Dr Pierce's Remedies Endorsed by Medical Leaders
Leading medical writers and teachers endorse Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The text highlights glycerine as a safe extraction solvent, lists root ingredients, and urges reading a free booklet from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo to learn why these remedies cure indigestion liver and related ailments.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Oae
Drs Paine
Hale
Ellingwood
Buffalo, Y
Case Under Advisement in Claflin v Moore Equity Session
Judge Bell in the Superior Court equity session has the Claflin versus Moore case under advisement. Marie G Claflin seeks nullity from Charles Ripley Burnett Claflin after a 1902 Suffolk decree nisi and later absolute divorce actions and an alleged bigamy in Rhode Island. The court ordered a decree of nullity as the libel was unopposed.
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Bell
Superior Court
Claflin
Nisi
Suffolk County
Miss Moore
Bartlett Smith
Worcester
Nist
Minnie M
Commonwealth
Sibellee
Rhode Island
Wagon Collision Damages Brought in Two Suits
Two suits totaling 22,000 were heard in the Superior Court before Judge White. Edward R. Davis claims a Boston Elevated car demolished his wagon and goods on Western avenue while his driver Walter L. Ritchie seeks 20,000 damages for the same incident.
Central National Bank Directors Face 300000 Suit
Frank D. Allen as receiver files against Otis H. Luke and fellow directors to impose personal liability for alleged bank losses. The suit seeks about 300000 in an accounting, with defendants including Luke Howard L Porter David Loring Moses W Richardson Charles H Allen and Andrew G Weeks executors.
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Frank D. Allen
Central National Bank
Otis H. Luke
Lowell
United States
Luke
Howard Ll. Porter
David Loring
Moses W. Richardson
Charles H. Allen
Andrew G. Weeks
Shipbuilder Favors Tax on Incoming Shipping
New London Conn November 1 President Charles R Hanscom of the Eastern Shipbuilding Company argues for a tax on all shipping entering American ports. Revenue would fund a bounty based on cargo tonnage per mile in American built ships.
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New London
Conn
Charles R. Hanscom
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
Minnesota
Dakota
Pepper v Rogers Bay State Gas case extends time
James H. Pepper as receiver for Bay State Gas Company won a court extension of time for filing proofs against Henry H. Rogers. Judge Putnam of the United States Circuit Court ordered the deadline extended to January 2, 1906.
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James H. Pepper
Bay State Gas Company
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Mr Pepper
Charity Tea at Countess de Susini’s Brookline Home
The Brookline event opened at 1077 Beacon Street with 500 guests for a benefit tea in aid of the Woman's Charity Club Hospital. Tickets cost 25 cents, and exhibitions of Meissoniers and Rubins adorned the walls as a concert followed the house tour.
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Countess de Susini Y St. Angel
Beacon Street
Brookline
Meissoniers
Woman’s Charity Club Hospital
Charity Club
Edgar Young
Helen Potter
Mabelle Winn
Thompson
Schacht
Countess DE Susini Y ST. Angel of
Woman's Charity Club Hospital
Pelletier Named Civil Service Commissioner
Joseph C. Pelletier, law partner of Democratic attorney-general candidate John P. Leahy, was appointed yesterday by Governor Douglas to the Civil Service Commission, succeeding the resigned B. W. Warren. Pelletier is a Boston College and Boston University Law School graduate. He was admitted to the bar in
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Joseph C. Pelletier
John P. Leahy
Douglas
Civil Service Commission
B. W. Warren
Mr. Pelletier
Boston College
Boston University Law School
Unmarried Mr Pelletier Active in Catholic Groups in Boston
In 1834 he began practicing in the city and remains active in Catholic Union of Boston and Knights of Columbus. He has not engaged in politics. Pelletier lives on Howland Street Ward 21 and is not identified with political life.
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Catholic Union of Boston
Knights of Columbus
Pelletier
Howland Street
Ward 21
Secret Marriage of High School Senior Sparks Family Battle
Hazel Day Hobart a Burlington high school senior wed Alex Allard, son of Mr and Mrs Homer Allard, secretly on Oct 18 in Plattsburg. Irwin Hobart, a creamery proprietor and her father, vows to spend 100000 to punish the young man as he seeks legal action since she is under 18. The couple reportedly married after opposition from her parents and the girl now lives with her husband.
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Burlington, Vt
Hazel Day Hobart
Alex Allard
Homer Allard
Irwin Hobart
Allard
Plattsburg
Mutual committee selects third member not yet chosen
W H Truesdale and John W Auchincloss of Mutual Life Insurance Company's investigating committee announced after a long conference that the third member had not yet been selected.
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New York
W. H. Truesdale
John W. Auchincloss
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Next Sunday Offers New Watch Puzzle Winners Hope
It’s due next Sunday and 53 more watches go to new owners. There are plenty left and they are waiting for the winners. If you haven’t won a watch yet try next Sunday the new puzzle.
Look for bold Sunday sermon next week
A prominent churchman delivers a fearless sermon praised as timely and provocative. Readers are urged to contemplate its startling lesson and share in the discussion that will follow in the Sunday Magazine.
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Sunday Magazine
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Robert W
Porte
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