Dr Greene's Nervura: cure claim for stomach troubles
The piece argues stomach processes are nervous system driven and critiques standard treatments. It promotes Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as effective for dyspepsia, claiming rapid digestive help and overall nerve regulation with testimonials from Hopewell and Heaton and a long list of cures.
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Fountain Head
Greene
Guany
William Hopewell
Common Council
Fall River
Mass
Dr. Greene
Heaton
Rouse’s Point
New York
Boston Militia Riders Stage Hair-Raising Exhibition
The Riders of Battery A, Boston's elite militia, staged a daring rough riding show before a packed crowd including families. Fearless feats featured bareback and multi-horse pyramids, a tense tug of war, hat pursuit, and fast relays as Norman Cabot and others navigated near crashes with skill and applause.
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Boston
Battery A
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Buffalo Bill
Norman Cabot
Harvard
Cabot
Arthur Blake
H. Sherburne, Jr
Huntington Wolcott
Adelbert Ames
J. D. Chamberlain
Amés
Chamberlain
Walcott
Sherburne
Blake
BE. W. Adams
W. G. Horton
J. E. Rousmaniere
R. Wainwright
C. Jackson
M.atone
C. K. Cummings
A. J. Peters
Corporal Patten
Patten
Bak Ree
Putnam
Baker
Witt Mes
Bet Blaké
Wolcottable
Wolco Putnam
Chamberlain Tanwood
Cabot Jolcott
Ames
Sheemene
Stanwood
Ba Ake
Tolowin
Amory
Sera Eee
Ar. Ern Rne
Sr. Ahan, Jr
Yo Horton
Brivevate A. Mines
E. Adams
H. W. Baker
N. W. Cabot
J. ¥ i Chamberlain
W. BE. Putnam, Jr
BE. B. Stanwood
H. Wolcott
Knights of Malta Celebrate Sixth Anniversary Banquet
The Cross and Crown Commandery No 157 held its sixth anniversary banquet and ball at Historic Hall 161 Washington Street with over 100 couples. Grand Commander Lewis M Kendall led the grand march echoed by Mrs Kendall. Guests included Commander Yates and Deputy Grand Commander Bailey among others.
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Cross and Crown Commandery
Knights of Malta
Historic Hall
Washington Street
Lewis M. Kendall
Order
Cann
Miller
E. C. Bailey
O. A. Tarbox
W. A. Nutting
H. M. Nichols
Ye Lamb
Boston
Lamb
Mrs. Peter Jr
Miss Hudson
Mcpugall
Thomas Keene
Or Farquharson
James Wilson
Clan Renons A. Oo
H. R
Fredred Fisher
Manny Ohte
J. F. Oortae
James Steih Raveon
Royal
A. T. Me
Peter Kerr
I Ghiet Park
Mol Begotiva
A Butler
Nickerton
Miesahelain
Deire
McLeer
Iess
Clan
McKenpe
M. McDonald
Mocaaeenae
A HB
Burden
W. Scott
J. J. McDonald
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey with Rock Candy Cure Claim
An 19th century advertisement touts Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey mixed with rock candy as a remedy for consumption and stubborn coughs. It claims soothing tissue, killing disease germs, building new tissue, and boosting strength, recommending 12 to 16 quarts per bottle and urging readers to shake and obtain from a druggist.
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Maryland
Cambridge Mayor Pushes Law to End False Fire Alarms
Mayor D David T Dickinson of Cambridge asked the Legislature to bar tampering with fire alarm boxes after several false alarms. The request, moved by Mr. Apsey of Cambridge, was referred to the committee on rules to curb the nuisance.
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David T. Dickinson
Cambridge
Clagaic
Apsey
Committee On Rules
Pawer
Italian Foresters Dance Paper Ball Scene Report
The text describes a Court tay and Foresters event with a dance at night and mentions attendees or escorts including J. A. ngune and Mise N. Bessa. The fragment references a march and Angellca, with unclear details about location or outcome.
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Court Tay & Foresters of
Angellca
J. A. Ngune
Mise N. Bessa
Central Railroad of New Jersey Car Shops Strike
Jersey Central men at Ashley go on strike at noon after refusing to reinstate 30 laid off workers. Officials say layoffs due to slack work. workers claim discharge for union activity. A restart is not accepted. a wage dispute talks to resume in New York with optimism for adjustment.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Ashley
Thomas
New York
Jersey City
Timothy Shea
Ashley Car Shops
Deacon Hall Hosts Second Annual Ball by McDonald Company
Five hundred guests attended the D. B. McDonald Company event at Deacon Hall for the second annual ball. W. Teary served as floor manager with J. Aooeeey and others assisting. The committee included FE Eyg Pack E. R. Swartout and W. J. Teary.
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McDonald Company
Deacon Hall
W. Teary
Aisa
FE. Eyg
Pack
E. R. Swartout
W. J. Teary
Mayor reshuffles assessors amid dispute over Dolan replacement
The city mayor explains the appointment of Joseph Lyons to replace Edward Dolan of Ward 18 after Democratic leaders McNary and Norton urged the change. Dolan’s reappointment had been unanimously recommended by the assessors, but Lyon’s selection occurred in the eleventh hour amid ongoing friction.
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Hart
Edward W. Dolan
Ward 18
Dolan
William 8. McNary
Democratic State Committee
Alderman Norton
Joseph T. Lyon
Lyons
Messia
McNary
Norton
Post
Mr. Lyons
Mayor Hart's clash over sinecure officer for insane cases
The Boston scene centers on Mayor Hart appointing Mr. Martin B. Cook to oversee the transport of insane patients, a role the Probate Court refuses to recognize. Cook draws $1200 yearly while doing no work, provoking a dispute over who holds appointment power and the proper use of city funds. The controversy widens after House bill No. 787, pushed by Corporation Counsel Bailey, is seen as a move to strip the judges of their fee and force acceptance of Cook's post.
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Mr. Cook
Hart
Cook
Marcus Cook
Greater
Boston
State House
Martin B. Cook
Ashburton Place
Probate Court
Logan
Andrew J. Bailey
French Cadets Honor Washington at Mount Vernon
M Cambon the French ambassador with officers and cadets from the Du guay Trouin wreath the tomb of Washington at Mount Vernon. The visit underscored fraternal ties between France and the United States. They toured the house and Lafayette slept room, then traveled on the President's yacht Sylph to Baltimore.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
M. Cambon
Repub
Europe
America
Marquis’ de Lafayette
Sylph
Baltimore
Catholic Prelates Decry U S Educational Legislation
At a Roman Catholic educational conference in Chicago on April 11, Catholic leaders denounced U S school laws as unfair, partial, and prejudicial to private and religious institutions. They urged unified action to strengthen Catholic schooling against secular systems.
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United States
Chicago
United.States
Roman Catholic Educational Conference
Storti Feels Hope From Reprieve As He Improves
Storti shows slow recovery while eating better and feeling encouraged by a month long reprieve. Authorities may revoke his sentence, and a ruling unfavorable to him could worsen his condition, but for now he is seen to have a chance to live his reprieve.
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Stort
Storti
Divorcees alimony order to Rev Joseph Dixon
Mrs Annie Dixon begins Monday to receive 10 dollars weekly alimony from former husband Rev Joseph Dixon. A Superior Court decree granted custody of three children to Mrs Dixon, with Dorothy 12 and Alice 9 living with her, while 15 year old may be with Dr. Rine in Philadelphia during the custody arrangement.
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Annie
Dixo
Joseph Dixon
Warren Avenue
Essenden
Pome Bt Superior Court
S. Dixon
Dorothy
Monte Ie
Alice
Sep
Philadelphia
Ini Coke
Heightstown
Bey Ra Renamy
House Abutters Bill Rejected After Heated Debate
The House refused reconsideration of the five cent fare bill and rejected the abutters bill after a lengthy debate. Kinney's amendment on licensing objections failed. Turtle and Love amendments passed. final yea and nay: 69 to 132 against the measure. Other state house matters referenced blackmail and licensing concerns in Boston and surrounding towns.
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House
Kinney
Boston
Keith
Brockton
Bleiler
Peaker
Henry Faxon
Odlin
Lynn
Bemis
Foxboro
Badger
Quincy
Watson
Ward 22
Turtle
Pittsfield
Love
Webster
Lydon
Messrs
Turtle and
Donahue
Fall River
Garrity
Mansfield
W. J. Sullivan
Reed
Taunton
Davis
Salem
Googina
Cambridge
Newton
Everett
Mr. Kinney
Mr. Love
LOW FARE BILL REFUSED RECONSIDERATION
Fitchburg delegate Mr Blood moved to reconsider a five cent fare bill for railroads within Bustom city limits. The motion failed after a contentious debate. The House rejected reconsideration by 44 to 81, ending the attempt to revisit the measure.
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Blood
Fitchburg
Bustom
Smith
Boston
Third House
Francis
New Bedford
Ferrald
Turtle
Pittsfield
Reed
Taunton
Brigham
Senate Defers Funds for Westfield Normal Dormitory
Mr Chamberlain of Pivaguth secures suspension of the rules to admit a resolve giving West field Normal School zero dollars for a new dormitory. The bicycle sidepaths bill is rejected by unanimous vote on its first calendar call.
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Senate
Chamberlain
Pivaguth
Westfield Normal School
Massachusetts Historical Society Holds 110th Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Historical Society met at noon with President C F Adams presiding. Librarian A Green reports about 42 400 volumes plus 104 000 pamphlets. Accessions totaled 2 060 items including 69 books and 1 262 pamphlets. Treasurer C C Sites presented funds totaling 182 339 96 with securities on books at 190 319 00. Officers elected include President C F Adams vice presidents S A Green T Coolidge recording secretary E J Young corresponding secretary H W Haynes treasurer C C Smith cabinet keeper H F Jenks and several members at large. C Coolidge was added to council making 13 members.
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Massachusetts Historical Society
C. F. Adams
A. Green
Waterston
Bilis
C. C
Cansinlse
G. B. Chase
B. Bthur
Gold Dust Washing Powder Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement extolls Gold Dust Washing Powder as a universal remedy, claiming it eases backache and fatigue, restores vitality, and improves sleep by addressing the first cause while contrasting with plaster and other remedies.
Patrick hearing in New York ends with reserved decision
The Albert T. Patrick case on William Marsh Rice murder closed at noon. Justice Jerome reserved his decision and aims to announce next Monday. Patrick remains jailed at the Tombs with no bail on the forgery charge. David L. and Morris Meyers are held on bonds.
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New York
William Marsh Rice
Jerome
Rick
Patrick
Tombs
Moore
David L
Morris Meyers
T A
Meyers
Reduced excursion rates for various associations and events
The Southern Ry offers one third fare certificates for select dates across cities including Nashville Young Women's Christian Association meeting April 16 to Young Women's Christian Association plan. Mutual Agency Association April 19 to certificate plan. National Eclectic Medical Association June 18. Federate Veteran Reunion May 2 27 Memphis to Washington round trip $18.90 with Pullman and dining car. Contact George C. Daniels Boston for details.
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Southern Ry
Rashville
Young Women's Christian
Atlanta
Mutual Agency Association
Washington
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Ashevil
N. C
Preme Council
Royal Arcanum
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Eclectic Medical Associatne
Memphis
Federate Veteran Reunion
Washi
George C. Daniels
N. BE. P
Washington Street
Boston
Dance of the T A and B Society A large social held at Charter and Hanover streets.
About 300 people attended the St BTA and B lety social at their hall on Charter and Hanover streets last night. Thomas Connolly presided as floor leader with assistance from Martin Clougherty and Frank Bellivue.
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Woasty
B. Lety
Charter
Hanover Streets
Dent Thomas Connolly
Martin Clougherty
Frank Bellivue
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