Peruna Medicine Co Endorsed by Judge Nelles
A Topeka judge endorses Peruna as a tonic and catarrh cure. Letters from users describe relief from systemic catarrh affecting digestion nerves and senses. Notables cited include W. H. B. Williams and T Sherman Bryan, with claims of lasting cure and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sherman Bryan
Hartman
IT. Sherman Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
William T. Sherman
W. H. B. Williams
Columbus, C
The
Farmers’ Industrial Union
Peruna
Ilion
A. M. Les
United States
Southern Distict
Mississippi
Harrison
McKinley
Vicksburg
Miss
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Like Champions Weds in Dalton
Elkes and Nelson prepare for a world championship fifty mile ride at Charles River Park. Both riders reported strong workouts with morning and afternoon ten mile segments and fast finishing miles. Nelson battles a recent chill while Elkes aims to cinch the title with full gear and four tandem crews in bid to set new records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Elkes
Elkes
Johnnie Nelson
F Elkes
Charles River Park
Nelson
Hikes
Flkes
Champion
Crane Kin Bride Marries Son of Late Justice Colt
Miss Frances Kittredge Crane daughter of Zenas Crane and niece of Governor Crane wed Samuel Gilbert Colt son of the late Justice Colt in Dalton Congregational Church. The ceremony used Episcopal rites with the bride given away by her father. After a monthlong wedding tour the couple will reside in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Frances Kittredge Crane
Zenas Crane
Governor Crane
Dalton
Samuel Gilbert Colt
Justice Colt
George Wakeman Andkews
Bessie Talcott
Brooklyn
Emma McClintock
Mary Laughlin
Pittsburg
Adaline Fox
New York
Virginia Lippincott
Philadelphia
Mary Barker
Elizabeth W. Hinsdale
John C. Greenway
Broken Legs Alarm Boston Streets Injury Spike
At 1 30 p m in Boston several people suffered leg injuries. Earl C Whittier 11 of Woods ville N H fell from a grocery wagon at Warren and Bower streets and was kicked resulting in a compound fracture of his left leg. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. James H Donnelly 26 Joy street was found on Lowell street with a broken ankle and could not explain the accident. Lizzie M O Hanlon 1340 Dorchester avenue slipped on stairs and broke an ankle at City Hospital. John O Neil 3 Hildreth street also fell on stairs with a similar injury at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Earl C. Whittier
Woodsville
N. H
Warren and
Bower Streets
U. H. Staples
Humboldt Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
James H. Donnelly
Joy Street
Lowell Street
City Hospital
Lizzie M. O'Hanlon
Dorchester Avenue
John O'Neil
Hildreth Street
Rainbow Beats Mineola to Retain Seawanhaka Cup
New York Sept 21 Cornelius Vanderbilt’s Rainbow defeated August Belmont’s Mineola by 5 minutes 21 seconds off Oyster Bay to reclaim the Seawanhaka cup without fouls. Rainbow led from the start, finishing in 4 06 52 to Mineola’s 4 13 18, a 6 21 gap and 1 44 improvement on the beat to the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Belmont
Mineola
Oyster Bay
Boston Millionaire H H Campbell Dies in Prescott
H H Campbell, Boston millionaire, dies unexpectedly of consumption in Prescott after a year there. Remains to be shipped to Weston for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ann
H. H. Campbell
Boston
Tn Prescott
Weston
Straw Bail Mainsente rged in Perjury Case and Fines
Richard K. Giasheen known as a straw bat man and an old offender was sentenced to State Prison for three to five years by Judge Hopkins in the Superior Criminal Court Sunday afternoon. Benjamin Thompson and Charles Williams pleaded guilty to promoting policy lottery with Thompson fined zero and Williams ten dollars. Samuel J. Hobbs sent to the House of Correction for a year for assault and battery on a man who owed him money. Ernest Parker fined twenty five dollars for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Giasheen
Hopkins
Superior Criminal Court
Benjamin Thompson
Charles Williams
Thompson
Williams
Samuel J. Hobbs
House of Correction
Ernest Parker
Bradford Convicted in 171 Massachusetts Ave Case
Cora Bradford was found guilty before Judge Hopkins in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon for keeping a house of questionable character at 171 Massachusetts avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bradford
Hopkins
Superior Criminal Court
Massachusetts Avenue
Seaman Fisher May Hold Her Says Judge Bond
Rosa Kadish filed for annulment in Middlesex Superior Court alleging drugged tea on April 18 caused a comatose state during which Fisher and Rosa were married. Judge Bond dismissed the case as Rosa returned home with her parents. further action may accuse her parents of alienating her affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Fisher
Rosa Khadish
Middlesex Superior Court
Fisher
Bond
John R. Gow
Somerville
Rosa
Iceman
Joseph Shadish
Kadish
Marshall
Jigize Bond
Nelson Sent to Jail in Assault Case
Rochester man William J Nelson and atlas George Ferguson were jailed by Judge White for fifteen days pending requisition papers from Boston. Nelson is wanted on a charge of assault with intent to kill a United States Hotel porter named John Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
William J. Nelson
Atlas George Ferguson
White
Boston
John Reardon
Dean's Ointment for Delicate Skin Cures Eczema
Bold claim for eczema and other skin troubles promises healing for children and adults. Advert claims cure with no harm to sensitive skin and notes availability at drug stores for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Patricide in Foxboro Leaves Couple Dead In House
William F. Shepard murdered his sleeping parents with an axe in Foxboro then killed himself after fleeing to Factory Pond. The 42 year old, once troubled by failed love and mental strain, was found dead and his mother and father gravely wounded in their vine covered home on South Street. The family included Captain David Lewis Shepard and Mrs. Shepard, aged 78, who brought a fortune of $40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
William F. Shepard
Factory Pond
David Lewis Shepard
Lewis Shepard
South Street
Lewis
Readville
William Shepard
M. M. Mullen
A. L. Sawyer
Dr. Sawyer
Dr. F. A. Bragg
Cady
Shepard
Patri
Abbey Whitson
Brockton
Mary Torrey
A. Buck
Walpole
Morey
John Walker
William Lamphier
Massachusetts Men Killed in Luzon From Fifteenth Infantry
Sept. 21 report lists enlisted men killed Sept. 16 at Kavitao Luzon P I. Arthur Mansfield privateCompany IL Fifteenth Infantry enlisted Boston Nearest relative Elizabeth Mansfield Lynn Scott L Smith private Company L Fifteenth Infantry enlisted Worcester Nearest relative John Wilkinson Leominster Mass
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Washington
Kavitao
Luzon
P. I
Arthur&. Mansfield
Fifteenth Infantry
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth Mansfield
Lynn
Scott L. Smith
Worcester
John Wilkinson
Leominster
Family clarifies death of Francis A Spain in boating accident
The Spain family in Beeston state their father Francis A Spain and his friend Mr Connell died in a boating accident on Saturday while changing seats. They deny intoxication and urge the public to respect their grief and the memory of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Spain
Beeston
Mr. Connell
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Blood and Mucous Cure
A promotional notice extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a blood cleansing remedy for catarrh. It explains how the tablets, containing Sanguinaria Hydrastin Mucalyptol and antiseptics, are taken as lozenges to reach the throat and digestive tract, with optional douches for relief, and quotes Dr. Bement on internal treatment replacing douches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Bement
Trail of silverware ends in Milford burglary bust
A drunken burglar in Milford attempts to stuff thirteen forks and thirteen berry spoons into pockets after dropping a silver hand mirror and a glass. he flees from Avery Woodbury's store with tea bells and other items, losing pieces along the way. Police arrest William Masterson, who matches the trail of stolen silver valued at $150, traced from Woodbury's back window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Avery Woodbury’s
Gordimer Hubbard
William Exwing
Main Street
Woodbury's
Dalton Proderick
Broderick
Proderick
William Masterson
Woodbury
Jimmy
Matterson
Hopedale
Providence
May Irwin Opens The Belle of Bridgeport in New Haven
New Haven audience welcomes Miss May Irwin and Glen McDonoughs new play The Belle of Bridgeport at Hyperion Theatre with a strong company. The three act piece features burlesque love scenes a cello solo and a satire on women clubs. Songs include Ma Mississippi Belle I Aint Gwine to Work No Mo and My Southern Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Hyperion Theatre
May Irwin
Glen McDonough
Bridgeport
Miss Irwin
Woman's Club
New York Woman’s Athletic Club
Angeline
Woman Captive Heroine Helps Nab Burglar in Somerville
Mrs W Percival Edgar of 18 Wheatland Street Somerville describes how her courage aided police in capturing Cornelius Reagan alias Patrick Duff, a notorious burglar. She recalls visiting her sister when two flower sellers and a wagon passed, triggering the sequence that led to the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Percival Edgar
Somerville
Cornelius Reagan
Patrick Duff
Post
Edgar
Wheatland Street
Archie Craig
Castle Square
Narrow Escape From Train At Terminal Station
John R. MeIsane fell beneath a moving train near the terminal station yesterday. He escaped serious harm with a soap wound and a broken arm, and was taken to City Hospital. He resides at 727 Parker Street, Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. MeIsane
Mr. MeIsanc Hives
Parker Street
Roxbury
Roosevelt to Speak at Tremont Temple Rally in Boston
Governor Roosevelt will address a Republican rally at Tremont Temple in Boston on October 27 under the Republican State committee. If arranged, the vice presidential candidate will travel from New York on a special train stopping in Bridgeport, New Haven, and Springfield to speak from the car platform at these and other en route locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Boston
Republican State Committee
New York
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Burglar Apprehended After Home Invasion in Somerville
A man described as a hardened criminal was captured after pursuing a burglar who had entered a Somerville home. The suspect allegedly took a watch, two rings, a pin, and money from Mrs Minnie Davis’s residence. He waived examination and is held on $2000 bonds pending October Superior Court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weateing
Storey
Somerville
Minnie Davis
Clarendon Avenue
Reagan
Superior Court
Cambridge
Pickwick Club Indorses Candidates at Smoke Talk
The Pickwick Club at No. 18 Essex Street hosted a gathering last evening with speeches by Bryan and Stevenson and other club members running for office. Fox Senator Gallivan and more speakers from a South Boston rally addressed the crowd as social time opened the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickwick Club
Essex Street
Bryan and Stevenson
Gallivan
Boston
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Fred €. Mahoney
Senate
M. J. Lydon
Frank Linehan
House
Joann É. Tl. Monaghan
James P. O’brien
Common Council
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Sizer Yan
Deruna
Topeka, Kas
Columbus, Ohio
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Seventeenth Judicial District
Mansas
Vanderbilt's
Prescott, Ann
Gaba Bradford
Seaman Fisher
Judge Bond
William E. Shepard
Mrs. Shepard
Will. F. Shepard
Shepard House
Patricide
Pond
Massachusetts
Mansfield
Poston
Smith
Mayrwin
Grimmal
Pickwick Glub Siwgxe
American Weeco
ST. Louis, MO
U.S. A
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