The Saleswoman and a Cure for Pale Complexion
Nellie M. Tomlinson, a dry goods clerk, recounts scarlet fever aftermath and chronic nervous illness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring color, energy, and health after using two and a half boxes. The testimonial is sworn before a notary, with a price of 50 cents per box or 6 boxes for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Tomlinson
R. M. Thompson
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Salem Mayor Says Police Demoralized In City Shock
Salem October 15 1901 Mayor Hurley tells the Board of Aldermen the police force is demoralized and urges action. He cites conflicting testimony in a district court case over an intoxicated man, notes factions within the force, lack of discipline and gossip at headquarters, and asks for official steps to correct the situation. The board refers the matter to the committee on police and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Hurley
Board of Aldermen
CIA
Mase
John ‘F. ‘Y
Polios
Ticknee
City Council withdraws reward for Cudahy Jr. arrest
In Omaha Nebraska the City Council tonight adopted a resolution to withdraw the reward and rescind all actions under the prior resolution offering a reward for the arrest and conviction of Cudahy Jr. and others. The measure repeals the earlier authorization dated the 31st and voids the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telappers
Cudahy, Jr
American Society session discusses protection of legislation
The session featured readings by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward and Joseph M. Greene of Boston on panel topics and proposed measures for the protection of legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See No Society
Ste Ie
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Alvert Heftizn
Joseph M. Greene
Boston
Lawrence ratifies Democratic State ticket rally
Lawrence October meeting at City Hall marked the first Democratic ratification of the state ticket since William E. Russell’s nomination. Officials and candidates including ex-Mayor Quincy spoke amid a large audience with reception at the Franklin House and a march led by the Lawrence Military Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
City Hall
William E. Russell
North Station
John 8. Lynch
Democratic City Committee
Franklin House
Essex Street
Leonard
Saunders
Putnam
Uxbridge
Amadeo Cloutiér
B.e.donnigan
John & Lynch
Currier
William J. Smith
Simon B. B. Ryan
William Collins
N. F. Sullivan
J. H. Bandon
William J. Graham
Josiah Quincy
Boston
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Miville
Massachusetts
Quincy
Agi Democratic
Ean Democratic Party
Chaufoux
Lowell
Dstrict
Senate
Clouthier
Democratic Party
McKinley
Tean
Ceree
Wee
Vernon
Dolley
Vince
Crane
Republican Party
Ita
Piers Ox
Municipal caucus dates dodge the ill fate of 13
The Socialists Republicans and Democrats argued over Nov 12 13 14 15 as caucus dates for the city election with factional wrangles. Navy favored by some, others called 13 a hoodoo while parties sought a decisive outcome amid shifting plans and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meatant Utchinson
Navy
Sachine
Baal
Pan American Exposition Trip from Boston to Buffalo
Special excursion leaves Boston October 1 with return by October 2. Routes via Sound lines to New York then via New York Central Hudson or connections through Lehigh Valley West Shore Erie and Lackawanna options priced at 9.50 or 9 dollars. Tickets valid only in day coaches, not in sleeping or parlor cars. Information at No 3 Old State House Boston.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Sound Inns
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Sound Lines
New York -Central
Hudson River Railroad
Sound Wnes
Lehigh Valley
West Shore
Eris
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
Old State House
Merchants Honor Page Reflects Longtime Boston Figures
Fragmentary notes recount merchants and club figures in Boston. References include the Algonquin Club event and sketches of local life, mentioning a 60 year involvement, a younger associate, and several officers with roles in the Merchants Club and related societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A
Sevigit
Moerchante
Algonquin Club
Pe Ge
Boston
Bechodl
Ptarts
Saas
Macadesh
Burinese Noank
Mason Lites
Linearscelgetlo Son
Alinits
Fredéric
North
Democratic Registration Drives Through City Wards
Reports show large Democratic gains as ward canvassing led by Thomas Flood and William McNary claims hundreds of additions and dozens of drops. Ward by ward tallies detail Republicans dropping out while Democrats surge, notably in Wards 9 12 17 18 and 19 with thousands on the lists and new naturalization papers ready for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Flood
Williams. McNary
Democratic State Committee
John Leon
M. J. Carmody
Donovan
Ward
Doyle
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Doyle
Curley
Nasney
Dowd
Timilty
Planning for Envoys VII Visit Prompts UIL Actions
The United Irish League met at the American House to finalize plans for welcoming Redmond Davitt O Donnell and Mc Hugh to the United States next month. Resolutions protesting John O Donnell's arrest were adopted and sent to Chamberlain Salisbury and Rosebery. Local leaders praised Redmond’s loyalty and urged a grand reception, with upcoming league meetings scheduled in East Boston South Boston and Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
Redmond
Davitt
O’'Donnell
McHugh
United States
M. P. Curran
The
Republic
Sup
John O'Donnell
South Mayo
John O’donnell
Ireland
P. J. Timmins
South Boston
John O'Callaghan
Joseph Chamberlain
Lord Salisbury
Lord Rosebery
Thomas Riley
Fie
Ion
House of Commons
London
John Redmond
Heston
Michael Davitt
Thomas J. Dillon
Roxbury
James Gallagher
Charlestown
M. J
Williams Gives Bride Away At St Pauls Wedding
The Hon. George Fred Williams gave the bride, Miss Helen Louise Lutz, away at noon yesterday at St. Pauls Episcopal Church. Miss Lutz is the daughter of Mrs. H. Louise Lutz of 2 1 2 Chestnut street and the groom, Dr. Edward Russell Williams, is the son of the late Dr. Henry Williams of Arlington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Helen Louise Lutz
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Miss Lutz
H. Louise Lutz
Chestnut Street
Edward Russell Williams
Henry Williams
Arlington Street
Gift for Popular Pastor at Dorchester Home
Rev. E S Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler were surprised with a 180 piece green and gold dinner set at 2271 Dorchester Ave Dorchester. Over 100 friends attended as W A Dickie presented the gift in the drawing room before a brief reception and concert by a female orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Wheeler
Crane
Miss Steeves
Mr. Gibson
Miss Crane
B. Champlain
Mr. Willis
Phails
Foster
Ash
W. A. Dickie
Edna Gardner
J. Scott
Miss Bartlett
Coffin
Stronach
How Munroe Lost His GasP
William F. Munroe of Norton Street on Tremont Street met two women in black and a mackintosh who cost him 13. He found 318 after counting his bills at a hotel and bought drinks with loose change. The women sat with him, then left. a long pause followed before he told police at Court Square station of his trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. ‘Munroe
Norton Street
Tremont Street
Munroe
Frohock
Court Square
Chelsea Board moves to fund new high school and grammar school
At the Chelsea Board of Aldermen meeting last evening an order was introduced appropriating 130000 dollars for a new high school building and 48000 dollars for a new grammar school. The high school would occupy the Lot of the former Oadway Primary School and the grammar school would be placed on Forsyth Jet on Waverrett Avenue. The measure was sent to second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Oadway
Woman Acknowledges Larceny Ties to Husband Chase
New York police court hears Mrs. William Palmer Chase admit to larceny with bail set at $300 on an oath charge. She claims her husband, Dr. William P. Chase, knows why she stole as she refuses to reveal her married name. Detectives say she began stealing from a department store soon after employment, forging letters in wealthy names, and she was jailed after a Saturday arrest. Dr. Chase, traveling in Fall River, seeks annulment and release for his wife, whose true identity remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Palmer’Chase
Jefferson Market
Dr. Chase
Kit Nome
Fall River
Bedluce HellGetl
Philadelphia Medical College
Chase
William Palmer Chase
Count de la Vaulx Balloon Crossing Fails
Count de la Vaulx's Mediterranean balloon attempt from Les Sablettes near Toulon failed after 42 hours. Bad weather, wind toward Spain, and heavy rain forced abandonment. The balloon and passengers were taken aboard the cruiser Du Chayle with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count DE LA Vaulx
Paris
Mediterranean
Les Sablettes
Toulon
Count de la Vaulx Landad
Spain
du Chayle
Bar Association Reviews Judicial Candidates in Van Wyck Era
The Association of the Bar of New York City heard a report on judicial candidates for the fall election. It endorsed Morgan J. O'Brien and others for Supreme Court, while opposing Robert A. Van Wyck for the bench. For City Court, Samuel Seabury was deemed proper. John P. Schurman was not approved. Mayor Van Wyck and Tam many leaders attended the Democratic Club notice of nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Tam
Massachusetts
Coss
Coughlin
Arthur A. Putnam
Uxbridge
McKinley
Charles
Hamlin
Putnam
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Carse
Shotd
Catter
Nero
Pepe
New York
Association of the Bar of
New York City
Supreme Court
Morgan J. O’brien
James A. Blanchard
John Proctor Clarke
Charles W. Dayton
Samuel Greenbaum
Charles H. Knox
Robert A. van Wyck
John P. Schurman
Samuél Seabury
van Wyck
Schurman
Justice Morgan
J. O'Brien
Te Supreme Bench
Pe Cage Ak Cones
Cante
Woman Key 1 Train Robbery Suspect Nabbed in Nashville
Annie Rogers alias Maud Williams, 23, held by Nashville police as Pinkerton General Superintendent Taylor in Chicago arrives. Police believe her arrest will help capture the gang behind the July 8 Great Northern Express robbery near Wagner Missouri, with over $40,000 in bank notes taken. hope to recover much of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Annie Rogers
Maud Williams
Taylor
Pinkerton Agency
Chicago
Great Northern
Wagner
Mon
Afzo
HYOMEI inhaler promises fast cold relief and cures
An advertisement touts HYOMEI as the sole remedy for genuine consumption and common colds. It claims relief within hours by inhaling briefly, with benefits for catarrh bronchitis asthma and more, offering outfits at $1.00 and trial options, from The R. T. Booth Co.
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Bright
R. T. Booth
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