ORRINE advertised as permanent cure for drink habit
Testimonials from multiple readers claim ORRINE cures alcoholism after several boxes, with statements of restored health and absence of cravings. The ad promotes a money back guarantee, home use, and lists prices, mailing method, and multiple city distributors.
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BE. T. Sims
Brooklyn
N. Y
BE. Wrcliff
New York City
Orrine
Helena
Mont
Kansas City
Crocker will case goes to jury in probate dispute
Judge Lathrop instructed the jury on three issues for Uriel H. Crocker’s will case. They must decide probate validity, sound mind, and possible undue influence by Annie J. Crocker with the executors bearing the first burden of proof.
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Lathrop
Supreme Judicial Court
Crocker Will
Uriel H. Crocker
Annie J. Crocker
Allen
Uriel H
George U
George A
George G. Crocker
Curley Stands Firm Amid Election Speculation
The conviction of Thomas F. Curley for Ward 17 House of Representatives single out ongoing speculation about his candidacy. He says he will not withdraw and will fight to prove innocence. If elected and conviction stands, expulsion could occur, but action awaits Supreme Court guidance. Ward 17 remains securely Democratic.
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Thomas F. Curley
House of Representatives
Ward 17
Curley
Supreme Court
House
Heatherbloom Sets New Jumping Height Record at Bryn Mawr
Heatherbloom the world champion high jumper owned by Howard Willets of White Plains N Y cleared 7 feet 9 inches at Bryn Mawr horse show during an exhibition trial, breaking its own 7 feet 8 inch mark set last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatherbloom
Philadelphia
Howard Willets
White Plains
N. Y
Bryn Mawr
Shea Answers Elmore on Cambridge Street Department
Superintendent of Streets John T. Shea of Cambridge replies to charges by Councilman Samuel D. Elmore. He defends the department against claims of misused funds and says expenditures were made as required by law to complete needed work. He argues the city received more value per dollar than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Shea
Cambridge
Samuel D. Elmore
Common Council
Elmore
Shea
Campbell Makes New Nine-Hole Record at Country Club
Alec Campbell, pro at the Country Club Brookline, returned to Clyde Park and posted a nine hole score of 32 two under bogey. He used a aix on the fifth and still had two holes in darkness to complete 18. He played with Miss L A Wells and his brother Matthew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Campbell
Brookline
Clyde Park
Campbell
L. A. Wells
Matthew
Pittsburg Boston World Series Series To Be Played As Scheduled
President Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg Baseball Club announced that the Pittsburg-Boston world championship series will proceed as planned. A party of rooters will accompany the National Leaguers to Boston next Monday night.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Baseball Club
James Announces Mayor Bid in Chelsea Caucuses
James resigns as Chel sea Republican city committee president to run for mayor against incumbent Willard in municipal caucuses. He said he seeks the mayoralty and will enter the race as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Chelsea
Harry W. James
Republican City Committee
E. E. Willard
Severe hazing at Tufts shocks campus in 1907 dorm events
Medford reports a brutal hazing by Tufts freshmen on twelve sophomores. The masked group forced blindfolded lessons including baths, hydrant sprays, nail clipping, and blackened faces with 1907 painted. Some upperclassmen aided the sophomores. professors express disgust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Tufts
Rho Kappa Tau
Rez
DAR presents Declaration copies to Chelsea area schools
Margaret Corbin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented framed copies of the original Declaration of Independence to the High Shurtleff Carter Williams Prattville Highland and Cary schools in Chelsea. The aim is to foster patriotism among pupils who become shareholders in these copies.
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Margaret Corbin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Shurtleff
Carter
Williams
Prattville
Highland
Cary
Chelsea
Cure for infant eczema with Cuticura soaps and ointment
A Brooklyn couple report their three month old boy recovered from severe eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. They state the child has remained well since and authorize publication of their testimony dated February 15, 1898.
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O.K
J. C. Frexse
Grand St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Cuticura Remedies Claim Cure for Eczema and Humours
A testimonial extols Cuticura as the sole effective treatment for eczema and disfiguring humours. The author cites dramatic skin improvement after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, offering complete treatment sets for one dollar and listing worldwide availability and a buyer’s guide.
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London
Chartere House Sq
Paris
Hue de la Paix
Boston
Columbus Ave
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Bole Proprietors
Clara Robinson Again In The Toils Charged With Pocket Picking
Clara Robinson also known as Clara Atwood, recently discharged from the House of Correction, was seen on Washington street by Inspector Joe Knox amid crowds. He followed and watched as she took Mrs. H. E. Watkins’s pocketbook containing $10 and papers. She denied then admitted the theft. Convicted four times previously, she was taken to the House of Detention for search and today faces arraignment in court.
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Orrine
Orrine Company
14Th Street
Washington, D. C
H. A. Jaynes & Co., Inc
Washington St
Hanover
Jaynes & Chapin CO
Summer St
South
BE. F. Jaynes & Co., Inc
Warrenton
Clara Robinson
Clara Atwood
House of Correction
House of Detention
Joe Knox
Washington Street
H. E. Watkins
Braintree
Inspector Knox
Judge Emmons Defends Himself On Train
Judge William H. H. Emmons defended himself on a Colonial Limited train when an intoxicated man disrupted the car. The man was thrown down, hit his head, and required four stitches. The injured passenger received medical care in Greenfield, with the incident surfacing in police circles after travelers were awakened by the conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. H. Emmons
Colonial Limited
North Station
Emmons
Greenfield
Judge Emmons
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Claims Fast Cure
The advertisement proclaims Catarrhal Millions suffer from colds yet Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder has, does, will cure catarrh and colds. It also claims Dr Agnew’s Heart Cure relieves heart disease in 30 minutes.
Gaston Opposes Primary Enrollment Law Limit on Independents
Colonel William A. Gaston criticizes the new caucus law tested in Boston that blocks independent voters from primary participation unless they enroll with a party. He argues the feature weakens the independent vote and strengthens party bosses, calling for its elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Gaston
Boston
Commonwealth
Gaston
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald Attacks Luce Law On Voter Record Step
Boston editor John F. Fitzgerald of the Republic criticizes the Luce primary bill. He argues the law forces voters to reveal party allegiance in caucuses and election settings, undermining citizens who prefer political independence.
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John F. Fitzgerald
The
Republic
Luce
Massachusetts
Sunday Religious Services Across City Churches
A digest of Sunday services across Boston churches listing times, pastors, and sermon topics at Tremont Street Baptist, Tremont Temple, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue, Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square, Berkeley Temple, Shawmut Congregational, Old South, Hope Chapel, Methodist churches, and various spiritualist gatherings with schedules, speakers, and free seating. Includes notices for Northfield extension, revival at Grace Baptist, and Young Men's Christian Association events.
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Ruggles Street
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
Christ
Moses
Heb
Ilfl
C. H. Mead
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Edwin P. Farnham
D. D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Converse Hall
O. M. Wentworth
Young Eple
Farnham
Usic
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
J. M. English
Newton Theological Institution
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin _ square
Loren A. Clevenger
Bekeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Northfield
H. W. Pope
Brookline
Wm. T. McBiveen
Gounod
Monk, Dunham
Methodist People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Company of the Apostles
Adams Chorus
Orient
Tremont ST. Methodist Church
Corner Concord
E. A
Mary B. Nicola
Malden
Eastern Avenue
Main
Ferry Streets
K. C. Russell
WM. F. Zell
Berkeley Hall
Michael Servetus
John Calvin
F. W. Sandford
Shiloh
Corinthian Hall
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Grace
Baptist Church
Cambridge
Russell Street
J. A. Harris
Tremontine
America Hall
Washington Street
G. M. G. Hughes
Ella A. Higginson
Ers Street
Dorchester
Shawmut Avenue
Dedham
Clara E. Strong
Sunshine Club
Warren Street
Roxbury
Arma Hall
A. M. Strong
Unity Camp
Saugus Centre
Alex Caird
M. D
Thomas Cross
Grace Baker
Spirit Communications
Tremont Street
Marriner
Columbus Avenue
Circus
New Republic
Leah I. Nowell
Maud Southwick
Ruth D. Tyler
Eva M. Bancroft
Lena F
Webber
B. B. Barnes
Fred Perkins
George Mendall Taylor
Balfour Endorses European Concert for Macedonian Issue
Premier Arthur Balfour writes to Archbishop Davidson on Macedonia urging concert of Europe to curb Turkish misrule. He warns the crisis involves race and religious tensions and calls for Russia Austria to lead with Berlin Treaty signatories’ guidance.
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London
Balfour
Canterbury
Davidson
Macedonia
Europe
Great Britain
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Greece
Bulgaria
Servia
Roumania
Mr. Balfour
Paymaster Blown Up on Washington County Road
Samuel T. Ferguson of the Ferguson Construction Company was killed when dynamite exploded on the Middletown road near Washington. Charles L. Martin was critically injured and the satchel with $600 vanished. Police arrest two suspects near the construction camp. farmers hope to trap a third in an abandoned mine.
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Washington, Penn
Washington County
Middletown Road
Samuel T. Ferguson
Ferguson Construction Company
Pittsburg
Charles L. Martin
Cincinnati
Wabash
Ferguson
Martin
Middleton
Horse of John F. Manning is PTS in Charlestown incident
A valuable horse owned by John F. Manning was being led up Main street Charlestown when it fell and broke its leg. Dr. Simpson euthanized the animal with a bullet to end its suffering.
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John F. Manning
Main Street
Charlestown
Dr. Simpson
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B. Y
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Iowa State Normal School
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