Missing 8-Year-Old Jimmy Woods Searched by Police
Eight-year-old Jimmy Woods, son of Joseph Woods of 102 Moore Street Cambridge, has been missing for four days since Sunday school. Boston and Cambridge police seek him as relatives fear an accident or detention. He is slender with blue eyes light hair and a missing upper front tooth. He wore a white blouse waist a black cap black trousers and black shoes. He previously disappeared for one night about a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Woods
Moore Street
Cambridge
Boston
Jimmy
Blind George recounts travels with 12 year old girl
William Hardy known as Blind George told Marshal Boyden he travelled with Mary Massoni from Massachusetts through New York and Canada as the girl’s guide for pay. Massoni says the girl agreed to accompany him but feared him and wanted to return home as he threatened to harm her.
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Brockton
William Hardy
Blind George
Marshal Boyden
Berkman Faces One of Suspects In Suitcase Case
The Tremont street doctor, claimed innocent of any involvement in the suitcase crime, confronted authorities in a New York interview. He presented his alibi from August to September and offered to answer questions with a lawyer present to prove non connection. He urged Chief Shaw be allowed to review his full statements to dispel suspicions.
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Thomas J. Barry
P. Lundy
Post
Berkman
New York
Charleston
S.C
Winthrop
Boston
Empire
Empire Day
Harvest wedding joy at Dreamwold in Egypt ceremony
Miss Gladys Lawson married Eben Blaine Stanwood at Dreamwold Hall in a harvest wedding with Julia Ward Howe in attendance. The event featured vegetable decorations, chimes of Under the Bamboo Tree, a boat departure, and a reception for 38 guests, plus poems and a farm town dance.
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Julia Ward Howe
Gladys Lawson
Tom Lawson
Douglas Lawson
Scituate
Egypt
Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Eben Blaine Stanwood
Francis M. Stanwood
Beacon Street
Boston
John Suter
Church of the Epiphany of
Winchester
Killarney
Kentucky
Dreamwold Hall
Lawsons
Lawson
State Street
Post
Gladys
Emmanuel Church
Arthur Hyde
Mrs. Lawson
Marion
Dorothy
Bunny
Ezra B. Barstow
Arnold Lawson
Lawrence Oliver
F. M. Stanwood
J. M. Little, Jr
Philip French
C. H. McDuffie
Thomas Hollis
Concord
Marion Lawson
Dorothy Lawson
Bunny Lawson
Arnald Lawson
Mary Lawson
John O’hara Cosgrove
Everybody's Magazine
Pierce Buffett
Dr. Badger
Boston City Hospital
Maude Howe Elliott
F. M. Stanwood, Jr
Terrence McNeil
Charlotte Gay
Dorothy Dixon
Miss Sargent
Miss Herrick
testimonial for Bartletts Vital Force from Rev True pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church
Rev R F True of Lowell endorses Bartletts Vital Force as a health restorer for blood nerves and bronchial affections. He cites a patient treated by five doctors who improved after using the remedy and notes it as a vegetable preparation with no alcohol opium cocaine arsenic or chloroform. Sold by druggists as Bartletts Current of Life Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. True
Immanuel Baptist Church
Lowell
DE. Bartlett
Bartlett
R. F. True
Mane
True
Westford St
Vital Force Company
Mass
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Purification
Purported health claim extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a best medicine to purify and enrich blood. It cites testimonials from Susie Wadman and W H Burtch about recovery and strength, urging readers to buy a bottle without substitutes.
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Hood
Susie Wadman
Stanton St
Dorchester
Mass
Labor Convention Votes 71 28 Against Socialism
The State Branch of the American Federation of Labor rejected socialism at its Pittsfield meeting, denouncing Debs' Industrial Workers of the World as the most despicable attack on the AFL. Officers were elected for the coming year, with Francis J. Clarke named president and Lawrence chosen as next convention site.
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Debs
A. F. of L
Child Labor Committee
Pittsfield
American Federation of Labor
Eugene V. Debs
Industrial Workers of the World
A. F
David Goldstein
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Waltham Central Labor Union
James McCabe
Brockton
Goldstein
Joseph Kelley
James Farrell
Farrell
State Branch
Francis J. Clarke
Charles H. Winslow
Fitchburg
Edward Cohen
Lynn
Philip H. Sweet
Boston
Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke
Cornelius J. Carmody
Worcester Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
Pittsburg
Albert Hibbert
Fall River
Frank K. Foster
Fred J. Kneeland
M. Collins
Cambridge
D. F. Clohecy
Haverhill
Lawrence
Milford
Hibbert
Meller
Massachusetts School of Technology
Worcester Polytechnical Institute
Dorchester Wedding Unites Edith Nelson Connor and Maurice Clancy
Miss Edith Nelson Connor daughter of Charles P Connor of Romsey street wed Maurice Andrew Clancy son of Catherine Clancy of Greenmount street at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill. The ceremony followed by a Dorchester Club reception with family and friends and a New York trip for the couple.
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Cahoon
Boston
Maria J
William A. Cahoon
L Street
Lowell
Mass
O’leary
Dorchester
Ella J
Pees Peta
Daniel
Bridget
Merly
Beneral
Down Street
St. Peter's Church
Mase & Hill
Virginia
Charles H. Perkins
Lawrence Avenue
Edith Nelson Connor
Charles P. Connor
Romsey Street
Maurice Andrew Clancy
Catherine Clancy
Greenmount Street
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Florence J. Halloran
Elizabeth Florence Besarick
Mr. N. Bruce MacKelvie
Brookline
Hayden, Stone & Co
Dorchester Club House
Charlies P. Connor
Marren Nelson
Clancy
New York
Bartlett Avenue
Arlington
Bruce MacKelvie
Hoses
Cots
John P. Daley
Daley
Daniel J. Daley
Henry J. Hoey
William Fitzgerald
John P. Sulli
Cure a Cold in One Pax Laxative Bromide Cure
Advertisement claims one Pax tablet cures a cold, with E. W. Grove’s signature on each tablet and a 25 cent price, offering a refund if it fails.
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E. W. Grove
Dow and Appleton wed in Cambridge Memorial Chapel
Miss Ethel D. Appleton of Radcliffe and George L. Dow of Dartmouth, both class of 1902, joined in marriage at St. John's Memorial Chapel Cambridge. The Rev. Dean Hodges officiated.
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St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Cambridge
Ethel D. Appleton
Radcliffe
George Ll. Dow
Dartmouth
Cambridge Common Council
Dean Hodges
Postum Coffee Aids Nursing Mothers Says User
A nursing mother writes that tea and coffee disturbed her milk and baby. She switched to Postum Coffee and reports improved appetite and health for both mother and infant, noting a 20 pound gain in three months and praising its flavor and nutritive value. The Postum Co. attribution and The Road to Wellville reference follow.
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Baby
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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James M. Solomon
Beacon St
White Dental
Washington ST
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Wervicke Gastic Cabinets
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Broadway
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New York City
J. S. Waterman & Sons Incorporated
Duneral Undertakers and Embalmers
Wasehington St
Dudley Street
Tel. Roxbury
Tremont Street
the Doctor
Lawson-Stanwood
Mr. Lawson
Jehu
Louie R. Stanwood
Stanwood
Bach
Ben Blaine Stanwood
Stewart Hartshorn
Hartshorn
Lou
Dr. Bartlett
W. H. Burtch
Bingham, Penn
State A. F. OF L
George
Connor
Thomas H. Lomasney
Frank Connor
Misses Murray
Minnie Flynn
Alice Harkins
Grace Flynn
Misses Connor
Nellie Connor
John Flynn
Flynn
M. J. Carrol
Alice Wright
John Fox
LeVoit
James Clark
Marguerite Clark
Ware
Frederick Harley
Charles Stone
John Murray
Dow—Appleton
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