Woman's True Friend Promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
A series of testimonials from elderly and midlife users claim Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey restores vigor and health. Letters describe sustained energy, strength, and improved well being, with endorsements from Mrs. Caroline Beaudin and others. Caution urges buyers to obtain genuine product in sealed bottles.
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Duffy’s
Caroline Beaudin
Plunkett Ground
Adams
Mass
Duffy
Thomas McKee
S. Colorado St
Philadelphia
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Lonely Grave of Polar Explorer Andree Questioned
The article traces the fate of S. A. Andree and his two companions after their 1900 balloon flight toward the pole. It recounts reports of remains, searches, and theories about their disappearance and possible discoveries, noting repeated but unconfirmed claims and the long pursuit to locate the missing explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andree
Dane's Island
Walter Wellman
Chicago
Wellman
York Factory
British Territory
York
Fort Churchill
Arctic
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Gave Woman Back Her Health
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen of Manning writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of severe female complaints and costly medicines. She followed the advice and is now in perfect health, urging other women to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia F. Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning
Town
Lydia E. Pinkham
Traditional Cure Promised for Female Ailments
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thirty year standard remedy for female ills. It claims to have cured thousands troubled by displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities backache and other symptoms. The pitch asks readers why they don’t try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Grenfell Questions Andree Report Authenticity
Dr. Wilbur T. Grenfell in St. Albans doubts Copenhagen dispatch about Andree expedition body. He says he was at Conception Bay late October and heard nothing of such a finding.
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ST. Albans
Wilbur T. Grenfell
Labrador
Copenhagen
Andree
Farmers oppose hunting near Navilleton quail season
Farmers around Navilleton gathered after mass at St Marys Catholic Church and resolved not to permit hunting on their lands during the quail shooting season citing fire risk from dry leaves and grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Navilleton
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Women barred from wearing large hats in church
At the First Presbyterian Church of Wilkinsburg, Enormous hats are barred during services. The measure pleases the male half of the congregation while women threaten to push trustees to install individual mirrors.
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Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church of
Wilkinsburg
Hunters Lose Twenty One In Wisconsin Michigan Death Toll
The Wisconsin and Upper Michigan deer hunting season began with a grim record as twenty one hunters were killed and thirty seven wounded during the weeks leading up to the opening. The figure marks the most deadly period reported in the region for hunters this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Burdett College Graduates Targeted for Annual Fund Drive
Boston area donors and supporters focus on Burdett College graduates and students during the annual fundraising push. The drive seeks gifts to support scholarships facilities and programs across the campus.
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Boston
Burdett College
Maclaurin Named New President of Tech Institute
Dr Arthur A Noyes acting president announces Professor Richard C Maclaurin as Tech's new president after a worldwide search. Born in 1870 in Scotland, he rose at Cambridge winning the Smith Prize and Senior Wrangler honors, later holding key posts at New Zealand and Columbia.
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Arthur A. Noyes
Richard C. Maclaurin
Maclaurin
Noyes
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Andrew D. West
Princeton
Holinburg
Scotland
New Zealand
University of Cambridge
England
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Germany
Cambridge University
University of New Zealand
Columbia University
New York City
Robert S. Woodward
Carnegie Institution of Washington
United States
Massassetts Institute of Technology
Lawyer Harvey Watterson Dies in 19th Floor Fall
Harvey W. Watterson son of Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, fell from the 19th floor of a Wall Street office building. He landed on a 10 story roof and died instantly. The accident appeared unintentional. he was 38 years old and married, a junior member of Wing Russell and Watterson law firm.
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New York
Harvey W. Watterson
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wall Street
Mr. Watterson
Second Avenue
Wing, Russell
Parker Drops Call Firemen
City fire chief in Boston proposes stronger force by eliminating call men. two substitutes from Engine 34 were removed and replaced by Lt James O Connell. Transfer moves place Keever of Chemical 12 and Doolan of Ladder 19 into new postings.
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Boston
Parker
William Kelly
John F. Ryan
Engine 34
James O'Connell
G. B. S. Keever
Chemical 12
J. J. Doolan
Ladder 19
Harvard Alumni Plan Eliot Memorial Fund
Prominent Harvard alumni discuss a proposal to raise a memorial fund to honor President Charles W. Eliot for his forty years of leadership. No decision has been made on the memorial’s form.
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Harvard
Charles W. Eliot
Fear Kills Prize Dog at St. Louis Show
Sir Jefferson a prize English bull puppy owned by Mrs C H Watkins director of the St. Louis Ladies Kennel Club died from an illness caused by fright over crowds at the dog show in St Louis on November 11 city record states.
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ST. Louis
Sir Jefferson
C. H. Watkins
Man extracts nine teeth in self dental emergency
James Ridley of Hazleton Penn suffers toothache and, unable to reach a dentist, uses pincers to pull nine teeth himself before finally securing a proper tooth.
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Hazleton
Penn
James Ridley
Choice of MacLaurin Pleases Charles A. Stone
Charles A. Stone of Stone and Webster, an executive Committee of Technology member, praised Professor MacLaurin as one of the greatest mathematicians and physicists. He noted Dr. Noyes asked to be relieved, and said MacLaurin’s selection continues prior policy and leadership. Other committee members include Dr. I. H. Williams, Colonel Livermore, and Mr. Hart.
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Charles A. Stone
Firm
Stone & Webster
Executive Committee of
Technology
MacLaurin
Prichett
Noyes
Professor MacLauren
I. H. Williams
Beacon Street
Colonel Livermore
Brookline
Mr. Hart
Boston
MacLaurin Accepts MIT Presidency for May Start
Professor Richard C. MacLaurin of Columbia University has been selected as president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and expects to begin duties at the Boston institution next May.
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MacLaurin
New York
Richard C. MacLaurin
Columbia Universiy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Train Kills Amesbury Man Dead After Noon
Algernon S. Morrill a prominent Amesbury figure was fatally struck by a Newburyport train while crossing tracks to reach an electric car home on Main Street He was an expert carriage maker and leaves a widow and two daughters Jedith and Lena active in local society circles.
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Algernon S. Morrill
Amesbury
Newburyport
Main Street
Morrill
Jedith
Lena
Roosevelt backing Root for Senate seat plan stated
Washington reports President Roosevelt intends to keep his policies after leaving office by placing Secretary of War Root in the Senate. The administration requests Root as the junior partner of Senator Depew, signaling no opposition to the move and aiming to fill the seat vacated by Tom Platt next March.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
War Root
Senate
Woodruff
New York
Tom” Platt
Root
Depew
Empire State
Hitchcock Visits Washington as New York Senate Talk Intensifies
Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock arrived from Hot Springs and met the President who praised his Taft campaign work. A luncheon included James Sherman and New York figures like Woodruff Ward and Berri. Senate plans centered on Root and Woodruff, with factions arguing for a later Root bid and Woodruff potential to trigger a New York senatorial contest.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Washington
Hot Springs
Taft
White House
Mr. Taft
Bryce
Wright
James S. Sherman
Robert J. Wynne
London
Wynne
William L. Ward
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Seth Low
William Berri
Brooklyn
Howard Pyle
John R. McLean
Albert Shaw
Hitchcock
Woodruff
Mr. Ward
Mr. Sherman
New Willard Hotel
Ward
Sherman
Secretary Root
Mr. Root
Platt
Root
Mr. Woodruff
Senate
Senator Depew
Beauty and Bad Breath Advertising Huff of 19th Century
A promotional piece extols foul breath as a social flaw for women and praises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure. It claims lozenges clean the mouth, prevent repugnance, and urges readers to buy or request a free trial package by mail.
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Stuart
America
Canada
Eivery
F. A
Stu Co
Marshall, Mich
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Campbell
Red Bank
Freeman
Mrs. Keife
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Fraenkel
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Greenland
Atlantic
Oscar
M. Lachambre
R. C
DR. Maclaurin
Mathematics
Law
H. W. Watterson
Hilled
Eliot
Train
Boston Clinic
Rose Gilman
Norfolk St
Dorchester
Boston Clinic, Inc
Tremont St
Sukes
Suan
Coats
Bloomer
Cummins Clothing Co
Washington ST
Dr. Lyon
Shoe Department
Te Stores
Cerio
Essex St
Elm St
Cor. Hanover
Dorchester Ave
Columbus Ave
Rex
Bow St
Somerville
Hyde Park Ave
Forest Hills
Green St
Jamaica Plain
Coo
Central Sq
East
Mass. Ave
Broadway
Everett
Main St
Malden
Hancock St
Quincy
Cambridge St
Alliston
Arnold
the Illuminating Co
DOW
Developme Riker-Jayn James
Tron
Edison Elece
Mont ST
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