Paine's celery compound praised as universal remedy
Dr. Shrady notes high fees for elite physicians while Paine's celery compound is touted as affordable, effective nerve and blood builder. Testimonial from E. Towne of Springfield cites dramatic relief from sciatic rheumatism after six bottles, claiming rapid improvement and weight gain.
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Dartmouth
America
Howard E. Phelps
D. Paine
Phelps
Dartmouth Medical School
Paine
BE. E. Towne
Springfield
Mass
McKnight
Dr Moore Escapes in Bank Embezzlement Case
In Portsmouth United States Court Judge Webb discharged Dr J C Moore of Manchester after the indictment failed to properly name the bank, stating no evidence of the bank’s existence. The defense argued the bank was not properly designated and the jury was told to acquit.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States
J. C. Moore
Manchester
Berkeley Temple Institute Opens In Chelsea
The Berkeley Temple Institute of Applied Christianity opened yesterday with addresses by Rev Dr Dunning on urban Christian sociology and Major Brewer of the Salvation Army stressing the institute’s significance. R A Woods of Andover House spoke on practical social and evangelistic methods. Rev Lawrence Phelps closed with a farewell notice as he leaves Chelsea to become institute principal.
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Berkeley Temple Institute of Applied Christianity
Dunning
Congregationalist
Major Brewer
Salvation Army
R. A. Woods
Andover House
Lawrence Phelps
Chelsea
Institute Students Matriculate After Audience Withdraws
The institute saw students matriculate following the audience's withdrawal, marking a quiet close to the event. The observers left while ceremonies concluded.
Evening High School to Close Registration on Montgom ery Street
The Evening High School on Montgomery Street cannot admit more students for Tuesday and Thursday evenings due to crowded space. The principal urges converting many Tuesday and Thursday entrants to Monday Wednesday and Friday. A new shorthand class may be started with Mr. Sullivan of Charlestown High as the likely instructor.
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Montgomery Street
Sullivan
Charlestown High
Faxon Custody Suit Opens In Supreme Court
The petition of architect John L. Faxon for a writ of habeas corpus to gain custody of his four year old daughter Mary L. Faxon was heard yesterday in the Supreme Court. A large number of witnesses testified for both sides.
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John L. Faxon
Trip Plans to New York via Albany and Hudson River
Travel note outlines a one way and return route to New York via Albany and the Hudson River on October 9 with a low fare. Tickets offered at 232 Washington Street.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fail River
Washington Street
Lexow hearings recount Russian woman Archittel case
The Lexow committee session revisited the Archittel case with police officer Hussey and others accused of demanding money and threats. Testimony described arrests, alleged blackmail, and coercive conduct at Essex Market, with Pfeffer and others detailing threats and prior bribes.
World’s Food Fair showcases kitchen demos and sanitation talk
At the fair yesterday the third daily demonstration drew a large audience in the home department lecture room at 10 30 a m. Mrs Anna Barrows cooked apples while at 7 45 p m Mrs Minerva B Tobey urged Why Women Should Understand Sanitation. Forenoon lessons will follow. Swampscott hosts ran town days with hostesses Mrs Elihu Thompson Mrs Benjamin Ingalls Mrs Henry B Sprague Miss Annie Hayford and Miss Ellen Collins. A harvest supper framed by the banquet hall and a new library opened with Miss Edith Richardson in charge. A fishing exhibit and the ornate lighting created a bright scene as the Hungarian Band performed.
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Home Department
Anna Barrows
Minerva B. Tobey
Swampscott
Elihu Thompson
Benjamin Ingalls
Henry B. Sprague
Annie Hayford
Ellen Collins
Edith Richardson
Atchison Railway Suits For Eight Million Five Hundred Thousand
Prescott & Arizona Central Railroad Company sues the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe for 8 250 000 with interest claiming the line froze them out through 1886 and 1893 contracts with Atlantic & Pacific and other roads violating the interstate commerce act of 1890. The action cites actual loss of 2 750 000.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
Prescott & Arizona Central Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific
Prescott, Santa Fe
Phenix
Prescott & Arizona
Atchison Road
Act of Congress
Revival of 18th Century Furniture Expands to America
English 18th century furniture revival moves to the United States with a prominent display at Paine warerooms on Canal Street. Readers can admire and purchase historic cabinet work from a century ago, with an engraving of an old-fashioned chair in an adjacent column.
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England
America
Paine
Canal Street
Air Line Limited Express Service Boston to Willimantic
Five dollar fare between Boston and New York aboard the Air Line Limited express train leaving Boston or New York daily at 3 p m and arriving vestibuled at 9 p m with buffet smoking parlor coaches and dining car. Meals served from New York and New England station and Boston Summer Street location.
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Boston
New York
Prominent Mackintosh Offer at C. J. Bailey Co.
A Boston ad promotes Mackintosh garments at 22 Boylston Street. It promises low prices and a taken 25 cent fare credit toward the garment purchase, urging shoppers to visit the store for a liberal deal.
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C. J. Bailey & Co
Boylston Street
Four Lynn street railway workers arrested for fare fraud
In Lynn, four employees including conductor John H. Knowles and janitor Joseph E. B. Johnson were arrested on charges of systematically defrauding the company. They allegedly sold punched checks to conductors to replace fares, netting 9 to 12 cents per check and costing the road about $1,000, with partial confessions reported.
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Lynn
Lowell
John H. Knowles
Swampscott
Boston
Elmer D. Cain
A. M. Hamilton
Joseph EB. Johnson
Hamilton
Johnson
Heath
Burchess
Crain
Italian boy charged with highway robbery in Waltham
Rossetl Corniuccio an 18 year old Italian youth is jailed on a highway robbery charge after allegedly accosting Daniel McMahon on Fuller street. McMahon carried a dollar to buy groceries. The suspect was found on Pine street with the pocketbook and claimed to have found a cap reading Notification Company. He lists 219 Endicott street Boston as residence.
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Waltham
Pine Street
Malden
Endicott Street
Boston
Collins Will Contest Declared Off in Supreme Court
Edward A. Kenney, brother of the deceased, waived the appeal from Probate Court prompting the termination of the promised contest over the will of Mrs Annie T Collins wife of the London vice consul and lawyer John J Collins in the Supreme Court.
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Annie T. Collins
London
John J. Collins
Sawas
Supreme Court
Edoward A. Kenney
Keegan Arrested in Scituate Murder Case
Lawrence A. Keegan was arrested at his 62 Dexter Street home on charges of murdering Emily Chambers in Scituate last Thursday. He denied knowing her since September, after she asked him to sign pension documents, and admitted obtaining a revolver from Arthur J. Taylor and later returning it with five cartridges. The funeral for Emily Chambers was held at North Burial Grounds with only close kin and two friends in attendance.
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New York
Lexow
O’connor
Archittel
Mr. Moss
Mrs. Archittel
Hussey
Hockstein
Goff
Pfeffer
Martin D. Bradley
Samuel Marcus
Peffer
Mr. Goff
Essex Market
Jacob
Brumer
Lynch
John W. Goodwin
Oak Street
Magan
Providence
R. I
Lawrence A. Keegan
Emily Chambers
Scituate
Dexter Street
Keegan
Arthur J. Taylor
North Main Street
Taylor
W. J. Taylor
Young’s
Chambers
Warren
Along the Tracks in Boston Fresh Business Moves and Signals
Local notices report Charles A. Ward entering butter and egg trading at Winter Hill Somerville and Charles C. Carter buying a Hanover Street tobacconist shop. Fitchburg rail announces a 5 08 a m marketmen train start Oct 1 from Roberts station. Union station clock now dual visible. Boston and Maine workers learn new whistle codes adding standardized signals for approaching stations crossings brakes back rear flagman and fire protocols. Causeway Street traffic resumed near Union station.
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Charles A. Ward
New England Despatch
Boston
Winter Hill
Somerville
Charles C. Carter
National Express Company
Hanover Street
Fitchburg Railroad
Marketmen
Roberts Station
Union Station
Friend Street
Washington Street
Eastern Station
Boston & Maine
Causeway St
West End
Boston Boy Killed in Ware Identified as Hodgkins
The boy killed by cars in Ware was identified as Stanley Hodgkins of Boston by his father Frank Hodgkins of 5 Indiana Street. He had escaped from Clark's Institute in Northampton Monday night.
Arbitrators Head to New Bedford for Labor Talks
The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation will travel to New Bedford today to hear the textile manufacturers and their workers regarding current labor difficulties. The board has already established contact with both sides in the city.
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State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
New Bedford
Chelsea Fire Spells Ends Forty Days of Quiet
Two alarms hit Chelsea yesterday breaking a 40 day spell of no fires. At 1 16 a shed on Marginal street owned by George F E Dounes sustained $10 in damage from chimney sparks. At 1 26 a two story wooden dwelling at 305 Crescent avenue owned by Wentworth heirs and occupied by Leo White suffered $500 damage to the house and $100 to furniture from a defective flue, insurances noted.
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Chelsea
Marginal Street
George FE. Dounes
Crescent Avenue
Wentworth Heirs
Leo White
Reduced First Class Fare On Fall River Line
The first class Boston and New York fare via the Fall River Line has been reduced from to dollars. A corresponding reduction applies to all points beyond.
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Boston
New York
Fall River Line
Whiskey rebates halted by Peoria whiskey trust
The Whiskey Trust in Peoria Illinois announces that starting tomorrow October 4 there will be no more rebate certificates. Goods will be billed at a flat rate with no price changes.
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Peoria
Ill
Whiskey Trust
Hudson Doctor Dr Herman Chandler Dies at 83
Hudson October 3 Dr Herman Chandler a longtime local physician died today at age 83 after a long-practicing career in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Herman Chandler
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