Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment Offer Ends October Thirty-First
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street announce a final chance to receive a free month of treatment including all medicines and a complete exam using the X-Ray. Eligible patients who apply by October 31 will owe nothing for consultation or care. Light therapy is promoted as a cure for catarrh bronchitis and consumption.
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Boylston Street
Berkeley Street Congregational Church
James M. Solomon
Ine
Maboratoryv
Eas
Osmo-Chemie Physicians Offer For Early Treatment
All patients who begin treatment at the Osmo-Chemie Physicians on or before Oct 21 receive one month's treatment including all medicines. The offer will be withdrawn in October at 8 PM, with this being the last renewal.
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Osmo-Chemie Physicians
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Get Court of Public Praise
Readers from Massachusetts and New Hampshire testify that the Osmo-Chemic physicians cured them of tongue cancer stomach disease rheumatism catarrh ulcerated stomach cancer of the left breast nerve trouble neuritis congestion of the throat and eyes tumor and other ailments through their new light treatment practiced by the Osmo-Chemic physicians in various cities including Haverhill Reading Boston South Framingham Dover Melrose Everett Cambridge Natick and Natick with names and addresses cited.
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D. €. Bixby
Haverhill
Mass
Melville A. Stone
Reading
A. J. Brown
Franklin St
South Framingham, Mass
Sarah EF. Place
Dover
N. H
H. A. Studley
Melrose
William Shaw
Elmwood Pil
Everett
BE. H. Perkins
Windsor St
Cambridge
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Advertisement
An 19th century style medical ad offers Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine by Plunkett I Chief Consultant. It lists permanent offices at Suite 8 9 10 entrance 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass and requests a 2 cent stamp for a book on a disease. Office hours 9 A M to 12 M 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P M closed Sundays.
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Ll. Plunkett
Boylston St Boson
Mass
Teddy Jr. mood sour as he shuts out interview
Reporter finds Teddy Roosevelt Jr. unwilling to speak from his Dunster Hall suite. His roommate says young women are not allowed in the rooms and Roosevelt declines to grant a formal interview amid lingering illness rumors and a recent game injury.
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Teddy, Jr
Dunster Hall
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy
Police arrest 15 in raid on South End pool room
Police led by Sergeant Bowley seized a pool hall at 170 Lineland Street and arrested Edward White 22 of Revere Daniel Leary 31 Milton John H Popp Weston Avenue Francis Donovan 23 Dun Dee Street and Arthur C Lee New Bedford on charges of playing a game of chance Ten others were detained as spectators and proprietor J Glasheen plus listed locals were identified as present with a pool table and equipment seized.
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Bowley
P. H. Glasheen
iXneeland Street
Edward White
Revere
Daniel F. Leary
Milton
John H. Popp
Weston Avenue
Francis Donovan
Dundee Street
Arthur C. Lee
New Bedford
J. H. Glasheen
Robber Caught In Act At Fruit Store Safe
Charles Smith, a notorious crook with aliases, was caught robbing the safe at Repetto & Severoni Fruit Store 119 Causeway Street yesterday. He fought when discovered but was overpowered by partners and a policeman. Police regard him as a clever criminal with prior prison time.
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Repetto & Severoni
Causeway Street
Charles Smith
Smith
Newland Street
Mellen Official Denies Rail Road Political Involvement
Oct 15. Ren P Walker from Mellen states New York Hartford Railroad will not hire state legislative agents or representatives. He claims the road will pay no salaries to influence legislation and has not contributed to the current political contest nor plans to.
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Oro
Aren P. Walker
Mellen
New York, News& Hartford Railroad Company
Iter
State House
Illinois Central stock votes blocked at annual meeting
By agreement of both parties the shares enjoined yesterday will not be voted at tomorrow's Illinois Central annual meeting. The election will be considered regular without those shares voting.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Wealthy American Loses $1200 To Pocketbook Theft In Paris
A rich American chatting with two women on Rue de la Paix during lunch hour promised Milan picture postcards. He placed his address card on his pocketbook and the women fled indoors with the book, taking $1200 in cash.
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Paris
Rue de la Paix
Milan
Testimony Near End in Standard Oil Dissolution Suit
In New York the United States suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey nears conclusion as hearings are set to adjourn for several weeks to review evidence. L. J. Drake testified that Republic Oil Company was a de facto Standard subsidiary in Michigan and other states and that Standard agents gathered rival data using honest methods. Rockefeller’s testimony was not available as he was out of town.
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New York
United States
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
L. J. Drake
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Republic Oil Company
Michigan
Republic
Standard
Drake
Kellogg
Wm.g. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Maverick Church Faces Ongoing Deliberation in East Boston
The Maverick Congregational Church in East Boston remains under discussion with no decisive action after weeks of committee study. Dr John Denison announces continued stereopticon lectures though a 630 pm service for young men will precede the 739 pm regular gathering.
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Maverick Congregational Church
East
Boston
John Denison
Malden Bride Weds Stoughton Man In Sequel Romance
Miss Clara Elizabeth Levens of Malden married D. Arthur Deacon of Stoughton at the home of Mrs. Thomas Lloyd in Medford. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Webster. The bride is the daughter of Joseph B. Levens of Malden and had worked for a Boston newspaper. The couple plans to live in San Diego where Mr. Deacon will enter business.
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Park Avenue
Arlington
W. H. W. Bicknell
Winchester
Bicknell
N. F. Bacon
Medford
Clara Elizabeth Levens
Malden
D. Arthur Deacon
Stoughton
Thomas Lloyd
Salem Street
Mr. Webster
Miss Levens
Joseph B. Levens
Tremont Street
Boston Transcript
San Diego
Cal
Mr. Deacon
Saugus Tax Bills Spark Wide Protests at Town Hall
An October town hall indignation meeting drew 178 property owners in Saugus to protest tax bills despite a lowered rate from 19.80 to 17.80 per thousand, citing sharp rises in assessed valuations. A committee including H. Atherton and J. A. Roddin will seek relief or rebates.
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Saugus
H. Wi.Atherton
Elmer B. Newhall
Mr. Atherton
Lewis J. Austin
J. A. Roddin
FE. L. Noera
William J. Newhall
Wife Murder Habit Lands Griffin in Work House
Thomas Griffin of Allegheny was sent to the work house after his habit of clipping Pittsburg newspapers about men killing their wives and theatrically winking at his wife led to fear and a police report. The incident ends his pattern of intimidation as authorities intervene.
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Pittsburg
Thomas Griffin
Allegheny
Thomas
Couple awarded damages after L train injury at Haymarket
In Superior Court Mrs Catherine Tennessey and her husband John Hennessey sued the L for injuries from boarding a train at Haymarket square on Sept 29 1903. Mrs Tennessey won 5375 and husband 1000 for medical attendance. suits sought 10000 and 5000 respectively.
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Haymarket Square
Catherine Tennessey
John Hennessey
Kennessey
Vanishing Fleets story shown in Sunday Post Magazine
The Sunday Post Magazine previews Roy Norton’s great feature on a Japanese American war and the world’s concern over the mysterious disappearance of the Japanese and British fleets in the next instalment.
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Roy Norton
The
Sunday Post
St. Stephen's Reunion Brings Parishes Together
The annual reunion for St. Stephen's Catholic Church in North End is set for Thanksgiving Eve November 27 drawing thousands of parishioners from past and present.
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St. Stephen's Catholic Church
North End
Philadelphia girl Edith White jailed for clothing theft spree
Edith Mae White, claiming Philadelphia origins, was jailed after a series of thefts in Boston. She befriended three women on Summer Street and stayed with them while stealing clothing valued at 24 15 and 30 dollars, plus 10 98 from another. Convicted on four counts, she received a months long sentence at the women’s reformatory.
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Edith Mae White
Philadelphia
Women’s Reformatory
Edith
Boston
Summer Street
Clssie Butler
Back Bay
Elsie
Sadie Humphreys
Susan Brown
Mrs. Brown
Jennie Coombs
Brown
Stevens Gets a New Trial in Polygamy Case
Frank E. Stevens of Boston, recently convicted of polygamy, was granted a new trial by a Supreme Court decision. He had married Grace P. Batchelder in 1895 and, under a decree, could not remarry until March 11, 1905. He nevertheless wed Miss Tourtellette of Atlanta, then married Miss Smythe in 1905, drawing actions from his second wife.
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Frank E. Stevens
Boston
Supreme Court
Stevens
Grace P. Batchelder
Autopsy Finds Chest Crushed in Lynn Man's Death
The body of 45 year old James E. Kelley was found unconscious on Lampers wharf and died at the hospital. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Pinkham found a base skull fracture and eight broken ribs with the entire chest crushed. Death was ruled a violent cause. Kelley lived with sister Mrs Lewis Tufts on Lynn street South Peabody and was a shoemaker.
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Lynn
Pinkham
James E. Kelley
Lampers Wharf
Kelley
Lewis Tufts
Lynn Street
South Peabody
Comet Spotted in Wisconsin by Madison Discovery
A telegram from G. C. Comstock reports a newly found eighth magnitude comet seen near Madison Wisconsin by Professor Meliish two hours before daylight yesterday. The discovery was recorded at Harvard College Observatory.
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Harvard College Observatory
G. C. Comstock
Washburn Observatory
Meliish
Madison
Wis
Miss Ida Scott Enrolled at Morristown Girls Seminary
Miss Ida Scott sister of Mrs. Augustus Hartje of Pittsburg has left Dana's seminary for girls in Morristown and is now enrolled as a pupil since the start of the current term.
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Morristown
WN. J
Ida Scott
Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
Dana
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