Good Results In Lung Trouble By Mrs Beaucaire
Prominent Chicago club woman Mrs Victor A Beaucaire attributes recovery from severe lung trouble to Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey. In a May 4 1906 letter she says it revived her color and energy after a bad cold and near lung damage and she would not be without it.
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Victor A. Beaucaire
Chicago
Inl
Hull House Women’s Club
DUFFY
Ogden Ave
Ill
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medicine and Health Aid
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic and medicine claiming it strengthens the heart, purifies the system, and has stood tests for fifty years. It warns buyers to insist on genuine sealed bottles branded “Old Chemist” and notes a medical booklet and advice are free.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. Y
3D Prize Shows United States Teams Win At Sea Girt
The national team match concluded with the United States infantry taking first prize the national trophy and $300. The United States cavalry earned the Hilton trophy $200 and medals while Massachusetts claimed third prize the Bronze Soldier of Marathon $130 and medals. New Jersey placed eighth with 3036 Connecticut fifth Rhode Island nineteenth and Vermont fourth.
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Sea Girt
N. J
United States Infantry
Congress
Hilton
United States Cavalry
Marathon
Massachusetts
New York
United States Navy
United States Marine Corps
New Jersey
Connecticut Vth
Rhode Island
Vermont
Moran Calls Gaston Before Grand Jury
The district attorney and Moran's case move through the grand jury with new witness Edward D. Alden, a coal salesman, called for questioning about alleged solicitations tied to Schaefer and Moran. Others including Lloyd, Taylor, Jaquith, and McNary are expected to appear, with secrecy and pending statements from Schaefer.
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Schaefer
New York
Loor
Edward D. Alden
Alden
Gaston
Lloyd
Taylor
Jaquith
Attorney Jaquith Declines to Answer Grand Jury Questions
Attorney H J Jaquith told the Post he was summoned to testify before the grand jury on the Moran scandal but said his testimony would not affect the investigation. He cited attorney client privilege and planned to answer with I decline to answer. He criticized Mr Gaston’s summons as a foolish move.
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Schaefer
District Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Post
Mr. Lloyd
William S. McNary
Lloyd
South Boston
Mr. McNary
McNary
Moran
H. J. Jaquith
Grand
H. T. Schaefer
Colonel Gaston Responds To Grand Jury Summons
A Post reporter questioned Colonel William A. Gaston about his grand jury summon. He confirmed receiving a summons for tomorrow morning and suggested media coverage has shaped his view of the case. He added he knows nothing beyond what Schaefer told him.
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Schaefer
Post
William A. Gaston
Grand Jury
Moran
Geston
Hold Annie Harding for Hub Police
New York report states a woman naming herself Annie Moore was held without bail to await Massachusetts requisition papers after visiting prisoner Frank Williams. Williams was discharged after police could not confirm his identity as Edward Harding in a Boston larceny case involving $400 at Castle Square Hotel.
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New York
Annie Moore
Frank Williams
Massachusetts
Williams
Edward Harding
Boston
Annie Harding
Castle Square
Harding
William Noble
Advocates Annual License Fees for Automobiles
The State Highway Commission urged annual license requirements for autos before a tax committee. Proposals set fees from 2 to 8 dollars by horsepower, claiming higher power causes greater road damage. The plan targets about 52,666 dollars yearly from current cars. A hearing closed with a committee session planned for next week and a potential inspection tour with highway officials.
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State Highway Commission
Special Legislative Committee On Taxation
Messrs. McClintock
Manning
McClintock
Highway Commission
McNamee Emerges as Boston Democrats Eye Conservative Wing
A Boston gathering at the Tremont building discussed candidates to represent anti Moran sentiment among Massachusetts Democrats. Ex-Mayor John H. McNamee of Cambridge is the leading nominee, with others suspected but not confirmed amid rumors. A formal appeal to Democrats urged backing non Moran candidates at the State convention.
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Tremont
John A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Josiah Quincy
Arthur Lyman
John C. Burke
Lowell
Edward L. Arundel
Lawrence
Thorndike
Nicholas Skerrett
Worcester
John P. Coughlin
Fall River
Lee H. Shea
Fitchburg
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
Nathan Matthews
Europe
Massachusetts
Conference of
Boston
John B. Moran
Democrats Face Up to Spotlight in Local Nomination Battles
Democratic hopefuls debated spotlight rights as Kelcher filed at 5 o clock and others planned to file. Peters and Dowd traded claims over wins in the 11th district while Mayor Fitzgerald weighed in on Conry and Kelcher. OConnell and Logan battled in the 10th district with letters and rallies highlighting labor ties and endorsements.
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Kelcher
Conry
Edward J. Logan
Joseph F. O'Connell
Andrew J. Peters
Thomas H. Dowd
Mr. Conry
Peters
11Th
Mr. Dowd
John H. Lee
Brighton
James Timiity
Ward 18
Patrick F. Donovan
Fitzgerald
Billy McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Joseph A. Conry
Fire Remedy for Summer Pains Boosts Health and Travel Safety
Advert describes Fire as a rapid aid for summer pains and digestive upsets. It claims quick relief from diarrhea, cholera morbus, colic, and gastro intestinal discomfort caused by unripe fruit or water changes. Sugar coated tablets priced 25 cents, available from Hood Company of Lowell Massachusetts, with worldwide shipping.
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Eze
C. S. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion From Boston and Maine
The Boston and Maine Railroad runs a second annual Lake Winnipesaukee excursion on Saturday September 8 fare two dollars round trip. Depart Boston at 8 20 a m with a connection to the Mt Washington steamer for a 60 mile lake sail lasting about five hours. Tickets on sale at Boston City Ticket Office 322 Washington Street and at Union Station until the excursion date.
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Lake Winnipesaukee
Boston & Maine R. R
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
New Hampshire
Alton Bay
Winnipesaukee
Mt. Washington
Presidential Range
Sandwich Range
Boston City
Washington Treet
Union Station
Nervous Wreck Regains Health After Pink Pills
Mrs. S. A. Green of Franklin Georgia reports weakness and nervous debility lasting years improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She rose from 104 to 180 pounds and can walk half a mile. Pills sold by general agents or mailed 50 cents per box, six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Williams
A. Green
Franklin, Ga
Roxbury Contractor Timothy McCarthy Dies at 82
Old Roxbury resident Timothy McCarthy died Tuesday at 1568 Tremont Street. Born in 1824 in County Cork Ireland he was a general contractor in building materials and funded stone for many churches. He leaves a widow and four children. Funeral to be held Friday at 9 AM from Mission Church Roxbury.
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Timothy McCarthy
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Washington and
Malden Streets
New Old South Church
Boylston Street
Shawmut Avenue
County Cork
Ireland
Michael Craven
Jersey City
Dennis Driscoll
Brookline
Jeremiah McCarthy
Frank E. McCarthy
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Mission Church
Maine Y P S C E elects officers at Farmington convention
The Maine State Y P S C E met in Farmington Sept 6 and elected H F House as president with E Overlook E G Hall Orrie P Stimson as vice presidents, Hattie C McKeen as corresponding secretary, G A Smith as recording secretary, C D Crane as field secretary, Margaret Koch as treasurer, Walter P Reeves as auditor, Effie A Lovell as superintendent, plus a Boston treasurer address by William Shaw. Rev Francis E Clark gave the principal address.
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Farmington
Maine
H. F. House
C. D. Crane
Waterville
Treasuer
Margaret Koch
Portland
Walter P. Reeves
Effie A. Lovell
Brewer
William Shaw
Boston
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
D. D
First Society
Confederate Captain Dies in Liverpool During Civil War Era
London reports Captain John Ee, who served on the Confederate States cruiser Alabama during the Civil War, died today in Liverpool. The notice places him as a former Confederate naval officer connected to the Alabama’s wartime commerce raiding.
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London
John Ee
Alabama
United States
Liverpool
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