Story of Calcura Solvant by Dr Kennedy and A W Dow s Co
Dr David Kennedy born in New York and trained in medicine became an Army surgeon and Kingston physician. He discovered Calcura Solvent claiming a cure for kidney and bladder diseases, with A W Dow s Co guaranteeing refunds if it fails.
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David Kennedy
A. W. Dows & Co
New York
College of Physicians and Surgeons
United States Army General Hospital
Philadelphia
Kennedy Seitled
Roudout
Kingston
N. Y
New York State
Lake Mascuppic excerpt reports a pleasant day and shore nudity concerns
A Sunday at Lake Mascuppic features fine weather, crowds at rinks and lake concerts, and boating pleasures led by D. M. Leary's naphtha launch. Nudity along shore at Lakeview and Mountain Rock draws rebuke from locals and calls for enforcement. Electric light work progresses at Willow Dale with a planned Thursday installation and a Willow Dale social night. A lightning strike damages a tree at Claus cottage and a stained glass window. residents within the dwelling escape unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Claus
Willow Dale
Mr. Walcott
Mrs. Wolcott
Maine bank supervisors meet for annual three day session
The National Association of Supervisors of State Banks opened its fourth annual three day session in Portland Maine led by State Bank Examiner F E Timberlake. Gov William T Cobb welcomed the group and stressed Maine banking prosperity and prudent supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
F. E. Timberlake
Maine
Timberlake
Wm. T. Cobb
Cobb
James P. Baxter
Geo. F. Kendall
Hartford
Conn
Kendall
America
Burke and party plan three week tour by auto
Hon John C Burke Amasa Pratt and White owner of the White lot in Bridge street will sail from Boston on the Saxonia July 18. After landing they will tour the British Isles and the continent for three weeks in an automobile. The trip is described as an ideal way to see the country and is growing in favor with travelers. The trio expect a pleasant and profitable journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Burke
Amasa Pratt
Mr. White
Bridge Street
Boston
Saxonia
British Isles
Continent
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Brights Disease
An ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures incipient Bright's disease and diabetes and relieves light disorders within days. Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana cites recovery after eight doctors failed, crediting three bottles of the product. Falls & Burkinshaw, Storey & Co., Davis Square, and Ellingwood & Co. distribute it.
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Bright
Foley
Prst Cas
Marion Lee
Dunreath
Ind
Falls & Burkinshaw, A. , Storey & Co
Davis Square
Ellingwood & Co
MANY IMITATORS NO EQUAL RESTORINE HAIR INVERGATOR
An advertisement touts RESTORINE as the top hair invigoration tonic curing dandruff and scalp itch, stopping hair loss and promoting new growth. It claims safety from sugar or lead, with testimonials like Mary A. Nason praising reduced yellow gray tones. Sold by druggists and barbers, sample free, price 50c, distributed by Warner Medical Co. and Bon Marche Dry Goods Co.
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Mary A. Nason
Walnut St
Roxbury
Mass
Warner Medical Co
Boylston St
Ton
Bon Marche Dry Goods Company
Portuguese man dies after stepping on live wire in Lowell
Antonio Mattos Pacheco, a 29 year old Portuguese immigrant living near Summer and Gorham streets, died after stepping on a live electric wire that sparked in a puddle. Firefighters, doctors, and ambulance staff struggled to save him as the wire burned across his body. The accident occurred in front of Riley's junk shop, with witnesses including John J. Shea and Harry Kelley. The wire was cut from above by the Electric Light Corporation and repaired after the incident. Pacheco belonged to St. Michael's and St. Anthony Societies of Lowell and had an aunt and sister in New Bedford.
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Antonio Mattos Pacheco
Molloy'’s Court
Summer Street
Antonio
Central Street
Norton
Pacheco
J. W. Meigs
W. H. Gallagher
Electric Light Corporation
Riley
John J. Shea
Gorham Street
Harry Kelley
Summer
Gorham Streets
McDermott
New Bedford
St. Michael's Society
St. Anthony Society of
Lowell
Fraternal Court Minutes Report Regular Meeting
Fraternal Court Middlesex 23 F of A held a large meeting at Foresters hall receiving three applications. A class initiation is planned for the last meeting in October with expected roll growth to 550. Supreme officers to attend with 500 on the books. New officers elected for six months include Chief Ranger Joan H. Condon and others. A first class entertainment followed the session. Columbia Council No 33 0 U A M reported three candidates advanced to the 3d degree and officers were elected for the coming term. Regular Gen Adelbert Ames camp No 1 met in Memorial hall with parade plans debated and decided against a Fourth of July parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. Kennedy
James H. Hickey
Woodward
Frank Brick
James McCullough
Beadle
Frank J. Jeffers
Francis Donovan
Columbia Council
State Council
Geo. T. Litchfield
W. L Leach
Geo. S. Gilman
H. E. Sias
Chas. M. Torsey
H. C. May
H. R. Hanson
W. H. Sanders
Ind
S. C. Durrell
Frank Schofield
I. P
W. H. Trimble
O. P
Wm. T. Douglass
S. E. Durrell
C. M. Young
D. E. Flack
Hall
W. I. Leach
A. E. Joy
Adelbert Ames
No. 1
Memorial Hall
Greig
Quartermaster Dodge
Nickel Plate Low Round Trip Fares To Portland And Coast
Nickel Plate offers very low round trip rates to Portland and other Pacific Coast points with daily sales to Portland and return for the Lewis and Clarke Exposition. On select days in June July and August travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles and back is also advertised for various national conventions. For full route and sleeper details contact L. P. Burgess E. P. A. Old South Building Boston.
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Nickel Plate Road
Portland
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
L. P. Burgess
Old South Bidg
Boston
Shot Dead Inzeal? Boys Play Revolver Fatal Tragedy
In Stamford Connecticut Herbert Birdsall aged eighteen accidentally shot and killed Edward Rush son of Edward Rush of Pelham Manor New York while playing with a twenty two caliber revolver. Birdsall fled into the woods and killed himself with the same weapon after Rush fell dead. Rush was an inmate of the Spencer sanitarium. Birdsall had shown signs of mental weakness.
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Stamford, Conn
Herbert Birdsall
Edward Rush
Pelham Manor
New York
Rush
Birdsall
Spencer Sanitarium
Narrow Escape From Death At Railroad Crossing
Lowell supt. John G. Jackson escaped a deadly gale and a passing train when a carriage toppled on the westerly tracks near Middlesex street station. A bystander shouted “Let go,” allowing Jackson to drop the reins and flee with his horse to safety. He was dazed but unhurt beyond a limp and stiff muscles and returned to work that evening.
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John G. Jackson
Lowell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Middlesex Street
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Courier-Citizen
Dutton Street
School Street
Richardson Hotel
St. James Hotel
Graeme Stewart Dies After Month of Illness
Graeme Stewart, a Chicago leader in business, politics, and society and former Republican mayoral candidate, died at 52 after a monthlong illness caused by brain blood clots and strokes. He collapsed during a May 24 dinner while receiving congratulations for securing a 128000 dollar guaranty to back a lake naval station project.
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Chicago
Graeme Stewart
Republican National Committee
Stewart
Auditorium Hotel
Bankers Club
Merchants and
United States
Lake Naval Station
Lake Bluff
Morton
Trunks with brass fittings praised for finish and strength
The item highlights 15 trunks praised for very attractive finish and colorings, enhanced by extra strong brass corners and heavy brass catches, noted as a standout feature.
Maine Supreme Court Opens June Term in Portland
The June law term of Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court opened with Associate Justice Lucillus Emery presiding in Chief Justice Wiswell’s absence. Key cases include the Dunlap guardianship dispute over Erlon Dunlap’s education and a multi million dollar challenge to Solomon H. Chandler’s will and codicil regarding capacity. The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions faces the reallocation of Chandler’s estate amid contested testamentary capacity.
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Portland
Supreme Judicial Court of
Maine
Lucillus Emery
Ellsworth
Andrew P. Wiswell
Europe
Dunlap
C. Archer Dunlap
Holy Ghost
Shiloh
Supreme Court
Erlon Dunlap
Charles F. Dunlap
Solomon H. Chandler
Chandler
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Board
Social Democrat Reichstag member jailed for insult to German army
Berlin reports Herr Kunert, a Social Democrat and Reichstag member, was sentenced in Hallé to three months imprisonment for insulting German expedition troops in China 1900. He stated in a campaign speech that soldiers plundered and abused women in that desolated land.
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Berlin
Herr Kunert
Reichstag
Hallé
China
Quality Then Price Ad Teases Value in Daily Reads
Local readers browse ads daily to save time and money. Women's Richelieu rib bed firm cotton vests offer low necks short sleeves or sleeveless styles. Good value at Wednesday sale for 0c.
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Richelieu
Bargain Lot Sale On Lawn Waists and Drawers
Nearly 100 dozen lawn waists priced at 25c and 69c sale price. About 8 dozen remain and will move Wednesday while they last. Also 50c cotton drawers praised as superior, compared to New York stores charging 65c. Soccor set covers similarly lauded for value.
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New York
Chicago Teamsters Strike May Spread to 1000 Drivers
Chicago June 27. The teamsters strike may spread to include 1000 local express and small-delivery wagons as negotiations proceed after an ultimatum. Sentiment favors a fight. A strikebound tobacco delivery triggered the dispute at a firm. Three hundred former American Express employees attacked a wagon. driver John E. James was struck and likely fatally injured. Four arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Shea
American Express Company
John E. James
James
American Minister Morgan Receives Korea Audience
In Seoul on June 27 Edwin V. Morgan American minister to Korea and his legation staff were received by the emperor. Morgan presented credentials and a Roosevelt letter. The emperor granted a guard of honor and praised America as Korea’s first western friend and best ally.
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Seoul
Korea
Edwin V. Morgan
Legation
Morgan
Roosevelt
America
Bargain Dress Gingham at 5c a Yard
5000 yards of fine madras ginghams offered at 5c per yard in short lengths from 1 to 2 1/2 yards. Originally worth 12 1/2c per yard, these pieces are pitched as a best bargain for waists and children's dresses. Basement department A G Pollard & Co.
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Madras
A. G. Pollard & CO
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