Eckman's Alterative Endorsed By Clergyman and Family
A Rochester LaGrippe case that worsened into tuberculosis credits Eckman's Alterative with restoring health and weight. Father and pastor testimonials praise the remedy for chest and lung troubles, throat ailments, and general upbuilding, with store availability and a request for more recovery literature.
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Halosis
Wwe
Eckman
Amenia
N. Y
Rochester
Eckthan
RH. H. Cowles
Siope
Heegan
Anny
J. J. Cowles
Jigsawed Wall Bracket Sparks Russell Identity Hearing
A small jigsawed wall bracket said to be by Daniel Blake Russell sparked debate at the East Cambridge Russell identity hearing. Witness Dakota Dan recalled making similar items from cigar box wood but offered little on the specific exhibit. Master Peavey pressed for answers about past workmanship, adjournment extended past 4:30 PM as discussions continued.
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Russell T
Melrose
William C. Russell
Daniel Blake Russell
McVay
Dakota Dan
Nason
Russell
East Cambridge
Ason
Upton
Mr. Nason
Express Trains Planned From North Station to New York
Boston and Maine announces new express trains starting next year from North Station direct to New York. Vice President Timothy E Byrnes says the service awaits completion of the Hampden railroad linking Central Massachusetts line with Springfield at Bondsville. Springfield dispatches report the new road will finish before New Year.
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North Station
New York
Timothy E. Byrnes
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hampden
Central Massachusetts
Springfield
Bondsville
New Short Line Promises Boston Springfield Link to New York
A new short line will create faster links from Boston to Springfield and points south to New York City and reduce transfer costs for travelers from Maine and New Hampshire. The North Station to New York schedule will include several daily trains, but the service remains experimental until traffic and running times are assessed. The new line adds to but does not replace existing Boston routes.
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Boston
Springfield
New York City
Maine
New Hampshire
Boson
North Station
New York
Boston & Albany
Refuses to Support Twins Sentenced in Police Court
James Settepenny of 15 South Margin Street West End stood on the prisoners dock as his wife testified he refused to support her and their twin babies. Judge Wentworth ordered six months in the House of Correction at Deer Island. The wife will receive 50 cents daily while he is imprisoned.
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James Settepenny
South Margin Street
West End
Judge Wentworth
Navy Wireless Station at Arlington Flings First Messages
Washington January 28. Crackling and sputtering with life the navy s new Wireless station at Arlington Va the most powerful plant in the world tonight flung from its lofty atrials the first messages which signal the completion of an important step in the building of a globe girdling wireless system which will keep every ship of the United States navy and every insular possession within instant communication with the capital.
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Washington
Get
Navy
Arlington
United States Navy
Wireless plant to link Washington with Pacific stations
The new plant will cover about 3000 miles in working order. It will be phased in over weeks as it is tuned for high efficiency. Night communication with the Pacific coast will begin, while daily links will connect the secretary of the navy in Washington with Key West Guantanamo Colon and other Atlantic stations. Fully operational, Washington will reach Hawaii Samoa Guam the Philippines and Pearl Harbor. The complete system costs about 1 000 000 dollars.
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Washington
Hawaii
Samoa
Guam
Phillippines
Pearl Harbor
West Point Graduate Weds at St Anne's Lowell
Robert Butcher Parker, West Point Class of 1909, married Miss Margaret Mary Hockmeyer at St. Anne's Episcopal Church Lowell. Rev. Appleton Grannis officiated at 7 o'clock with maid of honor Ethel Hockmeyer and bridesmaids Eugenie Meigs Gertrude Parker Helen Nesmith Sarah Hodgson. Best man Jack Parker accompanied the groom.
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Lowell
St. Anne's Episcopal
Robert Butcher Parker
West Point
Margaret Mary Hockmeyer
Appleton Grannis
Ethel Hockmeyer
Eugenie Meigs
J. W. Meigs
Gertrude Parker
Helen Nesmith
Sarah Hodgson
Jack Parker
Living Models Display Latest Fashions at Butler's Shop
Nine professional models showcased women's wear on the fifth floor of Butler's Washington street shop. The event featured gowns wraps suits furs millinery and accessories with formal and informal ensembles including mink sable lynx seal ermine and fur trimmed gowns. A mechanical fountain and decorative plants framed the fashion plate display drawing several hundred onlookers and prompting price inquiries from eager shoppers.
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Butler's Outing Apparel
Washington Street
Valious
Gowrie
Style Exhibition Showcases Millinery and Hosiery stock
A style exhibition displays feather varieties as fashion plumage for millinery and shows stock goods from Nats to hosiery. A company representative notes Windows samples and model garments are regular stock items. gowns can be purchased in the normal course of business. The exhibition runs today and Wednesday from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 pm.
Barred From Office Building Over Religion Claim
Morris Jones alleging denial of permission to rent an office in the Old South building because he is a Jew will go to court tomorrow morning. William B. Baker of Williams & Bangs represents the building. Jones seeks a warrant claiming violation of state anti discrimination law with potential penalties. The hearing on the warrant is set for tomorrow.
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Wwés
Old South
Morris Jones
Max
School Street
William B. Baker
Williams & Bangs
Dolles
Couler
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Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Revere Beach
Piercé
A. F. Pierce Springheld
Brackeit Russell
West Pointer
R. B. Parker
Butler's Shop
Fletcher
Chas
H. Fletcher
Aidin
Ennie
Joe
Els
Mecca
Baltimore
Weilington A. Hardy
Water St
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