Scottsville Man Credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Cure
J B Cooper of Scottsville Ark recounts severe bronchitis and weight loss from 180 to 150 pounds. After two bottles of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey he gained ten pounds in two weeks, calling it the best tonic and stimulant and noting a doctor endorsed its use for patients. Written June 6 1906, Cooper’s statement endorses the product.
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J.B. Cooper
Scottsville
Ark
Duffy
J. B. Cooper
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Marketed as Medicine
Old Chemist backed Duffy Malt Whiskey as a genuine pure malt with medical benefits. It claims to strengthen nerves, heart, muscles and blood while aiding digestion and longevity. Sold in sealed bottles by druggists and grocers for $1 with a medical booklet offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy Malt Whiskey, Co
Rochester
N. Y
Merchants Contest Opening Blind Alley in Boston
The Boston Board of Street Commissioners heard petitions from the James A. Houston Company and Ashton estate trustees to declare Jackson place off Winter street a public highway. Remonstrants cited congestion and sanitation concerns while urging maintenance of private access for Filene’s and other firms. The hearing, led by Commissioner Gallivan, adjourned as the large turnout and numerous objections were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Street Commissioners
Jackson Place
Winter Street
Boston
James A. Houston
Elijah A. Ashton
Maria P. Codman
Gilchrist Company
Shepard Norwell Company
Bernhard
Sommer & Co
William Filene’s Sons Company
Byron E. Bailey & Co
F. Vorenberg & Co
The
Parisian
Fivery
Louis D. Brandeis
Board of Health
Filene Company
Filene
Salem D. Charles
James A. Gallivan
Hannan
Gallivan
Hathaway
P. H. O'Connell
James J. Chase
Houston
Melrose Police Shakeup Changes City Patrols
Melrose, Oct. 18. A police department shakeup takes effect Monday night with a new schedule. Mayor Barton rejects Chief McLaughlin’s suggestions and reassigns all officers except Crown who stays in charge at night. Rand moves to Highlands nights, Fuller to Fells nights, Pinco to centre days, Caswell to Wyoming nights, Heaton to East Side nights, Doherty to Main Street nights, Pierce to Highlands nights, Brown to Highland s, McCarthy to Wyoming nights. Mayor says cross-training across sections aims to broaden familiarity with the city.
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Melrose
Barton
McLaughlin
Crown
Rand
Highlands
George E. Fuller
Pierce
Fells
Pinco
Centre
William Caswell
Melrose Station
Wyoming
Lou Heaton
East Side
Doherty
Main Street
Melrose Highlands
Brown
McCarthy
Possible assault or sudden illness near Roxbury home
Mrs Mary Hugy of 446 Newcomb Street Roxbury was found unconscious near 49 Newcomb Street shortly before 11 p m by a Roxbury patrolman. She recalled nothing until at the police station and says she was en route to a neighbor to check on her children. Investigators will review whether a thug or illness caused the condition.
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Mary Hugy
Newcomb Street
Roxbury
Pianos on easy terms at Wood Piano Co
The Wood Piano Company at 180 Tremont Street Boston markets pianos from Fischer Gabler Hardman Poole Weser and Wood on liberal credit terms. Their three floor showroom includes interior players and automatic pianos, with many makes available under moderate prices for family musical education.
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Boston
Wood Piano Company
Tremont Street
Fischer, Gabler, Hardman, Poole, Weser
Mrs Richard Dwyer Dies In Louisville Observation
Mrs Richard Dwyer wife of the racing starter died in Louisville today from paralysis and the body was sent to New York tonight for burial or further arrangements.
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Louisville
Richard Dwyer
New York
Newlyweds narrowly escape death in trolley crash
Mr and Mrs Justin E Harlow of Schenectady New York honeymooning here were hurled 20 feet when a trolley plowed into their hack near Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues. Mrs Harlow unconscious with nervous shock and possible internal injuries. husband and driver John Flannigan of Cambridge bruised. Hack shattered, horses cut, bridal trunks scattered as panic spread among passengers.
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Justin E. Harlow
Schenectady
N. Y
Massachusetts and
Commonwealth Avenues
Samuel Dalton longtime Massachusetts adjutant general dies
Samuel Dalton a prominent Massachusetts military figure and former adjutant general died at a private sanatorium in Auburndale after an illness dating back to his departure from the State House. Born June 25, 1840, in Salem, Dalton rose from leather trade apprentice to major general while serving as inspector and paymaster general.
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Samuel Dalton
Commonwealth
Auburndale
State House
Dalton
Provident Banking & Securities Co
Salem
Joseph A
Mary Dalton
Forty-ninth
Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers
Frank J. Dalton
General Dalton
Gore Bros
Boston
E. B. Hull & Co
Salem Cadets
Fourteenth
Massachusetts Volunteers
First
Massachusetts Heavy Cavalry
Nichols & Dalton
Selem Cadets
Long
Butler
Robinson
Hannah F
W. F
Abligail Nichols
Massachusetts
Chickering
Catabrlets New Antiseptic Tablets Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Catabrlets antiseptic tablets as protection against contagious diseases and dust inhalation. Claiming to be the most effective and economical mouth wash, nasal cure, and throat aid, it notes a fifty cent box yields a quart of solution and two tablespoons per brushing. Sold by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass, mail orders worldwide.
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C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Balloon Race Witness Planned for Pittsfield Visit
Washington Oct 18 The War Department assigns Captain Charles DeF Chandler and Major Samuel Reber to Pittsfield to witness the balloon race this Saturday.
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Washington
War Department
Charles Def. Chandler
Signal Corps
Samuel Reber
General Staff
Pittsfield
Americanized Lord Scully Dies While Visiting London
Former Lord William Scully, Americanized in 1900, died in London. He held vast landholdings across Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri, owned a Washington house, and had a fortune around 50 million dollars. Son of Dennis Scully, he settled in Illinois after 1846 and built his estate through progressive farming. He leaves two sons in Washington, D.C. and will be buried there.
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Lord Scully
London
Bloomington
Ferdinand Trapp
William Scully
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Washington, D. C
Trapp
United States
Washington
Dennis Scully
Trinity College
Cambridge
Dublin
Washington, D .C
Forced Railroad to Pay for Her Dress
Emeline Rochefort, a Boston department store manager, won $12 in Municipal Civil Court after a loose screw in a New Haven railroad car mat tore her gown. The light figured Princess style dress cost $17.50 with 6 percent discount. court endorsed compensation, noting the gown could not be matched this season.
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Emeline Rochefort
Boston
Parmenter
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Terial
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Duffy’s Pure
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
Curtis
Mr. Brandeis
California
Florida
Colorado
Malaga
Jersey
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Washington Street Cor
Kneeland
Wood Piano CO
Starter
Cravenettes
Rain Coat CC
Adies
Gray
Tan
Oxford
Ettes
A. A
Ey PT
Washington Cor
Essex Street
Henry Siegel Co
Gen. Dalton
Elas
van Camp
Bielle
Sis
Isle
van Camp Fucking Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington St
R. H. White
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