How A Pretty Society Girl Escaped Dread Consumption
Helen Murphy tells how a cold that settled on her lungs threatened consumption but Peruna cured her. The letter recalls Henry Henrikson’s account of recovery from chronic catarrh and la grippe after Peruna use. It urges readers to obtain the Peruna Medicine Co. book and keep a bottle on hand for winter illnesses.
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Helen Murphy
Peruna
Pernuna
Iowa
Henrickson
Hartman
Sir Henry Henrickson
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Oshkosh
Wis
Miss Murphy
Peruna Medicine Company
Four Posts Erected to Honor George A Flaggs Life Work
A Vermont era feature profiles Boylston lumber merchant George A Flagg who plans four cemetery posts carved with a house a cow a pile of logs and a cider barrel to symbolize his lifework in real estate lumber cider and cattle. The plan, carved at Gibson's marble works in Clinton, aims to memorialize his diverse enterprises for posterity.
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George A. Flagg
Boylston
Mr. Flagg
Ocean
Flagg
George A. Flags
Gibson’s
Clinton
Porto Ricos Hope Hont for Clerk in Greenfield Rally
Democratic candidates Paine O Donnell and Quincy spoke to large crowds in Greenfield and Turners Falls. Paine denounced the Porto Rico tariff as betrayals by Republicans, blaming sugar and tobacco trusts for lobbying to create a discriminatory tariff. He warned of a choice between degraded policy and Democratic protection of the Constitution.
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Greenfield
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
John B. O’ Donnell
Josiah Quincy
Turner's Falls
Paine
Porto Rico
Bright
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Party
Rock of Hope
Police Believe Missing Clerk May Still Be Alive After Tarrant Fire
New York police updated the missing persons list after the Tarrant building fire, showing eighteen unaccounted for. Benjamin Moorehouse, a Tarrant & Co clerk, is listed as missing though authorities suspect he may be alive and undercover. Detectives pursue Moorehouse while relatives insist he perished. Fire officials closed their investigation with testimony from firm employees who noted Moorehouse uniquely knew what materials were stored. A health analyst reported seven drums contained aniline oil, nearly as explosive as kerosene.
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IDW
York
Tarrant
Benjamin Moorehouse
Tarrant & Co
Moorehouse
Walsh
Montclair
New York
Fire Department
Louis Patterson
George C. Thompson
Thompson
Lederle
Health Department
Rally in Ward 18 at Cabot street bath house
A rally supporting H H. S. Naphen and John A. Sullivan is set for Cabot street bath house this evening. Presiding will be Hon. F J O Toole with addresses by Mr Naphen, Hon John A Kell ner, Hon Joseph A Conry and William J Miller.
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H H. S. Naphen
John A. Sullivan
Cabot Street Bath House
F. J. O'Toole
Mr. Naphen
John A. Kellner
Joseph A. Conry
William J. Miller
Towle & Son Company Faces Creditors Meeting
Owes $118000 in debts, mainly to banks, with assets including land, buildings, machinery and merchandise. A creditors meeting is set for next Thursday afternoon as the silverware maker’s future depends on whether the business continues.
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Newburyport
Richard N. Oatman
Oatman Motor Vehicle
Dexeuy
Oatman
Lampson & Goodnow Cutlery Company
Sherburne Falls
Kellogg Robbed in Broad Daylight Pay Roll Heist
Kellogg, a bookkeeper for Ridlon Electric Company, was knocked unconscious at 25 A Street South Boston and robbed of about 403.38. The thief fled with two other bundles from a total payroll of around 587 dollars while dozens watched. Kellogg recovered quickly and described a tall, smooth-faced man in a dark suit who escaped into the street as officers arrived within minutes.
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George W
Kellogg
Frank Ricion Electric Company
Boston
Summer Street
South Boston
Post
Station 6
Young Kellogg
Ridlon Electric Company
Iogs
Goulds to settle Count Castellane debts in full
In New York on November 2, a friend reports Count Boni de Castellane’s debts totaling about 4.7 million dollars will be paid by the Goulds at once. George, Helen, Howard, Edwin, and Frank Gould reportedly plan a lump sum to wipe out the liabilities and protect the family honor. The estate total exceeds 125 million dollars, with Anna Gould’s share around 18 million and income near 1 million. The countess will reside in France, while George Gould acts as trustee of her portion and sets expectations for Castellane’s spending. The Goulds deny claims of a divorce plan and promise no harshness toward Castellane.
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New York
Boni de Castellane
Goulds
Anna Ia
George
Helen
Howard
Edwin
Frank
Gould
Jay Gould
Anna
George Gould
Paris
Count Castellane
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Wise
Allecorig
Porto Ricos Hope
Republican Perfidy
F.E. Hathaway & Son, Wercutie
A. F. Towle & Son Co
McLean Shoe CO
Devonshire Street
Coring Lane
Post Oifl
W. F. Smith
Tremont ST
Tomorrow's
Stevenson Roosevelt
Kipling
America
Bank Wrecking Syndicate
United States
Back Bay
Harvard
Radcliffe
Countess Castellane
Anna Gould
Tremont
Cor
Mason St
Broadway
13Th
30Th St
N. Y
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