Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted by Personal Supervision
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a modern medicine made from carefully selected roots and herbs. It claims superior grade, world markets, and proven cures, citing numerous testimonial blips from users across Oswego, Dunkirk, Binghampton, Lynn, Bath, and Chicago. The article shifts to Marblehead, reporting on the Norseman steamer stranding on rocks, with divers inspecting a large bottom hole and pumps to save the vessel, while crews move freight to lighter ships and deny reports of total ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heood
Hood
Marblehead
Elsie
Warren Line
Milk Street
Mr. Jameson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Passes Many Ailments Test
A long list of testimonial claims from numerous Americans across towns like Moose Lake Hulls Mill Danbury York Fall River St Paul Taunton Easton Hackensack Cheltenham and Carbondale describe Hood's Sarsaparilla aiding poor health dyspepsia catarrh hip sores nervous prostration impure blood malaria headaches and other ailments. Individuals report restored strength appetite sleep and improved complexion while noting cures from running sores varicose veins gastritis and blood poisoning with repeated emphasis on reliability and safety.
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J. B. Manor
Eighth St
Oswego
N. WY
Hood
Henry Miller
Leonard Street
Dunkirk
N. Y
Wm. Marks
Henry Street
Binghampton
Elizabeth J. Giffels
Moose Lake
Minn
Eugene Murphy
Hull’s Mill
Danbury
Conn
Charles Rhine
Oak Lane
York
Annie Robert
Fall River
Mass
J. H. Stillman
Cheltenham
Elvira A. Rumrill
Claremont
N. H
A. E. Gilson
Hartland
Boston College Ball Committees Prepare for April Reunion
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston advances plans for its annual April 6 reunion at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building. Committees report strong progress and lively Catholic social interest with many prominent ladies named as patrons and a large reception roster including John D. Berran P J Flatley James Murphy James W Dumphy Thomas ay A A Turner John E Gilman Dr cis J McQuesney Thomas A Mul len William H Dowling Denis W Mahoney James F Hayes Thomas F Puffy Francis J McLaughlin J Mitchell Galvin Henry M Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
M. M. Cunniff
John F. Dever
John P Dore
John Duff
Thomas F. Duffly
Thomas Fay
T. B. Fitzpatrick
John F. A
John F. A Reperals Mrs. J. Mitchell Galvin
John J. Hantz
P. Frank Hennigan
James W. Kenney
John R.keilty
John P. Leahy
James A. McDonald
William McCarthy
James. S&s. Murphy
John F. Murphy
John Murphy
Henry F. Naphen
Thomas Callaghan
Joseph H
James IF. Hayes
Thomas F. Puffy
Francis J. McLaughlin
J. Mitchell Galvin
Henry M. Blackwell
Clever Swindler Caught In New York
Frederick King alias Lester alias Wundt, once of San Francisco and Portland, was held on $5000 bail for swindling merchants on a large scale. Captain McClusky said he is among the country’s cleverest swindlers. He allegedly bought goods from merchants and cashed fraudulent drafts on San Francisco, with amounts not yet fully known.
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New York
Frederick King
Aliag Lester
Alias Wundt
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Michaels & Wundt
McClusky
Cotton Mill to Close in Millbury Tomorrow
The Millbury Cotton Mills will shut down tomorrow night for an indefinite time. The mill, now in receivership and on the market for sale, has employed about 160 workers after running down stock for months.
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Millbury
William ers Veteran Dies In Noroton Barn Incident
Aer RD Conn March 31 William ers aged 68 a war veteran formerly inmate of the soldiers' of Noroton died today in a barn in Noroton his demise attributed to heart disease officials report he requested his death and no relatives were available to explain the circumstances mourners gathered as details remained uncertain
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Aer RD
Conn
William Ers
Noroton
Noro& W
Dorchester Street
South Boston
J. W. Lavery, & Son
HA Street
South
Boston
Armory
Vestment Left Incongruously Abandoned At Site
Fragmentary report notes a vestment or garment left behind in a location described with garbled terms. No clear persons, times, or places are readable, leaving the exact event and involved entities unclear.
Fifth Massachusetts Mustered Out at Greenville
The Fifth Massachusetts were mustered out here today. The unit began its journey northward along the Southern railway this evening.
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Greenville
Massachusetts
Southern Railway
Reception of the Fifth Regiment Homecoming Parade
The Fifth Regiment returns to Washington after Greenville pay, with crowds from outlying towns lining the parade route. A special train and boat plans link to New York, Fall River, Boston, and a review at the State House before soldiers are dismissed to their homes.
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Adjutant-General
Greenville
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Metropolis
Plymouth
Fall River
Boston
Southern Terminal
Monay
South Union Station
Summer
Federal
High
Milk
Broad
State
Wasington
Chool
Beacon
State House
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Postum Helps Couple End Coffee Related Ailments
A husband reports improved health after stopping coffee and using Postum for over a year, noting relief from nervousness nausea insomnia indigestion and general strength. A friend, Emma Dahlgren, also improves after quitting coffee and adopting Postum, regaining cheerfulness and wellbeing.
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Emma Dahlgren
Oriane Lens Paixrfield
Good Friday Services Across Boston Churches
Boston churches held diverse Good Friday ceremonies across Catholic and Protestant communities. Cardinal Williams led Catholic rites at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with adoration of the cross, Passion chants, and presanctified mass, while Trinity Trinity Church and Emmanuel Church featured congregational prayer, organ music, and sermons. Other churches including King's Chapel First Church and Immaculate Conception observed solemn liturgy, with a Maronite Chapel rite featuring a coffin ceremony and veneration of the cross.
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Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
N. R. Walsh
John Mullen
Christus
Mr. Cunningham
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Archbishop Williams
Trinity Church
E. Winchester Donald
Horatio W. Parker
Stainer
Donald
King’s Chapel
Howard N. Brown
Bach
Emmanuel Church
Leighton Parks
Parks
First
James Eells
Church of the Immaculate Conception
W. G. Read Mullan
S. J
William Brownrigg
McDermott
Hughes
Tyler Street
Joseph Yasbek
Convention at an End by New England Spiritualists in Boston
The annual anniversary gathering of the New England Spiritualists closed at Horticultural Hall with a crowded session. President Christopher C. Shaw of Milford led, and J Clegg Wright of Ohio delivered a long address debunking devil and God theories while praising monotheism. Mrs Ida Wilson Rayner of Chicago performed a dramatic fire test with lamps, later passing a burning chimney and a burned bow tie to prove genuineness amid committee scrutiny. F A Wiggin of Brooklyn conducted ballot tests, and Edgar W Emerson of Manchester demonstrated similar psychic abilities with name and appearance readings.
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Horticultural Hall
Spiritualists’ Union
Christopher C. Shaw
Milford
J. Clegg Wright
Ohio
Wright
Ida Wilson Rayner
Chicago
F. A. Wiggin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edgar W. Emerson
Manchester
N. H
Harmony Lodge No 68 I O O F marks 25th anniversary
Medford March 31 Harmony Lodge No 68 I O O F celebrated twenty five years with toastmaster Past Grand William Leavens introducing officers Grand Master Charles Q Tirrell grand secretary John A Perkins grand warden the Rev William D Dusseault chaplain who spoke on the war with Spain and Porto Rico battles Past Grand William H Waitt gave a address on Friendship Love and Truth noting the lodge was started a quarter century ago with few members and has grown with steadfast Odd Fellows values.
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Medford
Harmony Lodge No. 68
William Leavens
Charles Q. Tirrell
John A. Perkins
William D. Dusseault
Massachusetts U. S. V
Spain
Porto Rico
William H. Waitt
Harmony Lodge
Old Harmony Lodge
Revere Appropriations At Town Meeting Discussed
At the Revere town meeting last night the town appropriated 16000 for permanent highway work 15000 to pay bills from the new Town Hall construction and 800 for a sewer on Dolphin avenue. The vote accepted a special committee report noting it was inexpedient to establish a town farm.
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Revere
Dolphin Avenue
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Clayton
Del
Esse E. Maplestone
Dearborn Street
Ill
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Hood’s
Mary Messenger
Freehold
Ll. Huntley
Cortland
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Walpole
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N.’H
Hod
Annette ‘Messerle
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Summer Street
Taunton
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Hackensack, N. J
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Tustin City
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Kirk
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Philadelphia
A. W. Barrett
Powell Street
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Loveland
Fargo Avenue
Buffalo
C. W. T. Schmidt
Normal Street
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Boston College
Ckensie
Fifth
THE
Murray
Birdseye
STH
J. D. Moriarty
Dr. Durgin
Durgin
Board of Health
James Lee
H. A. Healey
M.D. Connor
James L. Molloy
Morman L. van Buskirk
BD. J. Gullivean
A. J. Ey
M. de. Featherson
L .L. Hall
Heston
Ratabis
Northampton
Massachusetts Regiment
Cuba
Fiage
Halifax
Ceylon
Cardiff
Louisburg
C. B
Cape Breton Cvast
Committee
ODD Fellows
Revere Appropriations
Medford Hillside
Pettingill
Boston & Lowell
South Boston Reds
Peninsular
Legion
Gray’s Hall
Edward Wilson
McLeod—Sharpe
Charles L. Page
William M Leod
Mins
Ida C. Sharpe
Siness Personals
Omum Pharm, CO
New Egypt
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Ringer Co
New ‘England
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