Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Washington Official
Daniel Macauley of the treasury appoints that Paine's Celery Compound has lasting value for his family. Gen. Macauley, a noted Washington figure, endorses the remedy as superior to tonics and similar medicines. John H. Glover of the Telegraph Age recounts a dramatic health recovery and urges faithful use for nervous and digestive troubles.
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Paine
Daniel Macauley
Treasury Department
Gen
Macauley
Washington
Lafayette Post
New York
James MacShane
Montreal
New York City
W.E. Anthony
M.D
Providence
EF. H. Judkins
Portland
J. H. Lindsley
C. E. Cole
Prairie du Chien Medical Institute
Phelps
Dartmouth College
John H. Glover
Telegraph Age
Temple Court Building
Glover
Blount Ordered Flag Hauling in Hawaii Protectorate End
Washington sources reveal Blount carried out orders to haul down the United States flag in Honolulu as part of ending the U S protectorate. Officials stress careful timing to avoid provoking other nations while signaling continued guardianship against external interference.
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Washington
Honolulu
United States
Gresham
Foster
Stevens
Dole
Blount
White House
Biount
Hawaii
San Francisco
Mr. Blount
Mr. L&ount
Sunday Notices of Local Churches in Boston Area
Sunday notices describe services at Union-Vesper Hall 48 Boylston St Rev John Cuckson Arling ton Street Church Boston subject Christian Fellowship with special music by Bertha Barker Mary Richardson and George Mendall Taylor Doors open 7 pm Service at 7 30 pm. Also Colchester Street Longwood Brookline service 10:30 am Rev Dr Caleb D Bradlee all welcome Four?H Presbyterian Dorchester Street Broadway 10 30 am 7 30 pm sermon Is the Gas Commission a Public Trust or a Gas Trust Loyal to Conscience speaker General T J Morgan Indian education talk 2 30 pm with patriotic songs by Nellie Brown Mitchell Shawmut Congregational Tre mot Street Brookline Rev W E Barton 10 30 am 7 30 pm Show Us the Father Job series morning and evening music and sermons with organ by Dunham free seats All welcome.
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Union Hall
Boylston Street
John Cuckson
Arlington Street Church
Boston
Christian Fellowship
Bertha J. Barker
Mary B. Richardson
George Mendall Taylor
T. J. Morgan
D.D
Nellie Brown Mitchell
Wheeler
Grand Army
Miner
Shawmut
TE Church
Tremont Street
Corner Brookline
W. E. Barton
Adam
Taylor
Roberts
Dunham
Benedictus
Gounod
God
Mophins
Sipart
Henry M. Dunham
Barrett Versus Cary Set for Joint Debate Issue
The seventh district Republican committee met at the State headquarters on Beacon Street to address the Populist challenge to joint debate. Cary seeks to persuade voters in Charlestown on April 21 and Barrett may attend if timing can be agreed.
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Seventh District
Republican Congressional Committee
Beacon Street
Cary
Barrett
Boston
W. P. Conway
People’s Party
Congressional Committee
George Hents Esq
Charlestown
Edward W. Presho
Charles C. Perkins
Senator Hoar
Hayes
Dr. Everett
Carey
Matricide defendant Brown held without bail in court
Thomas Brown, alleged murderer of his mother Mrs. Catharine O Mealley at 74 Broadway, was committed without bail for trial in District Court before Judge Noyes. Principal witness Patrick Sheridan gave a rambling account amid conflicting statements as officers testified.
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Thomas Brown
Catharine O’mealley
Broadway
District Court
Noyes
Brown
Michael J. Creed
Ira Foster
Ward 13
Patrick Sheridan
O’ Mealley
Sheridan
Ryan
Pat Sheridan
John McCaffrey
Creed
New Postmasters Appointed Across States
The April 14 report lists 129 fourth class postmasters named nationwide twenty six in Maine and New Hampshire. Eighty two fill resignations or deaths and forty seven are removals. Of removals forty four served four years or longer. Names include L V Dodge Carmel Maine H C Friend Etna Maine G O Joslyn Bennington NH W W McGregor Bethlehem NH F K E Robinson London NH.
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Washington
Maine
L. V. Dodge
Carmel
H. C. Friend
Etna
New Hampshire
G. O. Joslyn
Bennington
W. W. McGregor
Bethlehem
F. KE. Robinson
London
Public Hall Project For Dorchester Planned
The Dorchester Young Men's Association seeks to raise up to 10000 dollars to purchase land near Dorchester station and build a multi floor hall with a 500 seat second floor assembly space and a lodge room on the third floor. A stock corporation will issue shares of 25 dollars. Committee members include Charles D. W. Marey E. L. Crowell F. E. Gilcrease A. J. Sullivan and H. A. Bryant.
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Dorchester Young Men’s Association
Dorchester Station
Charles D. W. Marey
E. L. Crowell
F. E. Gilcrease
A. J. Sullivan
H. A. Bryant
The Work of 93 Sideboards Take Center Stage at Paine’s
The year 1893 emphasizes sideboards with more exhibited sold and attention than ever before. Paine's Furniture Company at 8 Canal Street Boston showcases a bewildering variety of new styles, presenting a great chance to buy.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Boston
Special Spring and Summer Garment Sale in Boston 1893
The advertisement proclaims the spring and summer sale of Men and Boys wear in Boston New England. It highlights 400 Sawyer cassimere suits at 10 dollars and 200 Lawyer Woollen Co suits at 12 dollars, plus a vast range of men business and dress suits priced 6 to 25 dollars. It invites readers to examine displays in all departments and to request samples.
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New England
Lawyer Woollen CO
Continental
The Costly New York Wedding Dress Affair
At Grace Church New York a high noon wedding joins Miss Cornelia Martin and Lor Craven of England in a headline event. The 18 year old bride’s Paris purchased trousseau and London sourced ushers mark a society spectacle tied to Mrs Bradley Martin’s lineage.
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Grace Church
New York
Cornelia Martin
Lor. Craven
England
Trousseau
Bradley Martin
Paris
London
Ethel Davies
Miss Post
Fred
American Heiress to Wed English Earl Craven in Britain
The Bradley Martin family returns from Europe with plans for a British wedding linking an American heiress to the Earl of Craven. A vast wedding cake travels from Chester echoing the event while customs officials muse over the famous trousseau and its duty status.
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Vanderbilt
Chester
Earl of Craven
Charles II
Bradley-Martin
Europe
George W. Lyon
Mr. Bradley-Martin
Lizzie Borden Faith Renewed as Trial Nears
Fatu River April 14. Lizzie Borden case returns to town talk as trial nears. Marshal Hilliard and Dr Dolan are ill from overwork while the Rev Buck predicts acquittal and urges emergency provisions. Lizzie has been eight months in Taunton Jail in good health and maintains she did not commit the murders.
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Fatu River
Borden
Marshal Hilliard
Dolan
Buck
Lizzie
Knowlton
Lizzie Borden
Taunton
Lamar’s Memory Honored Nominations for District of Columbia Court
Washington April 14 R H Alvey of Maryland nominated chief justice of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia with Morris F Morris and Seth Shepard named associate justices. L Q C Lamar appointed recorder of the general land office. Alvey a Maryland jurist and judge of the fourth circuit. Morris a DC lawyer famed for Star Route cases. Shepard active Dallas lawyer about 48. Lamar of Mississippi eldest son of Justice Lamar served as private secretary to his father Interior Secretary in Cleveland's first administration.
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Washington
R. H. Alvey
Maryland
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
M. ¥. Morris
Seth Shenard
L. Q. C. Lamar
General Land Office
Richard H. Alvey
Fourth Circuit
Allegheny
Garrett
Maryland Court of Appeals
Morris F. Morris
Richard Merrick
Seth Shepard
Dallas
Mississippi
Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Interior Department
Interior
Cleveland
Massachusetts Board Moves to State Building in Chicago
The Massachusetts Board of World's Fair Managers relocates from the Sears building to the Massachusetts State building in Chicago. Letters should be addressed to Chicago and Executive Commissioner Hovey will be at the State building after Monday to handle exposition matters for Massachusetts residents.
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Massachusetts Board of
William Bond Hanged for 1891 Maryland Murder
Rockville Maryland April 14 1892 William Bond who murdered Margaret Cephas on November 21 1891 was hanged here today in the town prison authorities reported the execution occurred without incident and Bond was pronounced dead a short time after the drop
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Rockville
William Bond
Margaret Cephas
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Sis
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Mitted
Lyon
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Paryo
Wilton Rugs
Brocatelie
Osgood & CO
Washington St
Carey’s
Cor. Cote
South Boston
M Mutual
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Massachusetts
Benj. FY. Stevens
Alfred DD. Foster
F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
J. E. Doherty & CO
Federal St
William Smith & CO
Revere Laser
Columbia
Keevere Brewery
Kingston St
Keeton
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