Peruna Promises Relief from Catarrhal Debility
Letters from Mrs. Mattie B. Curtis and Mrs. Jane Baxter describe relief from general weakness backache and kidney pelvic troubles after using Peruna. Both claim long time improvement and ongoing absence of pain. The ad urges sending for Facts and Faces from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie B. Curtis
Legion of Loyal Women
Salem
Boston
Mass
Jane Baxter
Grand Army Relief Corps
Fremont, Wash
Peruna
Relief Corps
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, O
Albany Lease Battle Warns Stockholders and Public
George A. Crocker testified before the railroad committee opposing the Albany lease arguing stockholders and public have identical interests. He claimed directors used proxies, funded the protective committee, and misled votes with a plan to gain state approval and feared socialist tendencies in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Crocker
Rallroad Committee
Albany
Boston
Professor Sargent
Protective Committee
Jhoar
Hoar
Hoar Crove
Mr. Crocker
D. B. Wesson
Springfield
Mr. Wesson
Crocker
Boston & Albany
Uni
Waiter Discovers Corpse in Saloon Rear Room
David Keefe, 60, of 9 Union Street, was found dead in the rear room of the David Condon & Co liquor saloon at 1336 Washington Street at 8 15 PM. A waiter shook him after no response. Dr Erb ruled heart failure and Medical Examiner Draper ordered the body sent to City Hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Keefe
David Condon & Co
Washington Street
Keefe
Erb
Draper
City Hospital
Union Wk Street
Robbery at 24 D Street Strips Joseph Barestalke of Clothes
A residence at 24 D Street was robbed of clothing valued at 55 dollars. The incident targeted Joseph Barestalke and involved theft of wearable items from his dwelling. Details on suspects or motives were not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barestalke
D Street
Boston University Republicans Split Over Bryan Mock Convention Vote
Members of the William EB Russell Club at Boston University Law School threaten withdrawal after the club voted to instruct delegates to support Bryan at the May 5 mock presidential convention in Fanueil Hall. They urge unpledged delegates and plan a committee to safeguard Republican interests amid expected heated debate next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. Russell
Boston University Law School
Bryan
Fanéuil Hall
William B. Russell
Megars
Barnes
Barnes, Hewitt
Saunders
Vernon
Estey
Harvard Exam Death Shocks Woburn Family in Milan
H Coleman of this city received a cablegram announcing the death in Milan of Arthur C son of Arthur Merriam of Manchester NH. The 18 year old was with his parents as part of the Clark excursion party on the steamship New England and had recently passed Harvard College entrance exams. Bertha and Mary Frost of Woburn, also in the party, report they have not suffered much inconvenience from the manager ship dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Coleman
Milan
Arthur C
Arthur Merriam
Manchester
N. H
Clark
New England
Harvard College
Bertha
Mary Frost
O. Ip
Hand Amputated After Catch in Derricks Cog Wheels
The right hand of M. Sullivan of 30 West Third Street South Boston was caught in cog wheels of a derrick at the bone yard in East Boston yesterday. Amputation of a part of the hand was necessary at the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sullivan
West Third Street
South Boston
Boston
Commercial Teachers Convene in Boston Sessions and Banquet
Eastern Commercial Teachers Association opened its semi annual meeting in the Christian Union building at 48 Boylston Street with welcome by Mayor Hart. Morning and afternoon papers covered curriculum expansion including local government English and economics with notable speakers from Tufts College and Boston. A large evening banquet at the United States Hotel featured toastmaster W. Sadler and speakers such as James Rea and Dr. Marden. Tomorrow includes further sessions and John R. Gregg of Chicago as a principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Association
Christian Union
Boylston Street
United States
Hart
Shoemaker
Worcester
Osborne
Rochester
Chicago
George P. Lord
Salem
Mass
W.M. Huntsinger
Hartford
A. S. Heany
Providence
Molineux
O. S. Marden
W.H. Sadler
James Rea
Packard School
New York
Thomas .%. Lée
R. J
Roland. B. Boyden
Boston School
The
Association
H. G. Healy
the Phonographic World
Kinsley
B& M. Huntsinger
Marden
John R. Gregg
Converse Boy Mends Escape From McLean Hospital
Marquis M Converse eight years old escaped from McLean Hospital at Waverly last Wednesday evening between 7 and 7 15 pm. He was found at the Hotel Rexford yesterday afternoon and accompanied officers to the hospital. His mild melancholia contributed to the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis M. Converse
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Rexford
James FR. Wood
Converse
Rexford Yesten
Mr. Converse
Hirt
Yet
Divine Healing Hearings Highlight Truth Case
Francis Truth the so called divine healer faced a federal hearing before U S Commissioner Fiske on mail fraud charges. The session drew a large female clerical audience and featured sharp exchanges between attorney Anderson and District Attorney Casdy over proof of fraud and the power of divine healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Truth
United States
Fiske
Federal
Circuit
Grand Jury
Truth
Anderson
Casdy
Notable Rubber Tradesman in Con gress Street Firm
A former wholesale rubber businessman on Congress Street, connected with Converse Pike, amassed a fortune in the range of six to twelve thousand. The three-year span of the firm’s existence marked active involvement and rising strain, leading to a decline in his condition. He had strong Boston connections and was related to a prominent Boston businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Converse
Congress Street
Boston
Boson
Presbyterian Upheaval Favors Short Creed Over Confession
The Interior, Presbyterian church organ, urges setting aside the Westminster Confession and adopting a brief evangelical creed. Editor Dr Gray cites minister and member opposition to the clause attacked by Dr Hillis, predicting an early vote and large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Presbyterian
Dr. Gray
Dr. Hillis
Hillis
Presbyterian Church
Gray
Brooklyn Woman Seeks Limited Divorce Over Ragtime Conflict
Mrs. Mary J. Drake of Brooklyn sues for a limited divorce from Herman Drake alleging inhuman treatment. She says he throws objects at her when she objects to his rag-time piano playing. Drake answers that she has an ungovernable temper and hurls kettles and pans to drown the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary J. Drake
Brooklyn
Herman Drake
Drake
Telegraph Marriage Unites Couple 200 Miles Apart
A marriage service was performed by telegraph between Kansas City Kansas and Mulhall Oklahoma at noon yesterday. Bridegroom Andrew M Candell of Washington DC an entomologist with the US Department of Agriculture and bride Penelope Cundiff daughter of a Perkins Oklahoma farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Mulhall
Okla
Andrew M. Candell
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Penelope Cundiff
Perkins
Jolly Bachelors' Club President Abdicates For Marriage
John Sieglock, president of the Jolly Bachelors' Club in Aston, pays a $200 fine to the club after announcing his marriage. He was elected for his supposed immunity to Cupid and prompted surprise with the abdication. The club supports matrimony but requires payment when a member withdraws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston
John Sieglock
Jolly Bachelors’ Club
Sieglock
Jilted Lover Lapses Into Trance After Palm Reader Visit
A man, rejected by palm reader Hansen at 319 West Forty seventh Street who uses the name She in her practice, proposed last night but was refused. He fainted, was removed by a policeman, and remained in a trance this morning unable to say his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Sarah Reed
Revere
Truth
Mabel Miner
Eddie Robinson
Joseph McDonald
Readville
George Evans
Post Office Department
Marshal Waters
Hansen
West Forty Seventh Street
Duast
Hetty Arms Dies Longtime Stowe confidante dies
Hetty Arms a Virginia born Southern woman who nursed Harriet Beecher Stowe to her death is dead in Hartford Connecticut. She followed the war’s losses to the North and became a close servant and friend to Mrs. Stowe, mourning deeply after Stowe’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Hetty” Arms
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Virginia
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