Blood Wine claims cure for consumption in Boston woman
An appeal extols Blood Wine as a cure for consumption recounting Miss Nettie Clark of Hanson Street Boston who says she recovered after six bottles. It describes consumption caused by germs, explains how Blood Wine purportedly heals lungs, soothes throat and cough, and includes another testimonial from Miss Louise Clements of Lowell Massachusetts. It invites readers to obtain free blood analysis and to buy a bottle for fifty cents.
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Nettie Clark
Hanson Street
Boston
Louise Clements
Aiken Avenue
Lowell
Mass
Louis Daudelin Co
Worcester
Dr. Bull
Gough
David Hughlitt
10Th and
Susquehanna Ave
Philadelphia
Bull
Knights of Columbus Ball Draws Seven Thousand In Boston
The Mechanics' Building hosted a grand Boston Chapter Knights of Columbus event with about 7000 attendees. The Fourth Degree Corps drill impressed, color bearers guarded the cross, and a specially composed march by Thomas J. Ryan accompanied a lavish grand march led by Dr. Timothy Hanrahan and notable guests and ladies in attendance.
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Boston
Knights of Columbus
Mechanics’ Building
Order
Fourth Degree
New England
PD. J. Gorman
T. J. Kenney
Thomas J. Ryan
Pere Marquette Council
Timothy Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Edward Hearn
F. J. McManus
Margeret O’brien
William J. O’brien
Dorchester man committed after local suicide attempt
Carl H Mossing of Dorchester was sent to Taunton State Hospital after a drunken attempt to end his life. He rushed a railing in Division 4 shouting for a pistol and drank laudanum before being placed in a padded cell in the city prison. He repeatedly asked for a knife to kill himself as police sought details.
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Carl H. Mossing
Dorchester
State Institution For the
Taunton
Mossing
Division 4
Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts Holds Annual Meeting
The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts met at the Hotel Brunswick for its annual meeting and dinner. A committee appointed by Bishop Lawrence previously reported on energizing Sunday schools. The meeting discussed The Work of the Sunday School with speakers Rev A H Amory Professor E L Brane Rev Edward Edwards P Mills Wollaston and J J Greenough addressing the gathering.
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Episcopalian Club of
Massachusetts
Brunswick
Lawrence
Episcopalian Church
A. H
Bessie Leary Reverses Perry Case Story
Agnes Leary and her daughter Bessie were questioned by Captain Irish regarding the Perry case. Bessie admitted uncertainty about ever seeing Perry or that he attempted an assault, saying she sought excitement by telling the Somerville tale.
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Bessie Leary
Perry Case
Agnes Leary
Somerville
George L. ©. Perry
Bessie
Captain Irish
East Boston
Perry
Canada plans grand transcontinental line from Ontario to British Columbia
Despatches from Montreal confirm Canada will build a modern transcontinental railroad by the Grand Trunk Railway Company. The route from North Bay or Gravenhurst to Port Simeon or Bute Inlet passes northern Ontario, Manitoba, and British Columbia via Pine River Pass. Estimated cost 75 to 100 million dollars. Construction to begin after legislation. system to be operative within five years after surveys. Boston merchants doubt effect on port trade, noting aims to develop Canadian wheat regions rather than boost Boston traffic.
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Montreal
Clifford Sifton
Canada
North Bay
Gravenhurst
Ontario
Bute Inlet
Port Simpson
B. C
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Manitoba
British Columbia
Pine River Pass
William H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Accidents of a Day In Wakefield and Charlestown
Thomas McDonald of 47 Calvary street Waltham was struck by a falling hod of bricks at work causing a fractured spine and severe bruises. He is at Boston City Hospital Relief station and expected to recover. Joseph Campbell, Salvation Army barracks resident, fell into the water near Pier 6 Charlestown and was rescued after 15 minutes. Charles O Burrill of 22 Mt. Pleasant avenue, planning Thanksgiving in Biddeford Me., broke his right leg in Biddeford and is in Massachusetts General Hospital after returning to Boston.
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Wakefield
Thomas McDonald
Calvary Street
Waltham
Boston City Hospital
Joseph Campbell
Salvation Army
Pier 6
Charlestown
Charles O. Burrill
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Biddeford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Yanger Wins Easy Victory Over Herman
Benny Yanger defeated Kid Herman by decision in six rounds at the American Athletic Club. Yanger controlled the bout from the start and repeatedly floored Herman in the final three rounds, with the bell sparing Herman from a knockout in the fourth and fifth rounds.
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Yanger
Herman Chicago
Benny Yanger
Kid Herman
American Athletic Club
Herman
Two Rallies for Mnamee in Cambridge Meet
Democratic Mayor candidate Joan H. H. McNamee headlined crowded Union Hall and overflow Temple Hall in Cambridge after 1500 attended. Speakers attacked Non-Partisans and Republicans, highlighted a $90,000 deficit and tax issues, urged backing of McNamee and school candidate Rev. J. Henry Duckrey.
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Union Hall
Cambridge
Temple Hall
Joan H. H. McNamee
Andrew J. Rady
Joan KB. Hannigan
John J. Scott
Library Hall
Scott
McNamee
John W. Coveney
Dickinson
James T. Barrett
Adams
Boston
Barrett
New England
MccNamee
J. Henry Duckrey
Melrose City Municipal League Endorses Mayor Candidate
The Melrose Municipal League met at Hawthorne Hall with a large turnout to endorse municipal candidates. For Mayor, Sidney H. Buttrick received 57 votes to 27 for Francis S. Hesseltine, while Aldermen-at-large backed Frank H. Torrey and Albert A. Day. School Board nominees remained largely unchanged.
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Melrose
Municipal League
Hawthorne Hall
Charles €. Barry
Sidney H. Buttrick
Francis 8. Hesseltine
Mr. Buttrick
Frank H. Torrey
E. H. Moore
Stephen W. Harvey
Albert A. Day
League
Edward W. Frentz
Dr. Joseph Bubier Dead at Brookline Home
Dr. Joseph Bubier, a leading state physician and Civil War naval figure, died at his Brookline home after a short illness. He leaves a widow and two sons, Henry H. and Walter W., an actor with Joseph Jefferson's company.
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Joseph Bubier
Thorndike Street
Brookline
Henry H
Walter W
Joseph Jefferson
McKeever and Hagey Fight To Six Round Draw
Charley McKeever of Philadelphia and Charley Hagey of Lowell fought six rounds at the Washington Sporting Club in Philadelphia. The bout was slow and both men sustained little damage, ending in a draw.
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Philadelphia
Charley McKeever
Charley Hagey
Lowell
Mass
Washington Sporting Club
Providence Beats Worcester 6 to 4 in New England Hockey
Providence defeated Worcester 6 to 4 in Providence Rhode Island with Wiley at centre shining. Curtis provided speed and Mallory stood out in goal play while Pierce and Bannon led Worcester’s efforts.
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Providence
R. I
Worcester
Wiley
Curtis
Mallory
Pierce
Bannon
Cunningham
TOTO
Daly
Ao Bannon
Connell
Perrin
Foot Caught in a Frog Ends Railroader’s Life
Thomas Halloran a 75 year old railroad veteran died after his foot became jammed on a frog near Somerville station. He had served in the Civil War and lately worked as day crossing tender on the Fitchburg division. His widow and several adult children survive.
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Thomas Halloran
Somerville
Mr. Halloran
Somerville Avenue
Fitchburg
Medford Street
Old Tom
Halloran
Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
Noted Architect and Engineer Dean Dies in Philadelphia
Joseph M. Willison, a renowned architect and engineer, died suddenly today in his Philadelphia office after a brief illness. Friends and colleagues mourn a leader in design and a pioneer in construction methods.
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Philadelphia
Joseph M. Willison
Brutal Assault in Providence Victim Struck by Bat at Pearl and Perkins
Italian barber Benjamin Franco was fatally assaulted tonight at Pearl and Perkins streets in Providence. An unknown man struck Franco with a baseball bat as he walked with a woman, then fled. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Providence
R. I
Benjamin Franco
Pearl and
Perkins Streets
Franco
Pearl Street
Aldermen On Tinkham Fireworks Dismiss Probe
The Board of Aldermen met with amusement as corruption charges against a Back Bay alderman failed to spark an investigation. Alderman Tinkham defended his remarks, calling them sincere and refusing to apologize, while Chairman Doyle pressed for specific facts.
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Tinkham
Board of Aldermen
Back Bay
Doyle
Bitter War of Millionaires
New York, Nov. 24. Edwin Hawley and E. H. Harriman issued a circular to Colorado Fuel and Iron stockholders concerning proxies. They recount a Nov. 6 conference with Gould agreeing to solicit proxies and dispute Goulds later denial. Proxies already obtained were proposed to be split, then returned. They state shareholders will not bear proxy-protection expenses.
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New York
Edwin Hawley
BE. H. Harriman
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Mr. Gould
Messrs
Hawley
Gould
Harriman
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Messrs. Hawley
South
H. Harriman
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James E. McConnell
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Helen Daly
D. A. Cronin
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James F. Fay
William J. McLenchie
William J. McDonald
William Connor
O’brien
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Conlin
Clara M. Dalton
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Annie McDowall
Nellie F. McCormack
Joseph C. Pelletier
Henry F. Naphen
J. FP. Fitzgerald
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
John A. Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Hugh Montague
Richard A. Sullivan
John J. Barry
Pierce O'Connor
John F. Cavanaugh
J. J. Sullivan
W. P. Moriarty
James E. Shea
T. W. A. Bradley
Timothy Lyons
Thomas F. Leahy
William J
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