Testimony Promoting Pyramid Pile Cure from Texas Reader
A Paris Texas woman recounts a long battle with bleeding piles. After doctors failed and costs soared she used Pyramid Pile Cure and Pills, reporting reduced bleeding and full recovery in three weeks. She urges others to try the remedy and writes to Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texas
Memphis
Sallie A. Hearndon
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Foss Talks Heretics in Massachusetts Campaign Row
Eugene N Foss and Colonel Melvin Adams compete for the Republican nomination in the 11th Massachusetts district. Foss HQ opened in Ward 11 as both sides mobilize. a Chicago Tribune editorial praises Foss as a practical protectionist manufacturer calling for tariff revision, free coal iron and hides, and fewer lawyers in Congress.
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Eugene N. Foss
Melvin O. Adams
11Th
Ward 11
Foss
Adams
Ward 22
Mr. Foss
Gardner
Lodge
Haverhill
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Eugene N. Poss
Congressman Foss
Congress
Massachusetts
Posten Globe Snys
New England
Congrass
Fess
Winthrop Caucus Names Conry Delegates After Tie Vote
The second Winthrop congressional caucus met last evening after a tie vote of 68 each for Conry and Kelcher delegations. Conry delegates Marden and Sullivan received 96 of 99 votes. William Cassidy presided. Kelcher reportedly urged supporters to stay home.
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Winthrop
Conry
Kelcher
Messrs. Marden and Sullivan
William Cassidy
Man held on $3000 bonds in Maine case in 1900s
In Fall River a 24 year old Amedius A Macey was charged with a statutory offense against 13 year old Elsie Manchester. Elsie testified she attempted suicide after a love affair. She wrote a note about death by paris green but neighbors intervened. Macey denied the assault and remained in jail. Elsie Manchester was held on $100 bond to ensure appearance at trial.
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Fall River
Macey
Mttle Hlsie Manchester
Post
Amedius A. F. Macey
Elsie
Paris Green
Lilian
Margaret
Charley
Captain Edson
Ford Street
Manchester
Socialist nominee Sherman tapped for Congress in Boston district
John Weaver Sherman, a two time Boston mayoral candidate on the Socialist ticket, was nominated for Congress by the Tenth District delegates in a Naomi Hall convention at 724 Washington Street. he accepted the nomination.
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John Weaver Sherman
Boston
Tenth District
Naomi Hall
Washington Street
Sherman
Moore Withdraws From Seventh Middlesex Nomination
Yesterday ex Alderman Howard D. Moore of Ward 7 Somerville withdrew as a candidate for nomination in the Seventh Middlesex Representative District.
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Howard D. Moore
Somerville
Middlesex
Remarkable life of 19-year-old horse thief Elizabeth Benjamin
Elizabeth Benjamin, a 19-year-old Boston area girl from Holbrook, is arrested on grand larceny charges for stealing a horse, buggy, and harness valued at $100. Her tale links to Danbury and Danbury’s alleged burglar, Fred Whitney, with a roaming voyage through New England and beyond before her Fitchburg trial.
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Elizabeth Benjamin
Fitchburg
Rogues’ Gallery
Benjamin
Danbury, Conn
Danbury
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Boston
Fred Whitney
Holbrook
Young Whitney
Bristol
Penn
Coal Shipment Arrives in Boston as Prices Rise
Boston will receive about 2800 tons of fine washed anthracite coal on barges Liberty and Thomas L. Parker, towed by Hokendauqua, first light today. The shipment, the port's first in weeks, will not impact market much. Dealers meeting yesterday voted to raise the price to 12 dollars per ton on all sizes to curb consumption and reserve supply amid a growing crisis.
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Boston
Liberty
Thomas L. Parker
Chatham
Hokendauqua
Planning greeting for Irish members at United Irish League meeting
An enthusiastic meeting of the municipal branch of the United Irish League at the American House prepared for the reception of Irish MPs at the league convention next month. Attendees included Dr T J Dillon, and anticipated speakers John Redmond John Dillon Michael Davitt Colonel John F Finerty and Rourke Cochran. The Central Council pledged cordial welcome to allied Irish American societies aiding the reception. The meeting adjourned to Tuesday night.
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United Irish League
Trigh
League
T. J. Dillon
Edward Blake
John Redmond
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
John F. Finerty
Rourke Cochran
Central Council
The
Pastor's Plan for Co op Church and Store Rejected
In Haverhill on September 16 the First Unitarian Parish discussed Rev. George F. E. Littlefelds proposal for a cooperative church and church store. The plan was rejected by a large majority as impracticable.
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Haverhill
First Unitarian
George FE. Littlefeld
Crossed wire triggers City Hall fire alarm
A crossed wire at City Hall yesterday afternoon set off alarm 721, drawing about 20 pieces of apparatus and a large crowd as firemen rushed inside and clerks moved frantically amid the excitement.
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City Hall
Discharge of Somerville Officer Knight Approved
The dishonorable discharge of Patrolman John G. Knight of the Somerville police force, who confessed to larceny, was sent to the Board of Aldermen by Mayor Edward Glines. The board met in a special session to consider police matters and confirmed the discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Knight
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Edward Glines
Endeavoring travelers aboard Saxonia greet Endicotts
London dispatch reports the Cunard steamer Saxonia departing Liverpool for Boston with Mr and Mrs W C Endicott among its passengers.
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London
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Liverpool
Boston
W. C.endicott
Stenographer finds relief with Grape-Nuts diet
A Dayton woman recounts long hours indoors and dyspepsia, insomnia, and fatigue. After starting Grape-Nuts with Postum Coffee, she reports improved digestion, sleep, and energy within two weeks, later doubling her work output and taking on more responsibility. She credits Grape-Nuts for her renewed success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Liberal Osmo Chemic Offer Withdrawn Oct 1 1902
Public notice from Osmo-Chemic Physicians in the Colonial Building states the liberal offer of free X ray examination and medicine ends on September 30 1902 due to limited office space. They will not extend the offer and urge applicants to visit by 8 PM Tuesday. Also notes on gastric cancer varieties and anatomy.
The Symptoms of Cancer in Men and Women
The text notes cancer commonly develops around age 40 in men though it can occur earlier and often during the change of life in women. It describes gastric cancer symptoms resembling indigestion with persistent pain, pressure tenderness, possible palpable tumor, vomiting of partially digested food or bitter juice, and vomited blood with coffee-ground appearance.
Osmo-Cemic physicians promise cancer cure claim
An advertisement urges readers to consult Osmo-Chemic physicians for cancer treatment claiming high success with their method. It touts X ray examination promises and a guaranteed cure if the case is accepted, targeting women with delicate organs and dire prognosis.
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Dr. Kings
Cures By Dr Plunkett Promised As Healings Revealed
Remarkable claims surround Dr Plunkett and his Gift of Healing as cured residents in the community are named and invite personal investigation into their long standing wellbeing.
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Plunkett
Cure of Cancer Claims by Osmo-Chemic Doctors
Mrs. C. D. Nickerson of Bournedale Massachusetts says she had a cancer on her right breast with years of pain and stomach catarrh. After a few Osmo-Chemic treatments the pain disappeared and catarrh improved. she credits the doctors with saving her from an operation and curing cancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Nickerson
Bournedale, Mase
Mra. C
Capillary Bronchitis Cured By Osmo-Chemie Doctors
Mr. T. Blanchard of 995 Washington St Boston reports long illness with back and side pains and a bad cough. After consulting several doctors without relief a friend advised Osmo-Chemie. X-ray diagnosis showed chronic capillary bronchitis and treatment began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. T. Blanchard
Washington &I
Boston
Brooklyn Woman Claims Huber Was Bigamist
Mrs. Mary Levine Huber of 202 Throop Avenue Brooklyn says she was the real wife of George Huber the man who shot his supposed wife at Great Barrington Massachusetts on Sunday She alleges he deserted her years ago for a singer Andrew Fearing Rudolph Rental father of the murdered woman backs her claim asserting a marriage trap He says Huber falsely claimed a divorce She recalls marriage six years ago at Brooklyn and says Huber cruelly treated her She later worked at Rubingon Bros hat factory and says Huber attempted to serve divorce papers there last year.
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New York
Mary Levine Huber
Throop Avenue
Brooklyn
George Huber
Great Barrington
Mass
Andrew Fearing
Huber
Rudolph Rental
Miss Rental
Huber No
Rubingon Bros
Stockton Street
Jewels Missing at Whiting Home After Sudden Departure
Sept 16 at Newton a theft case unfolds as Mrs. Fred E. Whiting reports jewelry valued between 1000 and 2000 dollars missing from her Islington Street residence. Her servant Mary Munroe, who had only recently started, has left for the theater and not returned. Earlier, burglary at the Whiting home four years ago yielded many valuables, most later recovered.
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Newton
Fred E. Whiting
Islington Street
Mary Munroe
Munroe
Whiting
Bit of shell may kill her
Catherine Jordan aged 27 of 4614 Green Street is dangerously ill and may be at the Relief Station after swallowing a piece of lobster shell on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Jordan
Green Street
Dorchester Club Endorses Local Candidates
At a meeting of the Scandinavian Republican Club of Dorchester held at Tonawanda Hall last evening, members endorsed congressional candidate William W. Towle, senatorial candidate Dr. George B. Pierce, and state committee hopeful G. Warren Hayward.
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Scandinavian Republican Club of
Dorchester
Tonawanda Hall
Congress
William W. Towle
George B. Pierce
G. Warren Hayward
Huber's murder case postponed in Great Barrington
George Huber of New York charged with the Monterey wife murder was not in court as his case was postponed until Thursday. He remains jailed in Pittsfield and has secured counsel. The defense plans no evidence and will let the case go to the grand jury unopposed.
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Supreme Court
Hammond
John J. Hogan
David B. Shaw
Shaw
Hogan
Great Barrington
George Huber
New York
Monterey
Pittsfield
Burned Charlestown woman dies in attic fire
Mrs. Sarah Doherty aged 50 died after her clothing caught fire in her Henley Street home. Fire started in the kitchen on the third floor. neighbor David Long extin guished flames but could not save her. Her husband Michael Doherty works in the city water department.
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Sarah Doherty
Henley Street
Charlestown
Man Buried by Falling Chimney During Demolition
Dexter Myer aged 35 of 183 Chambers Street was crushed when a brick chimney toppled during razing of a building on Lothrop Place yesterday afternoon. One thigh was fractured and he died at the scene.
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Dexter Myer
Chambers Street
Lothrop Place
Poster Workman Falls From Ladder In Lawrence Street Accident
John J Connell of Lawrence street, a bill poster, fell twenty feet yesterday when a ladder broke under him. He suffered a compound fracture of the right wrist and serious bruises.
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John J Connell
Lawrence Street
OsmoChemic doctors praised for quick relief
J Blanchard reports marked improvement after treatment. He describes restored appetite and renewed energy, saying the OsmoChemic doctors have done more in a short time than others. Friends are astounded by the benefit he received.
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Gan
J. Blanchard
General Debility Cured by Osmo-Chemic Doctors
William Cochrane of Everett Massachusetts reports long battle with general debility. After failing with other cures he tried Osmo-Chemic treatment following X ray examination, and within one month felt better than in ten years. He praises the doctors for fulfilling their promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cochrane
Lyon &J
Everett
Mass
Rupture Cured by Plunkett Treatment
RB G Leaman of 6 Nonquit at Dorchester Mass says sixteen years with hernia and two years with chronic diarrhea caused terrible condition. After X-ray exam and treatment by cosmo-Chemic physicians Dr Plunkett, his hernia reduced by half diarrhea cured and asthma improved. He praises results and promises fulfilled.
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B. G. Seaman
Dorchester
Mass
Saya
Plunkett
RB G Leaman
New Osmo Chemic Physicians Book Issued
Persons living at a distance are asked to write for a newly published book by the Osmo Chemic physicians. It compiles their lectures on diseases of their specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmo Chemic Physicians
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Practitioners Notice
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine announces J. L. Plunkett M D chief consulting physician with permanent offices at Roome 526 528 528 5630 Colonial Building 1900 Boylston St Ben ton Massachusetts Hours are 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm daily Closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Plunkett
Boylston St
Benton
Mass
New York Retailers Fight Beef Trust
New York retail butchers move to break the beef trust, forming the New York Butchers' Dressed Beef Company to build a new abattoir by spring 1998. The venture will mirror Western packing firms and operate largely on a cooperative basis with a retail butchers' exchange for surplus meat.
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New York
BEEF
Beef Trust
Butchers’ Exchange
Maine Mason Paige resigns secretary general post
At the Supreme Council session in Providence R I Clinton F Paige of Maine resigned as secretary general after 29 years. James H Codding of Towanda Pa was elected to fill the vacancy as the convention welcomed supreme grand commanders from Northern and Southern jurisdictions and the Dominion of Canada. In the evening the 3d degree was conferred on several candidates including Charles A Stott of Lowell Mass.
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Provideince
R. I
Supreme Council
Clinton F. Paige
Maine
James H. Codding
Towanda
Penn
United States
Dominion of Canada
Charles A. Stott
Lowell
Mass
Division 18 AOH meeting at Kolbs Hall
Division 18 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met Sunday at Kolb's Hall in Tremont Street. Speakers included Owen Monahan the vice president, Coughlin from Division 67, President Craven, John Flemming, and other members.
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Division
Kolb's
Tremont Street
Owen Monahan
Coughlin
Craven
John Flemming
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Bostonians
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