Montana Girl Recovered Health With Pink Pills
May Smith of Florence Montana recalls years of illness described as anemia with stomach pain neuralgia and heart palpitations. After two doctors failed she read a St Paul ad for Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and took five boxes restoring strength and color. She endorses the treatment and notes spring use supported by the manufacturer in Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Smith
Florence
Ravalliy County
St. Paul
Dr. Williams
May Smith
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Czolgosz Reportedly Called Christian by Father Fud zinski
In Auburn New York Father Fud zinski spent an hour with the imprisoned assassin Czolgosz and described him as a Christian who may have renounced nothing. The priest said a notable change occurred during the interview and that he expects to see him again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Father Fudzinski
Czolgosz
Auto collapsed with 120 aboard in Gardner accident
An automobile owned by R P Grant of Fitchburg carrying 120 persons collapsed while descending a Gardner hill at midnight. Injured were Michael McDowd and Ernest Holman plus Michael Dempsey Albert Atkinson Hermie Grise and James Doyle of Gardner. Overloading caused the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
R. P. Grant
Fitchburg
Michael McDowd
Ernest Holman
Michael Dempsey
Albert Atkinson
Hermie Grise
James Doyle
Boston Board abandons voting machines after fraud concerns
The Boston Board of Election Commissioners abandoned plans to use voting machines after demonstrations showed potential for repeated votes by a dishonest voter. Chairman Charles R. Saunders said tricks could be attempted on both tested machines though detection might occur. The board will delay machine adoption until devices are perfected and conditions improve.
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Board of Election Commissioners i N
Boston
Charles R. Saunders
Board
Post
Saunders
Ous
United States
Mother Pleads for Erring Boy in Court
Alonzo J. Whiteman once a Minnesota financier stood before Judge Bell in Suffolk Superior Court and pleaded for mercy after admitting larceny of 8. His 78-year-old Dansville mother travelled to plead restitution and clemency, promising to pay the money and reform. The court postponed sentence to await restitution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Bell
Superior Criminal Court
Minnesota
Alonzo Whiteman
Dansville
N. Y
Bar of Justice
Whiteman
Suffolk Grand Jury
William Hunt
Timothy W. Coakley
Charles Street
Coakley
Merwe
Beli
Eoping
Phan
Hetvizan’s Second Test Returns to Cramp’s Yard
The battleship Hetvizan returned to Cramp’s shipyard from its trial trip. Representatives aboard say the nine hours’ test showed it equal to or better than 18 knots, matching the speed credited on its Boston trip from the Brooklyn navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Pares
Cramp’s
Paneane
Boston
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Burglary Foiled by Thief’s Nervous Caution
A burglar entering George H. Brown’s Quincy home cut wires he mistook for telephone lines and fled after placing Brown’s bicycle at the door. He propped the screen door open to ease escape as the family awoke to sounds. No injuries or capture reported. The incident notes the thief’s coolness may have saved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
George H. Brown
Mr. Brown
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Internal Cure
Catarrh sufferers know external remedies fail as disease rests in the blood. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets combine Eucalyptos Sanguinaria and Hydrastin in a palatable lozenge that treats the whole mucous membrane and digestive tract. No cocaine morphine or narcotics, 50 cents per package, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Chamberlain urges new rules to curb Irish obstruction
Edinburgh speech by Joseph Chamberlain outlines plans to limit Irish influence in Parliament. He argues Ireland has 30 excess seats and 40 to 50 too many members given imperial contributions, calls for stricter procedures and potential severe measures, citing historical precedents. He criticizes Irish opposition and warns of dangers to the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Joseph Chamberlain
Wawverly Market
House of Commons
Commons
Chamberlain
Ireland
Scotland
England
South Africa
Great Britain
Secre
Poland
Caucasus
Algiers
Tonquin
Rosy Color Produced By Postum Food Coffee
A testimonial letter describes relief from nervousness and ringing in the ears after stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. The writer notes improved appetite and vigor and shares advice on brewing time to please a skeptical friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Food Coffee
Tom Ee
Bridge St
Posarg Sone
Dayton
Police raid Democratic headquarters shocks Milk Street
At 1 a.m. police cleared the Democratic headquarters on Milk Street of petition filers after earlier clashes among Ward factions. Officers escorted out those without credentials as rival groups from Donovan Kelly Sullivan Flood Norton and others watched from the street and nearby rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Street
Station 2
Democratic City Committee
Democratic
John H. Tucker
Daweon
Frohock
Cassidy
Ward
Donovan
Ward 2
O’connell
Harrington
Charlestown
Sullivan
Kelly
Boston
Flood
Norton
Malden High Opens Senior League With Win Over Cambridge Manual
Malden High defeated Cambridge Manual Training School 17 to 6 at Charles River Park in yesterday's Senior League opener. Malden dominated the first half while Cambridge rallied in the second, with Hill and Jones scoring for Malden and Babcock and Clark converting touchdowns. Attendance reached about 800 as Umpire Eaton oversaw 20 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden High
Charles River Park
Cambridge Manual Training School
Cambridge
Cambridge Manual
Malden Boys
Carrick
Malden
Hill
Jones
Babcock
Clark
Eaton
Force I
Batchelder Wins Women’s Club Championship at Brae-Burn
In West Newton on Brae-Burn Gclub links Mrs F W Batchelder defeated Miss Marie Phelps seven up at six to play to claim the women’s club championship. In the consolation round W B Merrill defeated Winthrop Carter four up and eight to play advancing Merrill to the semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Brae-Burn
West Newton
F. W. Batchelder
Batchelder
Marie Phelps
W. B. Merrill
Winthrop Carter
Mr. Merrill
Good golf at Oakley Club Ssteriown
An invitation stroke at Oak Country Club yielded no records but solid golf. Handicaps produced close scores as eight top nets qualified for match play. Boston clubs represented. seven-two players started and submitted cards. J. W. Parks Wollaston, W. Wight Pesey and H. Russell Oakle tied for first with 77. A. G. Wood Allston led gross with 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Country Club
Boston
Carda
J. W. Parks
Wollaston
W. Wight
Pesey
H. ©. Russell
Oakle
A. G.wood
Allston
Eee
Bowling Last Night Scores From Local Lanes
Last night bowling results include Bauer 681 and McDonald 600. Millard and Brackett posted 546 and 105 respectively, with Yeareee 486 and Williams 867 also on report. Arruth Lon Hale led with 477 as Drury Row finished 464 and Eades 425.
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ON Bauer
Wilh Millard
Af N Garbatt
Morgan
Hub—Mcdonald
Tose Brackett
Pearance
Haan
Aene Yeareee
Williams
Arruth
Lon H. Hale
Cari
Bidrodge
Cooke
Drury Row
Beotal
Eades
Melrose High Triumphs 5-0 Over Medford High
Melrose High defeated Medford High 5 to 0 in a hard fast game. The first half was evenly matched with little scoring, as time ended with Medford near Melrose’s center. In the second half Melrose broke through with Gower scoring a touchdown and Whalen missing the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Melrose High
Medford High
Medford Pestitony
Medford
Gower
Whalen
Medford Elrose High
Bradley
Minute by minute progress in cure and prevention
A fragmented old text notes ongoing efforts to prevent disease and seek cures with emphasis on careful minute by minute work. It hints at medical or scientific advances but lacks complete details or clear context.
General Hunt for Smith and Swift
United States government mobilizes to capture Smith and Swift the Lowell bank defaulters. Indictment warrants were returned in U S Court before Judge Lowell. Marshal Darling and U S Secret Service agents immediately begin pursuit until the men are captured or compelled to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Smith and Swift
Lowell Bank
Lowell
Colonel Darling
United States Marshal
United States Secret Service
Record Crowd at Food Fair Delights Attendees and Music
Attendance at the Food Fair yesterday reached a record high as thousands filled the hall. The Royal Marine Band of Italy performed afternoon and evening programs with solos by Signor Taddeo Signor Di Titta and Signor Giannini whose voice carried across the hall and drew long applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Marine Band of
Italy
Signor Taddeo
Signor di Titta
Signor Giannini
Sighor Giannini
Dixon Prays for College Leaders at Long Prayer Meeting
Rev. A. C. Dixon of Ruggles Street Baptist Church addressed a crowded prayer meeting lasting eight hours. He prayed for divine guidance against college leaders who advocate alcohol in American student life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Mr. Dixon
Five Dead in Buttonwood Mine Gas Explosion Near Wilkes-Barre
A gas explosion at Parrish Coal Company's Buttonwood mine near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania kills five men and injures nine. Rescuers risked their lives entering the damp mine to recover bodies and survivors. Most injured expected to recover. cause attributed to a Hungarian laborer reopening a safety ramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Buttonwood
Parrish Coal Company
Railroad Tragedy Claims Jesse M. Scott at Hyde Park
The body of 32 year old Jesse M. Scott was found mangled yesterday morning on the New York New Haven Hartford tracks south of the West Street Bridge at Hyde Park. He had clearly been struck by a passing train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse M. Scott
New York
New Haven & Hartford
West Street
Hyde Park
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Stemas
The
Pioneer Press
St. Paul, Minn
Says Czolgosz
Aesea
Reet
R. H. White Co
U. S
Somerville
Charles 8. Warner
Warner
West Somerville
Smith’s
Ww. F. Smith
C. B. Heathmith
Maryland
Signo
Chester H. Spy
Arabes Oor
Hetvizan
Mrs. Batchelder Champion
Oakley Club
Harris-Stein
Harris-Stein Co
Vicunas
Vernon Mills
Famou
Clothing House
Washington St
Police Department
Green
Albert G. Smith
Merchants’ National Bank of Lowell
Lewis E. Swift
DR. King
Ing Dental
King Cor. Avon
Jordan, Marsh Co
Oxford
Sahara Desert
Benz
E. 8Th Street
Dr. Agnew
Ais
Dixon
Theta Delta Chi
Dinher
Lambda Charge
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Parker House
Carter
Friends of
Scott
Professor Atkins
Clive
Elgin Dental Co
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
E. J. Brody & CO
Portland Street
Magazine of Mysteries
Lighthi
Boylston
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