Magnopathy and Dr Barbrick's Natural Healing System
Suffering humanity is urged to consult Dr Barbrick for Magnopathy a natural healing system claimed to cure catarrh consumption bronchitis asthma rheumatism and skin and blood diseases among others offering free examination and guaranteed relief without price or surgery invoking rapid cures and universal access with mentions of nervous diseases women and men ailments and cancer treatment without the knife
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Barbrick
Free Medical Treatment Extended By Boston Institute
The Board of Directors extends a one month free treatment period at Dr Barbrick s Magnopathic Medical and Surgical Institute Boston Tremont and Upton streets for consultation examination and all medical services until November 29 Patients in New England facing chronic diseases can receive drugless therapy with real cures noted for some cases The facility emphasizes electricity and X ray as adjuncts while warning it is not a universal cure-all This notice outlines eligibility rules and potential outcomes including some cases deemed incurable and others under treatment
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Barbrick
Diseare
Gyfer
Boston
New England
Tremont and
Upton Sts
Magnopathic Medical and Surgical Institute
Edison Electric Illuminating CO
Cooper-Hewitt
Edison
Boylston Street
Masonie Temple
Carl Johnson Arraigned in Murder Case Aboard Schooner
Carl Johnson the young Swedish sailor and first mate of the schooner faces murder charges in U S District Court. The trial date is set for February 2 following a defense agreement with the district attorney and judges approval. Johnson pleads not guilty and remains jailed on Charles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Edward E. ‘Barry
James Finch
Putnam
United States District Court
Johnson
James E. Cotter
Charles 0. Engstrom
Henry P. Moulton
John H. Casey
John Leon
Charles Street
Cunsel
Friends
Marshal Darling
Marshal Waters
Improved System of Maist Treatments Public Notice
Advertisement asserts hundreds of cases treated and cured by an improved system of Mais treatments. Encourages those unable to call to write for a free copy of The Magnopathic Health Journal. All correspondence strictly confidential and requests stamps for mailing.
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Magnopathic Health Journal
McKay Sons Contest Not Expected by Heirs in Will
In Concord on November 10 Robert McKay 18 and his brother Victor 16 react to their late father Gordon McKay's will. It leaves each son an annuity of 100 yearly until majority. The brothers show indifference, noting they know little of the will and expect to contest if needed. their mother in South Africa would handle any action. The report also mentions a $4,000,000 Harvard bequest in probate discussions and a Kaiser related note on a former wife.
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Concord
Robert McKay
Gordon McKay
Victor
South Africa
Washington
von Bruening
Mr. McKay
Charles W. Eliet
Harvard
Myers says there will be no contest in will hearing
James J. Myers an executor states there is no likelihood of contest and the will likely be accepted at the December 17 hearing. Baroness von Bruening receives the home and $11,500 yearly with $2,500 per son at her death. another provision awaits public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Myers
Baroness von Bruening
Robert
Victor
von Bruening
Gordon McKay
Minnie Treat
Mr. McKay
Our Old In One Day Patent Remedy Note
A fragmented ad note promises a one day cure with Grove's signature on each box and a 25 cent price. The text is garbled but indicates a refund if it fails to cure and mentions Ethiets and siggiote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Siggiote
Grove
Judge Emmons Defends Board in Junk License Case
Chairman Emmons of the Police Board argued in Supreme Court that the board has discretion to issue junk licenses based on public necessity, and cannot be forced to license everyone. He said limiting licenses affects value but denies a monopoly, and the court took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Police Board
Hammond
Supreme Court
Samuel Richmond
A. L. Richards
Richmond
Commission
New Officers Named for Peabody Home Board
Friends of the New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children met at the Hotel Brunswick for the annual gathering and elected officers. Honorary president Mrs Mary A Livermore. honorary vice-president Mrs H M Peabody. president Mrs Herbert A Joslin. vice-presidents Mrs Robert Bleakie Miss Julia A Eastman Mrs George N Green Mrs Warren Ward Mrs Gilbert C Brown Jr. treasurer Mrs Edward B Kellogg. secretary Mrs Albion S Whitmore. corresponding secretary Miss Jennie G Moseley. auditor Rev F H Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Peabody Home For
Hotel
Brunswick
Mary A. Livermore
H. M. Peabody
Herbert A. Joslin
Robert Bleakie
Julia A. Eastman
George N. Green
Warren Ward
Gilbert C. Brown, Jr
Edward B. Kellogg
Albion S. Whitmore
Jennie G. Moseley
F. H. Allen
No Trouble for Invalids In Osmo Chemic System Ad
An essay argues society neglects the disabled while praising the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine. It promotes a skilled staff treating malign and chronic diseases, offering low charges so destitute patients can afford care without feeling beggared or dependent on charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven In Mercy
Osmo-Chemic treatment cited as cure for asthma
John B. Hinton of Everett recounts years of futile travel and doctors before trying Osmo-Chemic X-Ray therapy at home. He claims rapid improvement and 10 pound weight gain, endorsing the treatment for lung or bronchial trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hinton
Everett
John B. Hinton
Osmo-Cemic physicians offer free light treatment trial
The Osmo-Chemic doctors invite patients with catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors who have sought help elsewhere and received false encouragement to place themselves under Osmo-Chemic care by November 15 for a free examination and trial of the new light therapy.
Wife sues for support in Cambridge case
William A. Crocker, an assistant to Undertaker Jones, was wed to Jennie A. Crocker at Cambridge on November 1, 1900. In Probate Court Judge McKim ordered Crocker to pay his wife $7 immediately and $7 weekly until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Crocker
Undertaker Jones
Jennie A
Cambridge
McKim
Cancer Cured By Osmo-Chemic Light Cure Claim
L S Bidwell of Jamaica Plain recounts a facial growth diagnosed as cancer by two doctors. After starting Osmo-Chemic light treatment twice weekly, he reports no pain and remarkable improvement, noting cancer fears replaced by hopeful results from the new therapy.
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L. S. Bidwell
Elevated
Hyde Park Ave
Jamaica Plain
Tufts College
Fear of the Knife Drives Patient to Osmo-Cemic Cure
Mrs. E A Dyer of 57 Dungeon Ave Lynn Massachusetts recounts a year of recurrent abdominal pain and severe bloating from peritonitis. She sought Osmo-Chemic light treatment after two local doctors and a Boston specialist offered surgery, reports gradual recovery after ten weeks of therapy and urges others to try the Osmo-Chemic method.
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E. A. Dyer
Dungeon Ave
Lynn
Mass
Boston
Boylston Subway Staation
Doyt- Sion St
F. A. Dyer
Free X Ray Examination by Osmo-Chemic physicians
Free examination offered by Osmo-Chemic physicians using latest fluoroscopic equipment. The special attachment promises distinct eyesight diagnosis of diseased parts and aims to determine the cause of affliction. Invalids are welcome to this radical and perfect exam at no charge.
Cure for cancer recommended by L S Bidwell
L S Bidwell asserts a cure could benefit cancer patients and urges adoption of the remedy with strong personal endorsement. The statement conveys confidence in the treatment's effectiveness and invites others to pursue it.
Maryland woman finds relief with Osmo-Chemie treatment
Miss Irene Ware of Hartford County Maryland now at 48 Cedar Street New Bedford Massachusetts says prolonged illness and excruciating side pain vanished after consulting Osmo-Chemic doctors in Boston. An X-Ray revealed a cystic tumor which they treated without surgery and she reports being in comfort now.
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Irene Ware
St. Almi
Boston
Boyleton St
Judge Dewey critiques police in $1000 suit over beating arrest
In a sum up, ex Judge Dewey questions Police Board impartiality as patrolman J J Gallagher faces Frederickson's $1000 suit alleging brutal beating before arrest for drunkenness. He notes Police Board chairman Emmons appears as defense counsel and criticizes police unity in such cases. Judge Wentworth reviews papers.
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J. J. Gallagher
Charles Frederickson
Gallagher
Dewey
Frederickson
W. H. H. Emmons
Police Board
Emmons
Mr. Dewey
Bangs
Wentworth
Fire destroys Atlantic View House hotel at Pemaquid Point
Damariscotta Maine November 10 The Atlantic View House a summer hotel at Pemaquid Point owned by Matthew Burnside burned today The cause is unknown and it is reported the hotel will not be rebuilt The loss leaves an empty site at the popular coastal point.
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Damariscotta
Atlantic View House
Pemaquid Point
Matthew Burnside
Deaths O'Brien and Workman in Massachusetts Obituaries
In South Boston James D. O'Brien aged about unknown is mourned by Julia O'Brien nee Healy. Funeral from 15 Laring Street to St Augustine’s Church at 9 a.m. Relative and friends invited. In Quincy Point Alexander Workman aged 40 years 7 months dies on Nov 8. Funeral from 1 Beacon Street Nov 11 at 2 50 p m. Relatives and friends invited.
Osmo-Chemic doctors praised by IRIN WATE
A reader endorses Osmo-Chemic doctors as careful scientific professionals for relief from unknown causes. The letter states firsthand that others seeking relief should seek their care, praising the improved stamina and comfort without fatigue.
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Irin Wate
Treated by Mail Kate M Wood Praises Treatment
Mrs Kate M Wood of Shrewsbury Massachusetts writes that she is much better and recommends the treatment to others who are sick. She signs as a sincere friend acknowledging the good work being done.
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Kate M. Wood
Shrewsbury
Mass
Osmochemig System of Medicine Office Locations
The Osmo Chemig System of Medicine led by J L Plunkett M D lists permanent offices in Boston Lynn Worcester Manchester Portland New Haven Bridgeport and Portland with daily hours 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm closed Sundays.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylston Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Central Square
Lynn
Main St
Worcester
Elm St
Manchester
N.H
Congress St
Portland
Maine
Church St
New Haven
Conn
Cannon St
Bridgeport
Miss Peck Mountain Climber Returns From Bolivia
New York dispatch reports Miss A. B. Peck the mountain climber returning on the steamer Yucatan from Colon. She had gone to Bolivia to climb Mt. Sorato and was accompanied by Dr. Tite and three Swiss guides.
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Miss Peck
New York
Yucatan
Colon
A. 8
Peck
Bolivia
Mt. Sorato
Dr. Tite
Germany Cures Consumption Tuberculine apparatus touted by Koch in America
An advertisement touts the Koch in halation apparatus and the Tuberculine remedy as a cure for consumption and asthma. It claims direct lung delivery with oily vapors, mentions Dr Edward Koch and offices in Boston and other U S cities, and offers free consultation and trial treatment.
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Edward Koch
Tung Cure of
America
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Rochester
Buffalo
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Erie
Altoona
Penn
Boylston Street
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Conan St
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Salem
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Masore
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Sanford
Joseph Newcomb
Highlandville
HOWP
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Chemic-Electro Institute
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Photo Cloth Co
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