Warner's Safe Cure Promises Free Trial Bottles Nationwide
Advertises Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills as the sole cure for Bright's disease and related kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. Claims testimonials from J Williams of Detroit and Mrs. Lucy Baxter of Newport News and urges readers to send urine samples for free medical analysis. Warns against substitute remedies and promotes postpaid home delivery in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
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Warner
J. Willamas
Columbia &I
Detroit
Michigan
Order Sons of St. George
Lucy Baxter
Newport News
Bright
Pr. Martin
Syracuse
N. Y
Wearner
Warner's
Trial Bottle Free Offers Kidney Cure in Boston Post Ad
Warner's Safe Cure promotes a free trial bottle to anyone with kidney liver bladder or blood disease. A medical booklet with disease prescriptions and patient testimonials accompanies the offer. Send a request to Warner's Safe Cure Company Rochester NY and cite reading in the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warner’s
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Mayor and Aldermen Clash Over Loan Bill and Veto
The Boston Board of Aldermen wrestles with a $916,000 loan bill after Mayor Collins vetoed items. The mayor sent a list for a $301,000 bill, while aldermen push the larger amount and debate funding for schools, cemeteries, public buildings, children’s institutions, auditing, fire, parks, and playgrounds. A secret session ends with postponement as both sides jockey for influence and possible compromise.
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Board of Aldermen
Norrin
Elec Dxaee Sas Sc
President Faces Party Rift Over Tariff and Trust Reforms
Washington reports indicate the President’s stance on trusts and tariff revision will split Republicans into Roosevelt and anti Roosevelt factions. Key Senate figures Lodge Hanna Aldrich oppose radical moves. in the House Payne Cannon Grosvenor Babcock align with delay and protection.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Lodge
Hanna
Aldrich
Serena Payne
Cannon
Babcock
Grosvenor
Littlefield
Cullom
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Payne
Shaw
Hitchcock
Wilson
West
Root
Moody
Hay
Knox
Doctor offers free asthma treatment with referrals program
Dr. Whetzel will for a time send a test course of treatment free to all applicants who will give a short description of their case and aid in the humane work by sending the names of two other persons having asthma. Ask for booklet of particulars in writing for free trial treatment. Address
Proposed changes in Hebrew schools unite Boston pupils
A movement to consolidate all Hebrew free schools in Boston under one umbrella seeks practical changes in methods and management. Several thousand Hebrew children attend these schools alongside public schools, funded by Hebrew congregations. The Boston Council of Zionists and Chevra Shas back the reform, with several societies to meet soon to set a programme and begin steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Free Schools
Boston
Boston Council of Zionists
Chevra Shas
Thanksgiving Eve Party at Catholic Union Hall for Father Keleher
An annual social highlight, the subscription party at Catholic Union Hall honors Rev. John F. Keleher, longtime St. Joseph's parish associate and current pastor of St. Margaret's Brockton. Reception runs 8 to 9, dancing 9 to 1, with Dr. C A McGinley as floor director and a committee of respected matrons and young volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union Hall
John F. Keleher
Byrne
St. Joseph’s
West End
St. Margaret's
Brockton
C. A. McGinley
Francis H Mullin Dies in Toronto Diphtheria Palms
Francis H Mullin aged 19 years 5 months died in Toronto hospital from diphtheria. He was son of Mrs Margaret M Mullin and the late Francis H Mullin of Boston. Former Hyde Park resident and high school drum major leaves mother two sisters Mrs George J Brady and Miss Margaret Mullin.
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Toronto
Francis H. Mullin
Margaret M. Mullin
Boston
Hyde Park
George
J. Brady
Margaret Mullin
One Drowned and One Saved in Provincetown Fishing Incident
Provincetown, Nov. 24. The schooner Trene and May from Boston arrived with flag at half mast for Angus McInnis of Souris P E I. McInnis and his mate drew trawls and, overloaded, waited. The wash from the vessel as she went alongside filled and sank the dory. McInnis drowned while his mate was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Trene
May
Boston
Angus McInnis
Souris
P. E. I. McInnis
Dury
Dory
McInnis
Boston Schwaben Verein Recreates South German Peasant Wedding
The Boston Schwaben Verein plans a harvest festival night recreating a South German peas ant wedding. Schwaben Hall will resemble a mountain village with performers in role, a village parade, traditional dances, a wedding meal, and outdoor dancing in the village square.
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Boston Schwaben Verein
Boston
Germany
Schwaben Hall
Harbor View Yacht Club closes with venison dinner and songs
A joyous Harbor View Yacht Club closing exercises and venison dinner drew a large local turnout on Sunday. Chef McNichol received praise as Solos by Langley Benson Duclos and others entertained. the club plans another social soon. A fleet of 21 vessels arrived at T wharf since Saturday noon, with extensive haddock cod pollock hake and cusk landings totaling 583 800 pounds. Among the new arrivals was the schooner George H Lubec on her maiden market voyage delivering haddock cod hake pollock and ecusk.
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Harbor View Yacht Club
McNichol
Messrs
Langley
Benson
Duclos
Philip J. Molloy
Harbor View
Mr. Kelley
Chelsea
T Wharf
Catharine and
Ellen
Mary A. Whalen
Benjamin F. Phillips
George H. Lubec
Helen B. Thomas
Volant
Rienzi
Slade Gorton
Thomas
Maurice Lubec
Briny
Haddock
Harpswell
Thomas Brundage
Oxner & Story
Essex
Delaware & Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Old Liverpool Pier
Congress Street Bridge
Delaware
Baltimore
Hector
Fire Island
Atlantic City
N. J
Cape Henry
Boralma
New England
Liverpool
Queenstown
Merion
Iiverpool
Boston
Orion
Boston Towboat Company
Pensacola
Havana
Coffee to Postum Switch Cited by Carthage Housewife
A Carthage New York groceryman’s wife recounts quitting coffee after a year and a half, switching to Postum, which she says ended her headaches and torpid liver, restored her complexion, and prompted many families to try Postum with satisfaction. Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
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Carthage
New York
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Strange Actions of Three Men Terrorize Haynes Street
Three middle aged men, seen in East Boston on Haynes Street last Tuesday night, patrolled the area from 9 to midnight frightening women. Mrs Yeaton, Mrs Call, Mrs Young and others reported being followed or observed as one man climbed lamp posts and peered through windows. Neighbors described the trio as well dressed and not intoxicated. after a night of unsettling incidents they vanished.
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Haynes Street
East
Boston
George Yeaton
Lieutenant Yeaton
Station 7
James Young
Michael Brennan
Joseph White
Second and final section of the floating drydock updates
Steamer Marienfels from Calcutta left Algiers for this port and New York. Mystic, a British four masted steamer, left Sydney with coal for the harbor after last visiting on April 2. City of Memphis, Ocean Steamship Co., under George C. Savage, will arrive next week from Savannah with 10 000 to 12 000 bales of cotton for New England mills. Potatoes season opens at Commercial pier from Prince Edward Island, with small schooners and turnip fleet. Pilgrim and Moran cleared at Alberton with 6465 and 5805 bushels respectively, delayed by bad weather. Agenor sailed from Newcastle for Tahiti. Winthrop ferry reaches Delaware Breakwater. Captain Frank Cooney sells schooner Clara M Littlefield for Florida snapper fishery. larger craft planned. Betts Bros. Wrecking Co. hired to raise sunken tug C A Dickey off York's pier. The Landsman.
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Marienfels
Calcutta
Algiers
Here
New York
Mystic
St. Lawrence
Sydney
C. B
City of Memphis
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Veir
George C. Savage
City of
Macon
Old City of
Lewis Wharf
New England
Prince Edward Island
Pilgrim
Moran
Alberton
P. BE. I
Agenor
Colby
Newcastle
Tahiti
East
Boston
C. Smith
B. B. Williams
Winthrop
Jacksonville
Delaware
Frank Cooney
Rockport
Mass
Clara M. Littlefield
Florida
Littlefield
Betts Bros. Wrecking Company
East Boston
C. A. Dickey
York’s Pier
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac Brief Almanac for Harbor and Ports
Shipping news notes sun rise and set times, tidal high water, arrivals of vessels including Etruria, Matteawan, Admiral Farragut, and many brigs and schooners with cargos from Baltimore and New York. Departures include Kansas and Ethelwold bound for Liverpool and Port Simon, with several steamers sailing via Portland, Eastport and Halifax.
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Etruria
Ger
Breckenfelder
Hamburg
Matteawan
Moor
Swansea
Admiral Farragut
Hopkins
Port Antonio
Jam
Clara A. Donnell
Connor
Wilmington
N.C
Prescott Palmer
Carlisle
Charles A. Campbell
Pierce
Katharine D. Ferry
Garfield
Baltimore
R. D. Bibber
Gibbs
Robert Graham Dun
McKown
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Reed
Shaw
South Gardiner
Hooper
Kidder
Calais
BB. C. Gates
Lunn
Saco
Bessie A
Conlon
Mineola
Forsyth
Cheverle
Valdare
Anthony
Bear River
Ona
Creaser
Grand Turk
T. I., Nov. 7, With Salt; Gazelle (Br.), Warner, Port Gilbert
Kansas
Liverpool
Eng
Ethelwold
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Chattahoochee
New York
Telesfora
Span
Norfolk
Nordhaven
Dan
Port Ds
Mary Manning
Cambrian
London
St. Croix
St. John
N. C
Portland
Eastport
Oscar Sl
Swed
Laoussurg
C. B
Inchmarlo
Galveston
Planet Rs
Florida
H. M. Whitney
Gypsum King
Windsor
Rges
Ontario
Phenix and
Gypsum
Big Corporations at Odds Over Damages Contract
The Dominion Coal Company and the New England Gas and Coke Company failed to settle their dispute after a meeting led by President Ross. Officials adjourned with no definite result, and the gas and coke side argues the contract was broken by Dominion. A settlement would require Dominion to back down entirely.
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Domion Coal Company
New England Gas and Coke Company
Ross
Coal Company
Gas and Coke Company
Dominion Coal Company
Mrs Molineux Secluded in Cataract Hotel Sioux Falls
Mrs Roland Molineux has retreated to strict seclusion in her Cataract Hotel rooms in Sioux Falls after announcing she came West to pursue a divorce. She asserts funds come from General Edward L. Molineux and says her husband will not contest the suit. She cites mental anguish and cruel treatment as grounds, details her travel from New York and Chicago, and denies sensational reports of travel by automobile or other arrangements.
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Sioux Falls
Roland Molineux
Blanche C. Molineux
South Dakota
Edward L. Molineux
Alcott
General Molineux
Molineux
Henry C. Barnet
Kate J. Adams
Chicago
New York
Three in One Laced Congress Railroad Safety Shoe Ad
A Boston shoe advertisement touts a versatile laced Congress style that adjusts for a perfect fit and can be drawn off instantly if caught. Marketed as a railroad safety shoe, it consolidates multiple needs into one shoe and sells at the price of a regular pair. Numerous retailers across Washington Street, Columbus Avenue, Tremont Street, Atlantic Avenue, Dorchester Avenue, Charlies Street, Hanover Street, Merchants Row, and West Broadway are listed as sellers.
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Leopold Morse & Co
Washington Street
Rice Bros
Columbus Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
J. W. Day & Son
Tremont Street
J. W. Newcomb
West Broadway
P. Finnegan
Dorchester Avenue
Ross Bros
Hanover Street
Samuel Simons
Charlies Street
Boylston Street
L. Wallace
F. E. Hathaway & Son
Merchants Row
M. Sheehy & Co
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan's
White's
Crosby's
Rigid Measures Against Foot and Mouth Disease
Chelsea reports two cows and six pigs infected while Revere hosts a quarantine herd of about 30. Acton has four quarantine sites affecting around 100 animals. Cases appear in Littleton Fall River Danvers Concord Methuen Needham. Washington may take command as Massachusetts restricts livestock trade to a near standstill. Brighton stock yards may suspend business next week affecting exchange cattle.
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Chelsea
Massachusetts
Inspectra
Revere
Acton
Littleton
Fall River
Danvers
Concord
Methuen
Needham
Brighton
Nasal Tones and Nasal Catarrh Cure Promised
A regional claim links nasal speech to America and warns of nasal catarrh as a serious ailment that weakens lungs and stomach. The remedy urged is Hood's medicine, stated as the radical cure from impure blood, with a firm admonition to accept no substitute.
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Hood
Molineux Seeks Aid Of Sister In Law To Stave Off Divorce
Roland B. Molineux appeals to his sister in law Mrs H Wade Stearns to influence or delay his wife Mrs Molineux's divorce suit. Telegrams and letters pass, he plans to visit Canonicut Park near Jamestown. Mrs Stearns aims to keep involvement quiet while wintering at her secluded cottage to avoid public attention.
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Newport
R. I
Roland B. Molineux
H. Wade Stearns
Jamestown
Mrs .Stearns
Paulists May Have Big Cambridge Parish
Boston clerical circles discuss Archbishop Williams delay in appointing Father Scully's successor in Cambridge. Rumor says the parish may be given by direct appointment to a religious order, with the Paulists of New York favored over the Jesuits of St. Mary’s Church in the North End.
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Boston
Williams
Father Scully
Cambridge
Jesuits
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Paulists
New York
Christmas Holidays in Washington DC Tour 25 Dollar Plan
The Royal Blue offers a personally conducted Boston to Washington trip starting Friday December 2% with five days board and expenses covered for 25 dollars. The itinerary includes Philadelphia and New York visits during Congress in session. Applications to Joseph P Taggart, 211 Washington Street, Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Congress
National Capital
Joseph P. Taggart
New England
Washington Street
Deaths in Arlington Heights and Charlestown
Ida Allen of Arlington Heights died November 24 wife of Stevens Lawrence. Funeral service November 26 at 2 p.m. 11 Oakland Ave Arlington Heights. Jeremiah Mahoney of Charlestown died November 24 aged 62 husband of Delia Regan. Funeral from 36 Everett St Wednesday 28th inst. at 8:30 a.m. High Mass at St Catherine's Church at 9 a.m. Late first sergeant Company A 20th Massachusetts Volunteers and Legion of Honor member.
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St. Catherine's Church
20Th Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Legion of Honor
White House Social Doings at First Dinner of Season
President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted their first White House dinner of the season with 18 covers. Notable guests included Justice White, Secretary Root, Attorney General Knox, Admiral Dewey, General Crozier, Baron Speck von Sternberg, Miss Zuckerman, and others. Alice Roosevelt returned to Washington after months at Oyster Bay and the East.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Justice
White
Root
Knox
Dewey
General Crozier
Speck von Sternberg
J. S Strachey
Cowles
Grant LaFarge
Zuckerman
Funeral for Dennis Reardon in Revere at 88
Funeral services for Dennis Reardon, died Saturday at his Revere home aged 88, were held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Solemn high mass was offered by Rev. James Lee with assistants. James J. Reardon, son of the deceased, heads Division 28, A.O.H., which attended. Town officials and others were present. Interment followed at Woodlawn.
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Dennis Reardon
Revere
Deaths From Consumption in Boston Highlight Koch Treatment
The diagram shows the ravages of consumption in Boston and promotes a Koch Tuberculine cure. It claims neglect of catarrh leads to worst cases and prescribes inhaled vapors of oils to reach the lungs. It states free consultation and trial treatment at 361 Boylston Street, Boston, as the only local Koch treatment site.
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Boston
United States
Prof
Koch
Boylston Street
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