Peruna Credited By Women In Letters From Chicago And Minneapolis
Miss Alice Carrow of Minneapolis reports health improvement and clearer complexion after using Peruna as a tonic for the blood. Mrs Jennie Johnson of Chicago, vice president of the Chicago Teachers Federation, praises Verona alongside Peruna for catarrh and overall restoration. A free health book, Health and Beauty, is offered to women mailing Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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Alice Carrow
Central Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Jennie Johnson
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Healey School of Chicago
Lake Park Avenue
Chicago
Verona
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Patrick admits presenting checks of dead client Rice
Albert T Patrick, Rice's lawyer, confessed he knew of Rice's death when presenting four checks to a bank to fund a secret trust. He named Jones the valet and Dr Curry as others aware of the death, and said he acted to carry out the trust while cremation and embalming plans raised conflicting issues.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Rice
Mr. Rice
Charles F. Jones
M. Swenson & Sons
Dr. Curry
Mr. Patrick
Jones
Hobson Heads to Alabama After Navy Yard Post
Lieutenant Richmond P. Hobson traveled through Washington en route to Alabama to visit relatives. He has been ordered as assistant to Constructor Bowles, who runs the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and again denied any intent to criticize Admiral Dewey's fleet in his Vancouver interview.
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Washington
Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
Bowles
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Miller’s Booty Discovery Aids Bankruptcy Claims
John Br. Lord trustee in Miller’s bankruptcy reports finding $100,000 Miller concealed. Creditors claim totals reach $209,000. In Brooklyn federal court Lord moves to subtract dividends paid to syndicate stockholders from the face value of claims filed in the case.
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New York
John BR. Lord
Miller
United States Court
Brooklyn
Lord
Harvard Opens Freshmen Year Amid Bloody Monday Anticipation
Harvard marks its 265th year with 500 plus freshmen arriving in Cambridge. The event triggers familiar freshman life rituals including registration in Lever and the infamous Bloody Monday rush between freshmen and sophomores. Professor Greenough's health updates and course changes are noted as the college adjusts to the new term.
Stage News Roundup of New Theatrical Avails and Tours
A long list of theater items covers private viewings, set openings, and public debuts across Boston and New York venues. Highlights include Grace George's Her Majesty at Tremont, James Young joining Sir Henry Irving, Anna Held matinee plans, Lulu Glaser’s comic opera debut, and Madame Nethersole with Sapho in Boston. Also noted are Moscow and London acts like the London Belles at Palace, Marie Dressler casting, and the Baltimore Female Fire Engine Company showcase, plus Wu Ching Mah at Nickelodeon and ongoing burlesque at various houses.
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Hollis Street
Keith
Readville
Nordenmark
Royal
Grace George
Tremont Theatre
James Young
Sir Henry Irving
Atlantic
Anna Held
the Tremont
Ziegfeld
Self and
Lady
London
Madison Square Theatre
New York
Fritz Williams
Isabel Irving
5. M. Holland
May Robson
Grisette
Alice Nielsen
Fire Engine Company
Baltimore
Austin & Stone
America
Helen Merten
Wu Ching Mah
Nickelodeon
London Belles Company
Peerless
Rose Sydell
Palace Theatre
Ollfo
Hazing at Tufts Provokes Interclass Struggle on Campus
In the early hours, Tufts College Hill Medford saw sophomores trap a new junior entrant from Brown University into a boxing match after forcing him to sing and speak for a crowd. Freshmen were also summoned as sophomores attempted to rally more recruits while the proctor intervened. The Tufts president of 1964 was awakened and led to Metcalf Hall for performances before Co-eds as part of the frolic.
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College Hill
Medford
Tufts
Goddard Chapel
West Hall
Brown University
College Lawn
Dean Hall
Sophs
East Hall
Metcalf Hall
MIT Opens Doors as 36th Year Begins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology opened its doors at 10 am marking the start of its thirty sixth year. Enrollment is rising with the largest entrance exam turnout ever. freshmen are expected to number about 400. President Henry S. Pritchett gave his first welcome address at 1 pm before a packed Huntington Hall.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Henry S. Pritchett
Huntington Hall
Boston Theatres Spark Holiday Engagements Across City
The Tremont Theatre hosts Anna Held and her company in Papas Wife with added Wednesday matinee next week. James ONeill begins a third Boston Theatre week as Monte Cristo packs the house. Hollis Street Theatre foresees a bustling season opener with Sothern and Harned Hamlet ahead. Boston Museum showcases Evans stock, Madame Butterfly and Naughty Anthony. Bowdoin Square, Castle Square, Park Theatre, Grand Opera House, and Keith’s offer varied bills, from The Heart of Maryland to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and The Cadet Girl, with popular vaudeville and novelty acts filling nightly seats.
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Tremont Theatre
Anna Held
Papa
James O'Neill
Boston Theatre
James Lane Allen
Charles O’bannon
Trish Lad
Peter Springle
James Moore
Henry Jewett
John Gray
Mr. Jewett
Boston
John Storm
The
McFarland
Orlando
Rosalind
Julia Marlowe
Brewer
Richard Manfeld
Hollis Street
BE. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Hamlet
Dan Daly
George A. Schiller
W. Propert Carleton
William Cameron
Charles Danby
Charlie Cox
Harry Dodd
Charles H. Bowers
Adele Ritchie
Toby Claude
Alice Judson
Adele Farrington
Catherine Lewis
Nella Webb
Hattie Moore
Castle Square Theatre
Countess Valeska
Nell Burgess
Park Theatre
David Belasco
Heart of Maryland
Grand Opera House
Thomas E. Shea
Harrigan
Keith’s
the Howard
Joe Welch
Boston Music Hall
North Find
Etta Butler
Maggie Cline
Boston Plans Sunday Concerts for Charity at Boston Theatre
Manager J J Walsh has arranged a series of Sunday charity concerts at the Boston Theatre with Eugene Tompkins. The opener, next Sunday, supports the South End Dispensary and Hospital, featuring Miss Jessie Couthout, David Lythgoe, Madam Flower, Bert Leslie, Miss Aurte Dagwell, Miss Zelda Rotali, the Howard Brothers, the Raymond musical trio, Gavin and Platt, and Falk and Lillian. Box office seats go on sale at 9 o'clock.
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Boston
J. J. Walsh
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Theatre
Walsh
New England
Point of Pines
South End Dispensary
Jessie Couthout
Keith's
David Lythgoe
Madam Flower
Bert Leslie
Aurte Dagwell
Zelda Rotali
Howard Brothers
Raymond
Gavin and
Platt
Falk and
Lillian
Illustrated Song Singers
Auction sales open for new Symphony Hall seating
The Symphony Hall at Huntington and Massachusetts avenues opened to the public on Moonday and Tuesday with auctions for Friday afternoon rehearsal seats. Most prices edged higher but all twenty four Friday afternoons sold out except the second balcony, kept for 25-cent ticket holders on a first come first served basis. This week auctions also set sale times for the Saturday evening concerts with $12 seats and $7.50 seats offered onMonday and Friday mornings respectively.
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Symphony Hall
Huntington
Massachusetts Avenues
Massachusetts Aves
Honeymoon Over New Chapter in Hutchinson Union
New York report details a wealth tied marriage between 73 year old Mrs. Willard H. Hutchinson and her younger husband, ex actor Mr. Hutchinson of Malden Mass. Trustees hold their estate in equal shares. Mrs. Hutchinson remains at the Park Avenue Hotel while Mr. Hutchinson is said to be recovering in Montpelier. No divorce is contemplated and no separation is admitted by either side.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Boston & Maine Railroad
Imtehburg
North Adams
Deerfield
Hoosac Mountain
Berkshires
Boston Union Station
Boston & Maine Railroad City
Washington Street
New York
Willard H. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Malden
Mass
Park Avenue Hotel
Paul Sheldon
Park Avenue
Boston Retail Liquor Dealers Hold Bilkes Hall Smoke Talk
The Boston Retail Liquor Dealers' Association hosted an informal gathering at Bilkes' Hall on Hayward Place last evening to strengthen the group. Members from other Commonwealth cities and national delegates attended a 5 o'clock banquet with music and speakers.
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Boston Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Bilkes’ Hall
Hayward Place
Commonwealth
Farm hand Byron Howard found dead in a field
Byron Farrell Howard, a farm hand for Warren Davis on the old Lawrence farm, was found dead in a field late this afternoon in Lexington. He was believed to live in Winchester and owned property there.
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Lexington
Byron Farrell Howard
Warren Davis
Lawrence
Howard
Winchester
Postum Beverage Helps Dyspepsia and Weight Gain
A Waterford Virginia reader recounts a personal switch from coffee to Postum food coffee. The family reports relief from dyspepsia and a three month weight gain of twelve pounds after adopting Postum. Her husband, a practicing physician, endorses Postum as the healthier beverage and the family never drinks coffee now.
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Postum
Mary E. Brown
Waterford
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