Dr Henson's miraculous cures at Quincy House in Boston
The article profiles Dr. Henson of the Quincy House who has reportedly treated thousands free of charge in Boston churches for 25 years. It cites Miss Fannie Lavender, Mrs. E B Safford, Mrs. J L Thomas, and Mrs. James Smith as cured cases and claims high success across cancers, lameness, blindness, and other illnesses. The piece notes his royal medical credentials and offers free consultation at Quincy House daily.
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The
Post
Henson
Quincy House
Boston Ublic
Boston
Miss Lavender
Royal Academy of Medicine
Erlangen
Germany
Bright
Probate Court explores Mary Easton estate distribution
In Grant's probate session the estate of Mary Easton, a former Boston teacher who died in May 1902 leaving about 15000, faced whether cousins or the children of a deceased half brother should receive the assets. The odd fact is the half-brother had been unknown to living relatives for 52 years, and the case may reach the Supreme Court.
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Grant
Mary Easton
Boston
Supreme Court
Sailor Phillips Arraigned in Murder Case
William Phillips, a colored sailor aboard schooner Percy, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder after arraignment before Judge Holmes. Lacking counsel or funds, he was remanded and court will assign attorney. He allegedly struck Edward Murphy with an axe during a harbor dispute on August 21. Murphy died three days later.
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William Phillips
Holmes
Percy
Edward Murphy
CURED BY CUTICURA Wonderful Change in One Night
A Brooklyn man recounts eczema relief after five months of illness. He used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, noting rapid skin improvement and return to normal life within a month. The letter, dated 1898 with a 1903 postscript, touts Cuticura as a global standard in skin cures.
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Thomas J. Soth
Stagg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Paris
Printing Developing and Photographers' Supplies Ad
Work that is first class, prices that are money saving. Re. M. Parks, 333 Washington St., Room 1, up one flight.
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RE. M. Parks
Washington Street
Washington St
Wall Collapse Kills Mason at New Bedford Church
A section of the north inner wall of the new St Anthony's Church in New Bedford collapsed during construction killing Gilbert Tremblay a 60 year old mason and seriously injuring six others. Injured include Albert Tremblay Joseph Rondeau Felix Macroix and Clement Savoie among others all taken to area hospitals. the cause is unknown and fear of further collapse persists.
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New Bedford
New St. Anthony’s Church
Gilbert Tremblay
Albert Tremblay
St. Luke’s Hospital
Joseph Rondeau
Carpenter
Felix Macroix
St. Luke's Hospital
L. J. Spooner
Mason
John Chase
Laborer
Clement Savoie
St. Anthony’s
Acushnet Avenue
Bullard and
Nye Streets
Hormidia Deslauriers
L. Z. Normandin
Alphonse Normandin
Felix Paquin
Warrant Out For Karl Braun In Embezzlement Case
A warrant was issued for Karl Braun, alleged embezzler of $10,000 from the Kossuth Hall Association, believed in New York. A watch for a missing Boston woman is active. Braun, about 45, was treasurer of Kossuth Hall, ex-president of Boylston Schulverein, and a skilled musician.
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Karl Braun
Kossuth Hall Association
New York
Boston
Braun
Enfield Street
Jamaica Plain
Boylston Schulverein
Hebrew Riots In London Mark Day Of Atonement
In London on September 20 the Day of Atonement sparked serious rioting in the Hebrew quarter of the East End. More than 2000 Hebrews were involved as about 300 police were called to quell the disorder. Socialists held a parade defying fasting, while Orthodox Hebrews surrounded and stoned the clubhouse amid tensions.
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London
East End
Officers elected by Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows elected officers in San Francisco. Grand sire is Robert E. Wright of Allentown, Penn. Deputy grand sire E. S. Conway of Chicago. Grand scribe J. Frank Grant of Baltimore. Grand treasurer M. Richard Mackie of Philadelphia. Remaining officers to be appointed with names announced Saturday.
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San Francisco
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Robert E. Wright
Allentown
Penn
Conway
Chicago
J. Frank Grant
Baltimore
M. Richard Mackie
Philadelphia
Freshmen Score Mild Win in BU Dorm Opening Meeting
Freshmen at Boston University won a mild outcome in yesterday’s first class meeting with sophomores. Debating crowd formed around doors at 2 10 pm guards stood by as the dean intervened to stop any fight. Sophomores offered gifts including a green entwined gavel and a time worn rag doll and then invited a football game. The freshmen elected officers led by President Miss Annie L Jones of Exeter New Hampshire and other officers from nearby towns.
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Cunningham
Annie Louise Jones
Boston
Bos- University
Ton University
Boston University
Sophs
Annie L. Jones
Exeter
N. H
C. E. Taylor
Waltham
P. A. Goold
May Raise Price of Milk in Greater Boston
Boston Cooperative Milk Producers Union directors met with milk contractors to discuss a six month price regulation plan. Grain costs are higher this year, adding expense. Directors note better milk quality but higher production costs and probe a winter price increase.
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Boston
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union
Boston Milk Contractors
Lad Run Over By Wagon Injures 12YearOld
While playing on the sidewalk near 285 Caboe street Roxbury William Kiduff 12 of 38 Dunlow street Roxbury fell in front of a wagon suffered a broken leg and multiple head injuries. His condition is serious.
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Caboe Street
William Kiiduff
Dunlow Street
Roxbury
Democratic leader Taggart arrives in New York
Chairman Taggart of the national Democratic committee arrived in New York tonight from the West.
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New York
Taggart
National Democratic Committee
O Connell Attacks McNary In Hancock Hall Rally
Joseph F. O Connell, candidate for Congress, denounces McNary for failing to secure a public building in Quincy. He faults Washington influence of Thayer, Sullivan and Kelcher, argues McNary cannot serve two masters, and urges Democrats to elect a Congressman not tied to the State committee or outside favors.
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Quincy
Joseph F. O'Connell
Congress
Hancock Hall
Congressman McNary
Thayer
Sullivan
Kelcher
Washington
McNary
Mr. O'Connell
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
10Th District
False key burglars strike Brookline home
Between 10 59 a m and 1 p m intruders used a false key to enter Mrs. Magda Hovgard at 3 Bowker Street Brookline stealing a small amount of money and silverware. Police suspect false key men and continue investigation.
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Magda Hovgard
Bowker Street
Brookline
Milford man nominated for New Hampshire governor
Concord, Sept 20 John McLane of Milford was nominated for governor by the Republican State convention. The slate for presidential electors includes Frank W Rollins Charles S Collins Albert Batchelder and Herman F Straw. There were no other nominations and the proceedings closed in one session with James W Remick presiding as chairman. The platform praised the national party's record and achievements.
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Concord
N. H
John McLane
Milford
Frank W. Rollins
Charles S. Collins
Nashua
Albert Batchelder
North Hampton
Herman F. Straw
Manchester
James W. Remick
National Party
Would wipe out Emmons
Stephen O Meara closed the debate after which ex Senator Huichin interrupted him twice. The former editor quipped that you cannot hit the Senator too hard to get a return blow. The audience applauded all speakers, with Editor O Meara and Colonel Clarke joining the greeting.
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Canada
Stephen O'Meara
Huichinson
O’meara
Colonel Clarke
Ex Councillor Allen Vows Loyalty to Party and Lodge
Former official Isaac B. Allen declares he would vote for the devil if nominated by the Republicans and backs Senator Lodge on reciprocity. He recalls his slave origins, service in the army, and defends his record against Sullivan while urging colored Republican support and denouncing Tillman’s stance. He emphasizes the importance of the negro vote and loyalty to Lodge.
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Allen
Senator Lodge
Isaac B. Allen
Republican Party
Tillman
Congress
All Night Session of New York Democrats
Saratoga N Y Sept 21 A conference in Senator Murphy's room has lasted since 10 o clock and continues in session with David B Hill Edward M Shepard and Ed M Grout as leading contenders for the Democratic nomination for New York governor The contest features bitter warfare between McCarren and Murphy as agents press competing factions and a likely clash at this morning's convention session.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Senator Murphy
Sheehan
Charles F. Murphy
Cord Meyer
Norman F. Mack
W.S. Roche
David B. Hill
New York
Edward M. Shepard
Tammany Murphy
Ed M. Grout
Patrick McCarren
McCarren
Two Witnesses to Be Used in Boston Customs Case
Former US ADA John H. Casey and Special Treasury Agent Ralph Clayton secure affidavits from Europe to be used at trial for six men charged with defrauding US duties at the Boston Custom House last fall. Government lawyers include District Attorney Moulton and assistant William Garland. defense features Melvin Adams Charles Searles and Everett Burdett. Casey and Clayton expected in Boston within a week.
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United States
John H. Casey
Clayton
Melvin O. Adams
Charles P. Searles
Everett Burdett
Messrs. Casey
Boston
Seven Hurt In Auto Crash In Chicago Area
Miss Neva KE Scott was seriously injured in an auto mobile accident at Twentieth and Michigan avenue today. Also hurt were Miss Helen Davies of New York L C Murphy Boston theatrical manager Dr Reginald Smith New York Miss Grace Bowen Chicago Miss Zara Terry Peoria and Miss Helen Reidy St Louis An inquiry in Boston failed to locate any JL C Murphy theatrical manager.
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Chicago
Neva KE. Scott
Twentieth and
Michigan Avenue
Helen Davies
New York
L. C. Murphy
Boston
Reginald Smith
Grace Bowen
Zara Terry
Peoria
Helen Reidy
St. Louis
Lt Mullett of Cambridge Suffers From Shock
Lieutenant William Mullett, 75, of Station 3 Cambridge, suffered a shock yesterday at his home and remained unconscious last night.
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LT. Mullett
Cambridge
William Mullett
Promoter Whaley Bankrupt Over $1.1 Million in Debts
W B Smith Whaley and Co, mechanical and mill engineers, failed in U S Court with liabilities totaling 1 114 125 and assets of 1200. Draper Company of Hopedale and Jenkins Machine of Pawtucket named as largest creditors. Whaley, a Columbia, S C native, had offices in the Tremont building and promoted Southern cotton mills.
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W. B. Smith
Tremont
New York
Whaley
Nutting
Draper Mills
Hopedale
Drapers
Neighbor Posts Bail for Dorchester Sexton
C. D. Weeks, a Dorchester church sexton, stood undefended in Municipal Court to answer two assault and battery counts involving young girls. He sought a Sept. 26 continuance. Bail of 500 on each charge was posted by a neighbor. The two girls appeared with their fathers as police investigate at least five related indignities.
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C. D. Weeks
Dorchester Church
Never Was A Butler
Eugene N. Foss criticizes the Republican party for denying New England fair chances while urging reciprocity with Canada. He argues the Panama Canal benefits the South and calls for Canada relations, citing Canadian railroads buying U.S. steel rails. Foss insists he is a loyal Republican candidate seeking internal party support.
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Eugene N. Foss
New England
Republican Party
South
Panama Canal
Canada
Attack on Emmons calls for police board overhaul in Boston
A Boston political column argues Republicans must reform the Police Board to regain trust and secure victories in congressional districts. It labels a current executive member as unwise and urges abolition or reconstruction through the state convention plank, warning that the board harms party prospects statewide.
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Boston
Metropolitan Police Board
Red Fox Ale Costs No More Than Other Ales
Red Fox Ale is priced on par with competing ales and available for immediate purchase today.
Public Office Seekers and Party Influence Questioned
Fragmentary quotation rails at public office seekers and party control, urging immediate retirement of the board amid political tensions and influence. The readable text shows strong partisan language about removing officials and reshaping leadership.
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Republican Party
O'Meara Voices Reciproc ity and Campiagn Quips at Meeting
O'Meara spoke last to a cordial reception, praising reciprocity with Foss and noting a Canada duty on American rails. Hutchinson retorted as the crowd cheered. He joked about sharks and bloodsuckers in campaigning and warned of ward interest and fund seeking among supporters.
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Foss
Hutchinson
Halls of Congress
Boston
O'Meara
O’meara
Canada
Mr. O’meara
Journal
Mr. O'Meara
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Brookline House
Mlane
Purdy
John M’lane
New Hampshire
Emmons
Butler
John T. Spaulding
John A. Sullivan
Sullivans
Mr. Allen
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
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JL. Cc. Murphy
W. B. Smith Whaley
Sexton
Police Board
Pemberton Square
Steve
Bates
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C.E. Osgood Co
Albert Clarke
David J. Ingraham
Winter St
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