Neuralgia cured by Pink Pills, Hartford woman says
Mrs. William Cotter of 42 Windsor Street Hartford wife of the Democratic Register of Elections testifies her neuralgia was cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after years of suffering and failed remedies. She praises the pills as permanently beneficial and keeps them on hand. Public notice that the medicine is available through druggists or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y with prices listed.
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Willidia Cotter
Democratic Register of Elections
Hartford
William Cottes
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Seeks to Break Fathers Will Probate Court Hears Walsh Case
In Probate Court Judge McKim heard remonstrants against admitting Peter Walsh's will to probate. The North End resident left about 25000 to his widow a second wife. Catherine Walsh contests alleging undue influence by the stepmother. Executor is lawyer Andreas Blume with widow and son declining settlement duties.
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McKim
Peter Walsh
Walsh
North End
Prince Street
Catherine Walsh
Thomas Walsh
North Street
Catherine
Andreas Blume
Margaret Walsh
Thomas D. Walsh
East Newton Street
Miss Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Lewis Park
Hanover Street
Genevieve Walsh
Newton Street
Harvard Penn Cama at Mechanics Building
Harvard Penn game reproduction shown at Mechanics Building after noon with live wire from Franklin Field to announce plays. Irwin will narrate while the Harvard Band performs and tickets report strong advance sales.
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Harvard-Penn Cama
Mechanics
Mechanics’ Building
Irwin
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
William G. Irwin
Harvard
Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Sirson
Cambridge
Mme Grand Chats on Mere Man at Chickering Hall
Mme Grand discussed her lecture Mere Man at Chickering Hall while the New England Women's Press Association hosted a reception at the Vendome. She explained the title as a metaphor for facets of man and fame, and noted contrasts between American and English women, praising women's suffrage work and the unlimited capacity of women.
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Mme
Sarah Grand
Chickering Hall
Vendome
New England Women's Press Association
Major Pond
Mme. Grand
Post
Brunswick
America
London
Punch
North American Review
England
Duke of Argyll
Saratoga
New York
Boston
St. Gaudens
Ireland
McFall
Central and Western Society For Woman's Suffrage
Mowbray House Cycling Association
Es Circle
Arthur Sherburne Hardy
Babs
Fire damages Cambridge boiler works in rapid blaze
Shortly after 2 this morning fire was discovered in the engine rooms of W. Campbell & Co. at Porter and Sixth streets Cambridge. The two story frame structure and an outbuilding were demolished by flames. Estimated damage is 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Campbell & Co
Porter and
Sixth Streets
Cambridge
City Briefs Chronicle Local Misfortunes and Crimes
Patrick Welsh of 48 Billemen street fell in a fit in front of his house fracturing his thigh near City Hospital. Eightyearold James O'Brien, 244 Gold street, was struck by Kennedy Biscuit Co team No. 1226 yesterday afternoon and treated by Dr. Budroe. Inspector McGarr and Officers arrested Joseph Myers of 209 Chambers street for larceny of a $50 check from Charles Butters. Hyman Bornstein alias Brownstein of 18 Lowell street was arrested for forging a check. A police raid at 7 Albany street seized a lottery operation. John Smith, Joseph O'Brien, and Daniel Munro were detained. James Wilson of Clinton street later arrested for promoting a policy lottery. Mas Reich of New York City was charged with running a flimflam game against Morris Weiner and Joseph Berman, each robbed of $10. John W. Goddard, 60, of 3359 Washington street, fell on stairs and injured head at work. Lewis Sumner, 37, of 54 West Newton street, was injured by a train near Roceland yard. Charles Wilson, 45, Delirium Tremens, smashed his room furniture and injured himself. treated by Dr. Hammons and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Patrick Welsh
Billemen Street
City Hospital
James O'Brien
Gold Street
Kennedy Biscuit Company
Budroe
McGarr
Armstrong and
Crenin
Joseph Myers
Chambers Street
West End Commission
Albany Street
John Smith
Joseph O’brien
Daniel Munro
James Wilson
Clinton Street
Mas Reich
New York City
Morris Weiner
Salem Street
Joseph Berman
John W. Goddard
Washington Street
Lewis Sumner
West Newton Street
Boston & Albany
Roceland Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Wilson
Mt. Vernon Street
Charlestown
Hammons
Wilson
Gaddis to Bring Back Briggs From Pennsylvania
Inspector Patrick Gaddis left Boston with governor signed requisitions to fetch a colored man named Briggs known as Onlesne George Warren or Augustus. Briggs is accused of holding a revolver to Patrolman Felton’s head at Back Bay station and threatening to shoot, forcing Felton to release a prisoner named Funston en route to a police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gaddis
Boston
Crane
Pennsylvania
Fast Growth in American Ships Report Shows Three Years of Prosperity
Washington reports the chambers of navigation finds the last fiscal year marks the third straight period of notable growth in American shipping. Tonnage compares with 1861 levels, coastal vessels surge, foreign trade vessels shrink, and wooden ships still dominate the fleet. Despite increases, American exports share remains the smallest in history as steel vessel construction and foreign-flag tonnage rise.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Great Britain
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Congress
United States
Bureau
St. Louis
Leyland
American Capital
Farland Denies Embracing Hebrew Faith
Melrose resident W R Farland rejects reports he has joined the Hebrew faith. He explains a surgical procedure performed six weeks ago on his two young sons by Rev David Rosenthal, advised by Dr W D Nutter, was not religious in nature and he never intended to convert or raise his children in the Hebrew faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Farland
Melrose Highlands
Farland
David Rosenthal
W. D. Nutter
Malden
Captain R. W. Sargent Dies At 69 In Philadelphia
Captain Redford W. Sargent, marine superintendent of Cramps shipyard, died of heart trouble at about age 69. He joined the yard nine years ago and oversaw all large vessels built there during that period, mainly on Cape Ann trials and builders' launches.
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Philadelphia
Redford W. Sargent
Cramps’ Shipyard
Sargent
Cramps Company
Captain Sargent
Cape Ann
Berlin ship sale rumor ties Ballin to Morgan in London
London dispatch reports Berlin corre spondent says Albert Ballin of Hamburg American line negotiating in London to sell 18 steamers to J Pierpont Morgan. The claim, from the Daily Mail, centers on a potential sale and financing arrangement.
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London
Berlin
Daily Mail
Albert Ballin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cambridge Priest Charges Estabrook with Anti Catholic Bigotry
The Rev Father John O Brien of Sacred Heart Church Cambridge accuses overseers of the poor agent Mr Estabrook of anti Catholic prejudice. He cites refusals and sarcastic remarks toward Catholics and reports to the Board of Overseers of the Poor. A hearing is set for next Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
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John O’brien
Sacred Heart Church
Cambridge
Estabrook
Father O’brien
Overseers of the Poor
Charles P. Walker
Mass
Stats Board
Powiey
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Emery
Lynch
Fetabrook
Betabrook
Hetre
Horgan
John O'Brien
Church of the Sacred Heart
John Lloyd
Crogan
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Crushed To Death By Stone At Hospital Site
Michael Fitzgerald of 20 Dickinson Street Somerville died after a stone slab fell on his leg during hoisting at the new hospital site on East Conard Street and Harrison Avenue yesterday at 3 PM. The hook slipped, pinning him to the ground. his death occurred about an hour later. His wife and children arrived after authorities notified them.
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East Conard Street
Harrison Avenue
Michael Fitzgerald
Dickinson Street
Somerville
Fitzgerald
Seven Chinatown sports fraternity members arrested in raid
Seven members including Chin Ling, Ah Low, Wong Show, Moy Loon, Long Fong and Goon Yoon were arrested last night by Sergeant Driscoll and a Station 4 squad during a raid on the second floor of 2412 Harrison Avenue.
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Chinatown
Chin Ling
Ah Low
Wong Show
Moy Loon
Long Fong
Goon Yoon
Driscoll
Station 4
Harrison Avenue
Roosevelt Buys Rough Rider Cartoon from Punch
London dispatch reports President Roosevelt bought the original drawing by Bernard Partridge from Punch, depicting him as a Rough Rider. The purchase for the collection marks a notable exchange in portraiture of the era.
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Roosevelt
Rough Rider
London
Roosevelt Bernard Partridge
Punch
Secret Boston wedding shocks Lowell social circles
Miss Ethel Kline daughter of Brigadier General Kline wed Captain Thomas F. Dwyer of the Twenty seventh Infantry in Boston last Monday. Rogers Hall headmistress Mrs Underhill was unaware of the match and mother Mrs Kline opposed it while Colonel Kline serves in the Philippines.
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Lowell
Boston
Ethel Kline
Kline
Thomas F. Dwyer
Twenty-seventh
United States Infantry
Underhill
Rogers Hall
Klinie
Post
Captain Dwyer
Miss Kline
Kathleen Kline
Philippines
Dwyer
Trio of Youths Rob Charlestown Man on Austin Street
Late last night John B Cassidy of 10 Chapman Street Charlestown district was held up by three youths in a doorway on Austin Street. Two restrained him while a third rifled his pockets taking 45 cents. A patrolman found him weakened and deputies soon arrested Philip A Cassidy 16 Edward P Higgins 17 and George F Burke 15 on the robbery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Cassidy
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Austin Street
Philip A.cassidy
Edward P. Higgins
George F. Burke
Melrose Clinches Early Win Over Towanda Club
Melrose A C G defeated Towanda Club of Woburn at Melrose, taking seven points across billiards pool whist and candlepin. Boe rum beat Bush, Birdsall lost to Elliott, Betty won in pool, Cushman fell to Platts. Eaton rolled 285 points in candle pins. Next set at Woburn next Wednesday.
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Towanda Club
Woburn
Melrose A. CG
Melrose
Towanda
Boerum of
Bush
Birdsall
Elliott
Betty
Cushman
Platts
Giames
Eaton
Melrose forms City Interclub Candle Pin League
Three Melrose clubs unite to form the City Interclub Candle Pin League with games planned for the next three months Prizes offered for highest club average and best individual averages Rivalry noted as all three teams boast strong rollers. competition expected to be keen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Athletic
Melrose Social
Melrose
Famous Union Heroine Dead at Bunker Hill
Mother Bickerdyke known for tending Union soldiers in the Civil War died here today at Bunker Hill. She was aged years.
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Bunker Hill
Kan
Giblin Rally Planned in Day Square East Boston
A rally supporting Thomas J. Giblin is set for Day Square in East Boston. Speakers include John J. Douglass John J. Hartnett Fred Deering John W. Noonan and Mr Giblin.
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Thomas J. Giblin
Day Square
Boston
Sxenie
John J. Douglass
John J. Hartnett
Fred Deering
John W. Noonan
Mr. Giblin
Dom inion Line To Force Fight
Foul loathsome advert claims Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cures catarrh quickly. It promises relief for headaches eye pains throat irritation and offensive breath, stating even long standing cases respond as a sure cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
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