Peruna hailed by Polk’s niece and others as healing
A long list of women from various towns praise Peruna for curing female troubles and catarrh symptoms. They credit Dr. Hartman and the remedy for improved health, weight gain, and renewed vitality, urging others to try Peruna and seek free advice if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Hllen Royer
Phoebe Smith
Sweet Springs
Josh
Phoebe J. Smith
Bertha Mohr
Gilbert Street
Town City
Hartman
A. E. Stouffer
Saretha
Kansas
Stron
A. E. Stoufer
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Youngest WCTU member Frances Munn honored at Lynn
At a WCTU convention in Lynn the four month old Frances W. Munn received a white ribbon and dedication to total abstinence. She was christened in memory of a late WCTU president, held by Miss Anna A Gordon, who proclaimed a vow for purity and sober womanhood. Her parents Mr and Mrs Charles D Munn support the temperance cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Willard Munn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Temperance Order
The
National Union
Anna A. Gordon
Miss. Gordon
Causey Union
Charles D. Munn
Suffolk Lawyer Retained Over Spectacle Island Garbage Plant
James R. Murphy, renowned Suffolk Bar member, retained by South Boston Citizens Action committee to seek an injunction blocking a garbage plant’s relocation to Spectacle Island. He will advise Monday on the best legal course and holds all relevant facts and issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Murphy
Suffolk Bar
South Boston
Spectacle Island
Murphy
Pickpocket Arrest Near Dorchester Car Abduction
William Gilmore, 50, of 568 Dorchester Street, was jailed at Station 11 on a pickpocketing charge after a theft on a Dorchester electric car. John Johanson, on the crowded rear platform, felt a pinch to his vest pocket as the car reached Sagin Hill and Pleasant, but the watch was not found. Johanson identified Gilmore as a suspect and police were alerted as a confederate fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilmore
Dorchester Street
Station 11
Dorchester
Gilmore
John Johanson
Sagin Hill Avenue
Pleasant Street
Johanson
City Brevities Report of Local Incidents and Injuries
Michael Sullivan of Cohasset was swindled out of 15 yesterday by a confidence man. Rose igarten of 456 Hanover street fell on the sidewalk near 146 Oliver street and sustained a severe scalp wound. James A. Corbett, 34, of 140 Findson street, was struck by an electric car at Washington and Dover last night and suffered a fractured ankle. Royal McLéood, 14, of 1 Prescott place Dorchester, was hit by a team from Company L Underwood while on Quincy street and severely hurt. admitted to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sullivan
Cohasset
Rose Igarten
Hanover Street
Oliver Street
James A. Corbett
Findson Street
Washington and
Dover Streets
Royal McLéood
Prescott Place
Dorchester
Quincy Street
Co. L. Underwood
City Hospital
Obscene pictures case in Municipal Court and Kelley libel suit
William R. Brereton faced two counts in Municipal Court before Judge Forsaith for possessing and giving away obscene pictures or prints intended for sale. He was found guilty, fined 200 dollars, appealed, and held for the Superior Court. The Kelley divorce suit proceeded with Mrs Kelley alleging domestic strife and libel against Frank Gray, with testimonies about a quarrel on January 1 and a water department picnic in 1896. Decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Brereton
Brereton
Davies
Forsaith
Kelley
Fessenden
Rollins
Dwight Street
Frank Gray
Water Department
Civil Coast Suffolk Superior Court Docket Highlights
Summary of multiple 2005 Suffolk Superior Court sessions with juries and verdicts. Cases include Mary Sanderson v Swan for alleged conversion of household goods, Plymouth Stove and Foundry against Peter Fee with $159 verdict, Frank Leverone v Arancio with $539.63 verdict and related actions, Joseph Cowan v Jennie Schultz for painting balance with $78.21 verdict, and other civil actions for damages and contract balances across sessions before Judges Hopkins Richardson Bond Hardy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sanderson
George Swan
Plymouth Stove and Foundry Company
Peter Fee
Richardson
Frank Leverone
Joseph Arancio
Joseph Cowan
Jennie Schultz
Wheatfield
Oscar Reinstein
Grandall
Pevsver
Testimony Swings in Schley Favor At Court of Inquiry
Attorney Rayner seeks to finish Schley testimony next week as eight witnesses testify. Witnesses from the Oregon Brooklyn and Texas describe July 3 and 8 actions. Admiral Dewey grants a Monday adjournment as Wells begins a full naval campaign history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schley
Rayner
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey
B. W. Wells, Jr
Spain
Reginald F. Nicholson
Oregon
Charles M. Devalin
J. L. Hannum
Thomas F. Carter
W. P. Cronan
J. H. Warford
Brooklyn
J. L. Hanley
Texas
Nicholson
Colon
Hanley
Wells
Ryan
Hampton Roads
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Wetsell Retires From Washburn Firm After Long Service
William H. Wetsell, longtime associate of George F. Washburn at 465 Washington Street, has severed ties with the firm. On retirement he was presented with a four foot high bronze lamp as a token of appreciation, which surprised and moved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wetsell
George. F. Washburn
Washington Street
Wetsell
Rowell of Ames Dies After Long Carriage Career
Charles Rowell a longtime carriage dealer and founder of Charles Rowell & Son died today in Amesbury at age. He had been a prominent figure in local business for years and contributed to the carriage trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowell
Ames
Amesbury
Charles Rowell
Charles Rowell & Son
Lipton Narrowly Escapes Shipwreck Off Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton plans to sail home from New York after noon tomorrow and may challenge again for the America's Cup. He mused on luck in four-leaf clovers and hinted a new boat design. A Porothea cruise ended with a collision, causing a damaged bowsprit and cylinder head while the Ruth served as tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
Shambeck II
Thomas
Naval
Ruth
Sir Thomas
Fire Engulfs Milton Place Storehouse in Boston Blaze
Box 52 sparked a costly blaze at 15 Milton Place off Federal Street in Boston. Three alarms and automatic signals brought rapid fire response. after 30 minutes the flames were out, with about 25000 dollars in water damage. The building, owned by Boston University, sustained three thousand dollars in damage. Parker Holmes Co and Boston Courier Co faced major losses. insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milton Place
Federal Street
Boston University
Parker, Holmes & Co
Boston Courier Company
Hetsmer, Codding & Co
Boston Counter Company
Dorchester Home Robbery Suspects Professionals
Thieves entered the Dorchester district house of Alexander Thelmer on Walnut Avenue between 7 and 10 PM using a jimmy. The front door was forced, the home ransacked, and valuable furs and silverware stolen while the family was away. Police traced the burglars but have no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Alexander Thelmer
Walnut Avenue
Hintrance
Jimmy
Opening of Newsboys Protective Union Hall Boston
The headwaters opening of the Newsboys Protective Union of Boston was held last night at the hall 30 Han over street with about 18 members present. The hall includes a large gymnasium and will be open every night to accommodate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys’ Protective Union of Boston
Hanover Street
Bearing on Joan C Best Case Likely in Boston
A bearing on the exceptions in the case of Joan C Best, convicted last March for the murder of George E Bailey of Saugus, will probably be heard and placed in Boston at a time during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan C. Best
George E. Bailey
Saugus
Boston
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Minnie Lee Collins
M . Lee Coll
Tennessee
James K. Polk
High Street
Nashville
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Frances W. Munn
Taggart
Frances Willard Munn
Web
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James BR. Murphy
Laxakola
Castora
H. & H. A. Lawton
Cor
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Nis
New Belford
Mass
Clarence Caswell
North Dartmouth
Smith Mills
Suffolk Superior Court
Judge Hopkins
Sampson
Yeoman
Leilis
Hannum
Merrimac
Nsign
George H. Watford
Watford
J. P. J. Ryan
Cley
CIA
Browning King
Matthew King
Lipton
Newsboys Heatoutarte”S
Lavere
Katzenjammer
Meke
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Next Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Massachusetts
Boston Sunday Post
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