Johnson Story Called False in Malden Court
Malden police rebuff Gustav Johnson’s claim that his wife murdered their children amid a preliminary examination for criminal relations. Mrs. Johnson, in Lynn, testifies she was away during each child’s death and aided a woman who came into her home. Annie Johnson, related to the other woman, confesses to relations with Johnson and is jailed. he remains held for the Grand Jury.
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Malden
Gustav Johnson
Johnson
Shepherd Street
Lynn
Danvers
Mrs. Johnson
Annie Johnson
Serum for Consumption Invented by Brooklyn Doctor
Five patients in Memorial Hospital Brooklyn three men two women all from wealthy families received injections of a serum claimed to kill disease germs in the blood. Dr Wilfred G Fralick said the serum would kill germs and enable the body to recover, not guaranteed as a cure, with initial rosy cheeks reported.
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New York
Memorial Hospital
Brooklyn
Wilfred G. Fralick
Frank
September Lake Winnipesaukee Outing Promoted by Railroad
A September excursion from Aston to Lake Winnipesaukee promotes autumn scenery aboard the steamer Mt. Washington. The Boston & Line Railroad runs a 8:20 a.m. train from Union Station to Aston Bay on Sept. 21, with tickets available at the city office and Union Station until Sept. 20 or while supplies last.
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Winnipesaukee
Reion
New Meyland
White Mountains
Washington
Boston & Line Railroad
Aston
Recce
Union Station
Aston Bay
Mt. Washington
City Ticket
Washington Street
Dominion Atlantic
St. John
Parrsboro
Central Railway
Halifax
Yarmouth
Prince Edward
Boston
Wolfville
Stow
Prince George
Prince Arthur
State St
Com
Long Wharf
State Street
F. H. Armstrong
Kentville
Nova Scotia
J. F. Masters
Washington St
Leatherboard Mills Shut Down For Two Weeks
At a meeting of the Association of Leatherboard Manufacturers the decision was made to close all leatherboard mills for two weeks due to an overstocked market. The drought and resulting supply shifts have inflated capacity beyond demand, with shoe manufacturing consuming over 100 tons daily.
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Otherboard Manufacturers
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Boston Man Cure Backache
A Boston resident Mr H W Gallupe describes seven years of backache and kidney issues. After trying medicines and advice he used Doan's Kidney Pills and reports a cure after a course of treatment. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
H. W. Gallupe
Gypsy Moth Department
The
Mass. State Board of Agriculture
Highland Ave
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Port Strikes Tie Up New Orleans Shipping
The port remains shut as longshoremen strike over wage demands. About 1700 cargo handlers did not return to work, halting shipping by date.
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New Orleans
Another Fight on Milk Price at New England Union Meet
At the New England Milk Producers' Union and Boston milk contractors session at the American House both sides clashed over winter wholesale milk pricing. The union pressed 37 cents per can of 12 quarts delivered in Boston while contractors offered 33 cents. The meeting adjourned to Sept 2 without an agreement as a union officer cited high grain costs making the Boston price untenable.
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New England Mil Producers’ Union
Boston Milk Contractors
American House
Boston
Producers’ Union
Elsie Leslie Weds William J Winter in New York
Boston theater audiences know Elsie Leslie as Glory Quayle in The Christian at the Boston Theatre. She married William Jefferson Winter in New York on August 27, with Rev. Dr. Herriman Gomez officiating.
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Marceau
New York
Elsie Leslie
Lord Fauntleroy
William Jefferson Winter
Boston
Glory Quayle
Hisie Leslie Slyde
William Winter
Herriman Gomez
Leslie
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Miss Leslie
Editha
Daniel Frohman
Prince and the Pauper
Mark Twain
Vermont
William J. Winter
Augustin Daly
Parochial Schools Report Highlights State Savings
The Boston archdiocese supervisor notes 68 parochial schools in 26 cities with about 41 000 pupils and 8 teachers. Two new schools open, one in Cambridge and one in Brighton. Catholic schools educate as public schools, with religious instruction and daily character building, saving city costs and benefiting the state.
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Louis 8. Walsh
Archdiocese of
Boston
St. Peter's Church
Cambridge
John Flatley
Brighton
St. Columbkinle’s Church
A. J. Rossi
England
Prussia
Canada
Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Sale
Haverhill
Newton
New School for Opera at the New England Conservatory
The New England Conservatory inaugurates a new opera school led by Signor Orestes Bimboni. The course covers Italian English and German operas with duration varying by pupil skill. Bimboni, renowned in Vienna Rome and Paris, previously directed Mapleson’s opera company on an extensive tour.
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New England Conservatory of Music
School For Opera
Signor Orestes Bimboni
Signor Bimboni
Vienna
Rome
Paris
Mapleson
Opera
Mil ton Royle Welcomes Daughter at Avon Summer Home
Edwin Milton Royle's wife Selina Fetter Royle gave birth to a daughter on Sept 6 at Boyle's summer home in Avon New Jersey. Mother and child are reported doing splendidly.
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Boston
Edwin Milton Royle
Selina Fetter Royle
Mr. Boyle
Avon, N. J
PASTY CEREALS CONTRADICTED BY DOCTOR AND PATIENT
A physician warns that pasty cereals like wheat and oats are hard to digest and upset the stomach. A Evansville reader credits Grape Nuts for easy digestion, weight gain, and relief from previous discomfort after switching from oats and wheat.
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Evansville
Ind
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Brookline Division Motormen Vaccinated Amid Smallpox Fear
Joy and pain mix as 75 Brookline Division motor men and conductors line up for vaccination press. A recent case and a rumoured dime smuggling link fuel anxiety, but after the two hour operation workers feel heroic and fear subsides for now.
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Brookline
Boston Theaters Open Season With Broad Mixed Repertoires
Amelia Bingham performs The Climbers at Colonial. Champagne Charley tours New England. James O Neill previews Monte Cristo in Boston. Miss Lawton to play Mercedes. Evangeline opens Colombia Theatre. The Bonnie Brier Bush closes at Tremont. Marguerite Sylva and Jack Mason on stage. EB Davenport stars at Park Theatre. 8 Bells by The Byrne Brothers, Kowery After Dark at Bowdoin, The Span of Life at Morrison s Grand. Mignonette Kokin and Louise Dresser stars at Keith s. Runthard Budd at Boston Music Hall. Ali Burlesque by Jack Gardner at Howard. Chinese necromancers at Austin Stone s. Sam Johnson at Nickelodeon. Norumbega Park lively in September.
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Boston
Amelia Bingham
New England
Champagne Charley
Peter F. Dalley
Museum
James O'Neill
New London
Monte Cristo
Miss Lawton
Louisville
Mercedes
Colombia Theatre
Evangeline
Bonnie Brier Bush
Tremont Theatre
Marguerite Sylva
Jack Mason
Hollis
Mason
Park Theatre
EB. L. Davenport
Lost River
Grand Opera House
Byrne Brothers
Maud Edna Hall
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Keith’s
Mignonette Kokin
Louise Dresser
Runthard Budd
Boston Music Hall
Jack Gardner
the Howard
Four Gardners
Austin & Stone's
Married but Knew It Not Case Before Judge Maynard
In Lawrence a contested divorce hearing heard Ethel Kladky seek to annul her marriage to Abraham Rosenberg. She says no rabbinic ceremony occurred and she did not understand the civil rites at City Hall in May 1900. Rosenberg testifies they wed civilly and planned a later Jewish ceremony. The judge scheduled further arguments later in the week.
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City Hall
Mary Fox
Abraham
Rosenberg
Penacy operations near Cabago in Philippines progress
Active operations in the Cabago area involve three Eighth Regiment companies excelling engagements with insurgents. They report destroying stores and ammunition, and capturing flags rifles and numerous insurgents. Governors of three provinces in Luzon urge municipalities to ban gambling as a public menace.
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Manila
Cabago
Suuzon
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Parochial Schools Report
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NEW School For Opera
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Atlantic Ave
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Ro“Ewade DE Luke
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Clyde Fitch
Lorense
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