Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets praised for children and adults
Advertisements claim Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion and growth in children and adults. Letters from a New Jersey mother and an Erie County notary recount treatment of a sick infant and a three year old, urging use of large sweet tablets after meals. Full boxes retail for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Crossley
Washington St
Hoboken
New Jersey
Stuart
Erie Co
N. Y
W. T. Dethlope
Mo Perent
East Boston man jailed for brutal assaults on wife and child
John A. Hoyle 41 of 4 Sumner Street East Boston received nine months in East Boston Municipal Court for viciously beating his wife and 9 year old child. Judge Emmons condemned the brutality after neighbors complained and the mother testified to the fear and injuries. The child suffered facial injuries including missing front teeth from the blows.
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John A. Hoyle
Sumner Street
East Boston
Emmons
Hoyle
Nova Scotia Steel Plans Big Pig Iron Plant
Halifax Oct 10 The Nova Scotia Steel Company will rival Dominion Iron and Steel. It will announce soon a major project to build a large pig iron plant near North Sydney, with work to begin within a week.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia Steel Company
Te Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Ney
North Sydney
Cambridge Officer Arrests Stable Man for Cruelty
Officer Rowe of the Cambridge police arrested John Durrell, a stable man in the employ of John P. Downey of Potter Street, Cambridge, yesterday afternoon, charged with brutal treatment of a horse owned by Mr. Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer Rowe
Cambridge
John Durrell
John P. Downey
Potter Street
Downey
Sewell Planing Mill Burned In Cambridge Fire
The old Sewell planing mill on Brookford Street Cambridge was gutted by fire last evening. The building was owned by the Cambridge Ice Company. Estimated damage about 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seewell Planing Mill
Sewell Planing
Brookford Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Ice Company
Labor Federation Backs Referendum At Holyoke Meeting
The State AFL, in Holyoke, adopts resolutions in favor of constitutional initiative and urges affiliated unions to back direct legislation. The session endorses unity with Boston labor groups, calls for $25 to support the effort, and pushes a Congress measure to amend the federal Constitution by petition and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
American Federation of Labor
Executive Committee
Boston Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council
Executive Council
The
Federation
Congress
David Goldstein
Trial of Spead vs Tomlinson in Concord heals and hindrances
In Concord New Hampshire the case of Jennie A Spead versus Irving C Tomlinson pastor of the First Church of Christ Scientist continued in Superior Court. Testimony covered Spead appendicitis treatment and disputes over witness admissibility. Judge limited testimony to observable facts and Tomlinson described healing as from God. The operation was performed by Dr N W Murphy and the verdict date was expected the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Jennie A. Spead
Irving C. Tomlinson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Tomlinson
Charles’ R. Walker
Hollis
Walker
McMurphy
Spead
Dr. Walker
N. W. Murphy
Clark Testifies In Divorce Case Before Judge Fessenden
George L. Clark 61 testifies in the Superior Court divorce session defending separate maintenance for his wife Helen. He cites a large real estate business, occasional drinking, and a stamp collection as he denies intoxication on key occasions. adjourned to Monday.
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George L. Clark
Clark
Helen
Fessenden
Superior Court
Court Street
Indiana Place
North End
Marlboro Street
Miss Weatherbee
Hemenway
Mr. Clark
Thieves Take 10 000 Bricks From Blandford Yard
Police traced the missing 10 000 bricks to contractor Michael F. Sullivan of Dorchester after a series of vanished loads at the Blandford Brick and Tile yard on Huntington avenue. Sullivan denies stealing the bricks as detectives hold him for questioning.
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Blandford Brick and Tile Company
Huntington Avenue
Frida
Blandford Company
Fulreman
Michael F. Sullivan
Michael
Severe storm damages Iowa rail lines and wires
A powerful wind and rain storm struck western Iowa at 3 PM causing extensive telegraph wire damage and washed out Burlington rail tracks from Hamburg to Red Oak. No afternoon trains had reached Hamburg by 10:30 PM as reports from Burlington were terse with lines down and tracks gone between Red Oak and Hamburg.
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Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Burlington Road
Hamburg
Red Oak
Burlington
Sneak Thief's Big Haul Reported by Local Woman
Eliza Romano reports a major burglary at her Allen Street room while she was out of town between the 4th and 9th. A window was left unfastened and property valued at 1000 dollars was stolen, including diamond earrings a lady's brooch three lone rings a gold bracelet set with diamonds and sapphires two ee 9 old watches a long gold neck chain a pole dollars a gold piece and more.
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Eliza Romano
Allen Street
No One But A Mother Praises Laxakola For Infants Sleep
An elderly ad copy extols a mother’s relief as a feverish teething infant sleeps after bowels are cleared by a single dose of LAXAKOLA, a non narcotic tonic. It claims no opium or morphine and offers 25 and 50 cent prices or a free tile.
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Frugen
Laxakola CO
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Boston Resident
A Boston citizen from 125 Charles Street testifies that twenty years of kidney weakness and related symptoms were eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. He states he achieved notable results after using the treatment and recommends the product. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Company, Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
EF. A. Perry
Charles Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Judge Dewey Holds Police On Perjury Charge In Court Clash
Judge Dewey sharply questioned two Station 4 officers Nee and McCormack in a police case. He said he did not believe their testimony and warned they would leave with poor reputations. Walters pleaded guilty to a simple insult offense and was fined five cents.
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Dewey
Brick
George H. Nee
McCormack
Nee
United States
San Juan
Philippines
Wey
Ohn Walters
Walters
Vrearere
Station 4
Murray Loses Wardrobe to Boston Night Out
John W. Murray of Ayer travels to Boston for sightseeing and revelry. He wakes to find his clothes gone and a woman's wardrobe left on the chair. Police trace the mix up to Miss Mary Dyer at 2 Elm Street. clothes returned to Murray, who leaves for home promising never again to return to the city’s bustle.
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John W. Murray
Ayer
Murray
Boston
West End
Ogether
Palm Garden
Stamford Street
Joy Street
Elm Street
Mary Dyer
Miss Dyer
Defence Lame, Promises Vague Editorial View South Africa War
London editorials mark the third year of the South Africa war noting limited progress and vague future promises. The Standard urges expediting the winding up of operations, while The Times criticizes the official defense of past faults as lame and promises for the future as unclear.
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London
South Africa
The
Times
Brodrick
Michael Hicks Beach
Beta Theta Pi Initiations At Boston University
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Boston University held an initiation last night. Two candidates, Vincent H. Lyons and G. H. Bullard, faced a series of hair raising stunts around town that amused passersby.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Boston University
Vincent H. Lyons
G. H. Bullard
Seth Low Defends Tax Stance Against Tammany Attack
Seth Low responded to Tammany platform criticism by recounting his personal taxes and Croker’s assessable amount. He said he faced no personal tax due to a legal determination and refused to pay a nonliable levy to aid a lower city tax rate. He cited his civic gifts supporting Columbia University and Barnard College.
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New York
Seth Low
Tammany County
Mazet
Croker
Feilner
Department of Taxes and Assessments
Tammany Hall
South Carolina
Columbia University
Columbia College
Barnard College
Bachelor Gardener Declines Proposal With Biblical Twist
A woman pressed her gardener to wed, but he preferred bachelorhood. She argued Adam, the first gardener, married, yet he soon lost his job, to which the man replied that even paradise had its consequences.
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John
Adam
Boston Clergyman Challenges Ordination for Holy Communion
At the Episcopal convention in San Francisco the Rev. E B Winchester Donald of Trinity Church Boston argued that ordination is not necessary to celebrant the holy communion. The Huntington amendment, altering worship forms in small churches under a bishop, was rejected two days earlier. The meeting also tackled canon on marriage and divorce and discussed missionary bishoprics for the Philippines Porto Rico Vieques Haakow North Dakota and Olympia.
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San Francisco
EB. Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
Boston
Huntington
Donald
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Philippines
Porto Rico
Marshall
E. Winchester Donald
Vieques
Haakow
North Dakota
Olympia
Church Association For the Advancement of the Interests of Labor
Alhambra Theatre
Potter
New York
Board of Missions
Horner
Asheville
Hare
S. D
Lloyd
Missionary Board
Brotherhood of St. Andrews
Pacific Coast
Enepe
the Good Samaritan
Nichols
California
Russia urged to control Afghanistan and act on Herat
Kremlin papers advocate occupation of Herat and other frontier points to tranquilize Afghanistan. They argue a courageous advance is timely and England should not annex Afghanistan. Russia seeks peace on Central Asian frontiers and counters British designs.
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ST. Petersburg
Afghanistan
Svet
Herat
England
Russia
India
Marquis Ito Seriously Stricken in United States Tour
Former Japanese premier Marquis Ito lies confined to his room at the Auditorium annex in Chicago due to recurrent heart disease. Attendants are distressed as physician F Koyama says his condition is less hopeful than earlier, forcing possible return to Japan and day by day plans for travel and rest are adjusted.
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Chicago
Marquis Ito
Japan
Auditorium Annex
United States
F. Koyama
Europe
Three Democratic Conventions Nominating Slated in Somerville
Three Democratic conventions met in Somerville last evening. The seventh Representative convention left nominations to a committee while the eighth Representative named John R. Conant. The third Senatorial convention nominated Reuben Richardson of Belmont.
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Somerville
John R. Conant
Reuben Richardson
Belmont
Apartment burglary at 11 Aberdeen Street
Yesterday afternoon Walter Edelstein reported entry to his apartments at 11 Aberdeen Street by false keys. A quantity of ladies wearing apparel was stolen.
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Walter Edelstein
Aberdeen Street
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Henry Karis
Sie
Whitney Plant
Hunter
Baltimore
Boetca
Labor Federation
Frank K. Foster
Committee of Constitution
Robert Callahan
Boston Bartenders’ Union No
del Te Maloney
Worcester Central Labor Union
Perent
Thomas M. Nolan
Boston Typographical Union No. 13
International Hypographical Union
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Atrick H. Shaughnessy
J. E. Potts
Co. F. Clarke
J. J. Daly
Brockton
Pittsfield
Lynn
Worcester
Lowell
Brookfield
George E. Vincints
Springfield
Gompers
A. F
Perkins
Cigarmakers' International Union
Potts
Boston Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
Waitt & Bond
Pennsylvania
Snow & McDermott
Fitchburg
Charles H. Winslow
Voice of
Boston People
Bigelow
Gerorgd H. Neb
Beta Theta PI
Low
Tammany
Gold Dust Twins
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
DR. Donald
Flowers Hn Newia & Sons
Petes
Hey York City
Melvis Heilbrun
Beech Road
Brookline
A. Sawyer
M. D
Boylston St
Hanover St
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