Popular Author Credits Cooper Medicines With Recovery
Fred Wade Wolf, author of Battles of Life, recalls suffering muscular rheumatism from heavy travel. He states Cooper's New Discovery and Quick Relief eased his condition quickly, restoring energy and daily work. He praises the remedies as worth a thousand dollars to him and recommends them to friends. Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston are Cooper medicines agents.
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Fred Wade Wolf
Eral
Cooper
Tam
Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
Dickinson of Lynn Fails in Lennox Crash Fallout
Joseph Dickinson a slipper manufacturer at 220 Market Street Lynn filed a voluntary petition in the Boston Bankruptcy Court. Assets listed at 22009 with liabilities 215000. Failure traced to accommodation paper for P Lennox & Co totaling 158000, notes endorsed by James T Lennox. National City Bank authorized sheriff action has run for two weeks. Dickinson, in business 20 years, employed 30 workers.
Rats Trounce Salem Police Station Rodents
Salem October 7 rats in large numbers plague the local police station. A new trap caught 10 large healthy specimens within 24 hours highlighting the rodent problem in the area.
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Salem
St Paul Reaches Southampton After Turbulent Atlantic Crossing
The American line steamer St Paul arrived in Southampton on October 7, twenty four hours late after a voyage from New York on September 28 marked by severe gales and mountainous seas. Dense fog then forced Chief Officer Osborne to grope the way to Plymouth as Captain Passow was indisposed.
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Southampton
American Line
St. Paul
New York
Osborne
Passow
Plymouth
Plymouth Sound
Bishop Winnington-Ingram Tours Washington Before Boston Visit
Rt. Rev. Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram bishop of London spent two hours sightseeing in Washington and left for Boston after attending Episcopal convention events. He plans to visit Yale and Harvard before sailing to England on Oct. 17.
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Washlington
D. C
Arthur Foley Winnington- Ingram
London
Boston
Yale
Harvard
England
Episcopal Churches
Mechanic Arts High School addition debated by finance board
At a 4:30 pm executive session the Finance Commission will hear from Harvard President Eliot Boston College Father Gasson and IT ex president Pritchett on whether to proceed with the Belvidere Dalton High School addition. The Boston School Board supports the project despite Mayor downgrading contracts and Lodge remarks.
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Finance Commission
Eliot
Harvard
Father Gasson
Boston College
Pritchett
Institute of Technology
Mechanic Arts
Commission
Tremont
Boston School Board
Belvidere and
Dalton Streets
Back Bay
William Crane
Boston
Basis of suit for alienation declared in Lynn
F Eugene P Usher of 1534 Chestnut street sues Alberto C Brown of Swampscott alleging alienation of affections. The filing notes a civil action begun in Lynn with Usher seeking redress for damages and remedy through the court.
Women and Men Suffer from Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An advertisement outlines kidney and bladder disorders affecting both genders. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer as a remedy available in fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes. A free sample and pamphlet are offered by mail from Binghamton New York with the product name clearly repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Swamp-Root
Suit Filed Over Loss of Wife Affection at Salem
The case alleges James B Brown conspired to injure a husband by depriving him of the society and affection of his wife Gussie D Usher. The declaration claims the wife’s affection was transferred to Brown, and the husband seeks $10 000 in damages. Mrs Usher is described as a striking brunette who enjoys outdoor sports.
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Gussie D. Usher
Salem
Brown
Usher
Woman Enters Roberts Trial Opens Second Murder Case
Holton Maine October seventh jury for Juan Robens also known as Jack Roberts completes for a second murder trial in the Dickinson case at Smyrna Mills. County Attorney Holmes opens with plans to prove intimacy between Roberts and Mrs Dickinson as 64 state witnesses are sworn.
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Roberts
Dickinson
Roxbury Chestnut Tree Blown Down by Heavy Winds
A majestic Roxbury chestnut on Forest Street was toppled by a semi gale, blocking the street. The tree, once a forest monarch, measured four feet in diameter with branches over a foot thick. Traffic was halted as debris spread across the roadway.
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Forest Street
Roxbury
Narrow escape as carriage runs away in Boston crash
Mrs. George von L. Meyer wife of the postmaster general and her companion Mrs. Frederick Sears were tossed from a carriage when runaway horses bolted near Commonwealth avenue and Dartmouth street. The coachman escaped unhurt and both women, though shocked, were treated and found unharmed except for a eye scratch to Mrs Sears.
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George von L. Meyer
Frederick Sears
Beacon Street
John Ely
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Exeter Street
Forger Case Ends Trials Set for New Jury
John H. Forger, an officer at Deer Island, faces a jury after a trial over an assault on prisoner Harry Morris. Forger admitted striking Morris in self defense during the 1906 incident at the Deer Island stone sheds. Morris testified he was beaten about 30 times with a billy.
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John H. Forger
Deer Island
Harry Morris
Aiken
Torger
Forger
Morris
Navy
Stone Sheds
Buckley
Billy
Death of Mary Jane Holmes
Mary Jane Holmes author dies in Brockport at age nearly 79 after illness in Albany. born in Brookfield Mass. wrote first article at 15. once among America's most popular writers after E P Roe.
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Mary Jane Holmes
Holmes
E. P. Roe
Farmer’s horse wins prize by mistake at Grange fair
William Smith, a Ludlow area farmer, visited Londonderry for the Grange fair. He unharnessed his horse and left it in a shed stall. Judges, misreading the scene, awarded a premium and a red ribbon to a horse they believed was on exhibit.
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Burlington
William Smith
Ludlow
Londonderry
Divorce panel opens as 30 cases heard in Plymouth
Judge Stevens presides at the Superior Court in Plymouth noting a divorce panel with 30 pending cases. Emma Kingsley sues Joséph W Kingsley for alimony and uncontested divorce on grounds of intoxication. Kingsley unexpectedly appears to cross examine witnesses but wishes the court grant his wife’s prayer. Decree granted.
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Plymouth
Stevens
Emma ‘Kingsley
Joséph W. Kingsley
Kingsley
Missing Boston Girl Found After Overnight Search
Miss Mabel Thompson fourteen year old of South Boston was located after an exhaustive sight seeing excursion she vanished during. Police did not report any foul play and the girl is said to be unharmed and resting.
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Mabel Thompson
South Boston
Missing girl found after dramatic homecoming effort
A girl reported missing from 220 Bowen Street was found yesterday afternoon and brought home by a family friend. Albert Burns, a 14 year old former sweetheart, played a key role in locating her, and the incident was reported to the police. The girl welcomed her friends and preferred to avoid the city’s strange scenes.
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Bowen Street
Albert Burns
No Restraining Order Issued in Moneyweight Scale Case
Judge Lowell in the U S Circuit Court on October 1 did not issue a restraining order or decree and no agreement was filed. He continued the hearing in the Equity Court to the 14th. Petitioners allege improper action by sealer s of weights and measures. they deny the charge. The situation remains in statu quo.
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Moneyweight Scale Company
Commissioners of Weights and Measures
Lowell
U. S
Equity Court
Sealers of Weights and Measures
Shareholders sue trustees over Copley Square Hotel sale
Smith Anthony Company and the Selden Corporation, as hotel trust shareholders, sued in Superior Court claiming the Copley Square Hotel was sold on a second mortgage for 77200 though the property is worth at least 425000. The suit names trustees Robert M Winkley and Frederick Pope and operators Frederick McQuestion and Amos N Whipple. A court date will be set soon.
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Copley Square
Smith Anthony Company
Selden Corporation
Hotel Trust
Robert M. Winkley
Frederick Pope
Fred McQuestion
Amos N. Whipple
Force of Life touted in broad public health appeal
National press reports that physicians and ministers praise a new Force of Life treatment after a three month government inquiry. A New York official admitted prescribing it, the company offers a free one month course, and a grand ten day free offer is extended from Syracuse Suite 750.
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United States
Williamsburg
New York County Medical Suste Y
Force of Life Company
Champe 8. Andrews
John S. Cooper
New York County Medical Society
Washington
Force of Life
Hattie Prince Omaley
Springfield
Ill
United States Congress
Charities
City of New York
Jamestown Exhibition
Suite 750
Syracuse, N. Y
Free Hebrew Speakers Bureau Established in Boston
A free speakers bureau to provide English and Yiddish speakers for charitable and educational events has been organized in Boston. Abraham Alpert, a noted Hebrew orator, originated the idea with support from leading Hebrews and offers of financial aid. The bureau includes Eli D. Stone A. Cohen Louis Gordon and L. Resitzer, and plans to establish free speaking bureaus across New England.
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Boston
Abraham Alpert
Alpert
Eli D. Stone
A. Cohen
Louis Gordon
L. Resitzer
Grand Duke Frederick Buried in Karlsruhe
The funeral of Grand Duke Frederick of Baden, who died at Mainau on September 28, was held in Karlsruhe today October 7. The ceremony drew available members of the Baden ruling family and regional officials, marking the end of a long reign.
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Grand Duke
Frederick
Karlsruhe
Grand Duchy of Baden
Frederick of
Baden
Mainau
Dyspeplets and Hood's Tooth Powder Adverts
In a period ad style, Dyspeplets promise quick cure for sour stomach and indigestion with sugaree coated tablets. Hood's Tooth Powder touted as an affordable dentifrice for cleansing and preserving teeth and gums, endorsed by a Boston dentist and tied to the saying If Made by Blood It's Good. Available in enamel and glass container sizes.
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Hood
Boston
Widow of Andrew Kenney Funeral Notice in Charlestown
Julia Kenney widow of the late Andrew Kenney will be buried from her residence 80 Winthrop Street Charlestown Wednesday at 8 50 p m Solemn high requiem mass to follow at St Marys Church Warren Street at 9 45 Relatives and friends invited New Bedford papers please copy
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Hawes
Roxbury
William G
William
Caroline Hawes
Boston
Louisa A. Hawes
Dunn
Hotel Elliot
St. Joseph's Church
Ctrenit Street
Brennan
Charlestown
Uct
John J
Hee
Eleanor ‘Tr. Brennan
Drury
Catherine
Patrick Brennan
Chestnut Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Kenney
Julia
Andrew Kenney
North End
Winthrop Street
Warren Street
New Bedford
Leonard
Providence
Samuel TH
Harvard Place
Wenesday
Littig
Carl Holner
Charles
Georgia Ruth Littig
GS Centre Street
Sullivan
South Boston
Ellen FP. Sullivan
John
Joaphine Sullivan
Lars
SL Third Street
St. Eulalia Chapel
Reoai
Oelock
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Credit Clothing
Washington Street
John R. Keilty
Mer
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Bishop
MEET
Eliots Board
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Usher of
Lynn
Eugene Usher
Swampscott
Pf.f
FORD
Summer &T
Divorce Mill
Copley Square Hotel
SUE
Life Company
Popu
Zetland Lodge
A. VY
A. M
Bersward J. Salstrom
Lnte
Intervale Street
George W. Cheeter
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