Peruna Endorsements From Members Of Congress
Prominent figures including Hon. Charles W. Thompson and Fred S. Goodrich praise Peruna for indigestion and catarrh relief. The ad asserts Peruna tones the nervous system and mucous membranes, warns against imitations, and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Thompson
Congress
Alabama
Peruna
Fred. S. Goodrich
Shawnee
Okla
Florida
Washington, D. C
Goodrich
Oklahoma
Record price surge as Boston fish market runs dry
With no fish in the Boston market, Captain Perry Nth led a cod and haddock sale at Faneuil Hall and nearby centers. Cod topped 18 to 20 cents a pound, hake and pollock set new records at $5.50 per hundredweight, while supplies dwindled and prices spread to meat markets. Captain Perry anticipated a price drop Monday with a larger fleet due in. The Gem delivered 300 pounds cod sold quickly at 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Theresa
Alice
George Perry
Perry
Henry A. Pierce
Thatcher's Island
Fatal shooting ties jealousy to murder in Boston
Kalil Dauad a Syrian pedler living at 7 Harvard Street was fatally shot just before 8 pm in a quarrel over a wife with George Abraham Bahouri, another Syrian. David, also wounded, lay at Relief Hospital with a penetrating abdominal wound unlikely to survive. Bahouri fled as police searched the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalil Dauad
Harvard Street
Boston
George Abraham Bahouri
David
Relief
Dugan
Dauad
Bahouri
Sweeny
Davad
Strike Talked by Messengers in Union Meeting
The Telegraph Messenger Boys' Union 11 252 held a special meeting at Wells Memorial building last night about President Charles M Winters suspension from Western Union. The union claims his dismissal stems from his union leadership, while the company cites message delays. Driscoll of the Central Labor Union advised averting a strike and proposed sending the grievance to the Central Labor Union with a committee to meet the company. The union will reconvene Wednesday for a Central Labor Union committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Winters
Western Union
Telegraph Messenger Boys’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Winters
Driscoll
Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union Committee
Rutland Town Echoes Opposition to State Prison Colony
Rutland residents protest a proposed state prison settlement two miles from town, fearing loss of safety and falling land values. Town leaders condemn the scheme, while land sales have accelerated to accommodate the project. Proposals anticipate broader statewide prison settlements and increased population pressure if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Thurston
Officer Lewey Accused Amid Cardiac Death Probe
Harvard Professor Wood analyzes Louis Brandt’s internal organs after he was found dying in Faneuil Hall square. Patrolman Edward F. Lewey of Police Division 2 faces an accusation from witness Charles A. Lurton who says Lewey kicked Brandt. Medical Examiner Harris reports no definite cause yet. death could result from a heart shock. Lewey remains jailed. Witnesses Cassidy Quist Gould and others testify against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Harvard College
Louis Brandt
Faneuil Hall Square
Relief Hospital
Edward F. Lewey
Police Division 2
City Hall Square
Charles Street
Lewey
Police Department
Brandt
Division 2
Charles A. Lurton
Hancock Street
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Harris
Jucage Burke
Joseph A. Cassidy
Duncan and
Jonquist
Michael J. Gould
Local witnesses held on bonds in Charlestown case
Names Key and Joseph T. Tebaldi were held on $500 bonds as witnesses in the Charlestown matter and were listed alongside Charles A. Brions street in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rten
Joseph T. Tebaldi
Key
Brions Street
Charlestown
Charles A
Girl Pickets Stabbed in Riot at New York Factory
In a riot tied to a strike at a First Street factory, about 50 Clip Sorters' Union workers were picketing when Italian workers exited the plant. Several girls were stabbed, one severely, and a hospital was called for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First Street
Clip Sorters’ Union
Trustees of Franklin Fund Despair Over Boston Action
Two Franklin Fund trustees condemn Boston Aldermen for blocking use of the 100000 donation for public works. They urge Legislature intervention and support a trade school plan to honor Franklin's wishes and aid workers, hoping to compel action and fulfill the benefactor's intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fund
Boston
Citizens’ Movement
Franklin
Green
A. K. MacLennan
Eells
Mr. MacLennan
Post
Kelly's Ledge
Ex-Detective Hangs in Worcester Police Cell
Worcester reports James B. Jones aged 40 once a New York detective hanged himself in the Worcester police headquarters tonight. He was in custody at the time of death and the case is under police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
James B. Jones
New York
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D.laussell
Excongresstn
Charles W. Thompson
M’s’g. Co
Columbus
Ohio
Congressman Goodrich
Peeruna
United States
Dr. Hartman
Gov. Elect
Nore Carolina
D. J. Russell
N. C
Wilmington
Pritchard
Blackburn and Linney
Capt. Perry
T Wharf
Bates
Henry
Converse
John A. Carter
Petersham
Zebulon Strong
Patrick Delehanty
Frederick 8. Hunt
Rest & Coes Lanthest
Orangeine, Chicago
Benjamin Franklin
Terest
Samuel A. Green
Twan Carnatio
E. T. Sims
Brooklyn
N. Y
Orrine
A. FE. L
Atlanta
Orline Company
14Th Street
H. A. Jaynes & Co., Inc
Washington St
Hanover
Jaynes & Chapin CO
Summer St
Corner South
E. F. Janes & Co., Inc
Arrenton
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