Lusty and strong at 76 Moritz Ellinger endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Moritz Ellinger born October 17 1830 in Firth Bavaria serves as interpreter in the New York Surrogate's Court and former City of New York coroner. He testifies the tonic benefits of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey enhancing longevity and vitality in old age. He lives at 108 West 114th Street and cites Shakespeare in praise.
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Mr. Ellinger
Firth
Bavaria
New York City
City of New York
Duffy
Moritz Ellinger
Pure Malt Whiskey advertised as medical tonic by Duffy
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medical tonic that strengthens nerves, heart, brain, and digestion. It claims health benefits for workers, women, and children, warns against counterfeit bottles, and promotes a medical booklet and doctor’s advice.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey &Co
Rochester, N. Y
Roosevelt Jr Responds to Arrest Warrant Report
Young Theodore Roosevelt denies disorderly conduct and asks to tell his story. Police plan warrants for two men after an assault on Reserve Officer Fraser with details from Commissioner O'Meara's statement read to the public.
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Roosevelt
Commissioner O'Meara
Fraser
Young Roosevelt
Young Roosevelt's Story to the Post
Theodore Roosevelt tells the Boston Post his account of the Boston Common episode after being hunted by reporters. He asserts he went to a police station to report the disturbance, was not arrested, and denounces false reports about him and his companions being taken in a patrol wagon.
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Grace
Murphy
Patrick J
Theodore Roosevelt
Boston Post
Dunster Hall
Boston Common
Soldiers Field
Roosevelt
Boston
Young Roosevelt
Station 4
Tremont Street
Vouing
Fraher
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
United States
O'Meara Icily Probes Injury Case With Three Aims
Commissioner O'Meara releases a statement from a day of special investigation. He cites three reasons for his unusual official interest, starting with a commitment to prevent injury to any man or boy involved.
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O’meara
Grape-Nuts Promoted for Health Then Boston Police Inquiry
An article contrasts Grape-Nuts as a digestible alternative to white bread and details a Boston police inquiry into a September Common disturbance. Reserve Officer Fraher suffers injuries while four Harvard students are involved. the city investigates arrest and ambulance relief actions at the hospital.
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Harvard
Fraher
Stephen O'Meara
Rope bondage scene on the street ends in assault
Witnesses describe two men dragging a man by the neck with a rope and pulling him along a sidewalk while making insulting remarks about his marital status. A bystander and Officer Grace intervene as the assailants continue their actions toward another man.
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Grace
Officer Grace
Roosevelt Strikes Fraser and Faces Arrest on Common
Boston officer recalls Roosevelt chased across the Common after knocking down Reserve Officer Fraher. Roosevelt, Jr., identified himself as the President’s son, was later released with no arrest. Officers Grace Fraser Murphy pursued and detained the youths after a confrontation on Tremont and Boylston streets.
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Division 4
Theodore Roosevelt
Boston Police Department
Post
Roosevelt
Fraher
Young Roosevelt
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
West Street
Beacon Hill
Fraser
Grace
Murphy
Race
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Disease Relief
An old advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure for kidney disease and Bright's disease with claims of restoring appetite and easing pain. It asserts the medicine prevents progression and warns against harmful substitutes sold by others.
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Mr. T. M. Slattery
Belle Fourche, S.D
Warner
T. M. Slattery
Belle Fourche
Sc. Dak
Bright
O Direct
Ene Apatern
Colored citizens protest in Boston against Georgia killings
About 2000 Black residents pack Faneuil Hall as leaders denounce the deaths of Atlanta Negroes at the hands of militia. Speakers urge upholding the Constitution and equal rights, call for action against oppression, and pass resolutions condemning the killings in Georgia.
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A. H. Grimke
Faneuil Hall
Atlanta
Republic
Grimke
Noah W. Parden
South
Georgia
Boston
Arthur Dolan
Charles G. Ames
D. D
N. P. Hallowell
Joseph Smith
Lowell
Pauline B. Hopkins
Cambridge
Edwin D. Mead
Do. G. Morgan
Eliots to Name Newsboy at Harvard Scholarship Event
Tomorrow the Newsboys Union will hold the inaugural ceremonies for the Larvard scholarship fund at Ford Hall Ashburton Place. President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard will name the first newsboy to enter Harvard through the scholarship, with Nathan S. Sederson presiding and many dignitaries in attendance.
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Newsboys’ Union
Ford Hall
Ashburton Place
Newsboys’ Larvard
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Nathan S. Sederson
Newsboys
Fraher Hospitalized After Assault by Harvard Students
Patrolman Lawrence Fraher of Station 4 is seriously injured with a compound fracture of the nose and multiple wounds after an assault by Harvard students. He lies in a relief station as Grace and a stenographer take his statement for Commissioner Q Meara. Fraher says the injuries came from a fall over a settee.
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Fraser
Fraher
Lawrence Fraher
Harvard
Grace
Q’meara
Reagan
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Teddy Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Jones
Patrick J. Murphy
Harry T. Grace
Lawrence
the Post
Teddy
COM. O
Meara
Pgm Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Officer Fraher
Walnut Street
Beacon Street
O.O
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Colored Citizens Protest OF
Eliot
Newsboy
John F. Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
Harvey N. Baker
Charles H. Taylor
Newsboys’ Union General Educational Board
William M. Olin
Commonwealth
Edward A. Horton
Senate
Myer Bloomfield
Dean Briggs
Dean Wells
John D. Long
John B. Moran
O’connell
Charles Fleischer
Washington Street
Warrenton Street
Merrimac St
Andrews St
Lynn
No. Main St
Brockton Waverley St
South Framingham
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