DO IT YOURSELF And Save a Doctor's Fee Miracle Kidney Remedy
Do it yourself remedy claim promises Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy will cure kidney and bladder diseases and related conditions. Instructions describe urine test signs, benefits for kidneys liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia and women's sicknesses. Free trial bottle and pamphlet offered by the Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY through the newspaper.
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David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N. Y
Medford Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding at Home
Mr and Mrs Amos Blanchard Morse of 21 Auburn Street West Medford mark their golden wedding today at home. Morse started Medfords first newspaper and two receptions were held from 4 to 6 40 and 10. Granddaughters served as ushers and Mrs A B Morse received a gold brooch emblem of the Eastern Star. A gift of gold was given by several fraternal members and citizens.
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Medford
Amos Blanchard Morse
Auburn Street
West Medford
Morse
James
Joseph Morse
G. . Morse
Manchester
N. H
A. B. Morse
Charles Bearse
Chelpea
Ethel A. Morse
Sadie Morse
Order of the Eastern Star
Middlesex
1000 Mules for British Army Arrive in New Orleans
British steamer Honorius sails from New Orleans to Cape Town carrying 1000 mules for British military service in South Africa. Also notes a patent nasal spray claims instant relief for catarrh hay fever colds and related ailments, priced at 50 cents.
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New Orleans
Honorius
Cape Town
South Africa
Agnew
New Line Opens Between Crescent Avenue and South Boston Station
The New Haven railroad opens a new line between Crescent Avenue and near South Boston station abolishing the Dorchester avenue crossing. Passengers face a confusing first day as crews explain the route, with costs estimated between 1.5 million and 2 million dollars shared by the railroad, state, and city. The old roadbed becomes a broad boulevard connecting to the Columbia road, with bridges and tunnels removed and a new residential district planned along the route.
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Crescent Avenue
South Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Old Colony
Boston Street
Swett Street
South Bay
Columbia Road
King Edward Moves Toward Peace Discussed in Parliament
London reports that King Edward seeks an end to the Boer War with peace talks in cabinet. Terms from Schalkburger via Lord Kitchener are examined and a federation with limited Boer autonomy is floated. Public demand for peace grows as hostilities and atrocities deepen the crisis.
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King Edward
London
South Africa
Lora Salisbury
Schalkburger
Orange Free State
Lord Kitchener
Cecil Rhodes
Great South
Botha
Delarey
Kruger
Delaney
Methuen
England
Hudson Named Chelsea's Chief Hudson Named Chelsea Chief
At the Chelsea Board of Aldermen meeting Mayor Willard submitted the appointment of David M. Hudson as chief of police replacing William P. Drury who was removed March 13 on charges by the Mayor. The move prompts a reorganization of the License Commission with Hudson as chair.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Willard
David M. Hudson
William P. Drury
License Commission
Hudson
Dennis A. O'Brien
Willard H. Dunbar
Harry B. Hammond
Reorganized Board
Drury
Grover
Metropolitan Highways Department
Pemberton
Chelsea Board of Fire Engineers
Chief Hudson
Icnnse
Chhelsea
Board of Aldermen
Walter Everett
Henry B. Hammond
Curing Consumption Promises From Scott Emulsion
An advertisement claims Scott’s Emulsion cures consumption by aiding weight gain and reducing coughing. It asserts that the product acts inside the body and even on the lungs, offering reliable help and promising free samples from Scott & Boe at 00 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Strikers Reject New Price List at Webster Mills
The Chase mills of the American Woollen Company faced a strike over a new price list. Workers report some increases and some cloth grade reductions and plan to send a delegate to a Providence textile meeting. Pattern makers and other departments show renewed intent to strike. business leaders fear a mill shutdown within days.
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Othey
Roxbury High Holds Anniversary Banquet at Thorndike
Thirty eight members of the class of 1877 of Roxbury High School attended a banquet at the Thorndike to commemorate their graduation anniversary. Mr Augustus Bacon presided and addressed the gathering. Mon sieur Morand, the guest of honor, received a hearty reception from former pupils.
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Roxbury High
Roxbury High School
Thorndike
Augustus Bacon
Monsieur Morand
Fire destroys St John’s Military School at Manlius
A fire at St John’s Military School in Manlius near Syracuse destroyed the three story brick building founded in 1869. Origin unknown, it began at 6 30 pm, spreading to a gym and rear chapel as 130 students and volunteers fought the flames. Estimated loss reaches 100000 dollars excluding student property. classes to be held in temporary quarters while a new building is built.
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Syracuse
St. John’s Military School
Manlius
Fred D. Huntington
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
New York
Lawmaker Raftery Celebrated With Surprise Party
Representative Thomas E. Raftery of Ward 18 was surprised at his home 22 Oak Terrace by friends. Ex Alderman Frank J. O Toole presented a rolltop desk and chair and Bryant s Orchestra with several entertainers performed for a large gathering including Councilman Milmore and Senator Sullivan among many attendees.
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Thomas E. Raftery
Ward 18
Oak Terrace
Frank J. O’toole
Representative Raftery
Bryant
Charles B. Miller
W. J. Spillane
Willam B. Brooks
William Tower
William Walsh
Joseph Graves
Martin Milmore
John P. Sweeney
Michael P. Daly
Edward Cotter
Cornelius A. Owens
James Hewitt
Patrick F. Sweeney
John P. Scanlan
Charles H. Bryant
Thomas H. Flannery
James P. Timilty
Patrick Carey
John Haggerty
John H. Logie
Daniel Gleason
Aniel Sullivan
James F. Burns
Michael E. Gaddis
James Haggerty
William Haggerty
John A. Sullivan
William J. Quinlan
Michael T. McGreedy
Timothy Reardon
James F. Shore
Daniel J. Cotter
James P. Dempsey
Patrick J. Crowley
Thomas M. Wilson
Munster Fusiliers In Cork Harbor Canteen Riot
Report from London states Munster Fusiliers at Rocky Island Cork Harbor seized a canteen. Spike Island patrol tried to arrest them and affray followed with four fusiliers wounded by bayonet thrusts. An inquiry was ordered.
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London
Munster Fusiliers
Rocky Island
Cork Harbor
Spike Island
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