X Zalia Promoted as Complete Wound Healer in Ads
An advertisement extols X Zalia as a safe antiseptic for wounds and skin ailments. It claims rapid healing without blood poisoning, cites a dog bite case, and notes wide use in New England mills and fire departments. The note invites readers to buy a 50 cent bottle and request a 36 page booklet. Also promotes X Zalia soap with cleansing and antiseptic benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Woonsocket
R. I
X-Zalia
X-Zalia Corporation
Batterymarch St
Dept. C
Boston
Mass
Nezalia Soap
Tonetaantate
Young Held for Grand Jury in Perjury Charge
George W. Young of Lowell, a familiar figure at the State House, waived examination in Municipal Court on a perjury charge and was bound over to the October grand jury term with $3000 bail. He allegedly claimed ownership of unenumbered Lowell property as bondsman in the attachment case Fletcher v Hayes, a statement authorities say is false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Young
Lowell
State House
Young
H. Theodore Fletcher
Michael B. Hayes
Acquitted of Murder Ordered Committed to Insane Hospital
Elmer L. Keyes, acquitted of murdering his wife Isabell on June 25 by reason of insanity, was today ordered committed to the Eastern Maine Insane Hospital in Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Elmer L. Keyes
Isabell
Eastern Maine Insane Hospital
Father of Judge Hall Battens Ill with Heart Trouble
The father of Judge Frederick B. Hall, a Republican lieutenant governor candidate, is critically ill with heart trouble at his Taunton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Frederick
Hall
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Help for Women
A magazine advertisement notes the high rate of female operations in hospitals and advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for womb and ovarian issues. It cites Miss Luella Adams of Seattle who supposedly recovered from a uterine tumor without surgery after using the remedy and invites women to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Adams
Colonnade
Seattle
Wash
Miss Adams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Police shoot attacking Newfoundland to save man
A man pleads for help as a Newfoundland mauls him on Cambridge esplanade. Patrolman Doherty fires five rounds, then two more after another man lends a revolver. The dog dies. Keefe is badly injured and taken to General Hospital for treatment.
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Doherty
Cambridge
Keefe
Kendall
General Hospital
Japanese officials resign amid Tokyo rioting turmoil
Tsunayuki Adachi chief of the metropolitan police resigns and Kiyohide Saki is named his replacement Viscount Yoshikawa minister of home affairs also resigns The turmoil followed Hibiya Park riots with over 1650 in custody and 160 to face charges before the Diet session on Oct 10
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Tokio
Tsunayuki Adachi
Metropolitan Police
Kiyohide Saki
Nagano
Viscount Yoshikawa
Yoshikawa
Adachi
Hibiya Park
Japanese Officials Resign Over Tokio Riots
The Post's Japanese representative Jihei Hashiguchi notes resignations of Tsunayuki Adachi the Tokio police chief and Viscount Yoshikawa minister of interior as significant outcomes of Tokyo rioting. He questions cabinet accountability and whether the entire cabinet will resign or the interior minister stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jihei Hashiguchi
Tsunayuki Adachi
Tokio
Viscount Yoshikawa
Hibiya Park
Interior
Komura Illness Delays Japanese Envoys Departure
The Japanese peace commission may delay its departure for Japan due to Baron Komura’s illness. He is confined to his Waldorf Astoria apartment, with a fever and high temperature prompting a physician consultation. Dr. Pritchard cited intestinal congestion and gallbladder issues.
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New York
Japanese Peace Commission For
Japan
Baron Komura
Waldorf-Astoria
William B. Pritchard
Russian peace envoys Witte and Rosen cancel reception
In New York on September 11 the planned morning reception for M Witte and Baron Rosen at the Produce Exchange is called off at the envoys request due to pressing business. Witte will sail tomorrow afternoon.
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New York
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Burned Bridegowns In Tennessee Wedding Halt
In Gibson Tennessee Miss Annie Chandler prepared to wed Edgar Nelson. Her father angrily discarded the trousseau and marriage license and burned them in the road. The bride cried as the flames consumed the items, ending the plan to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Tenn
Annie Chandler
Near Gibson
Edgar Nelson
Gibson
Trousseau
Nelson
Autumn Steamship Excursions to Maritime Provinces Offered
The Dominion Atlantic Railway promotes full passenger lists on the Boston and Prince George steamers with low round trip fares to Halifax Wolfeville Kentville St John Yarmouth Pictou and other points. Excursions run until Oct 3 with daily service except Saturday until Sept 17 when four trips begin. Apply at 228 Washington St or Long Wharf for staterooms and details.
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Boston
Prince George
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Maritime Provinces
Halifax
Wolfeville
Kentville
St. John
Yarmouth
Pictou
Washington Street
Long Wharf
State Street
Salem Marks Centennial of its Light Infantry
Salem celebrates the centennial of the Salem Light Infantry with parades drills and a banquet. Notables including Henry Cabot Lodge Nelson Miles and Seth Low attended as the 850 veterans and active members marched through Essex County in a daylong program culminating in a formal dinner at the Franklin building armory.
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Salem
Essex County
Salem Light Infantry
Old City
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Nelson A. Miles
Seth Low
Greater New York
William Stopford
William A. Pew
William H. Perry
John P. Reynolds
United States
Venice
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
Hart’s
Eighth Regiment
J. A. Bagley
Active
Veteran Corps
Camp
John Saunders
Howard Street
Stiles
Lynn
Washington Square
Essex
Central
Lafayette
Washington
Norman
Summer
Lynde
Common
James A. Farless
Farless
Henry M. Batchelder
Salem Club
Wranklin
Comany
George M. Whipple
Endicott Peabody
Francis H. Appleton
Joseph N. Peterson
Robert 8. Rantoul
Dalton
Cadets
Hart
Fitz
Harry F Dalton
16Th Infantry
Joseph B. F. Osgood
Spence
Dodge
Saunders
Helmet Club
Veteran Association
Robert Craige
Craige
U. S.A
Franklin Building
Burglary Gang Menace Strikes Beacon Street Home
A late night burglary at Dr Elliot's Beacon Street home unsettled Back Bay residents as a masked robber threatened Mrs Slack at the top of the stairs while accomplices fled after raiding the premises. Police report a pair of opera glasses a small electrometer and $9 as the measured loot with a caution that the real crooks are not professionals.
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William Black
John W. Elliot
Beacon Street
William Slack
Commonwealth Avenue
Elliot
Revere
Grove Streets
Catherine Foley
Donovan
Station 16
Another Cure by Cuticura for Severe Facial Eczema
Igned T J Soth of 37 Greal o ee Stagg Street says his five month facial eczema improved after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He went out the first night and within a month all scales and scabs were removed leaving his face clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igned
T. J. Soth
Greal O
Stagg Street
Champlin Won't Prosecute Murder Cases in Bid for Attorney General
In his campaign book General Edgar R. Champlin says he would not appear as government’s prosecuting officer in murder cases. He argues the department’s civil workload requires the attorney general’s full attention.
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Edgar R. Champlin
Oil fuel adopted for British battleships
Exhaustive experiments with oil as fuel for battleships prove satisfactory. The British admiralty orders a large oil storage depot at Plymouth with jetties for tank steamers and plans oil stores at most home ports.
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London
British Admiralty
Plymouth
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Komura
Nova Scotia
Senator Lodge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State Volunteer Militia
William A. Pew, Jr
M. V
Marshall Tield
Harry Stiles
Eighth. Infantry
Illiam H. Perry
Charles A. Dawson
James J. Ingoldsby
Salem Brass Band
Salem Light Infantry Veteran Association
George H. Perkins
Acton William H. Nichols
Leutenant
Horace 8. Perkins
Frank A. Gardner
George R. Jewett
Arthur Phippen
Alfred Manchester
Edgard J. Whelpley
Joseph A. Littlefield
John R. Lakeman
Amos Stillman
Charles Sanders
William F. Wiley
Walter K. Bigelow
David P. Waters
Charles S. Pope
Nathaniel D. Silsbee
George O. Stevens
John B. Chamberlain
Jonathan Osborne
John H.delury
Osree B. Phippin
John J.urley
Salem Cadet Band
Jean M. Missud
Hart’s Battery
William H. Clay
Rollis
Dennis Donovan
Jie
Mrs. Slack
Scoot
Jim
Dreamland
Rie
THE
Tarrant CO
Hudson Street
Puritan
Puritan Dental Co
Cuticura
Champlin
Butler’s
Tremont St
Butler’s Branch
Temple Pi
Wii
Franklin
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