Dr Greene Nervura Remedy Promoted by Phillips Brooks Follower
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a cure for fatigue, weakness, and health decline. It cites Rev. Phillips Brooks on active living and features testimonial from L. J. Boardman of Manchester New Hampshire who credits Nervura with recovery from indigestion and nosebleeds. The ad claims Nervura as a universal restorer and offers free consultation from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Phillips Brooks
L. J. Boardman
Manchester
N. H
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Fire destroys First Unitarian Church in Winchester
The First Unitarian Church on Main street in Winchester burned tonight, about 9 o clock, with an estimated loss of 20 000 dollars. Incendiary origin suspected, flames reached the 90 foot steeple by 9 45. The wood church built thirty years ago cost 23 000, furnishings 4000, insurance 10 000 on the church and 2000 on the organ. Rev. Arthur W. Littlefield serves as pastor.
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Winchester
Mass
First Unitarian
Main Street
Arthur W. Littlefield
Murder in Lexington: Saloonkeepers duel ends in death
Merritt Martin, a saloon keeper and Chattanooga Brewing Co. agent, fought J. J. Ryan on Main Street in Lexington. Ryan died from injuries and Martin is jailed on a murder charge.
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Lexington
Merritt Martin
Chattanooga Brewing Company
J. J. Ryan
Main Street
Ryan
Martin
Pioneer Lodge Dedicates New Building in Bridgewater
Pioneer Lodge No. 18 I O O F dedicates its new Bridgewater hall with a ceremony by the grand officers. Attendees include past deputies, Taunton deputy and suite, and lodge leaders from ten miles. Grand Master John Corkhill speaks, with Louis A Cook of Weymouth as principal speaker. Banquet follows.
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Bridgewater
Pioneer Lodge
Asputy
Taunton
John Corkhill
Grand Lodge
Louis A Cook
Weymouth
Strong Man Irving Warns Against Coffee Habit
In a late interview Irving urges avoiding coffee with trainers across athletic circles echoing the warning. He cites weak heart and short breath as lessons while noting Postum Cereal Coffee as the standard beverage in athletic circles.
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Irving
Merchants Club Dinner Sees Officials Rally Over Football
Boston Merchants' Club held its monthly dinner at the Algonquin House with Lt. Gov. Crane Attorney-General Knowlton and Treasurer Shaw in attendance. Knowlton praised college athletics as mind and body training while Taylor offered a benediction after a talk linking recent football in Cambridge to broader public concerns.
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Merchants’ Club of
Boston
Algonquin Club
W. M. Crane
H. M. Knowlton
Kk. P. Shaw
Wolcott
John Mason Little
W. O. Blaney
Cambridge
Lic¢ Ooy
Shaw
Commonwealth
George B. Ford
Charles H. Taylor
Harvard
Yale
East Boston Trade Group Debates School Conditions
The East Boston Citizens Trade Association met at Grand Army Hall. The group discussed school accommodations in Harbor View and Chaplin districts, noting crowded rooms and high rent for added space. Members urged action before next meeting. Fred B. Day resigned as grade crossings chair. John H. Sullivan named new chair.
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East Boston
Harbor View
Emerson
Bonzagni
Cochran
Fred B. Day
John H. Sullivan
Mr. Day
Cheaper Fares From Street Railways Highlight Hearings
The Massachusetts hearings at the State House examined street railway economics. Willard B. Ferguson testified on fare reductions from Worcester to Spencer and Haverhill to Amesbury, noting 50 percent overall cuts and increased local value. P F Sullivan defended local benefits. the session adjourned to Wednesday.
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State House
Willard B. Ferguson
Malden
Massachusetts
Worcester, Leicester & Spencer
Leicester
Spencer
Worcester
Haverhill
Merrimac
New Hampshire
Amesbury
P. F. Sullivan
Lowell & Suburban Road
Boston
Baltimore
West End
Burns Wins Fury Filled 15 Round Bout At Manhattan A C
The Burns of Cohoes defeated Martin Flaherty of Lowell in a fast 15 round bout witnessed by about 3000 fans in Troy. Flaherty fouled Burns repeatedly including elbow strikes to the eye, and Burns was awarded the decision after Flaherty was penalized in the late rounds. A preliminary 12 round win went to Tom Conroy of Troy over Tommy Duffy.
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Troy
N. Y
Manhattan A. C
Larry Burns
Cohoes
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Mass
Burns
Flaherty
Tighé
Tigers
Massachusetts
Tom Conroy
Tommy Duffy
Fishkill
Conroy
Indictments Returned by Bristol County Grand Jury
The Bristol county grand jury at Taunton indicted Henry A. Holcomb New Bedford for conspiring to defraud Bennett Mills of 150 000 in 33 counts. John Corbett Sr Seekonk faced malicous mischief and maiming swine. Jeremiah Manchester Westport charged with murder of Holder A Tripp. William Shea Fall River council member charged with bribery and requesting a bribe. Frank W Hoag Fall River charged with requesting a bribe. Further indictments were presented but not named publicly.
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New Bedford
Bristol County Grand Jury
Taunton
Henry A. Holcomb
Frank R. Hadley
Bennett Mills
John Corbett
Jeremiah Manchester
Westport
Holder A. Tripp
William Shea
Fall River
Frank W. Hoag
Bay State Gas Company Delivers Unanimous Meeting In Wilmington
At Union Hall Wilmington on November 16 the annual Bay State Gas Company of Delaware meeting approved all votes unanimously. Key figures Henry H. Rogers and John G. Moore of New York and Thomas M. Lawson of Boston controlled 781,000 of 1,000,000 shares. The board and J Edward Addicks were reelected. The treasurer reported 5.12 million dollars cash and 2,700 dollars indebtedness. An offer of six million from the McMillien syndicate was accepted. A committee including Rogers Addicks and Rockefeller was empowered to swap contracts for stock in several gas firms and New Amsterdam Gas Company plus eleven New England gas companies. One in five shares of the 50 million capital was converted to a guaranteed 5 percent preferred, with 8 million dollars set aside in trust.
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Wilmington
Del
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Union Hall
Henry H. Rogers
John G. Moore
New York
Thomas M. Lawson
Boston
J. Edward Addicks
McMillien Syndicate
Messrs. Rogers, Addicks and Rockefeler
United Gas Improvement Company
Buffalo Gas Company
East River Gas Company
Standard Gas Company
Equitable Gas Company
New Amsterdam Gas Company
New England
Names in Chelsea robbery case reveal alias larceny history
The two youths charged with robbing Myer Silverman’s store in Winnisimmet street appeared in Chelsea court. One man identified as Walter Borsch with a long criminal record faced up to twenty five years under the habitual criminal clause. The other man, calling himself John Rogers, wore prison-made clothes and has a history of aliases and early larceny. Both waived examination and are held for the grand jury. Rogers also faces an assault charge on Patrolman Morrison.
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Chelsea
Howard Gorman
John Rogers
Gorman
Walter Borsch
Rogers
Boston
Borsch
Gartland
Burns
Snelling
Howard
Dorhans
Dugan
House of Correction
Judge Bosson
Chelsea Court
Myer Silverman
Winnisimmet Street
Welcome Daly Rally Plans Historic Irish Visit
About eighty prominent Irish Americans met at the Parker House in Massachusetts to organize a reception for John Daly the Irish patriot. Daly will lecture on December 12 at the Boston Theatre under Clan na Gael auspices. An executive committee led by P J Flatley Patrick Murray Owen McLoughlin J J Teeves Frank McCrory and P V Mahoney was formed plus a fifty man Cambridge Somerville Watertown Quincy Roxbury rallying committee. A motion urged Irish American societies to affiliate. A parade committee includes Col Thomas F Doherty Col Roger Scannell Charles McCarthy Capt Clements and others.
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Massachusetts
Parker House
John Daly
Frank McCrory
P. V. Mahoney
Cambridge
Somerville
Watertown
Quincy
Roxbury
South Boston
Thomas F. Doherty
Roger Scannell
Charles McCarthy
Clements
William J. Cronin
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Francis Daly
Thomas Owens
John B. Duffy
Sentencing Set For J O Neil Jr In McCloud Murder
On Saturday in Springfield the sentence for John O Neil Jr convicted of murdering Mrs Hattie McCloud will be fixed. District Attorney Hammond expects a motion for a new trial from defense counsel Parkhurst before Saturday. Justice Richardson reported word that Justices Sheldon and Fessenden will attend.
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Springfield
John O'Neil, Jr
Hattie McCloud
Hammond
Parkhurst
Richardson
Mason
Sheldon
Fessenden
Panic Averted as Counterfeit Show Near Disastrous End
Patrolman James M. Harmon stopped a fraudulent educational show planned for Clarendon Hall in Davis Square. Two men advertised a 4:15 pm event charging 7 cents for children and 13 cents for adults, then fled with many refunds promised but not delivered. Names given were Albert Wood and O B Steele.
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West Somerville
James M. Harmon
Clarendon Hall
Davis Square
Harmon
Albert Wood
O. B. Steele
Life Saved Mystery Follows Marblehead Man Near Newhall Wharf
A man identified as Andrew Peach of Marblehead was found floating off Newhall's wharf around 6:45 PM. He had cuts on his head and lip, initially feared foul play but later thought to be from a fall. He was taken to hospital in critical but improving condition. cause of entry unclear.
Captain Hall Deaq Dies Suddenly at Medford Station
Captain Henry T. Hall 56, treasurer of Felton Paper Company, died yesterday afternoon while waiting for a train in Medford. He visited Fred Gilman on Ashland street and, on returning home, fell ill. He resided on Sorell avenue Brookline and is survived by a widow, three daughters, and a son. He belonged to General Lawrence Post 66 G A R and was a Mason.
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Henry T. Hall
Felton Paper Company
Medford
Hall
Fred Gilman
Ashland Street
Sorell Avenue
Brookline
Captain Hall
Lawrence Post
Boston man sandbagged and robbed in Atlanta
Mr Herbert Wiswall of Boston was assigned to rooms at the Aragon Hotel last night. This morning he was found unconscious at the Grand Opera House steps after being sandbagged and robbed. He is hospitalized at Grady.
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Atlanta
Herbert Wiswall
Boston
Mass
Aragon Hotel
West Point
Grand Opera House
Grady Hospital
Fox Confirmed to Lunacy and Charity Commission
The executive council confirmed the nomination of Jabez Fox as a member of the Lunacy and Charity Commission on motion by Colonel Benton.
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Executive Council
Benton
Jabez Fox
Lunacy and Charity Commission
New Street Plan Withdrawn After Cost Set at 3 Million
Advocates for a Copsey square to Broadway street and Broadway to Park square link fail as the city faces over 3 million dollars in acquisition costs. The street commission, after hearing petitioners, votes to allow withdrawal of the petition.
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Copsey Square
Broadway
Park Square
Street Commission
Boston Patrolman Accused at Commission Hearing
Three police commissioners heard charges against Patrolman George F. Hall of Court Square station. Vin cent Buitta a Newton produce dealer says Hall struck him Aug 12 and knocked him down and pulled Buitta’s 11 year old daughter Adela by the hair amid a dispute over wagon placement. The board reserved judgment.
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George F. Hall
Court Square
Vincent Buitta
Wewton
Hall
Adela Buitta
Buiitta
Buitta
Bultta
Italians sue Nawn for damages in Roxbury case
Francesco Ruggiero Antonio Ruggiero and Giovanni Ruggiero of Naples sue Harry P. Nawn Roxbury contractor in the United States Circuit Court for 6000 damages. They allege a bucket fall at Roxbury caused death of Niccolo Ruggiero and seek compensation.
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Harry P. Nawn
Roxbury
United States
Francesco Ruggiero
Antonio Ruggiero
Giovanni Ruggiero
Naples
Italy
Niccolo Ruggiero
Embezzler Isagi Convicted. Turkish Consul General Sentenced
Judge Sheldon sentences a high profile embezzlement case involving Iasigi a custodian of a 250000 dollar trust fund. The Boston affair traces back to wealth, social standing, and a fall from grace after arrest in New York and removal from the consul general post.
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Iasigi
Charles Derieux
France
Francis Peabody
New York
Boston
Indeterminate sentence for Joseph Iasigi in Suffolk County
The court imposes a term of imprisonment from fourteen to eighteen years with the first day in solitary confinement and the remainder at hard labor. Iasigi, 49, faces a life-like prospect due to the indeterminate sentence and the governor's pardon power. Observers note his premature aging and altered appearance during confinement after a life of luxury.
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Joseph Iasigi
Suffolk
Lasigi
Contained Prisoner Iasigi Arrives at Charlestown State Prison
Joseph A. Iasigi was moved to solitary confinement at Charlestown State Prison after late yesterday. He appeared composed and waited while officials prepared his cell. Friends and family connections from Somerset and Country clubs reflected with pity on the misfortune, noting his Boston roots and social prominence.
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Charlestown State Prison
Insigt
Somerset and Country Clubs
Iasig
Prisoner Enters Twenty Four Hours of Solitary Confinement
Mr. Iasigi spent the night in an open cell and accepted his changed condition with apparent calm. Prison officials reported he was asleep last night. Today he begins a full day in solitary confinement.
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Iasigi
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O’gallaghan & Co
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Holcomb
M’millen
Bay State Gas Co
Chelsea Clothing
Sumatra
Alaska
Tion
H. White
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Daly
O'Neil
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Lynn
Captain Hall Deaq
FOX
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Smith
George H. Smith
Holyoke
Republicans Tonight
Michael Connors
P. W. Shea
Sam Boyd
McCausland
Knoxville
Tenn
Samuel Boyd
E. H. Benton
Porter Street
Rutherford Avenue
Dunstable Street
Charlestown
Joseph Donahue
Lawrence Street
Timothy Quinlan
Mystic Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boylston Dental Rooms
Whittemore
Boylston ST
Tremont "Et
Park Sq
Sto G
Butts
Pensley
Timmons
C. I. Hood & Co
Exeter
New Phillips Congregational Church
Odwin &O
S. Anufacturers
American House
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TY Pris
John P. Manning
Boston Athletic Association
Marie P. Homer
G. W. Homer
Beacon Street
Insigl
Joseph A. Iasigi
Joy and
Mt. Vernon Streets
C. A. Woolsey’s Paint Works
Grand and
Pacific Streets
Jersey City
James W. Townsend
Celia Peterson
North Cambridge
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
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Stager
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover
Ruth
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Ason—Forde
Metway
William R. Mason
Caroline
E. Pores
Burke
David Buarie
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