Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Tuberculosis Recovery
A historical ad touts Eckmans Alterative as a life saving remedy for consumption and related lung issues. It shares a sworn testimonial from Edna Finzer of Rochester New York describing dramatic weight gain and recovery after treatment begun June 8 1907. The ad notes the product does not contain poisons opiates or habit forming drugs and lists local drugstores along with contact for more evidence.
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Eckman
Savannah St
Rochester
N. Y
St. Mary’s Hospital
Beckman
Edna Finzer
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Penn
Tragic Tryst Ends in Fatal Self-Conflict
Cilley, a Boston foundry worker from Hillsboro New Hampshire, allegedly quarreled with Miss Allen of Nova Scotia before attempting suicide. He returned to the Crawford House scene and was found bleeding after a scream, with Miss Allen aiding, and was taken to a hospital as Everett and West Roxbury police investigated.
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Cilley
Boston
Hillsboro
N. H
Miss Allen
Nova Scotia
Misa Allen
Crawford House
K Terrace
Everett
Crawford Home
E. L. Sawyer
Conway Street
Roslindale
West Roxbury
Firemens salary boost vetoed by mayor
The Somerville Board of Aldermen approved a higher salary for firemen but Mayor Burns vetoed the action. The veto will be acted upon at the board’s next Thursday evening meeting.
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Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Burns
Perkins Denies Big Fund For Roosevelt Campaign
Washington notes intense denials before the Senate campaign contributions committee. George W. Perkins rejects claims of a 3 million dollar underwriting and any money from International Harvester or United States Steel. He challenges Penrose and Hilles to prove their charges and cites his own donations to Harmon, Underwood, and Bryan rivals. Witnesses and scheduling follow as the committee plans further sessions after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Harvester Company
United States Steel Corporation
George W. Perkins
Senate Campaign Contributions Committee
Perkins
Ross Penrose
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Penrose
Hilles
Perkins in heated session over Roosevelt campaign funds
During cross examination Mr. Perkins argued with a committee member as he detailed spending for Roosevelt’s pre convention campaign. He said he spent 123000 dollars, claimed as his entire contribution, and disputed precise totals for the 1904 Republican fund while detailing contributions credited to G. W. P. and told of receiving 10000 from Albert Beveridge. He defended delaying a Justice Department suit against Harvester and insisted he sought no favors from officials. Thomas Fortune Ryan emerged as the committee’s major individual donor.
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Perkins
Roosevelt
Elmer Dover
C. N. Bliss
Harvester Company
Department of Justice
Bureau of Corporations
Herbert Knox Smith
Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Fortune Ryan
West End Merchants Seek Elevated Station Plan
West End merchants on Lowell and Leverett streets plan to petition the Boston Elevated railroad for an elevated station at Leverett and Brighton streets. Try Adamson's Balsam for that rasping graveyard cough. It is a sure cure.
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West End
Lowell and
Leverett Streets
Boston Elevated Railroad
Leverett and
Brighton Streets
Adamson
Merchants pressed to back Wilson over Taft in 1912
E A Filene urges business readers to support Governor Wilson for presidency citing stability and tariff reform. He argues Taft and Roosevelt fail to secure economic steadiness, warns against financial monopolies, and says Wilson would promote credit reform and broader business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Filene
United States
Wanamaker
New York Herald
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Govrnor Wilson
Suort
Lewis Admitted to Practice Before Supreme Court
William H. Lewis, the African American assistant attorney general, was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court today after a heated American Bar Association dispute over his race and membership. The fight followed an earlier attempt to oust him when his race became known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H. Lewis
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Elevator attendant hurt at State House accident
William Allison assistant superintendent of elevators at the State House was treated at Relief Hospital for a painful injury to the fingers of his left hand. He was repairing the elevators in the east well when the balance weight fell and struck his hand.
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William Allison
State House
Relief Hospital
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