Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted As Constitutional Cure
An advertisement argues catarrh is a constitutional blood and liver disorder, not a local issue. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe internal remedy that cleanses the blood and liver, with Dr. Edmondson endorsing them for head throat bronchial and stomach catarrh. Drugstores sell the tablets for 50 cents per package, with a free booklet available from the A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Edmondson
A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
FLOSSIE BURNS MOTIVE PROVED IN BROOKS MURDER CASE
New York figures Florence Burns faces trial with strong circumstantial case from district attorney. Expected testimony will place motive in context with threats to kill Walter Brooks and Burns being the last seen with him. Witnesses include Mrs. Brooks Mabel Cooper bellboy and a hotel conductor.
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New York
Florence Burns
Walter Brooks
Cribbens
Brooks
Walter
George Washington
Glen Island
Weibles
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn Bridge
Beverly Road
Gir
Boston Passenger Shot in Accident at Dock
A Boston man identified as Harry Miller living at 84 Appleton Street was accidentally shot in the right ankle by a revolver that fell from a gripsack while his wife and daughter were in room 124 near the Gov. Dingley docked at 2:30 a.m. The wound was deemed not serious and Miller was sent to the city hospital with his condition improving.
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Boston
Harry Miller
Appleton Street
Portland
Gov
Dingley
Mr. Miller
Dr. Dunn
Veto Power Proposal Drifts Through Rhode Island Senate
In Providence on March 7 three constitutional amendments were introduced in the Rhode Island Senate. One aims to restore the governor's veto power, another to shorten state residency for suffrage eligibility from two years to one, and the third to enact an eight hour law governing labor on all public work for state and municipal projects.
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Providence
R. I
Senate
Kuhn Loeb Denies Berlin Cables On Venezuelan Rails
New York reports Kuhn, Loeb & Co deny Berlin cables claiming they back American investors negotiating to buy Venezuelan railroad lines built with German capital. The bank says no interest in the project yet a European house allied to Kuhn Loeb may be negotiating to sell their property.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Berlin
Man Found Dead By Gas At Boston Hotel
A man believed to be M. C. Nash of Weymouth was found dead in a Boston hotel room with a rubber tube in his mouth connected to a full blast gas jet. The registered name appeared as M. C. Nash of Weymouth the previous afternoon. The notice mentions farm accidents and promotes Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for pain relief.
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Boston
M. C. Nash
Weymouth
A Financier's Luck Inspires Sales of Pink Pills
Charles H. Bradley of State Investment Co. Cleveland recalls a near collapse from typhoid and lasting weakness. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health after six boxes and continues to rely on them for indigestion. The ad touts their blood and nerve benefits and lists purchase details.
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Charles H. Bradley
The
State Investment Co
American Trust Building
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Williams
Dr. William Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Patrick Trial Recap Inside Murder Case of Albert Patrick
New York March 7 Recorder Goff allowed Dr. Walker Curry to answer a pre adjournment question about Rice mentioning Patrick to Jones in the Albert T. Patrick murder trial. Curry testified Rice was old and feeble, records were kept, and Mercury or chloroform questions arose as cross examination began. Curry had served as Patrick’s physician for seven years and court adjourned to Monday.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wm. M. Rice
Goff
Walker Curry
Moore
Curry
Rice
Patrick
Jones
Gold Export Cancelled by Heidelbach Co in New York
In New York on March 7 Heidelbach Ickleheimer and Co cancelled their entire engagement of 1,000,000 dollars worth of gold for export tomorrow. The cancellation reduces the total shipment scheduled for tomorrow to 2,300,000 dollars.
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New York
Heidelbach, Ickleheimer and Co
Bradstreet Outlook Calls Textile Demand Firm Amid Trade Gains
Bradstreet reports Spring trade advancing despite floods and disrupted mail along the Alleghenies. Western and northern markets show strong dry goods and textiles, with cotton goods notably buoyant. February clearings rise modestly, while failures edge up due to bank suspensions.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Alleghanies
Western
Northwestern
Fall River
York Silk Mfrs Form New York Organization
York Silk Manufacturers Co organized in New York with capital of 1 890090. Included are the Pennsylvania Silk Co Fleetwood Carlisle Silk Co York Silk Co and Diamond Silk Co. Directors include D F Lafean president M G Collins general manager W P Rice C H Dempwolf W S Bond and R I Shettor all of York or New York.
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York
York Silk Manufacturing Co
New York
Pennsylvania Silk Co
Fleetwood
Carlisle Silk Co
Carlisle
York Silk Co
Diamond Silk Co
D. F. Lafean
M. G. Collins
W. P. Rice
C. H. Dempwolf
W. 8. Bond
R. I. Shettor
Candy Sale At Carleton And Hovey Drugstore
A first class druggist announces a one day sale of sweets at 236 Merrimack Street. Pure sugar cream wafers in seven flavors drop from 20c to 10c per pound. Cocoa bon bons and fine assorted chocolates also cut from 40c and 20c to 20c and 10c per pound respectively.
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Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
Periods of Pain Prompt Regulator Claims by Lydia Pinkham
Advertisement style notice praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for menstrual irregularities and painful periods. Contains testimonials from multiple women including Miss Gertrude Williams of Detroit and Mrs Cons B Grin. Encourages readers to take action and write for free advice.
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Gertrude Williams
Woman’s Christian Association of Detroit
Lydia E. Pinkham
Columbia St
West
Detroit
Mich
Mrs. Cons. B. Grin
Winter St
Philadelphia
Mrs. Pinknaamm
James Cox
Washington, St
Camden
N.J
Kingrebuked for Sabbath violations by Dr Parker
London March 7 Rev Joseph Parker denounced King Edward as rebellious against the Sabbath during a City Temple sermon. He condemned royal beer brewing, baccarat scandals, and attendance at Sunday concerts, urging loyalty to Christ while sparking audience cries of shame. He blamed rulers in Turkey and China for calamities and urged prayer for delicacy in speech.
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London
Joseph Parker
Edward
Parker
Lord Burton
Turkey
China
Prince Edward of
Wales
Lord Rosebery
Christ
Picture Framing At John And Merrimack Streets
Picture Framing at the corner of John and Merrimack streets offers framing for any depicted rescription. La grippe coughs yield quickly to Foley's Money and Tar, touted as the wonderful curative qualities. Goodale and Carter promote Foley's remedy.
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John and
Merrimack Streets
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Big Jewelry Dept
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Mass
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Antiqua
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George H. Brennan
Kathryne Kidder
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Ticketa Matineea
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Savoy Theatre
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Mgrs
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Boston Music Hall
Raymond
Ireland
Morgan
WASS
J. W. Harrington
Davis Laurey
Little May Littlefield
John Dunnelg
Mantle
Thompson Hardware Co
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