Peruna Endorsed by Women in Newsprint Testimony
A series of women from New York to Indianapolis laud Peruna for restoring health after long suffering. Mrs E E Richards describes rapid improvement after starting the remedy, while Mrs Mary Miller credits eleven bottles with returning her to health. The advertisement touts Peruna as a universal cure for female catarrh and related ailments, inviting readers to write to Dr Hartman for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Old Shield Block
Indianapolis
Ind
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Coler Named For New York Leader
Saratoga N Y Sept 30 Coler Kings For Governor Bird Coler for governor and Charles N Bulger for lieutenant governor head a ticket announced by Senator Hill in Saratoga The plan also includes C M Freston for comptroller Frank H Mott for secretary of state John Cunneen for attorney general Richard W Herman for engineer D J Van Auken for treasurer John C Gray for judge of the Court of Appeals Some delegates clash over seating Devery backers demand recognition amid a heated convention fight and untangled credentials and platform plans are debated through the night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Bird
Coler
Kings
Charles N. Bulger
Oswego
C. M. Freston
Ulster
Frank H. Mott
Chautauqua
John Cunneen
Eric
Richard W. Herman
Oneida
D. J. van Auken
Ontario
Ontario. For Judge Court of Appeals—John C. Gray
New York
Senator Hill
Hugh McLaughlin
Kings County
Committee On
William S. Devery
Campbell
John B. Stanchfield
Elmira
John G. Carlisle
Stanchfield
Mr. Carlisle
Mr. Stanchfield
Goodwin
Devery
Skull Fracture Alleged After Tremont Street Brawl
A late night melee on Tremont street near Pleasant street subway led to two patrolmen arresting Edward Rice and Frank Leonard for mutual assault and battery. Leonard, badly beaten, was moved to the City Hospital Relief station with suspected skull fracture. Witnesses claim a patrolman struck him multiple times as a mob shouted for mercy. Police and bystanders reported brutality and a rescue attempt of the prisoners.
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Station 4
Tremont Street
Pleasant Street
Station
Frank Leonard
Poplar Street
Somerville
City Hospital
Edward H. Rice
Carver Street
Leonard
Eagle House
Shawmut Avenue
Rice
C. H. Graham
Aldrica Street
Court Street
E. G. Crowther
Oliver Street
Michael Curran
Medford Street
Charlestown
Gas Light Company
McNeils Seek Brother In Mystery Of Tragic Body Found
The man found with his throat cut near the Mt Washington avenue bridge remains unidentified after fifty visitors at the North Grove street morgue. Francis H. McNeil of Watertown and Edward McNeil of 35 Brackett street suspect the deceased may be their brother Michael, who was in Portland and rumored to have boarded a coasting schooner last spring. They plan to travel to Portland to search for clues. Edward says if it is their brother, the death is murder, not self-inflicted.
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Mt. Washington Avenue Bridge
North Grove Street
Francis H. McNeil
Watertown
Edward McNeil
Brackett Street
Michael
Portland
Superintendent A Thief Warns Worcester Mills
George W. Vickery 31, superintendent at Chapel Woollen Mills Cherry Valley, arrested for larceny of about 30 cuts of woollen cloth worth nearly $800. He confessed stealing over 11 months. Jacob Caplan 40, a pecker alias Lefchowitz, arrested after Vickery’s confession for receiving stolen goods.
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Worcester
George W. Vickery
Chapel
Cherry Valley
Jacob Caplan
Lefchowitz
Vickery
Ammonia Mistake Sends Woman to City Hospital
Miss Mary Blankenship aged 29 from Providence visiting Roxbury resident Mrs. Annie Thornton at 247 Washington Street drank water from a glass containing ammonia by accident. She was overcome, given an emetic, and hospitalized with no serious outcome expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blankenship
City Hospital
Miss Blankenship
Providence
Annie Thornton
Washington Street
Roxbury
Maria Wales will totals ten thousand to Harvard College
Maria Wales wills public bequests totaling forty two thousand one hundred dollars filed for probate at Suffolk Registry. Harvard College receives three hundred thousand to add to H. W. Wales fund for a Sanescril professorship. Other gifts include ten thousand to the Kindergarten for the Blind, twenty thousand to the Museum of Fine Arts, one thousand each to the Home for Aged Colored Women and the Children's Hospital, and zero to the Tuckerman Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Wales
Suffolk
Harvard College
H. W. Wales
Sanescril
Kindergarten For
Museum of Fine Arts
Home For
Colored Women
Children's Hospital
Tuckerman Circle
Dress Cut and Purse Stolen in South Boston Incident
May Mansfield of 79 Sixth Street South Boston reported a pocket picked theft at a Washington Street bookstore. Her purse containing 65 dollars vanished and her dress was torn by a large slit as she returned home yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mansfield
Sixth Street
Boston
Washington Street
Shaw Plan to Ease Wall Street Stringency Faces Banker Queries
Boston bankers question the legality of Secretary Shaw's plan to relieve strain by freeing reserves and allowing securities other than government bonds as security for government deposits. He says $40,000,000 could be released immediately, with details to be defined if other securities are accepted.
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Boston
Treasury
Shaw
Wall Street
New York
Franklin Haven
Merchants’ National Bank
J. P Stearns
National Shawmut Bank
Otis H. Luke
Central National Bank
John M. Graham
International Trust Company
Secretary of the Treasury
A. C G. Ratshesky
United States Trust Company
Financial Department
Horatio G. Curtis
Old Boston National Bank
United States
Thomas P. Beal
Second National Bank
Prank G. Webster
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Morgan
Tary Shaw
Effects in the Market Behind Wall Street Rally and Shaw Plan
The New York stock market surged then tumbled, then rebounded on Tuesday led by Secretary Shaw's plan to inject more money into circulation. Call loans spiked Monday but closed near 3 percent Tuesday, while a coal strike rumor fueled last hour buying. Banks stayed cautious in Boston as New York's volatility echoed through the day.
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New York
Shaw
Wall Street
Boston
Esespeseseriecss
Brear
Hans Fe Feference
Cence
Atchison Common
Covece BG
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
AUEL
Chasserecscosiensae Sss
Illinois Gentral
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Gates
Senator George R. Jones Renominated at Everett Rally
The Hon. George R. Jones, Senator from the fourth Middlesex district, was renominated by the Republican convention in Everett. A resolution urging the President to help end the coal strike was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
George R. Jones
Middlesex
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Cure for Digestive Ailments
A 1902 advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a remedy for catarrh and dyspepsia with claims of curing indigestion and stimulating healthy blood. Testimonials from Chicago and Virginia assert relief after two bottles, while the ad urges use by doctors and hospitals as a pure stimulant and tonic. The product is sold for $1 a bottle and marketed as government-recognized medicine with a free medical booklet available by writing Rochester, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
David Gordon
W. 11Th At
Chicago
Atlantic City
N. J
M. H. Reno
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
Penitent ex-treasurer Coe faces sentence in $96,000 larceny case
Henry F. Coe, aged ex-treasurer of Bowker Fertilizer, pleaded guilty to one count of larceny involving $96,000. Health deteriorating, he requested six months’ suspension. judge postponed verdict to this afternoon as family and officials testified on shortages, secret accounts, and Coe’s land holdings and life-insurance arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Coe
Bowker Fertilizer Company
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Mr. Coe
Coe
Melvin 0. Adams
Sughrue
Dr. Knapp
Higgingson
Parker
North Dakota
Bowker Company
Adams
Children Start 2900 Fire At Melrose House
Sept 30. Children playing with matches at 4 Grove street caused a fire in an attic room. Damage totaled about 2900. owner Alderman E. S. Page. Occupants Walter H. Shaw and Michael Bowers. Mrs Shaw extinguished initial blaze, later fires spread, firemen took two hours to control. Losses: Shaw about 800 uninsured. Bowers furniture 300 insured partly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Grove Street
Walter H. Shaw
Michael Bowers
Middlesex Democrats Nominate Montgomery for Senator
The Cambridge wardroom of the Central Square City Building hosted the Middlesex district Democratic convention last evening. Grenville F. MacFarland chaired a motion to clear spectators and reporters, which passed, and Representative James A. Montgomery was unanimously nominated for the senatorship. John F. O'Brien won a State central committee seat over Thomas F. Royle by 22 to 19.
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Second
Middlesex
Central Square
Cambridge
Grenville F. MacFarland
James A. Montgomery
John F. O'Brien
State Central Committee
Thomas F. Royle
Cynthia Club Barn Party At Rooney's Stable
The Cynthia Club of young ladies at Revere Beach held a successful barn party last night in Rooney's stable on Otis Street. Dancers wore old fashioned costumes.
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Cynthia Club
Revere Beach
Rooney
Otis Street
Revere
Cullis Home Fair Continues Despite Weather
Owing to the disagreeable weather yesterday the Cullis Home for Consumptives fair will continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullis Home Fair
Cullis
Stratton Offer to Compromise in Colorado Springs Suit
I Harry Stratton said he would withdraw his suit for a settlement of 1 000 000 and administrators and the son held talks most of the day. Charges of conspiracy against administrators to collect accuse the court and suggest removing the case. Citations issued to executors Tyson Dines D H Rice and Charles S Chamberlain. Attorneys say they will face contempt rather than hand over Stratton affairs. Ex-Governor C M Thomas is named attorney for administrators to collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Harry Stratton
Young Stratton
H. M. Blackmer
CC. C. Hamlin
Orr
C. P. Grimes
Tyson S. Dines
Denver
D. H. Rice
Charles 8
Statton
C.&. Thomas
Stratton
Blackmar
Hamlin
Worcester Music Festival Opens with Judith Production
Worcester marks its 40th year with Chadwick's Judith featuring Campanari Van York Witherspoon and Mme Stein. Wallace Goodrich conducts 400-voice chorus as Boston Symphony Orchestra under Kneisel delivers strong orchestral work. Ossip Gabrilowitsch, billed as festival pianist, sends notice delaying appearance to tomorrow.
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Worcester
Chadwick
Judith
Giuseppe Campanari
Theodore van York
Herbert Witherspoon
Mme
Gertrude Stein
Wallace Goodrich
Boston
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Franz Kneisel
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Woman alleges husband beat her with pickle bottle
Mrs Sertha Gregory of Allston Place says Thomas Gregory attacked her last night with a pickle bottle. She was taken to the Relief station suffering lacerations on her arms and severe bruises to face and head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertha Gregory
Allston Place
Thomas
Demurrer Sustained in Suffolk Superior Court Case
Walter H. Brown and others as Burrows Light and Heating Co of America shareholders sued Incandescent Gas Light Co and American Gas and Air Light Co alleging mismanagement and fund misappropriation. Demurrers against the two latter defendants were sustained and the case dismissed. Injunction issued July yet vacated July 3 while Burrows case proceeds before a master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Walter H. Brown
Incandescent Gas Light Company
American Gas and Air Light Company
Burrows Light and Heating Company of America
Burrows Light and Heating Company
Woman Found Unconscious on Parmenter Street
A woman named Mamie was found unconscious on Parmenter Street yesterday morning and transported to the Relief Station. She is reported to be suffering from a serious brain condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Parmenter Street
McLean Remains In Command Of Cincinnati In Colombia
Commander McLean of the United States cruiser Cincinnati will not sail for New York today on the Finance and will stay in command of the ship. Commander Mason continues in command of American naval forces on shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
McLean
United States
Cincinnati
New York
Finance
Mason
Change for the better in one day from Dr. Agnew's Powder
Mrs. O. C. Burt of 26 Broadway New York reports rapid relief from catarrh after using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. She calls the result magical and says there is no excuse for anyone suffering when this remedy is within reach.
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O. C. Burt
Broadway
New York
Agnew
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Ilkus
Sheehan
A. J. Tulley
Justice
Elkus
Grand Union Hotel
Elliot Danforth
Hart
Tremont Street Row
M’neils
Harbor
G. W. Vickery
Harvard
Notman
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Duffy’s Pure
Isaac E. Walker
Lebanon
R. M. Johnson
Nike
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Guart
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Demurrer
Lean
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