Publicity Aids Dr Pierce Claims For His Medicines
The article promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, highlighting published ingredient lists, absence of alcohol or narcotics, and endorsement by numerous physicians. It touts Golden Seal root, Black Cohosh, Bloodroot, and glycerine as safer, effective components, urging readers to request the booklet and contact Dr Pierce for confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Grover Coe
New York
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Phila
Scudder
Cincinnati
Ellingwood
Chicago
Hale
Pierce Coul
R. V. Pierce
John King
Hobart H. Hare
University of Pa
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Allegations of Venezuelan extortion tied to Castro
The New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company claims Venezuelan officials including Castro sought 400000 dollars via blackmail and property seizures in a suit over 11000000 damages. It cites letters from A H Carner and Colonel Backus and details payments to revolutionaries to safeguard company property. Castro allegedly participated in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Castro
A. H. Carner
Caracas
Victor M. Backus
Venezuela
Asphalt Company
la Venezuela
Backus
Senor Figuera
Senor Felipe Arocha
Senor Arocha
Arocha
American Yellow Fever Case Reported in Havana
Havana November 12. The case of H. V. Chilvers a New Orleans electrician taken to Las Animas fever hospital Saturday was diagnosed as yellow fever. The Spaniard struck Saturday and isolated in Clerks Hospital died tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
H. V. Chilvers
New Orleans
Las Animas
Clerks Hospital
Major George A. Ames Seeks Wife in Allston
Major Ames, Civil War veteran who helped defend the capital and was greeted by Lincoln, arrives in Boston seeking his wife Mary Wine Fowell, now with relatives in Allston. He says divorce lawyers have been engaged to separate them and to sell his property, and he will pursue his rights in the state.
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George A. Ames
Allston
National Capitol
Lincoln
Boston
Parker House
Major Ames
Mary Wine
Fowell
Post
Salvation Army's People's Palace Fund Reaches Milestone
Last week the Salvation Army reported about 75000 in cash receipts for the People's Palace for Workingmen with two legacies totaling 20000 expected before year’s end. The building cost is 200000 and corner stone laying was postponed due to Commander Booth illness. Funds will be pushed to dedicate the debt-free building next June. Boylston National Bank at 61 Chauncy Street remains depository.
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Salvation Army
People’s Palace
Booth
Evans
Boylston National Bank
Chauncy Street
People’s Palace Fund
Keogh Heads Labor Group as New President
Keogh is elected president of the Bull dil in place of John R. Alpine who declined due to craft organizing work. H. M. Sweeney of the Paper Hangers' Union becomes vice president as committees are named for Credential Finance Resolutions Legislative and Municipal duties with numerous unionists listed.
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King Trades
Thomas F. Keogh
Lathers
John R. Alpine
H. M. Sweeney
Paper Hangers’ Union
Jeremiah J. Donovan
James Haley
Roofers’ Union
James Rehill
E. M. Scanlan
Steamfitters
Martin Conner
Lathers’ Union
John Lawton
Hugh M. Sweeney
D. D. Alessandro
Patrick Mortimer
John J. Owens
John Woods
Wood Workers’ Union
John T. Cashman
Painters’ Union
Two Men Fight Over Bride at Watertown Wedding
In Watertown on November 12 trouble erupted at the wedding reception of Dominick Vorofolo and Sarah Constanza aged 18 in the Italian colony. Two young Italians tried to kiss the bride sparking a scuffle that continued outside the house before they escaped toward Newton. The couple had wed earlier that day at Sacred Heart Church Boston.
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Greeley Studio
Sarah Gorofolo
Watertown
Dominick Vorofolo
Sarah Constanza
Nullman
Burke
Newton
Sacred Heart Church
Boston
The Surprise of Election in Boston Speech
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson at Warren Avenue Baptist Church praised John B. Moran for winning the district attorney post amid shock over local crime. He urged Moran to clean out “sinks of iniquity” as Boston voters voiced support by more than 42,000 votes for reform.
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Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
John B. Moran
John Brown Moran
Sughrue
Boston
Wrong Names for Goods Spark Beefs on Mislabeling
In Boston Rev William McElveen at Shawmut Congregational Church denounced merchants who misname merchandise. He warned such carelessness harms truth and prosperity and urged reforms against selling impure foods and misleading labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William T. McElveen
Shawmut Congregational Church
America
Town of Traitors sermon targets city hall corruption
The Rev. E. J. Helms of First Methodist Episcopal Church denounces illegal operations as dens of malpractice and vipers. He rails at pharisaical bosses at City Hall and warns that licentiousness and hypocrisy erode the church and corrupt pre election rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Helms
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
West End
Mr. Helms
Reform urged as election lessons from New York talk
Rev. Dr. Charles G. Ames warns against mudslinging and revising politics in the mayoralty race. He cites New York lessons on ward bosses, Hearst, and Tammany misdirection, urging broader reform and the dispersion of concentrated power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Ames
Theodore Parker
New York
Hearst
Times
Tammany
James Hazen Hyde Faces Insurance Inquiry Tomorrow
New York reports James Hazen Hyde son of the Equitable founder and former vice president will be questioned by the legislative insurance investigating committee at City Hall. Attorney Hughes seeks details on methods of insuring children as testimony explores lapse rates and paid up policies in Metropolitan Life.
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New York
James Hazen Hyde
Newport
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Hughes
John R. Hegeman
Metropolitan Life
Mr. Hyde
Lmelight
Hyde
West Brookfield’s Ancient Tavern Closes After 1760 Era
The West Brookfield house known as Ye Ancient Tavern, claimed as the oldest continuously operating hotel in the United States, closed yesterday. Historic floods of guests include Washington, Martha Washington, Adams, Jerome Bonaparte, Patterson, and Lafayette. Colonel Messinger had preserved its colonial character while investing in refitting over the past decade.
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West Brookfield
West Brookfield House
United States
David Hitchcock
Hitchcock
New England
Hollis Hitchecock
S. B. Thomas
Jessie McCarty
Co. M. Deland
C. M. Hitchcock
David Field
Elisha Hammond
Nathaniel Lynde
Carver & Hathaway
Welcome M. Smith
Lucien Blair
Fassett & Cushman
George E. Messinger
General Washington
Martha Washington
John Adams
Jerome Bonaparte
Elizabeth Patterson
Lafayette
Messinger
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Greater Boston
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John T. Connor
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Peoples’palace Fund
F. EB. S
William ©. Blaney
William Blodgett
Charles W. Hubbard
KE. H. Rollins Company
Nathaniel Heath
Lewis A. Crossett
Henry Pickering
Mary P. Vinson
James M. Gleason
Smith, Sherman & Co
Alice McKey
Mary T. Gorham
Miss Gray
M. Sherman
Georgina Lowell
H. Davidson
Charles Holman
Fred Hartley
Charles H. Shute
W. L. Benedict
Samuel Goodman
Thomas H. Austin
F. J. Davidson
Susan Balch
C. H. Curtis
Willard N. Chamberlain
J. P. G. Nichols
James A. de Lang
Selma Eisemann
Frank C. Crosby
R. Markham
B. P. DuBois
Mary D. Whiting
Anna J. Bigelow
C. S. Ober
O. T. Kimball
Rachelle Prager
David FE. Gould
Keogh
Building Trades’ Council
Sweeney
V. P
J. J. Brophy
Steamfitters’Union
J. T. Cashman
James Krehill
Harry Noble
William H. Courser
James Trueland
C. P. Hans
J. J. Owens
John Clancy
Gasfitters’ Union
Edward Thulin
J. T. McGrath
Patrick Fagan
Artificial
T. F. Keogh
Asbestos Workers
Bride
Carters
S. Anargyros
Fifth Ave
Aldermanic Chamber of City
Radway’s
Radway
All Dru
Ggists
Radway & Co
Radway Square, New York City
David J. Ingraham
Oxford
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