The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsement
A city man recounts chronic stomach trouble and nervous irritability from overwork and poor habits. After trying physicians and sanatoriums, he finds relief using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, praising their digestion aid and deeming them superior to tonics or stimulants. The ad-style testimony notes wide availability in the US, Canada, and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillar
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Graham
Graham Home Remedies Co
Beacon Bldg
Boston
Mass
Beecham
Moody beats Gardner in Haverhill Postmaster case
Attorney General Moody secured the reappointment of Haverhill postmaster Horace I. Tinkham against Congressman Gardner's pick Charles M. Hoyt. The exchange reveals Massachusetts custom that a district Congressman selects postmasters, with Moody opposing intercession and Gardner stressing party responsibility.
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Moody
Horace I. Tinkham
Haverhill
Augustus P. Gardner
Charles M. Hoyt
Massachusetts
Middleboro
Randall
Senator Hoar
Senate
Hoar
Roosevelt
Gardner
Pinkham
Congressman Gardner
Arrow makes 36 min flight at St Louis
A second successful Baldwin airship flight, the California Arrow, occurred at the World’s Fair in St Louis under A R Knabenshue. He reached about 1600 feet, landed in the stadium, and demonstrated maneuvers before cheering crowds. Baldwin plans a 15 mile flight next day despite wind conditions.
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Arrow
St. Louis
A. R. Knabenshue
Toledo
California
Exposition Grounds
Knabenshue
T. S. Baldwin
Knabeshue
Stad
Baldwin
Strange Beating of Genesee Street Youth Dims Hopes
Wolfe Cohen, son of Morris Cohen of 82 Genesee Street, was found in the hallway of his home with a fractured skull and severe bruising. He has memory loss and is not expected to survive. police have no leads and the family says they know of no enemies. Mrs. Cohen is prostrated and pleads for the attacker.
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Wolfe Cohen
Morris Cohen
Genesee Street
Cohen
Ex-chief Oakes case argued before Supreme Judicial Court
Salem awaiting decision as the Commonwealth appeals the conviction of Howard H. Oakes ex chief of police at Revere for uttering a forged promissory note the 1901 incident involving the forged endorsement of A W Gore Sr’s name. Proceedings featured defense attorney James F E Sisk and District Attorney Peters with evidence about property negotiations and hotel dealings on Revere Beach.
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Salem
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
Lathrop
Barker
Hammond
Loring
Commonwealth
Howard H. Oakes
Revere
Oakes
House of Correction
A. W. Gore, Sr
Thomas H. Roberts
Revere Beach
Goodwin Sisters
Boston
James FE. Sisk
Lynn
Peters
Rev W W Everts Named Dorchester Pastor at Immanuel Church
The Rev W W Everts will be installed tonight as pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church Field's Corner Dorchester. Dr Burr of Newton Centre and Dr Blackburn of Salem will deliver the charge to the pastor. Everts previously served as assistant to the late Dr Lorimer of Tremont Temple.
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W. W. Everts
Immanuel Baptist Church
Field’s Corner
Dorchester
Burr
Newton Centre
Blackburn
Salem
Everts
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Husbands contest dead woman estate in equity court
Ernest Paulman and Albert Dalgauer sue in the Supreme Court equity division for the estate of Caroline Paulman also known as DalGauer Krickbond Baker Barker and Malvern. They claim Roxbury and Dedham property and dating stories from 40 years ago. Arguments set for Thursday.
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Ernest Paulman
Albert Dalgauer
Supreme Court
Caroline Paulman
Dalgauer
Krickbond
Baker, Barker
Malvern
Hyde Park
Cou
Paulman
Braydon
Paul
Roxbury
Pittsburg
Penn
Caroline Krickbond
Boy Quarrel Sparks Stabbing in Somerville
A quarrel between two boys led to a stabbing between two men in Somerville around 8:30 last night. Michael Collins is in Somerville Hospital with two non fatal knife wounds. John J. Rogge is jailed at the police station charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. The attack occurred in the backyard of 7 Malloy court.
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Somerville
Michael Collins
John J. Rogge
Collins
Rogge
Malloy Court
Many Republicans File Withdrawals Citywide
Frederick Bolton, chairman of the Republican city committee, faced a rush of withdrawals around 6 PM as candidates and delegates pulled papers before the 5 PM deadline. Ward 10 saw multiple pulls including W H Wood, David H Greenhood, James F Connor, Seymour Freedman, and Winslow Cook’s ward ticket. Other actions included George E Brock in Ward 25 objecting to a delegation, Daniel R Barber in District 6 withdrawing, William Berwin in Ward 12, and Charles C De Lappe leading Ward 24 ticket withdrawals. Additional withdrawals affected Ward 22 Knox, Ward 6 Henwitz, Ward 21 Faunce, Ward 25 Cotter, Ward 16 Cowan Jr, and Ward 22 McIntosh.
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W. H. Wood
Common Council
David H. Greenhood
James F. Connor
Seymour Freedman
Winslow Cook
Charles H. Innes
George E. Brock
Brock
Bolton
Daniel R. Barber
William Berwin
Berwin
Charles C. de Lappe
Nathaniel B. Knox
Samuel Henwitz
Jerome Petitti
Petitti
Charles A. Faunce
John E. Cotter
William Cowan, Jr
John M. McIntosh
Boston University Law School Freshmen Elect Officers
The first division of BU Law School freshmen elected H. L. Thompson president G. Healey vice president W. H. Merritt secretary and D. B. Bartlett treasurer. Thompson is a Brown graduate with Healey from Holy Cross and Merritt from BU C L A.
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Boston University Law School
H. L. Thompson
Brown
G. Healey
Holy Cross
W. H. Merritt
Boston University
D. B. Bartlett
Medals for Capt Evans and Inspector Rooney
Captain Thomas C. Evans of Division 7 East Boston and Inspector William J. Rooney on Chief Watts staff were commended by the Board of Police and awarded medals of honor for bravery in arresting Mrs Edward McKenzie, the insane woman who killed Patrolman Alfred A Sturdivant at her East Boston home on September 4.
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Thomas C. Evans
East Boston
William J. Rooney
Watts
Board of Police
Edward McKenzie
Alfred A. Sturdivant
East
Boston
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed By President Roosevelt 1904
The President Theodore Roosevelt proclaims Thursday November 24 as a day of festival and thanksgiving for peace, abundant harvests, and national unity. He urges worship, charity, and humble reliance on Almighty God, noting the nation’s strength rests on individual duty and civic responsibility. Done in Washington on November 1, 1904, with John Hay as Secretary of State.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington
John Hay
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Vorenberg’s
Suffolk Co-Operative Bank
Tremont Building
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Macallar Parker Company
Washington Street
Coffey
James J. Coffey
Ransom B. Fuller
Eastern Steamship Company
Banzer
Everett Street
Alfen
P.D. Case
Hoyt
Ane
A. P. Gardner
Mr. Moody
Washington, D. C
Ww. H. Moody
Captain Gardner
Mr. Hoyt
Patent Office
Free Book
Board of Trade
Beecham’s
Teague
Rooksby A. Teague
James W. Teague
Greenland
N. H
Cluett, Peabody & CO
AKER
Frederick Bolton
Republican City Committee
Innes
Ward
B. U. Law School
Capt. Evans
Inspector Rooney
United States of America
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