Nervura claims ease insomnia nerves and blood remedies
An advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure for sleeplessness nervous fatigue and poor digestion arguing that insomnia stems from a weak impure blood supply. A testimonial from Mrs. W A Tinkham of Stowe Vermont describes long suffering relief after using Nervura and urges readers to seek a free office consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston Massachusetts.
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Greene
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Dog World Gathers for New England Kennel Club Show at Mechanics Hall
Boston becomes hub for dog fanciers as Mechanics Hall hosts arrivals for the fifteenth annual beach show of the New England Kennel Club. Entrants include Ben L. Lewis with thirty five dogs and many blue ribbon contenders from across the country, including great dane Osceola Chummie and deerhound Hurstbourne, with groups of setters pointers terriers and hounds from Hale Hurst to Hill Hurst kennels.
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Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
New England Kennel Club
Ben L. Lewis
Lansdowne
Penn
Providence
Lewis
Don Cesar
H. M. McArden
McArdensville
N. C
W._ Gould Brokaw
Sir Walyer
Dr. J. S. Laycock
Kicho
William Gil
Norwin T. Harris
Hurstbourne
Gilhooley
Monk of the Dale
John BE. Thayer
Gyp Winslow
Westlake
James L. Kernochan
The
Meadows Kennels
Hempstead
L. I
Charles Taylor
Oliver Ames
Hollis Hunnewell
S Hill Hurst
Bedlington
Boz
Marchioness
Little Nell
Encer Borden
Fall River
Als
Fanny Brooks
Ladies’ Kennel Association of
Massachusetts
Fall May Prove Fatal For Local Man
Alonzo L. Hammond of 14 Myrtle Street Ocean Spray is hospitalized at City Hospital with a badly fractured skull after a fall from his team at the corner of Dhmond and North Streets last night at 6 o clock. Doctors say he may recover.
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Alonzo L. Hammond
Myrtle Street
Ocean Spray
Dhmond
North Streets
Century Bazaar Opens for Working Boys' Home Benefit
The Century Bazaar opened yesterday in the Old Library building on Boylston street. Proceeds go to the Working Boys' Industrial Home. The event features booths representing each century since Christ, arranged under the first gallery and stocked with items. Catholic churches prepared the booths and a Working Boys' Home band provided music in the evening.
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Working Boys’ Industrial Home
Boylston Street
Working Boys
Ancient and Honorable Artillery meets plan 1900 itinerary
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of London outlines a Boston arrival June 1 and a six day sweep through Canada and the United States. The route includes Montreal Mt Royal Niagara Falls Chicago Washington Philadelphia West Point New York and Boston returning June 16. Rev William K Hall will preach the annual sermon and Rev A A Berle writes the anniversary ode.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Comp
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Boston
Windy City
Pennsylvania
Washington
National Capital
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
Nist
West Point
Hudson
New York
William K. Hall
Newburg
N. Y
A. A. Berle
Brighton
Leland Dying in Windsor Hotel After Fire
New York April 4. At 9 o clock last night Warren F Leland proprietor of the Windsor Hotel who recently had appendix surgery grew critical. Dr Pitkin urged summoning relatives and stayed at the bedside through the night. By 1 o'clock this morning hope had departed and the doctor feared survival past daylight. Portions of another body were found among the ruins of the Windsor Hotel.
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New York
Warren F. Leland
Windsor Hotel
Private Mahoney Buried in Half Hollow Armory Funeral
The funeral of Private John J. Mahoney of Battery C Seventh U S Artillery was held yesterday from the East Newton Street armory. Marines from Charlestown Navy Yard escorted the procession, which included about twelve carriages. Interment occurred at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden with three volleys and taps.
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John J. Mahoney
Battery C
Seventh United States Artillery
East Newton Street
Armory
Mahoney
Charlestown Navy Yard
Bell
Washington Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Skirmish at Kuin gua Manila opens path to ambivalent peace
A cavalry reconnaissance north of Malolos reports a thousand enemy near Kuin gua five miles northeast. A sharp skirmish ends with Filipino retreat. Two Colt guns unearthed in Malolos. Natives flood American lines with white flags seeking return home. General McArthur plans conciliation while monitoring returnees. Natives describe Aguinaldo's forces as disintegrating and urge peace.
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Manila
Malolos
Kuingua
McArthur
Aguinaldo
Otis reports insurgent government in perilous condition
General Otis cablegram from Washington describes insurgents as defeated discouraged and scattered with forces returning to homes between here and Malolos. He notes recon teams have reached areas north of Malolos and that Americans seek protection. Visayan island news is more encouraging daily.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Otis
Malolos
Visayan Island
Dewey Praises Army After Manila Repatriation
Manila April 3 natives continue returning to their homes along American lines. Many are inviting relatives to return as they see promises of good treatment fulfilled. Admiral Dewey sent Major-General Otis a message: Hearty congratulations on the most magnificent work of the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Elwel S. Otis
Admiral Dewey
Baptist Social Union Elects Officers at Tremont Temple
The Baptist Social Union of Boston held its 347th meeting in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple with about 250 members present. Officers elected include President William H Breeding President Edward J Jones secretary William H Vialle treasurer Albert E Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Social Union of Boston
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
William H. Breeding
Edward J. Jones
William H Vialle
Albert E. Carr
Supreme Court rules on speed liability in fog collision
The U S Supreme Court ruled on liability of sailing vessels for excessive speed in fog after the 1894 collision off Nantucket Shoals between the steamship Chattahoochee and the schooner Golden Rule. The lower court found both vessels at fault for not slowing and held the steamer owners liable for half the damages.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Nantucket Shoals
Chelsea pastors change
The Rev. Charles A. Place resigns as pastor of the First Unitarian Church of Chelsea effective May 1 and will lead a Unitarian church in Gardner. The Rev. John B. Vassar of Bainbridge has been called to the Cary Avenue Baptist Church to replace the departed Rev. Charles C. Pierce.
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Charles A. Place
First Unitarian Church
Chelsea
Place
Gardner
John B. Vassar
Bainbridge, N
Cary Avenue Baptist Church
Charles C. Pierce
Lawson Pink Club Hosts East Boston Party at Music Hall
The Lawson Pink Club, a group of about fifty East Boston young men, held a grand invitation party at Music Hall East Boston last evening with around fifty attendees.
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Somerset Associates
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Lawson
Music Hall
Vanderbilt Wedding Brings Pearl Gifts And Fashion Flair
The Fair Vanderbilt wedding procession features two St Patrick’s Cathedral acolytes in lace, gifts arrayed in the ballroom, and William K Vanderbilt Jr and Miss Fair preparing for a refined ceremony. Miss Fair’s Paquin gown blends ivory satin with Irish lace and a long tulle veil, while Miss Mary Baldwin Tolfree plans a pink rose champagne espírito fashion with a floral muff and hat.
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Arthur Kemp
Armide Smith
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Charles A. Childs
Frederic Brogson
George B. de Forest
Miss Fair
William K. Vanderbilt
Mary Baldwin Tolfree
James E. Tolfree
West Forty-ninth Street
Miss Tolfree
Paris
New York
Vanderbilt Sloane-Hammond Nuptials In New York
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane will marry John H. Hammond in a lavish ceremony at St Bartholomew's Church and Vanderbilt mansion. The couple receive a floor of the palace, a 50000 dollar pearl rope, a diamond collar, and a full set of silver and lavish apartments on the third floor.
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New York
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
John H. Hammond
Misa Sloane
Sloane-Hammond
St. Bartholomew's Church
Vanderbilt Mansion
Miss Sloane
Paris
Vanderbilt Palace
Sloanes
America
Sloane
Day Family Benefit Evening Draws Amateurs for Windsor Library
In Association Hall last evening a library fundraiser supported the family of the late William L. Day. Boston Public Library staff organized the event with mostly library talent including an amateur orchestra, piano, banjo, trombone acts, and W. C. Carter’s baritone, Edwin F. Rice’s sleight of hand, and Lillian E. Ether’s whistling. The show was a distinct success and relief for Day’s dependents.
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Association Hall
William L. Day
W. C. Carter
Edwin F. Rice
Lillian E. Ethier
Miss Alice Montague Weds Henry Montague at Old South Church
Miss Alice Montague daughter of the late Dr J M Manning and Henry Montague of San Francisco were married at the Old South Church yesterday. The bride wore white figured mousseline over apple green silk and carried yellow jonquils. The ceremony was conducted by Rev George A Gordon with Rev Dr Fenn assisting. A reception followed at the Vendome for close friends and relatives. The couple will reside in San Francisco where the groom maintains a large legal practice.
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Alice
J. M. Manning
Old South Church
Henry Montague
San Francisco
Miss Montague
Horace Manning
Samuel Montague
George A. Gordon
Fenn
Portland
Vendome
Harvard
Montague
Supreme Court Upholds War Revenue Act Tax Validity
Justice Peckham delivers the court's opinion affirming the validity of the War Revenue Act in several cases. The ruling sustains the tax in a decision issued from Washington.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice Peckham
How to Obtain and Retain God Teachers Discussed at Union
The Congregational Sunday School Union met in Berkeley Temple vestry with a 5 30 reception and 6 p m collation. James M. Noyes of Dedham and Walter Parker of Boston public schools led the discussion on the topic How to Obtain and Retain God teachers. Special guest was Henry M. Moore, veteran all round Christian worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School Union
Berkeley Temple
James M. Noyes
Dedham
Walter Parker
Boston Public
Henry M. Moore
British Guards Band at Music Hall Delights Boston Audience
Lieutenant Dan Godfrey and the British Guards Band gave a refined program mixing classical and popular pieces before a large crowd. Soloists Redfern and Kettlewell drew applause, 169 members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company attended, a silk flag combining the Stars and Stripes with the Union Jack was presented, and Godfrey thanked designer Miss Mary B Barbour for the emblem.
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Music Hall
Dan Godfrey
British Guards
Redfern
Kettlewell
Ancient and Honorable ‘Artillery Company
Boston
Duchesney
Godfrey
Innes
Usher
Mary B. Barbour
Sailors and Band to Perform at Boston Theatre
The program features a descriptive visit of the British fleet to the United States and closes with Rule Britannia and the Star Spangled Banner. Lieutenant Godfrey and his famous band will appear at the Boston Theatre next Sunday afternoon and evening, the last times in this city.
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United States
Godfrey
Boston Theatre
Third annual concert and ball of Boston carriage drivers
The Licensed Carriage Drivers of Boston held their third annual concert and ball at Odd Fellows Hall last night with over 1450 attendees from major stables and dealers. Floor director James J. Curran led officers John B. Dacey George F. Collins and M. H. Barrett with sixteen aides. The event concluded with a Dewey portrait unveiled by Florence Fleming, daughter of John T. Fleming.
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Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
James J. Curran
John B. Dacey
George F. Collins
M. H. Barrett
Admiral Dewey
Florence Fleming
John T. Fleming
The
Society
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New England
Montana Diamond CO
Jewellers
Washington, Cor. Bromfield St
Leland
Private Mahoney
Dewey
Baptist Social Union
Knox
Douglass
Frank Beach
Columbus Avenue
Aew
J. I. Larrabee & Co
Goode
Lawson Pink Club
Sociable
Vanderbilt
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Oelrichs Conservatory
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mrs. Oelrichs
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Oakdale
S. 1
Wil- Ham K. Vanderbilt
England
Mr. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Charles Fair
Hermann Oelrichs
Paquin
Roden
Holland Gin
Sco
William Creden &Co
Essex St
Thisjuest Sesspol
Cape
Boston Dental Institute
Hanover ST
Blackstone St
G. D. Millington
Troy
Bens
Day
Old South
WAR Revenue Act Legal
Xanax
Tremont St
Electro Chemical Co
Fenton
Curren
ST. John
N. B
Paddy Fenton
Billy Curren
Billy Keefe
Our
E Nan An
J. Edward Wilson
T Sex Tremont Row
Freeman—Moore
Ave 1
Frank A. Freeman
Mary Moore
Richardson
Winthrop
Susannah
Business Personals
Pomum Pharm. Com
New Egypt
N. J
Metropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
New Enland
Franklin
Arch St
Elephonc
Raedy
Beckwith
Rochester
Falls Field
A. C
Pat Raedy
Leu Beckwith
Cleveland
Sigut
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