Silveira's Partner Denies Caracas Charge of Solvency
Havana reports that Silveira left the firm insolvent with about 700000 in liabilities and 1500000 in assets, the partner denies these figures and claims Silveira took 63000 in cash after failing to secure loans. The firm will liquidate after settling obligations. Captain Anderson of the Carmelina says Silveira ordered a course change toward Venezuela amid political reasons.
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Havana
Silveira
Caracas
Venezuela
Twe Havana Bafike
Anderson
The
Carmelina
Cuban
Runaway Wrecked by Train in Malden Strike
A runaway horse driven by Louis Giles and Raymond Welsh shattered gates at Winter Street crossing in Malden and plowed into a Boston & Maine train. Both men were severely injured. horse forelegs gashed, wagon damaged, train stopped, engine frightened, horse later killed. injuries treated at a field hospital.
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Malden
Louis Giles
Redmond Welsh
Boston Ice-Cream and Baking Company
Winter Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Giles
Welsh
Glenwood Street
Melrose
U S Cannot Extradite Silveira From Venezuela
Washington reports the United States cannot urge Silveira extradition as Cuba lacks an extradition treaty with Venezuela. Cuban banker Silveira, once sought in Havana, is said to be in Caracas. State Department officials insist U S relations with Cuba do not justify involvement in any extradition move.
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Washington
United States
Silveira
Havana
Caracas
Venezuela
Cuba
Seartae Jn Midway
Canadians Not 10 Fish Nights In Newfoundland
St John s Newfoundland Oct 22 In light of Americans agreeing not to use purse seines to catch herring colonial fishermen vow to fish by day only Night fishing had caused net cutting clashes The west coast fisherfolk had petitioned the Governor to publish the modus vivendi but the full text arrived in despatches and the petition will be discontinued
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ST. John's
N. F
Tragic Fall Claims Five Year Old in Worcester
In Worcester on October 22, five year old Francie M. Knox died instantly after tumbling from a third story window at 16 Clifton Street. Local authorities reported no other injuries.
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Worcester
Francie M. Knox
Clifton Street
Suicide Tragedy At Boston Common Victim Named John Erickson
John Erickson a 40 year old Swede from 66 Carter Street Lynn shot himself before a crowd on Boston Common. He died at Relief Hospital at 6 10 pm after severe illness and nervous prostration followed by the act. His wife and child live in Ipswich and Mrs Erickson came to Lynn seeking him.
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Relief Hospital
Boston
John Erickson
Carter Street
Lynn
Bede Lawson
Ipswich
Erickson
Letter Lauds Swamp-Root Cure For Kidney Trouble
A Melrose reader praises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming a full recovery from kidney trouble after using the remedy. The letter notes a doctor’s approval of the water and offers a free sample bottle plus a book, with sale bottles available at drug stores and the Kilmer's address in Binghamton, New York.
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Cottage St
Melrose
Mass
TC. Richardson
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Insanity Contested In Mrs Barnes Will Case
Mrs Louisa Pierce Barnes of Newton died leaving all property to her young husband Charles H Barnes before she became insane. Dr Edward A Andrews testified she was of unsound mind when that will was made and remained sane when she later left property to friends who stood by her in illness. The judge in Middlesex Probate Court heard the testimony.
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Louisa Pierce Barnes
Newton
Charles H. Barnes
Edward A. Andrews
Newton Centre
Lawton
Middlesex
Governors, Hearst and Moran clash in Massachusetts speech
Governor Guild denounces District Attorney Moran for seeking advertising during grand jury summons of Roosevelt’s son and defends labor reform record. He slams William R. Hearst and warns Massachusetts against Hearstism, urging voters to reject actions that could crown infamy by elevating Hearst to a national leadership role.
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Moran
Roosevelt
Provident Securities
Guild
William R. Hearst
Hearst Organization
Massachusetts
Record of Moran battle frames a Massachusetts election
The speaker defends his record and attacks Moran and Hearst influenced by a “healthy spirit of inquiry.” He claims to stand for impartial justice and a square deal, denounces Hearst’s machine and Moran’s affiliations, and urges protection of savers while balancing private enterprise with public control in Massachusetts. He argues the race is not mere personal or party conflict but a test of governance by the people.
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Re Guild
United States
Massachusetts
State House
Moran
Ice Trust
General Court
Hearst
Commonwealth
Boston
Coakley
MacFarland
New Jersey
Australia
Commonwealth of Common Sense
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Claim Prompts Caution
An old advertisement claims a medication cures piles in six to fourteen days. It mentions Puneet Sea Care and Gaye of Manay Cefunded with ambiguous references to 80s era marketing. The text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details or authoritative sourcing.
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Puneet Sea Care
Manay
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief From Piles
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure for piles fissure and fistula, claiming the balmlike tablets spread over the diseased surface to ease agonizing symptoms. It cites user testimonials including Emma Bodenhamer of Bedford Indiana and offers a free trial via Pyramid Drug Co. at 56 Pyramid Building Mar Michigan.
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Thomases
Rere
Emma Bodenhamer
Bedford
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Mar- Michigan
Draper Criticizes District Attorney Run for Vanity
Lieutenant Governor Draper, speaking with Governor Guild in Lynn, denounced the Boston district attorney’s office as operated for John B Moran’s vanity. He framed the gubernatorial race as a challenge to false pretenses and personal aims, asserting Moran’s influence tainted Suffolk county governance. He pledged not to let Moran define the issues as the campaign unfolds.
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Draper
Guild
Lynn
Moran
Boston
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Cold cure ad with bromide quinine tabs plea
An advertised cold remedy promises a one day cure using a laxative style mixture labeled as Bromo and Quinine tablets. It claims refund money if it fails and features B W Grove's signature on each box priced at 26 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Merits of Osmo Chemic Light Treatment Praised
Voice of the People gathers endorsements from Boston to Natick Massachusetts praising the Osmo Chemic Physicians new Leucodescent light therapy. Citizens including Ellsworth, Emery, Lowe, Chemai, Forbush, McConnell and Heaton report cures for pores, digestion, rheumatism, catarrh and kidney issues after courses of treatment.
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Corrilin Banister
Federal At
Boston
Mass
Lothrop, Lee &Sheperd
Ellsworth
Bishe
Malden
Boisworth
Nelson Lowe
Walpole
Anna Chemai
Melville A. Can
Public
Reading
EK. R. Forbush
Jomvelier
Lisbon
N. H
Wm. McConnell
Summer St
Aton. Mass
Jessie Heaton
Pond St
Natick
Debates on Public Ownership and Tariff Policy
The speaker defends public ownership of utilities and equal taxes for rich and poor, praising Bryan Hearst and Moran as incorruptible. He condemns the Democratic candidate for New York governor as the most corrupt, argues tariff revision must occur under Republican control, cites 1898 changes, and notes Massachusetts prosperity under protectionism while cotton declines despite free raw materials being nonessential to growth.
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Bryan
Hearst
Moran
New York
Massachusetts
Red Cross Approves San Francisco Relief Funds Plan
The Red Cross executive committee approved San Francisco relief estimates up to July next, reducing the original 6 million by over 700 thousand after a special agent's report. Most funds are already secured. Approval comes with a condition that no further damages claims be paid from the relief fund.
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Washington
Executive Committee
The
Red Cross
San Francisco
Mrs Sage Gives First $1000 To Benevolence
New York Oct 22 Mrs Russell Sage contributes $1000 from her husband’s $70 million bequest to the Lawrence L I Methodist Church. The gift aids a $12,000 building fund, lifting the total to over $7,000 as the congregation works to erect a new edifice beside the existing church.
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New York
Russell Sage
Lawrence, L. I
Fire at Brant Neck destroys two cottages in Gloucester
In Brant Neck Gloucester two unoccupied cottages owned by Frank H. Rogers and Frederick S. Bennett were burned in the early hours. Fire suspected to be incendiary. Loss likely around 2000 including contents.
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Gloucester
Brant Neck
Frank H. Rogers
Frederick S. Bennett
Publicity Leads to Recovery of Famous Painting in Cincinnati
Publicity recovered a stolen painting in Cincinnati after two weeks. The theft story remained unpublished until last Friday when nationwide reports circulated. A detective will be sent to New York for the prisoner. "A Girl Knitting" was a small Dusseldorf work of high value.
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Cincinnati
New York
Dusseldorf
Hoods Tooth Powder In Enamelled Can Debuts Economical Use
The advert promises Hood’s Tooth Powder in a new enamelled can. It claims economical use and improved condition with finely milled particles, highlighting widespread popularity and broad appeal for daily dental care.
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Royal Bengals
Titus
Inpures
American Cigar Company
U. S
Mrs. Barnes
Governor Guild
William McKinley
Labor Lawe
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Savings Bank Commission
State Board of Education
És Labor
Asaid
Frere
Faneuilla
Hearstism
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Terre Haute
Cleveland
Chicago
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Victor, Col
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McKinley
Pyramids
Voice OF
People
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K Ellsworth
Ie Aratl
Annie M. Emery
East Haverhill
P. O. Box
Emma R. Gough
York Beach
Friscans
Hood
Mu Parthi
Shoemaker’s Poultry Book
Freeport, Ill
Copley Hall
Dixon
Kedak
Buck
Upqubart
Denseouter
Bliss
Joseph Ee
Gochrane
Antrim
Methodist Episcopal Church
Antylts
Denver
Alph ‘ ‘Carpenter
Eduardo BE. Cavicchi
Biaggo
Adelchissa Cavicchi
Pezzeti
Ford Street
Burch
Maymond
Ant Charles
Cowperthwaite
Parente
In & Soks
Ry Tremont St
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