Malt Whiskey Endorsed for Severe Illnesses in Public Notice
A public notice offers a $500 reward and promotes Duffy's Malt Whiskey as effective treatment for severe conditions including erysipelas typhoid fever and related ailments. It claims positive action and superior therapeutic value to Cognac and urges use in cases of failing health and strength preceding typhoid states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Ss. G. Ginner
D. D
M. D
Duffy’s
Medical Department
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Germanic Museum Benefit Play of The Robbers in Boston
Amateur actors in Boston Turn Verein Hall staged Schiller's The Robbers for the Germanic Museum benefit at Harvard. Karl Doering and Gustav Schmidt led a strong cast with notable elocution and stage presence, praised by critics though deemed advanced beyond typical amateurs. Mrs. Schmidt as Amalia drew acclaim, while Ernst Denath and August Krause likewise earned favorable remarks. the production included many well-regarded roles and careful stage management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giene
Gustav
Messrs
Doering
Schmidt
Gustav Schmidt
Amalia
Tren
Ernst Denath
Aximilian Vor Moor
Carl Eberhard Ared
Ugust Krause
Kosinsky
Soma
ME Xr Brusendorfft
Daniel
Nathan Dean
Roller
On Breider
Hermann
Christian Rank
Schusterle
Ernst Hochm
Grimm
W. Vaeth
Razann
Mines Forced to Suspend At Petros In Tennessee
Tesla mines shut down after flood damage to the Petros bridge on the Harriman and Northeastern line and a downstream bridge. The Crooked Fork Mining Co suspends operations for now as Morgan County suffers about 100000 dollars in flood losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petros
Tenn
Tesla
Harriman & Northeastern Railroad
Crooked Fork Mining Company
Morgan County
Union Label Magazine Highlights Boston Teamsters Strike
In the current issue Union Label Magazine features a prominent piece on the Boston Teamsters strike and a special article on Free Public Employment Offices detailing features of a bill before the Massachusetts General Court. The issue also explores union label expansion across New England and predicts growth in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Label
Boston Teamsters
Massachusetts General Court
New England
Fe y Ion Agent Hoitt Reappointed
FEYSION AGENT HOITT REAPPOINTED Washington March 31 The President today reappointed Augustus J Hoitt pension agent at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feysion
Hoitt
Washington
Augustus J. Hoitt
Ait Boston
Coffee to Postum: a health suit anecdote in a letter
A reader recounts severe nervousness and sinking spells linked to long term coffee use. After switching to Postum, the writer notes relief in nerves, heart, kidneys, and overall well being. A San Antonio physician is described as having similar relief after quitting coffee and using Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Payne Reports Cuba Reciprocity Bill Advances in House
The Ways and Means Committee voted 13 to 5 to favorably report the Payne bill granting a 20 percent tariff concession to Cuba. Several Democratic amendments were defeated, and a sugar differential was challenged as ineligible. Supporters cite potential to double U S Cuba exports while maintaining sugar protections. opposition rests on broader tariff reforms and sugar interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Cuba
Eigh Republicans
Tawney
Minnesota
Metcalf
California
United States
McClellan
New York
Yeas—Payne
Dalzell
Grosvenor
Russell
Steele
McCall Long
Babcock
Richardson
Swanson McClellan
T. Nays
Robertson
Newlands
Cooper
Hopkins
Illinois
Swanson
Virginia
William Alden Smith
Michigan
House
Ways and Means
Fayne
Roosevelt
McKinley
Child Poisoned by Pills In Mason Street Home
In Salem on March 81 the 1-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Murphy died from strychnine poisoning after her 2½-year-old brother found pills in a bureau and gave them to her while the mother was away. The girl convulsed and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Joseph P. Murphy
Mason Street
Beef and Pork Markets Rise Amid Alarm Over Prices
Market reports indicate beef and pork prices are climbing with no sudden jumps anticipated, yet overall costs are set to rise. Marketmen claim the Beef Trust, controlling about 800 million dollars annually, has dominated U S provision markets, stifling independent competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
United States
Burnham to Hold Police Post With Water Dept
A. G. Burnham remains chief of police of Revere while continuing to serve as water company superintendent until leave of absence is granted. He will stay in touch by telephone and has not planned department changes. If leave is refused he may resign, supported by town sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Burnham
Revere
Water Company
Alleged Thieves Held in 1800 Each
The alleged express thieves William W W Aylesbury Orrin F Aylesbury and Timothy Golding were arrested by the Somerville police Saturday night. They were arraigned in court there yesterday and held in 1800 each for their appearance April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W.W. Aylesbury
Orrin F. Aylesbury
Timothy Golding
Somerville
Meeting of American Minute Men at Faneuil Hall
A noon gathering at Faneuil Hall forms a Boston branch of the American Minute Men. The Cradle of Liberty is chosen for its significance and Rev. James R. Francis will preside.
Orangerie prescription gains climactic attention in April magazines
Leading April magazines dedicate a page to the Orangerie prescription detailing its origin composition and results. The description emphasizes its role as a significant factor for comfort health and protection of humanity.
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April
Cambridge Laws Violated in Washington School Case
Cambridge hearing on Mayor McNamee’s charges against William H. Gray continued with Gray on the stand. Prosecution focused on noncompliance with ordinances 53 and 48 and a hardware contract awarded without bids. Defense argued changes were authorized by the board and school committee, improving or reducing costs.
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William H. Gray
McNamee
Cambridge
Washington
Board of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen of
Gray
Washington School
Curran
Mr. Gray
Boston
General Champlin
Messrs
Fessenden & Libby
Emery
Bhmery
Washington Schoo
Champlin
School Board
Peabody School House
Fogerty
Peabody School
Kenning & Strout
John 8. Jacobs
John P. Byrne
J. Kelley
Charles H. Dodge Company
J. M. & C. J. Buckley
Connors Bros
Henry McGahey
William I. Mabie
W. I. Clark & Co
Mr. Fogerty
John 8. Jacobs, Norcross & Co
F. G. Coburn & Co
Lord Bros
W. L. Clark Company
Witness
Mr. Byrne
Eruptions and Eczema Treated by Digestive Balance
The article states eruptions such as eczema and salt rheum arise from humors inherited or acquired via poor digestion. It warns against drying medicines and prescribes treating eruptions by improving digestion and assimilation. The passage emphasizes a digestive approach to skin conditions.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills claims to thoroughly cleanse the blood expel all humors and build up the system. It asserts cures and urges accepting no substitute with testimonials available by mail from C I Hood & Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Barahona Falls to Dominican Revolutionists in Fierce Fight
Barahona on the south coast was seized by revolutionists after a severe battle in which 40 were killed or wounded. A government gunboat bombarded the town and land troops retook it. The rebels withdrew to a nearby stronghold as martial law was decreed and constitutional guarantees suspended nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Barahona
Cor
Dominican Congress
Parker in Case Against Blondin Set for May Trial
Attorney-General Parker will lead the government's murder case against Joseph Wilfred Blondin with District Attorney Sanderson as colleague. The trial location remains undecided, with Lowell or Cambridge possible, and an early May date likely, possibly extending to June or fall if needed.
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Parker
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
Blondin
Worcester County
Sanderson
Middlesex County
Knowlton
Lowell
Cambridge
Floods Subside in Harriman Area Causing $7000 Loss
Floodwaters in Harriman Tenn subsided but 12 industries affected with nine resuming operations. Damage totals about 7000 dollars. Oakdale and other points report washed away houses. Cincinnati Southern yards inundated. Bakahatche Inn first floor flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Tenn
Qaldale
Cincinnati Southern
Bakahatche Inn
Oakdale
Warner on Bill Posters in Public Advertising
John DeWitt Warner of New York lectured at the Boston Public Library on public advertising. He argued that the loud, intrusive bill posters spoil campaign value and waste large sums on public or private improvements, noting that a $250,000 facade is ruined by cheap ads and that reform may come from advertiser restraint.
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John DeWitt Warner
New York
Boston Public Library
M Warner
Memorial gifts for Joshua Jam family total noted
The Massachusetts Humane Society acknowledges contributions for the family of the late Captain Joshua Jam. Previous acknowledgments include gifts from F. A. M. Charlestown, Little Ed., William D. Turner, A. G., E. G. O. In memory of Charles W. Sherburne. Total remains unspecified.
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The
Massachusetts Humane Society Ackno
Joshua Jam
Charlestown
William D. Turner
A. G
Charles W. Sherburne
Fire destroys market street buildings in Philadelphia
The first building at Nos. 610 and 612 Market streets was completely destroyed by fire this afternoon. Several young women employed in the building and some firemen were hurt though none seriously. Loss and contents estimated at 110000, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sirst
Market Streets
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AER
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Kruger
Leyds
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Schalkburger
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Mr. Steyn
Dewet
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Lord Kitchener
Franz von Moor
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BE. W. Grove
Union Label Magazine
Hood
Santo Domingo
Harriman, Tenn
Warner ON
James Famil
Eeeeeee
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Grand Central Station
New York City
ERC
T. Metcalf CO
Tremont Boston
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