Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Claims Cure All Ills
Letters from users praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as curing coughs and lung troubles and restoring strength. Mrs Allington and Ed Schubarth share health improvements after multiple bottles, while the ad asserts the whiskey is pure, without fusel oil, and more powerful than other medicines.
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H. C. Allington
Nashua, N. T1
Iit
Chicago
Schubarth
Market St
Denver
Allington
Duffy
Central National Bank Closure Impacts Boston Leaders
The Central National Bank of Boston closed with W. P. Neal as temporary receiver. Depositors are expected to be paid in full while stockholders may face about 25 a share assessments. Eliot National Bank may advance most deposits and holds many notes. Internal loan issues cited, no external blame. President Otis H. Luke and cashier J. Adams Brown front the bank, with directors including Charles H. Allen and David Loring.
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Central National Bank
W. PB. Neal
Shawmut National Bank
Eliot National Bank
Central
Pacific National Bank
Burrage
Clearing House Committee
Boston
Massachusetts
Otis H. Luke
Luke
Beverly
Brookline
J. Adams Brown
Mr. Luke
Mr. Brown
Charles H. Allen
W. F. Gregory
David Loring
Edward Mason
H. L. Porter
Moses W. Richardson
Andrew G. Weeks
National Bank of North America
New York
Central National
Lebanon Springs
Boston bank closed as receiver takes over assets
Receiver Neal reports the bank’s cash is sound and depositors are solid, with a full examination pending on outstanding loans and potential stockholder assessments. Comptroller notes Sept 11 1902 condition showed enough assets to cover liabilities, but involuntary liquidation followed due to ongoing losses and failed limination efforts.
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Neal
Post
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Boston
Comptroller’s Office
United States
From Coffee to Postum A Seller Turned Sober Testimony
A N J Whiting resident recounts how coffee caused debilitating headaches nervousness and weight loss. After a New York doctor advised quitting coffee and trying Postum Food Coffee he reports lasting health gains and gratitude for the change made in 1898.
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New York
Ganaieliae Aftes
Mascagni Case Conference Aids Settlement Efforts
Italy's ambassador to Boston said he would assist Signor Mascagni to resolve his troubles after a meeting at the Abbottsford. Mascagni and his team discussed steps with the envoy and an Italian government reply was anticipated. The conductor performed Cavalleria Rusticana in Providence before further plans, with offers from Massachusetts managers guiding the company’s schedule. they may stay through the month’s end.
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Italy
Commandatore Edmondo Mayor Des Planches
Post
Mascagni
Signor Mascagni
Lenox
Feshalt
Signor
Boston
New York
Abbottsford
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward F. McClennan
Samuel Kromberg
Mittenthal Brothers
Signor Campelli
Signor Rosselli
Larz Anderson
Brookline
Zanardelli
Crane
State House
Bates
Signor Roselli
Cavalleria Rusticana
Providence
Mann
Gignor
Massachusetts
West
Guilty Plea In Boston Murder Case Shocks Court
Charles Himmerman admitted murder in Suffolk Superior Court for the Sept. 5 shooting of his wife Mary on Bulfinch Street. He indicated a plea of first degree with possible death sentence, prompting potential retrial and questions about legal counsel and trial procedure.
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Charles Himmerman
Mary
Himmerman
Bulfinch Street
Suffolk
Stevens
Jill
Boston
Station 7
East Boston
Italian Press Says U S Acted Within Law in Mascagni Affair
Rome reports the Italian press believes American authorities did their utmost within the law to mitigate the composer's situation. The Italian consul in Boston telegraphed that nothing more could be done by him for the maestro.
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Rome
Mascagni
Boston
Foreign Ministry
Major Morrison Buried in Braintree Funeral Rites
Major Walter B. Morrison of the Fifth Infantry, who died in New York City, was honored in a funeral held at his father Alvah Morrison’s home in Braintree. The Knights of Pythias and Fifth Regiment Band led a procession to Mt Wollaston Cemetery in Quincy. Taps sounded as Rev. F R Griffin and Rev. Fred Edwards officiated. Floral tributes filled the scene.
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Braintree
Walter B. Morrison
Fifth Infantry
New York City
Alvah
Morrison
F. R. Griffin
Knights of Pythias
Monatiquit Lodge
Mt. Wollaston
Quincy
Fifth Regiment
Theatre Built for 11 Year Old Boy in Washington
Washington, Nov. 14. The play house being erected for Thomas F. Walsh, the Colorado millionaire, is designed for a young patron. The project aims to provide a theater experience tailored to the interests of an 11 year old boy, reflecting Walsh’s philanthropic vision.
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Washington
Thomas F. Walsh
Walsh family opens capital theatre for son’s juvenile productions
A twenty year old son in Washington will be fully equipped with modern appliances and scenery. The theatre, located between the residence and the barn on the Walsh grounds at the capital, aims to develop the dramatic talent of the mill ionaire's son. He has studied theatricals for years and will now perform in juvenile productions in his own theatre.
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Washington
Capital
New Penny Weekly Paper by T P O Connor Appears
London readers welcomed T P O Connor M P new weekly penny paper titled T P s Weekly it debuted today to strong public reception and large sales. O Connor received congratulations for launching the publication.
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London
Pains in the Back Warn of Kidney or Liver Weakness
Pains in the back signal a weak or stagnant kidney or liver condition and warn against neglect. They often bring fatigue, loss of courage, and despondency. many have found relief through remedies proven by experience.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pilis Promotion Claim
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pilis as cures for kidney and liver troubles urging readers to choose Hood's product.
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Hood
Postal Card Offer to Send Book for Friend’s Recovery
A speaker offers a simple postal card request to choose a book to send to a friend in need. The author undertakes all costs and risk, insisting no money is required, just the recipient’s preferred reading to aid recovery.
Russia's Heir to the Throne in a Very Weak Condition
Paris dispatch from St Petersburg reports Grand Duke Michael, the czar ewitch, in a very weak state. He has abandoned physical exercises guided by American athlete M J Phelan. Russian doctors say his condition is hopeless unless Crimea climate works a miracle.
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Russia
Paris
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Michael
Czarewitch
M. J. Phelan
Crimea
Italian Press Praises Roosevelt Work "The Strenuous Life"
Italian newspapers praise President Roosevelt and his book The Strenuous Life in a French translation. Critics hail him as a man citizen soldier and ruler, commending his energy, leadership, and public service.
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Roosevelt
Rome
Italy
Revolt Within Christian Science Over Healing Rules
Signs of revolt among advanced Christian Scientists against Mrs. Eddy’s ban on treating infectious diseases surface as ex judge William G. Ewing and 60 others travel to White Plains to argue that healing comes from God, not doctors, while supporters defend mutually exclusive approaches.
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New York
William G. Ewing
Chicago
International Board of
Deacon White Sells Stock Exchange Seat
New York November 14 Stephen V White known as Deacon White sells his 1869 admitted seat on the stock exchange. The senior partner of S W White Co the firm dissolves now. He will continue in business dealing in securities after years of study. White born in North Carolina in 1831 after Knox College 1854 joined a wholesale mercantile house in St Louis as bookkeeper. Two years later admitted to the bar. In 1865 he came to New York and with Charles B Marvin founded Marvin and White.
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New - York
Stephen V. White
Deacon” White
Stock Exchange
Mr. White
8S. W. White & Co
White
Exchange
North Carolina
Knox College
St. Louis
Charlies B. Marvin
Marvin & White
Mrs Weinberg Buried After Reading Murder
The body of Mary Weinberg, victim of the Reading murder, was interred with ceremony by Mishkan Telifa at the corner of Madison street and Shawmut avenue in Boston. E S Saunders officiated at robe by Jewish rite, services led by Rabbi Shoher, with cemetery committee chairman Charles Obst in attendance.
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Mary Weinberg
Reading
Mishkan Telifa
Madison Street
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
E. Saunders
Pierce Undertaking
Wakefield
H. S&s Shoher
Charles M. Obst
A. Alex
Germany Leads the World in Curing Consumption
Prof. Koch of Germany is described as curing consumption using the Koch Inhalation. Vapors of antiseptics and tuberculine are breathed to heal lungs, with claims of curing hundreds in many cities. Boston doctors invite scrutiny, offering free consultation at 361 Boylston Street and urging inquiries and booklets.
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Prof. Koch
Germany
Boston
Boylston Street
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