Fresno Dan Status Unclear as He Skips Worcester Court
In Worcester and Melrose speculation grows over Fresno Dan Daniel Blake Russell heir to half the Russell fortune. Relatives and lawyers say he has not appeared and may be abroad or staying away. Authorities note he testified previously and was dismissed, with his fate uncertain as reports of his location fail to confirm.
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Melrose
Ferdinand B. Almy
Fresno Dan
Daniel Blake Russell
Daniel Russell
Worcester
Chicago
Russell
Mr .Almy
Eugene C. Upton
Russell Estate
William Qodlin
John K. Berry
Berry, Upton & Harvey
Fresmo Dan
Dakota Dan
Robert Nason
Pakota Dan Russell
East Cambridge Court
William C. Russell
Comer’s Business College
Timothy Gay
India Street
Comer’s
Business College
Scharter
Fresno
Bearcely
William Russell
Mr. Almy
Russell House
Commonsense Fertilizing Company
Quincy
Nason
Boston
Dakota
Dan
Hne
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Vnci
South
Bome
Mr. Nason
Attorney Scharton
Commonsense Fertilizer Company
Gilbert A. A. Pevey
Congress Street
Safford
Mitchell
Jones
Father
Mr. Bigelow
Liberty Bigelow
John N. Jones
Foster Street
Master Pevcy
David A. Ricard
Carr
Syrup of Figs Proclaimed Remedy for Constipation Claims
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, fruit like laxative for adults and children, promising relief from biliousness and bowel sluggishness without griping. The piece urges asking for California Fig Syrup Company and warns against substitutes.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Man killed after alleged violet thief confronts Brookline florist
Brookline florist Mr. Woods fired on a prowler near violet beds leaving the intruder dead. The victim, later identified as Thomas Goldron of Cambridge, was found with a bill from a Boston bank and a coal bill. Woods, returning from the Klondike, was placed under arrest as investigators probe motive and connections.
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Cambridge
Richardson, Hill & Co
Boston
Woods
Rutherford
Brookline
Thomas Goldrop
Concord Avenue
Goldrop
Thomas Gold*h
45 Countries in Big Parade for Columbus Day
The Columbus Day parade in Boston will feature 100 men in costumes from 45 nations. John F. Dever leads the effort with the Columbus Day committee as 60 organizations already plan participation. A Boston retailer floats pageant will add historical subjects with coordinated entries.
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John F. Dever
John B. Graham
Dever
Everett B. Mero
Boston
Sheare
Beacon Street
City Hall
Man Drowns While Reaching For Lost Hat Off Chelsea Wharf
Frank Jesienski, 30, of Cliftondale, drowned near Emerya' wharf in Chelsea about 10:30 p m while trying to recover a hat blown from a car he rode in.
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Frank Jesienski
Cliftondale
Emerya’ Wharf
Chelsea
Colonel Roosevelt to Testify in Washington October First
Colonel Roosevelt will testify in Washington on October 1 regarding alleged $100,000 contributions from Standard Oil to his 1904 campaign fund. The hearing, arranged by Senate committee chairman Clapp, will occur Tuesday afternoon after his arrival by train at 2 30 o'clock.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Frank J. Hogan
District of Columbia
Clapp
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Standard Oil Company
Pirates Likely Sign Ed McDonald After Trade Fallout
Pirates manager Fred Clarke plans to add Ed McDonald to the roster after releasing him from the Braves. McDonald, tied up in personal reasons, refused to join the Sacramento club and may travel with Pittsburgh to New York if negotiations succeed.
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Pirates
Fred Clarke
Ed McDonald
Braves
McDonald
Monnday
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Clarke
New York
New High Mark: Steers Fetch $11 a Hundred at Chicago Yard
In Chicago stock yards on September 18, steers for the Civil War era high sold at $11 per hundred pounds, surpassing the previous $10.90 record. Armour & Co. bought 16 head. a year earlier the same cattle would have brought about $8. Odds rise that first class steers may hit $15 per hundred in time.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief For Indigestion
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion gas sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief harmless action and widespread use with a 50 cent case available at drug stores for immediate use.
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Pape
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