Some Startling Facts of Vital Interest to Women
A preserved adv. warns that winter brings catarrh and related illnesses to many women. Recommends Peruna as safeguard and cure, with multiple testimonials from Miss Caroline J. Kahl, Mrs. Mattie Zenk, Mrs. Barbara Messer, Mrs. Rose Parker, and others. Includes address for free health and beauty booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahl
Peruna
Caroline J. Kahl
Otisco
Ind
Zenk
Mattie Zenk
Forest Avenue
Oak Park
Rose Parker
William Downs
R. E. Worrell
The
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Major police shift reassigns 44 officers citywide
A sweeping department realignment transfers four captains, two lieutenants, and thirty-eight patrolmen across divisions and facilities. Notable moves include Wyman to Division 15 and Brown to City Prison, Hurley to Division 13, with Sullivan and Rich step adjustments. The order takes effect next Monday at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regi
Atle
George A. Wyman
D Wigton
Division
William H. Brown
Divisi
City
Thomas W. Coleman
Difon
Timothy A. Hurley
City Prison
James P. Sullivan
Hiram H. Rich
Divigion
Rivision
Trolmen
Div
A Morgan
J. Christopher
L. Murphy
J. Kidder
Charles H. Eat
Ont Chase
James J. McBrien
Wees
Tus Ucmnae Limvne
Hurley
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
Sullivan
Dawson
Searles
Brown
Secret Squad
Hogan
Hoyt Funeral Held in Charlestown New Hampshire
The funeral services for playwright Charles H. Hoyt were conducted at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Charlestown at 1 45 PM with Rev B S Laester and Rev Howard F Hall officiating. A large crowd followed the casket to the village cemetery for the mausoleum burial as pallbearers including Frank G Clarke and John R Grismer served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
N. H
Charles H. Hoyt
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Tlaester
St. Luke’s Church
Howard F. Hall
Frank G. Clarke
Frank Wood
Charles H. Bradford
Harry Conor
Fred J F. Wright
Frank Hamlin
Herbert W. Bond
Edward Kidder
Edwin £&. Knowles
John R. Grismer
Hill
Hoyt
Missing Cambridge Youth George Martin 16
George 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs Peter Martin of Autumn street Cambridge has been missing for five weeks since leaving Oct 13 to go to his Braookline job. He has not returned or been heard from. description notes dark snipple exion and eight six feet inches. No motive or bad habits reported. A possible note of a move to New York noted in rough text.
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George
Martin
Peter Martin
Autumn Street
Cambridge
Braookline
New York
Peter
Eollows
Collision reported between Numidian and schooner Alma
Passengers from the Numidian arrive in Portland Maine and describe a collision last Wednesday with the schooner Alma of Lockport New York. The Alma was towing the schooner Thoradey when the line parted and contact was lost. Alma carried seven men and two were aboard to assist.
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Portland
Pasengers
Alma
Lockport
Thoradey
Breakin g Entering Arrests Reported
Police report two youths ages 19 and 19 were arrested for breaking and entering a rear area of 80 Condor Avenue and Nebusay Street. They allegedly damaged a steam pipe and bridge fittings valued at about $0, with some property later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durgage
Arthy
William G. Foley
En Street
Library Hall Assn Attacks Temple Hall Nominations
The Library Hall Association of Cambridge attacked Temple Hall nominees for the Common Council, indorsing some and replacing others across five wards. Ward by ward, selections favored Temple Hall figures in places while substituting several names, with attendance listed as 40, 40, 6, 38, and 30 in Wards 1 to 6. Albert H. Hall to be nominated for Alderman tomorrow, replacing Howland Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall Association of
Cambridge
Temple Hall
Common Council
John D. Merrill
Stoughton Bell
Thorndike Spalding
Timothy Sullivan
Charles H. Lake
Charles Walcott
Joseph E. Sharkey
William W. Bird
Herbert A. Rhoades
James J Malley
T. H. Heaton
J. Edward Barry
George T. Page
Thomas T. Jones
Thomas J. O’brien
D. B. Shaughnessey, Jr
Alexander Sullivan
John T. Hart
John W. Shelley, Jr
Edward E. Clarke
John F. Danskin
Solomon H. Barnard
Edwin A. Cutting
M. H. Lynn
John D. Thompson
William H. Lewis
W. H. Colman
Albert H. Hal
Howland Dudley
Lowell Nominations at Democratic Municipal Convention
The Democratic municipal convention met in Lowell this evening and nominated for mayor General Charlies A. Dimon and Fred H. Rourk. Alderman candidates were named for wards 1 through 9, sparking notable parliamentary sparring and debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Charlies A. R. Dimon
Department of Supplies
Fred H. Rourk
Richard J. McClusey
John J. Sullivan
Philip Demarais
James F. Miskella
Patrick Con On
Gardner W. Pearson
James H. Carmichael
Wessy Sawyer
Joseph Mullen
No Mayoral Candidate Chosen in Newton Meeting
The Democratic gathering at the Jefferson Club in Newtonville adjourned without nominating a mayoral candidate. William H. Baker received 21 informal and 31 formal votes but declined the nomination under existing conditions. A ward committee will report after selecting a candidate, with Aldermen-at-large nominees named for wards 1 through 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Jefferson Club
Newtonville
Jlliam H. Baker
William B. Weldon
George M. Pulsifer
Fred M. Lowe
C. A. Brown
George H. Mellen
Norris
C. &. Ensign
Brine Nominated for Somerville Mayor by Democrats
At the Somerville Democratic mayoralty convention in Independent Hall Henry C. Brine was unanimously chosen as the mayoral candidate. Alderman James W. Kenney chaired the event with John L. Connelly as secretary. Brine was nominated by Charles F. Buffum and seconded by William H. Flynn Joseph ONeill Frederick K. Gifford and Morris J. White. The secretary cast one ballot for Brine and he gave a brief acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hall
Somerville
Henry C. Brine
Old Ward 2
James W. Kenney
John L. &. Connelly
Mr. Brine
Charles F. Buffum
William H. Flynn
Joseph O'Neil
Frederick K. Gifford
Morris J. White
Socialists nominate Everett candidates at convention
The Socialist Labor party held a convention in Everett last evening and nominated candidates for municipal offices. Mayor Albert M. Grant. Aldermen Edwin S. Mayer Ward 6 Amos P. Jones Ward 3 Joel Miller Ward 3 O H Lange Ward 2. School committee at large Alfred E. Jones Ward 1 Edmistone Ward 2 Nathan J. King Ward 8 George O Clapp ard 5 Samuel Ferguson Fred R. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
Everett
Albert M. Grant
Edwin S. Mayer
Amos P. Jones
Joel Miller
O. H. Lange
Alfred E. Jones
Edmistone
Nathan J. King
George O. Clappard
Samuel Ferguson
Fred R. Johnson
Puzzled Doctors As Comer Survives Double Gunshot
Charles Comer of 16 Nassau Street remains under care at City Hospital after shooting himself twice, having bullets that did not strike vital organs. Doctors report he is a patient with a chance of recovery despite the grave incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Comer
Nassau Street
City Hospital
Assignment Arrests in New York Stock Exchange Case
Late this afternoon Chester B Lawrence Jr a Consolidated Stock Exchange member with five New York offices and George H Wolbert were arrested along with Edward S Underhill manager on grand larceny charges. Mrs Catherine Rouckendorf claims the stock drawer has three 1000 bonds belonging to her. Lawrence joined the Exchange in March 18 and is said to have carried out a large business. Underhill heads the firm and is described as owning significant property.
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New York
Chester B. Lawrence, Jr
Consolidated Stock Exchange
George H. Wolbert
Wolbert
Edward
Underhill
Catherine Rouckendorf
Draiser
Lawrence
Konsoliegiad Exchange
Apples Sent By Boston Post Bring Thanks From Homes
The Boston Post delivered over 2100 bags of apples with more on the way, aiding institutions and families across Roxbury and the Highland district. Children and adults alike sent letters of gratitude, while applications for apples continue to come in though the supply is exhausted. Many thanks arrive from BenqH Israel Sheltering Home, Ellis Memorial, the Channing Home, Burnap Home, Nickerson House, and the Denison House, each praising the generous gift amid Thanksgiving and community support.
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Highland District
Roxbury
Boston Post
Benq
Israel
Post
M. T. Cohten
I. Menpe"sohn
Boston
Ihe
M. EF. P. Fennell
Channing
Mclexn Street
Burnap
Fttie Aldrich
Nickerson
Yeu
Denison House
Tyler Street
Post Apple Train Thanks From Many Charities
A series of acknowledgments from Soldiers' Home Nouse of the Angel Guardian Boston Industrial Home and other charities thanking the Post's Apple Train for apple donations ranging from five to twenty-five bushels. Recipients include Soldiers' Home Vernon Street Boston Industrial Home and Lincoln House among others. Inmates and children express gratitude for the generous food aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
S. W. Creasey
Chelsea
Angel Guardian
Bro
Jude
House of the Angel Guardian
Vernon Street
Thomas D. Roberts
Boston Industrial Home
Avis Street
Harrison Avenue
Women six day bicycle race ends with close scoring at Clermont Rink
Large crowd watched Brooklyn Clermont Rink as six of eight starters rode the women six day race. Final tallies show Miss Gast 397 miles 15 laps, Miss Brandon 397 miles 14 laps, with several others finishing in the 391 to 395 mile range as the event concluded tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clermont Rink
Brooklyn
Miss Gast
Brandon
Lamngsay
Cote Defeats Murray In Hectic Biddeford Bout
In Saco Me on November 23 Arthur Cote Biddeford lightweight champion faced Murray in a twelve round bout at the BACO A A club house attended by fans from Biddeford Lynn Boston and Portland. The match was among York counties hottest and police halted the fight in the twelfth round before a knockout could occur with Billy County of Biddeford serving as referee.
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Saco
Biddeford
Ace
Boston
Lynn
Portland
Arthur Cote
Murray
Pullee
Anight
York County
Cote
Billy County
New York Magistrate Officiates Unexpected Courtroom Marriage
In Yorkville, a magistrate quietly wed Norman Wesley Hayward of Hartford and Ethel Virginia Robinson of Burlington after two dressed brides and two grooms requested a ceremony in court. Willis B. Smith, of Cambridge, witnessed, learned of the nuptials, and plans to explain upon his return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yorkville
Wome
Norman Wesley Hayward
Hartford
Boston
Bessie C. Hawley
Burlington
Willis B. Smith
Dana Street
Cambridge
Smith
Miss Robinson
Mr. Smith
McGeaffey Files Bankruptcy With Large Liabilities
Elmer E. McGeaffey of 3 Miner Street Somerville filed a voluntary bankruptcy Thursday. Liabilities total 35 841 dollars, the largest petition that day. Assets listed at 5 dollars and notes show accommodation paper totaling 323 966 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. McGeaffey
Miner Street
Somerville
United States District
Peas McGaffey
Sal
Q Taffey
Billie
McCue Decisions McGirr in Seven Round Derby Bout
Marty McCue of New York defeated Fred McGirr of Bridgeport by decision at the Pan Gareet Club after seven rounds in Derby Conn. The fight was scheduled for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Conn
Marty McCue
New York
Fred McGirr
Bridgeport
Pangareet
New Vanderbilt Heiress Born
A girl was born tonight and poised to become the heiress to the Vanderbilt millions. News of the birth brings rejoicing as the family awaits her future prominence in society and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vanderbilt
Record cargo of oats sails to East Boston port
The British steamer Zansibar, on its way from Hamburg after fourteen days at sea, is expected to dock at the Grand Junction pier of the Boston & Albany railroad in East Boston. It will load 800,000 bushels of Esk oats for the United Kingdom, a record cargo for this or any American port, barring westerly gale delays.
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Washington Street
Col
Hayward Place
Ripley & Co
Tony Liks
Boston
Messrs
Rhodes, Ripley & Co
Kingston St
Hamburg
Zanzibar
Atlantic
Unitedingdom
Zansibar
Grand Junction Pier
Boston & Albany Railroad
East
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Messer
Barbara Messer
Freedom
L. J. Woodward
Mrs. Woodward
J. Woodward
West Danville, Vt
Orleans Street
Mass
Wyman
J. Cots BN
Scccen
John
Clark
Neve
Iliam H. Pelton
Ennis J
James F. Hogan
Cesekce Ead
Charles W. Bearisa
Haanee Ead
Wyman and
Coleman
Division 15
4Hn Aanartmant
Globe Glotin
Beach St
Library Hall Association
Temle Hall
Cambridge Association
Fes Considerad Voasc
Iman
Democrats
Everest
Comer
Rhodes, Ripley & 60
Rhodes, Ripley & Co. A
Rhodes, Ripley& Co
S & Winter
Union Label
Gio
Su.go
HOUSE
Gond Samaritan
Wa Tack
House of the Good “Samaritan
cLeayn Street
PROM
Lumi Bama
D J. O'Farrell
J. F. Ford
Lincoln House
William A. Clark
Shawmut Avenue
Manning Estate
Cate
New England
Elmer E. McGaffey
Axe
McRillis User Bonds
R. P. McCrillis
United States
Fiske
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
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