Tuberculosis Congress Promotes United Action To Cure Consumption
The American Tuberculosis Congress in New York declares half a million Americans suffer from consumption. Dr. Henry D. Holton warns 400,000 may die without rigid cooperation to fight current cases and prevent new ones. The Hoff Cure is touted as a home treatment with a strong call for physician and public backing and a nationwide cooperative campaign.
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New York
Henry D. Holton
Congress
American Tuberculosis Congress
Uas
Frederick Hammann
Adolph Hoff
Vienna
Medical Legal Journal
Professor Hoff
Europe
America
American Bureau
Prof. Hoff
Third Avenue
10Th Street
Knight’s Drug Store
Court Street
Boston
Hoff
Late Ocean Liners In Charlestown Dock Arrival
Fully two days behind time the Cambrian last of belated liners arrived at Pier 4 Hoosac Tunnel docks Charlestown at 8 yesterday morning with 1700 tons general cargo Captain Edward B Lee reports a rough passage a stowaway Michael Williams 22 a native of Quebec will likely be deported on next Cambrian eastward trip The Sarmatian from Glasgow 700 tons cargo including Scotch whiskey arrives about 10 days out The Indian after 63 hours from Philadelphia Central Wharf longest voyage Captain Thacher says Admiral Farragut from Jamaican ports storms avoided at Chatham saloon passengers listed etc.
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Leyland Line
Cambrigday
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Charlestown
London
Edward B. Lee
Cambrian
Michael Williams
Quebec
Glasgow
Quaker City
Hopkins
Admiral Farragut
Long Wharf
Jamaican
Chatham
H. D. Prowd
Claude H. Burke
John 8
Boston Luncheon Hosts French Cruiser Troude Officer Lineup
Boston Chamber of Commerce president William H. Lincoln entertained Captain E. Aubry commander of the French cruiser Troude at an Exchange Club luncheon. Attendees included George H. Lyman port collector W S Stanton US engineer C W Bartlett lighthouse inspector and French consul Duncan Bailly Blanchard. The Troude departs tomorrow for Martinique via Charleston.
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William H. Lincoln
Boston Chamber of Commerce
E. Aubry
Troude
Exchange Club
George H. Lyman
W. S Stanton
United States
Boston
C. W. Bartlett
Duncan Bailly Blanchard
Martinique
Charleston
Took A Straw Vote On Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertising agent in Pittsburg notes fellow travelers using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals. He interviewed twenty three men at tables and in a hotel office, finding nine regularly take the tablets for indigestion irregular meals and travel. Others praise relief from gas, sour stomach, and acidity, with claims of safer, healthier digestion. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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New York
Pittsburg
Stuart
Citizens for aliens after Malden court session
Malden district court held a special session tonight with Judge Bruce presiding. Sixteen aliens were naturalized and fourteen men took out their first papers, marking a notable local citizenship event.
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Malden
District Court
Bruce
Two Years For Boy Forger
Alfred W. Hurd, a Medford youth earning $1.50 weekly, forged his employer Mr. Young’s name on three notes totaling $260. He claimed he believed he deserved greater pay. The judge sentenced him to two years on Deer Island.
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Alfred W. Hurd
Mr. Young
Medford
Chiquita The Mexican Midget In Critical Condition
Chiquita a 26 inch tall Mexican midget, married to Anthony Woeckner of Brim Penn, remains in critical state after a cesarean operation performed yesterday. Doctors say the procedure was the only way to save the life of the tiny woman. Scientists anticipated the maternity with interest and blame lack of proper care for the dangerous condition. She is believed to be the smallest fully developed woman in the world.
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Brim
Penn
Chiquita
Anthony Woeckner
Dowie's Army Starts Today In Zion City Parade
Followers of John Alexander Dowie gather in Zion City for the start of the restoration army bound for New York. Dowhites travel from the West North West Manitoba and western Canada with 600 guards and a similarly sized baggage train.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Restoration Army
New York
Northwest
Manitoba
Canada
Puget Sound
California
Ees
God
London Honourables Return Welcome in Boston Era
The Honourables, former members now in Richmond, return from Montreal to Boston to a festive homecoming. Crowds greet at Island Pond Vermont and Lancaster New Hampshire with British flags and crowds of up to 1500. The visit includes speeches by Governor Jordan and Lord Denbigh, a kiss-on-the-lips moment, and a reception before the party proceeds to Brookline and Boston for banquets.
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Richmond
United States
London
Island Pond
Vermont
Admiral Schley
Lancaster
N. H
Jordan
New Hampshire
Lord Denbigh
Colonel Hedges
IF. H. Smith
The
Honourabies
Lassie
Mt. Washington House
Bretton Woods
Woods
Europe
I Intervale
Somersworth
Newburyport
Salem
Lynn
Canada
States
England
America
Ancients
Brookline
Franklin Park
de Lumichrast
Parker House
Somerset
Honourable Artillery Company
Donovan Comments on Dorchester Sewer Work
Superintendent of Streets Donovan responds to Alderman Stewart's order in the Board of Aldermen session, about Dorchester surface drainage. He says if the Harvard Improvement Association voices residents' views, it would thank the street department rather than aid a partisan attack.
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Donovan
Alderman Stewart
Board of Aldermen
Dorchester
Harvard Improvement Association
Brave BrunswicK Fur Club rider Mrs Hitchcock in Derby chase
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock Jr a New York society leader rode astride among about 100 hounds at Barre despite a head wound from a fall over a stone wall. She remounted in rain and continued the chase with the pack until weather halted the hunt.
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Barre
Brunswick Fur Club
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
New York Society
Hitchcock
Katherine Hessenger
Mrs. Hitchcock
Swindled Women to Face Baker in Chicago Hearing
On return to Boston Professor Harry W. Baker, famed for second sight, faces swindled women from Brookline Wakefield Winthrop and Boston. Indicted on 16 counts, he collected about 2700 from about 50 women via visions and love advice at his Tremont street office. Two Boston inspectors depart for Chicago with governor papers, hearing set October 23.
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Boston
Harry W. Baker
Tremont Street
Chicago
Watts
Bates
Baker
Cleary
Shields
Mind Reader Baker Held in Chicago on Bond
H. W. Baker, arrested in Chicago on a Boston confidence game charge, is held in 6000 bond for a hearing on October 23. He allegedly posed as a mind reader and spiritualist to swindle several people.
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Chicago
H. W. Baker
Boston
Baker
Cripple Loses $50 000 Suit in City Case
Judge Hitchcock ordered a verdict for the city in the case of J A Bradlee who sued for 50 000 damages. Bradlee a ferry engineer assumed risk by taking the position. He served notice of appeal after the ruling. Bradlee was injured when caught in a defective engine.
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Hitchcock
J. A. Bradlee
Bradlee
Sherman L. Whipple
Souvenir edition honors visiting artillery companies in Fall River
A finely illustrated souvenir edition issued by David P. Keefe honors the Honourable Artillery Company of London and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston for their Oct 6 visit. Copies will be presented at the banquet to each H A C member and more elaborate copies to President Roosevelt, King Edward, Governor Bates, ex Governor Crane, Lieutenant Governor Guild, and Hon. John R. Lane. The volume lists the honorary committee and features many illustrations of Fall River landmarks.
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Honourable Artillery Company
London
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Fall River
David P. Keefe
Roosevelt
Edward
Bates
Crane
Guild
John R. Lane
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