E Phelps of Dartmouth Medical College endorses it as a positive cure for sleeplessness fatigue rheumatism neuralgia and digestive and kidney ailments. A Denver insurance man recounts rapid improvement after two bottles and regained vigor after a month without the remedy.
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Edward E. Phelps
Materia Medica
Dartmouth Medical College
Paine
J. H. Lewis
Denver
Colo
United States
Emerson Centenary Observances in Boston and Concord
Emerson born in Boston. Centennial events will be held in Concord and Boston with Free Religious Association convention at Parker Memorial Hall and Quincy House banquet. Morning talks cover Emerson’s influence and founding a religious association. afternoon sessions discuss religious education and future schools. Symphony Hall features President Eliot's address on Emerson's teachings and public interest is high.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston
Concord
Emerson
Free Religious Association
Parker Memorial Hall
Quincy House
Edwin D. Mead
Association
The
Paul Revere Frothingham
Charles F. Carter
Charles G. Ames
Anna Garlin Spencer
George F. Moore
Harvard Divinity School
Theological School of the Future
Edward Cummings
Sunday School of the Future
George H. Martin
Bos
C. W. Wendte
Daniel Evans
Symphony Hall
Eliot
Harvard
MacCartney in Critical Condition in Rockland
Rockland May 22 The condition of Representative Frederic O MacCartney has grown steadily worse today and this evening it is feared he will not survive the night.
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Rockland
Frederic O. MacCartney
Socialist Women's Club of Boston Postpones Strawberry Festival
The Socialist Women's Club of Boston postpones its strawberry festival planned for this evening at the Socialist party headquarters at 699 Washington Street due to the members' serious illness.
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Frederic O. MacCartney
Socialist Women's Club of Boston
Socialist Party
Washington Street
Wanted to See Blagden
Curiosity ran high at the Charlestown Navy Yard as the public learned the identity of the “Bank Clerk Marine” Blagden. The New York man, missing since April 30, attracted a $1000 reward and was revealed after his brother’s arrival from New York. Blagden, stocky and about five eight, was born in Boston and previously worked in banking.
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Phillips Blagden
Charlestown Navy Yard
Blagden
New York
Boston
Greenfield
A O H Division Instated in Charlestown at Bow Street
A new A O H division was formed in Charlestown at 12 Bow Street with 19 members. Suffolk County President Matthew Cummings officiated, assisted by Division 17 President John Hannon. Officers elected include Michael Lynch as President and Edward O Donnell as Treasurer. Refreshments and speeches followed a short musical entertainment.
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Charlestown
Bow Street
Suffolk County
Matthew Cummings
John Hannon
Michael Lynch
Stephen J., Fitzgerald
Edward O’donnell
Hugh J. Maraghy
John Farren
Bernard Pradley
Repents of Her Jealousy Case Reopens in Boston
Judge Bell ordered a new trial for Charles and George Bartazzius, Lithuanians from South Boston, convicted in August in the Superior Criminal Court of stealing 118 dollars from Miss Ella Brazankins’s trunk. The record may be expunged as Mrs Bartazzilus now says her testimony was false and urged by a third party claiming Charles had left her for another man.
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Bell
Charles
George Bartazzius
Superior Criminal Court
Ella Brazankins
Boston
Bartazzilus
Divorce Court Cases Reveal Perjury Claim and New York Visit
Judge Uarriman hears a cross action in the divorce suit of Mrs. Rutstein. Testimony involves alleged visits to New York with a friend and claims of perjury. Witnesses Tarr and Swift identified alleged companions, while Mrs. Rutstein denies knowing Smith or Tarr and says she left a friend in New York after learning of the conduct. Judge reserved decision.
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Uarriman
Rutstein
New York
Tarr
Gloucester
Max Rotenberg
Mme. Zola
Zola
Swift
John Williams
Colonial Dance Hall
Bernhardt
Smith
McKeon Sues Railroad Over Fatal Train Ride Incident
The full bench overruled defendants evidence in the case of Joseph J McKeon and his mother Anna McKeon against the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Joseph then a youth was run over while stealing a ride and frightened off by a brakeman. He was awarded 3340 for wanton and reckless conduct by the railroad in putting the boy off a speeding train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. McKeon
Anna McKeon
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Joseph McKeon
Chelsea Boy to Go to Annapolis
Alfred W. Brown Jr of Chelsea son of Appraiser Brown of the port of Boston has been ordered to report at Annapolis June 10 for physical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Brown, Jr
Chelsea
Brown
Port of
Boston
Annapolis
Yield to Bakers Union Chelsea Branch Formed
The Austin Young Company cracker makers of Chelsea concede to all demands of the Cracker and Biscuit Bakers Union and will receive the union label immediately. A Chelsea branch is formed with officers to be announced later: President Robert Gray, Vice-President Michael Givio, Reporting Secretary John H. Lee, Treasurer A F E Cox, Label Secretary I E Bell, Trustees William Ord Frank Stedford Elmer Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Young Company
Chelsea
Robert Gray
Michael Givio
John H. Lee
A. F E. Cox
I. E B. Butler
William Ord
Frank Stedford
Elmer Spencer
Cuticura Remedies Promote Quick Skin Relief Worldwide
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as swift cures for torture and disfigurement from skin humours including eczema rashes and inflammations. It claims thousands of verified successes especially where medical care failed and instructs use of soap for cleansing Ointment for itching and Resolvent to purify blood. Sold globally with depots in London Paris and Boston.
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London
Charterhouse
Paris
Rue de la T
Aix
Hooton
Columbus Ave
Potter Drug and Chem
Wilson's Common Sense Ear Drum A Louisville invention promises perfect hearing
A Louisville inventor claims a small in-ear device can restore hearing instantly without detection. The Wilson Barne Co offers a 190 page free book with letters from users worldwide, asserting healing regardless of cause and ages. Address is 895 Todd Building Louisville KY.
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Louisville
George H. Wilson
Wilson
United States
Canada
Mexico
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
India
Wilson Barne Co
Todd Building
Fine Golf at Country Club Day Two
The Country Club tourney narrowed the field to four as Tommy Curtis, famed for Marathon circles, led the handicap bogey with 6 up. Weather favored play. a new Country Club score of 78 was surpassed repeatedly. Semifinals set Selfridge vs Egan and Small vs McBurney, with Curtis dominating the early rounds and the list of top scores detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Tommy Curtis
Inan
H. A. Selfridge
Vesper Country Club
H. C. Egan
Harvard
F. Small
Albermarle
Mr. McBurney
Stockbridge
It. P. Curtis
Oakley
Orcs Whcaiies Anastasres
Thieuneisier
Newton Centre
J. Garrett
Winchester
W. C. Chick
Hot Weather Goods From A Shuman Corner
Hot weather goods carried by A Shuman & Co at Shuman Corner. Large line includes all linen and white madras necktie shirts pongee silk shirts casual baldric underwear pure lisle half hose silk foulard neckwear bathing suits bath robes negligee shirts and belts in all sizes. Everything for warm weather at all prices.
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A. Shuman & CO
Shuman Corner
Rebate Plan For Liquor Licenses Explained By Judge Emmons
Judge William H. H. Emmons announced a rebate provision for licenses sold after May 1, 1902. Under the ruling, if a license transfers midyear the buyer pays only for the remaining months, not the full year, with the seller receiving no rebate under prior law.
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William H. H. Emmons
Board of Police
Police Board
Wife to Take Adams Back
The Rev Henry Austin Adams, who left his New York home for New Zealand with a socially prominent Baltimore girl, plans to return to his wife. Friends say she forgives him while the other woman, dubbed Beautiful German Mystic, remains in New Zealand.
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New York
Henry Austin Adams
New Zealand
Baltimore
Adams
Boston at Chicago and other NBA matchups listed
The schedule lists Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Washington at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland reflecting marquee games across the circuit with notable cross city clashes.
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P.O. Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
Sensational catch helps Browns fall short in Boston tilt
In St Louis May 22 Rhody Wallace made a one hand grab for a three base shot that saved the Browns from a Boston comeback as they led 6 to 0 for six innings. Winters and Siever held Boston at bay until turnover in the seventh. Boston scored in the seventh and two more in the eighth and threatened in the ninth but Wallace’s diving catch sealed the 6 to 4 game. Umpire Sheridan ruled Wallace safe on a foul line call earlier and Dougherty was called out at first on a close slide play.
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ST. Louis
Rhody Wallace
Boston
Browns
Winters
Smith
Siever
MccAleer
Nary
Wallace
Ferris
Sheridan
Rhody
Dougherty
Visitors Lose In Eleven Inning Baseball Thriller
In Chicago on May 22 a tight 11 inning game ended with the visitors defeated. Both pitches allowed four hits. The winning run came on a single fumble sacrifice and long fly. Attendance 3959. Players included Hallman Jones Green Callahan Isbell Daly Tannehill McFarland Patterson for Chicago and Davis Keeler Fultz Williams Ganzel Conroy Long OConnor Chesbro for New York. Left on bases Chicago 3 New York 6. Green hit a two-base hit. other notable plays noted. Time 2 hours 44 minutes. Umpires Carruthers and Hassett.
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Chicago
Hallm'n
Jones
Green
R?t
Callahan
Ishell
Daly
Tan'hill
S. MceFar'd
C Pat'rson
Lie
New York
Davia
Keeler
Fultz
Williams
Ganzel
Conroy
Long
O'Connor
Chesbro
Isbell
Patterson
bill—Ganzel
Carruthers and Hassett
Daniel Foley Injured Crossing At Maverick Street
Daniel P. Foley attempted to cross the Maverick street railroad crossing in East Boston when the gate opened. A train struck his carriage, demolishing the buggy and throwing Foley to the ground. He suffered severe bruises to his hip and shoulder and was taken home to 156 Paris Street.
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Daniel P. Foley
Maverick Street
Boston
Mr. Foley
Presbyterians near unanimous for revision at assembly
Los Angeles May 22 The Presbyterian General Assembly second day focused on receiving reports from special committees. Dr Roberts said all 11 amendments to the confession of faith were adopted by the presbyteries by an almost unanimous vote. Three presbyteries Huntington Penn Lacrosse Wis and Ozark Mo opposed the revision as a whole.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Roberts
Huntingdon
Penn
Lacrosse
Wis
Ozark
Jeffries Club House to be sold at public auction
East Boston residents were surprised to learn that the Jeffries Winter Club splendid clubhouse would be sold at a public auction on June 1.
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Boston
Jeffries Winter Club
Rev L V Price Resigns From Somerville Church
The Rev Lewis V Rice pastor of Union Square Presbyterian Church Somerville has tendered his resignation to the joint boards and it will be read at morning service. Price previously led Broadway Congregational Church and left in 1888 for Brockton then returned to Somerville in 1898.
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Lewis V. Rice
Union Square Presbyterian Church
Somerville
Price
Broadway Congregational Church
Brocketon
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Dewey
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ST Milk Street
Celas
H. Flood
Federal Street
A. H. Curtis
Maccartney
Navy Yard
Bartazzius
Mrs. Rutstein
Mrs. Bernhardt
New Haven Road
Bakers’ Union
Elan
Steptahe
Milan
Madras
Mantallan
Boylston Street
Hotel Touraine
R. ST. Touis
A.B. BR. P.O
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Heidrick
Fioimnchin
FsGaess
Anderson
McCormick
Friel
GU Chaisss
F Sugden
AE Ee
A.B
Wpougherty
Fiasescesavess & O
P.O
Collins
O’brien
Q Freeman
Luvccecesvesse
Parent
Hemphill
Win’ters
Cluett-Peabody
Cluett
Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Metropolitan Clothing, Co
Washington St
Symons Weber Co
N. Y
Metropolitan Clothing Go
Cong 1Ssa
Metropolitan Clothing Co
John A. Drake
Daniel Foley
Presbyterians
Rev. L. V. Price
Union
Court St
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