Magnopathic System of healing offered by Dr Barbrick
An advertisement touts the Magnopathic System as a comprehensive rational healing method combining Psycho-Neuric techniques with conventional medicine. Dr J Fraser Barbrick of Boston is presented as chief consulting physician with extensive credentials and a private institute in Boston offering treatment for chronic diseases, nervous disorders, women's and men's illnesses, cancers, and more.
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Barbrick
J. Fraser Barbrick
Boston
America
Institute of Letters and Arts
Buffalo
N. Y
American Medical College of Ohio
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Georgia
Polyclinic Medical College and Hospital of New York
Magnopathic School
System of Rational Healing
American Medical and Surgical Society of Ohio
Union Medical Association of Massachusetts
N. E. Eclectic Medical Association
National American Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Massachusetts Institute of Rational Medicine and Surgery
Society of Rational Medicine
Hub Medical Institute
Warwick Dispensary
Cincinnati
Ohio
Atlanta
New York City
Mass. Medical Board
Parentine of
Med. Examiners of Conn
Board of Medical Censors of
Vermont
Maine
New England
Tremont and
Upton Sts
Castas
Magnopathic Medical and Surgical Institute
Carr
HB. McConnell
Arcuece
Cambridge Aldermen Block $250 Probe Funds
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen tied vote refused to appropriate 250 for the expenses of the investigation recently ordered of Superintendent Shea's conduct of the street department. This leaves the committee without funds and raises doubt about continuing the inquiry.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Shea
Twenty New Citizens at Charlestown Court Session
A special Charlestown Court session last evening, presided by Associate Justice William F. Preble, admitted twenty men as new citizens who forewent allegiance to a foreign power and swore to support the U S Constitution.
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Charlestown
William F. Preble
United States
Ask Hubs Aid in Parks Fight
Boston union, Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, appeals for aid from National President Buchanan in the fight of the conservative element against Sam Parks, the convicted leader of the New York union. The Boston union is understood to oppose the New York man.
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Boston
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Buchanan
Sam Parks
New York
Road too heavy for Mr Eldridge s auto on hill
Heavy road condition thwarted W E Bildridge s attempt to lower the gasoline car record on Commonwealth avenue hill yesterday afternoon.
Chinese Vice-Consul decries raid as outrage and calls for action
In a pressed statement Stephen W. Nickerson the Chinese vice-consul denounces a raid on Chinese in the United States as a deliberate outrage. He says violence was unnecessary and would have been avoidable through Chinese government methods. He argues authorities violated treaties and politics of deportation risk flagrant false arrest suits. He notes injuries from a barge overturn and predicts lawsuits against police and officials. He defends Chinese rights and warns of consequences for grafters.
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Stephen W. Nickerson
Legation
Washington
China
Pekin
Emmons
Bail Granted To Some Of 75 Chinamen At Federal Hearing
Deputy Marshal Waters brought 20 of the 75 Chinamen to the Federal building for a hearing before Commissioner Fiske. Fourteen secured bail of 500, five received discharge with papers, and the rest were sent back to jail. Twenty more confront the commissioner at 10 this morning, with the remainder to be heard 10 at a time daily. Officials expect that after examinations, at most about 2 percent will lack papers.
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Federal
Marshal Waters
Fiske
To the Editor Letters on Chinatown Attack in Boston
A reader thanks the Post for denouncing an assault on Chinatown and laments past inaction. The Chinese community is described as law abiding and peaceful yet repeatedly preyed upon by cruel authorities and predatory officials.
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Chinatown
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Boston editor laments Sunday action as Chinese Outrage
Albert S. Parsons of Lexington protests U S authorities in Boston for a Sunday incident. He compares Commissioner Billings and Marshal Tukey to oppressive regimes, calling for public reaction and an indignation meeting at Faneuil Hall. He argues the silence harms liberty and justice.
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Post
Boston
United States
Spain
Faneuill Hall
Albert S. Parsons
Lexington
No Man Safe Says Charles A Crane
Charles A Crane denounces a Boston raid as an abuse of law asserting authorities violated humanity. He questions policing mobs targeting immigrant groups and warns that no man is safe while such outrages are allowed in the name of law. Boston, Oct. 138.
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WM. Lloyd Garrison
Lexington
Charles A. Crane
Post
Boston
Praise for Post's Editorial on Chinese Outrage
Letter from Henry Bornstein of Ingleside street praising the Post for truthfully reporting the Chinese outrage. He states the United States government will pay the damage and commends the editor for telling the truth.
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United States
Henry Bornstein
Ingleside Street
Protest Letter Against Raid On Chinese Rights
Max H Newman of 24 Davis Street Boston denounces Sunday raid on Chinese as an outrage against human rights and law in a protest dated October 13.
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The
Post
Max H. Newman
Davis Street
Boston
Bluebeard suspect faces proof of three wife deaths
New York officials say Ebenez er Blydenburgh will be shown to have poisoned his wives. Investigators connect two of his three Brooklyn wives' deaths to a suspected profit of 33000 from the alleged killings. Prosecutors in Bryan Ohio press the case as a modern Bluebeard crime.
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New York
Ebenezer Blydenburgh
Bluebeard
Ohio
Brooklyn
Noble
Bryan
Faith Healing Denied in Sickness Neglect Case
Court of Appeals rules reliance on faith healing does not excuse criminal negligence in the death of Pierson’s 16 month old adopted daughter from bronchial pneumonia in White Plains. Pierson was fined $500 or 600 days imprisonment for failing to provide a licensed physician.
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Albany, N. Y
Court of Appeals
Pierson
White Plains
Campaign letter hints at rewards for helping
A Massachusett s Democratic campaign letter urges volunteers to rally for the Republicans and promises rewards next year. Thomas Talbot, chairman, appeals to local supporters to boost turnout and defend the state administration, noting the need for funds and unpaid effort. The Pittsfield Journal is referenced as a loyal Republican voice.
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Bates
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
State House
Thomas Talbot
Freeman Miller
Cure a Cold in One Day Pill Ad
Advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets will cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. Box bears the signature of B. W. Grovy and is priced at 25 cents.
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B. W. Grovy
Railway Mail Clerk Finds Health in Grape-Nuts Claim
A distressed railway mail clerk credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health and weight after years of irregular night meals. He says the cereal steadied his brain and nerves, helped him pass an exam, and led to a promotion. The testimonial, from Postum Co. in Battle Creek, invites readers to find The Road to Wellville in each package.
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U. S
Railway Mail Service
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure Offer for Trial
A wartime era advertisement by Dr Shoop promises a Rheumatic Cure trial. It claims the remedy removes the disease toxin from blood, offers six bottles for a one month test costing 5.60 only if it succeeds, and requires mailing for a book or postal to arrange supply through a local druggist in Racine Wisconsin.
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Germany
Dr. Stoop
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Deer Island Bricklayers Debate Over Prison Labor
The Deer Island bricklayers dispute centers on Jeremiah F. Driscoll’s petition to the Board of Aldermen denouncing Commissioner John B. Martin for using prisoners for bricklaying. A Post reporter found four bricklayers at Deer Island with Administrator Carruth dismissing the charges as absurd.
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Board of Aldermen
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Bricklayers’ Union
John B. Martin
Deer Island
Penal Institutions
Carruth
Cronin
Power House Bricklayers On Deer Island Work
Bricklayers employed by inmates at Deer Island in a power house project to heat the new women’s prison. Wages and union membership discussed as guards limit visitor access. two bricklayers were pardoned to work on the site to prevent idleness and potential riots.
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Deer Island
Cronin
Slugger in Pittsfield Robs Woman on Hamilton Avenue
Mrs Francis Drake wife of a local florist was struck from behind on Hamilton Avenue and robbed of a chatelaine bag about 8:30 PM. The assailant, who hid behind a tree, delivered three blows then fled before an alarm could be raised.
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Pittsfield
Francis Drake
Renovated Splaine and Fitzpatrick Tailors Debuts New Look
Splaine and Fitzpatrick tailors at 110 Court Street unveil a thorough renovation with an artistic steel panel ceiling skylight enhanced windows and arc lighting. The stock doubles featuring exclusive Scottish wool suitings and new fancy vest cloths. Established in Boston since long ago the firm emphasizes quality workmanship and stylish fittings under Mr Fitzpatrick’s personal direction.
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Splaine & Fitzpatrick, Tailors
Court Street
Boston
Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
Ourt Street
Holtzman Democrats Win Indianapolis Mayoralty
Unofficial returns from 229 of 237 precincts show Holtzman Democrat leading Bookwalter Republican and Hitz Prohibition with Holtzman claimed winner by about 1000 votes though Republicans have not conceded.
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Holtzman
Democrat
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Hitz
Munyon Paw Paw tonic hailed as cure all in Boston
Hearers praise Munyon Paw Paw tonic for fixing dyspepsia nervous disorders insomnia and related ills. Testimonials from Boston area users claim rapid relief and lasting health gains with first doses and ongoing relief, urging readers to buy at druggists with pint bottles priced at one dollar and laxative pills at twenty five cents.
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Munyon
Paw Paw
Boston
Angora goats urged to reclaim New England farms
George F. Thompson of the Bureau of Animal Industry urged New England farmers to raise Angora goats to reclaim abandoned farms and create a Mohair industry. He noted Angoras destroy weeds, provide meat, skin uses, and that U.S. Mohair is produced largely in New England but demand exceeds supply, benefiting local mills if produced regionally.
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New England
George F. Thompson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Parker House
Thompson
Parker
Mr. Thompson
United States
Far West
Death of Patrick A. Mahony, former police inspector
Patrick A. Mahony died at his home 11 Rutland Street on October 13. Funeral set for October 15 at 9 15 a m with a requiem mass at 10 o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Relatives and friends are invited and flowers are requested to be omitted.
Syrian Editor Fears Murder Threats In Edinboro Clash
A. A. Zraick editor of Jurah Al Kurdy asked police protection after reporting his Edinboro street home surrounded by men and threats of death amid Syrian Armenian troubles. He was escorted by a patrolman from Lagrange street station.
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Edinboro Street
A. A. Zraick
Jurah-Al-Kurdy
Lagrange Street
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