Pyramid Pile Cure Demonstrated By Suffering Columbus Man
A Columbus Ohio man recounts four boxes of Pyramid Pile Cure curing four years of severe piles. The letter touts no opium or minerals, calls the treatment painless and quick, and notes accompanying Pyramid Pills for constipation. The ad urges writing Pyramid Drug Co Albion Michigan for a free booklet.
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Pyramid PiléCure
Henry Thomas
Kosack Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Cincinnati
St. i
Albion
Mich
Hold Up W B C Fox In Glenway Near Franklin Park
Traveling salesman W B C Fox for the Cable Rubber Company was robbed by a tramp near Glenway and Franklin Park. The thief took about a dollar from Fox after a brief struggle and fled toward McLellan Street as Fox complained of poor lighting and dark streets in the area.
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W. B. C. Fox
Cable Rubber Company
Mr. Fox
Glenway
Franklin Park
Blue Hill Avenue
Iowa finishes final trial and reaches Brooklyn Navy Yard
The U S battleship Iowa arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after completing its final trial trip. Report said performance was satisfactory and the board may recommend government acceptance. Under natural draught she achieved 13 1 2 knots, about 8 percent of her maximum speed.
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New York
United States
Iowa
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Postum Cereal Coffee Urges Purity Against Adulteration
The article condemns adulterated cereal coffees and counterfeit products that mimic Postum Cereal Food Coffee. It argues many blends mix low grade coffee to imitate Postum’s flavor, warns of health harm from adulteration, and promotes Postum as a pure, palatable alternative prepared to be served black, rich, and delicious.
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Eople
Java
Prominent Maine Lawyer Coffin Commits Suicide in Boston
Edmund P. Coffin, aSkowhegan lawyer famed for his digest and high Foresters role, killed himself with morphine in a Quincy House bath after facing alleged shortfalls in his Maine accounts. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital soon after noon. His wife, en route from Skowhegan, learned of his death upon arrival.
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Edmund P. Coffin
Quincy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Skowhegan
Mr. Coffin
Maine
High Court Foresters
High Court of Foresters
Waterville Official Replaces Treasurers After Suicidal Morpheine Plot
P Prince of Waterville was elected treasurer replacing Mr Coffin who, in an apparent attempt to raise missing funds for the Foresters, ingested morphine and was found in his Boston hotel room. Clarence Scott and others accompanied Coffin, bought the poison in Waterville, and Coffin died after hours in hospital. Coffin, about 60, had planned the act, preferring death over repayment failures.
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P. Prince
Waterville
Coffin
Order of Foresters
Maine
Quincy House
Charles A. Coffin
General Electric Company
E. P. Coffin
New York
Scott
Mr. Coffin
Mr. Scott
Boston
Catarrh and Hood's Sarsaparilla Claim Cure
Catarrh is an inflammation of mucous membranes affecting head throat stomach and more. It often starts slowly and may lead to consumption if chronic. Hood's Sarsaparilla is marketed as the true remedy by purifying blood and removing scrofulous taints to heal mucous tissues.
Belting Prices Hike 25 Percent After Congress Duty
The Leather Belting Manufacturers' Association met in New York and approved a 25 percent price increase on belting. The move follows Congress imposing a duty on hides, triggering the immediate raise in prices.
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New York
Leather Belting Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Rally for O Callaghan Draws Crowd in Charlestown Ward 3
A crowded rally at the old schoolhouse in Ward 3 Charlestown featured speakers including John J. O Callaghan and Councilmen James F Haley and Charles S Sullivan. They claimed O Callaghan's past council work delivering a playground street improvements and notable appropriations while labeling rival Mahoney as duplicative of effort.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Lexington
John J. O'Callaghan
James H. Coale
James F. Haley
Charles S. Sullivan
David B. Shaw
Joseph J. Corbett
O'Callaghan
Haley
Common Council
Sullivan
Shaw
Corbett
Mahoney
Hayes
Melrose Carpenter Injured In Tar and Timber Fall
Leander Bishop a carpenter in Melrose fell from a building this afternoon and suffered serious injuries. A dramatic detail in the accident was his hand entering a pail of hot tar and being pinned there as a falling timber burned the flesh of the hand.
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Melrose
Leander Bishop
Leather Belting Association Advances Prices 2 Percent
The Leather Belting Manufacturers' Association announces a general 2 percent advance on belting in discounts without altering current price lists. The move applies to hides and leather products across the country as industries adjust.
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Eral
Entangled Romance Behind Mrs Edith Smith and John B Han an
At Narragansett Pier a sensational romance unfolds after the announced marriage of Mrs Edith Smith to millionaire John B Han an of New York. Formerly Edith Briggs widow of Charles T Smith of Newport, she rose from humble origins to society circles, while her new husband’s sudden devotion coincides with her winter plans and European stay.
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Narragansett Pier
Edith Smith
John B. Hanan
Newport
Howard Smith
Smith
Miss Briggs
Dialogue Sparks a Door Slam at the Burbeck Home
Mrs Doneater offers advice to Mrs Burbeck in a tense exchange. A sharp interruption halts the talk as the front door bangs shut, signaling a abrupt end to the conversation in Cleveland.
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Mrs. Doneater
Mrs. Burbeck
Cleveland
Doomed Creole Widow in Noted Toledo Murder Case
The article recounts the life of Mrs. Wallace Ketcham a Creole widow from New Orleans who married James R. Walkup then John Borden Ketcham. It covers Walkup's death in 1885 arsenic traces a murder accusation and acquittal amid public scorn. It follows Ketcham's marriage to Mrs. Wallace and her later divorce from Nettie Poe Ketcham in 1896 with a Toledo conservatorship and property details.
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Mabe
New Orleans
Ketcham
James R. Walkup
Emporia
Kan
Kent
William Jay
Walkup
John Borden Ketcham
Milwaukee
John B. Ketcham
W. H. Ketcham
Toledo
Indiana Avenue
Dearborn Avenue
Wallace
Nettie Poe Ketcham
Payne
E. H. Gary
New York
C. G. Clarke
St. Clair Street
Milwaukee wedding ties will to estate of reformed drinker
Joe Keller the butler recounts a Milwaukee ceremony for Mrs. Ketcham and her late husband John Ketcham who reportedly left Mrs. Wallace Walkup as sole heiress in a will read on her bedside. Neighbors doubt the inheritance exceeds $100 000 amid questions about Ketcham’s fortune and the probate process.
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Joe Keller
Wallace
Walkup
Ketcham
Chicago
Cver
Caer
Octopus of Kidney Disease Warns in Ad Tone
An alarm style medical advertisement compares kidney disease to a dangerous octopus and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites Emma Page of Boston Street who improved after use and claims the pills cure kidney disorders with nightly relief and full mobility restoration. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents.
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Boston
Florida
Bright
Dean
Emma Page
East Dedham St
Bradbury’s
Washingon
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Ketcham Estate Dispute Reveals Warnings and Will Details
A lawyer testifies that John B. Ketcham’s fortune was likely over estimated and recounts drawing up his will after two drafts. The physician says Ketcham, a known heavy drinker, was mentally sound at the time of the will and death, though warned about his drinking and decline in health. The marriage to Mrs. Ketcham is described as secretive and amid suspicious incidents.
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Tune
John B. Ketcham
Mr. Ketcham
Ketcham
de Veney
Noel
Taunton Indicts Liquor Dealer for Bribery
Indicted in Taunton on two counts Joseph McGrady a Fall River liquor dealer offered Alderman Nightingale 100 and four votes for Hillar or fire chief and offered Councilman Reynolds nothing to vote for a school janitor McGrady pleaded not guilty and was held on 1000 bond with bail posted by Timothy Buckley.
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Taunton
Joseph McGrady
Fall River
Alderman Nightingale
Hillar
Fire Department
Public Property Committee
McGrady
William J. Reynolds
Timothy Buckley
Correction Names Of Hodgdon Captain In Tales Of Rescue
The report on the Theodore Dean rescue yesterday misnamed the captain. The drowned captain is John F Hodgdon, not James T Hodgdon. He resided in Somerville and leaves a widow two daughters and a son.
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Theodore Dean
James T. Hodgdon
John F. Hodgdon
Somerville
Vienna Ultimatum Threatens Turkish Port Bombardment
Austria demands that Turkey salute the Austrian flag and remove Adana's Vali and Mersina's Mutassarif after a reported attack on Austrian merchant Brazzafelli in Mer sina. With no capitulation by noon on Thursday an Austrian warship could bomb Mersina, amid fears of a new war.
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Vienna
Austria
Mersina
Herr Brazzafelli
Constantinople
Baron de Calice
Asia Minor
Adana
Mutassarif
Porte
Associated Press
Greece
Brazzafelli
Austrian
Lloyd Steamship Company
Vali
Sultan to give Austria full satisfaction on Mersina incidents
Vienna telegraph reports Baron de Calice, Austrian ambassador at Constantinople, says the Sultan is willing to provide Austria full satisfaction over the Mersina incidents and disputes linked to the Oriental railroad and troop movements during the recent Turkey Greece war.
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London
Vienna
Baron de Calice
Constantinote
Austria
Mersina
Turkey
Greece
Turkey Recedes as Sultan Offers Satisfaction to Austria
Constantinople dispatch confirms Vienna report that the Sultan is willing to give Austria-Hungary full satisfaction for the Mersina incident and the Oriental Railway Company claim.
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London
the Times
Constantinople
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Mersina
Oriental Railway Company
Changes in the Slates Shuffle Through City Elections
Alderman John H. Lee released yesterday the names of withdrawals from mayoralty and aldermanic nominations. Vacancies closed at 5 PM, with substitutes to be announced today. Several wards report full delegations despite withdrawals, including Fallon’s ward 18 aldermanic line up remaining on the ballot.
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John H. Lee
Democratic City Committee
Thomas F. Fallon
Fallon
Whittaker
Frank J. O'Toole
Bernard J. Ne
Charles H. Howard
McNary
G. A. Sanderson
O’callaghan
Stephen Hunt
M. W. Kerrigan
M. H. Murphy
E. H. Madden
J. H. Leary
A. A. Badaraccho
Octavio Brogi
Moses Reinhertz
Patrick F. Brogan
J. A.kan
M. J. Donovan
Quincy
Thomas Kelly
Iney
Thomas Nolan
Cunningham
Matthew B. McGrain
anti-Quincy
Michael Leary
George A. Bullivan
James I. Ford
J. John J. Hartigan
Pennie
Patrick H. Bresnihan
J. O'Toole
Drohan
Lawrence J. Parle
John F. Shea
W. J. Corcoran
McCarthy
Charles I. Sick
D. J. Fitspatrick
William H. Murphy
Kirk
Joseph F. Madden
Thomas N. Monahan
Arthur Watson
John J. Fineno
Can We Be Cured A Test By Which The True Value Is Found
An appeal promoting Hyomel as a cure for respiratory diseases. It argues air pathways must be treated locally, touts a germicide inhaled through breathing, and cites 3800 physicians and 300,000 people who tested it. Free treatment offered at The R T Booth Co. or Hyomel Outfit priced at $1 with money back guarantee.
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R. T. Booth Co
Ancient Order of Hibernians to Aid St Stephen's Parish
North End Boston division 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosts its 28th annual hall at St John’s Hall Moon Street on Thanksgiving Eve. Proceeds go to St Stephen’s parish poor. Stone’s Orchestra plays 15 pieces 8 to 9, grand march 9, dancing 9 to 4.
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Order of Hibernians
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
St. Stephen’s Parish
Stone
Division 1
Boston
American Wringer Co. Ad Promotes Goods and Repair Service
The American Wringer Company advertises at 77 and 7 Franklin Street and 8 Arch Street as manufacturers of clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers are repaired. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
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