Munyon's Remedies Draw Crowds Across Nations
Crowds flock to Prof. Munyon's office as believers swear by his homeopathic cures. Officials claim his medicines now top British sales, treating rheumatism, dyspepsia, kidney complaints, catarrh, deafness, heart and nerve issues, asthma, colds, headaches, and female and children’s ailments. Munyon's offices advertise affordable physician access and wide availability through druggists.
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Munyon
Prof
Professor Munyon
Great Britain
Bright
Tremont Temple Club Duel Ends in Arrests
In Auburn court West End two Italian cousins Mi chael Manfra of North square and Frank Rebutch of 6 Auburn court fought with clubs for about fifteen minutes. Manfra was knocked unconscious and Rebutch suffered a five stitch wound. Rebutch arrested by officers later. quarrel reportedly over a woman.
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Auburn Court
West End
Michael Manfra
North Square
Frank Rebutch
Rebutch
Manfra
Dunn
Station 1
Thompson
Explosive Freight Move From Jersey City to Boston
At Communipaw Jersey City three carloads of high grade explosives for the government were loaded for use in submarine mines torpedoes and fortifications along the Atlantic coast. The shipment will mainly go to Boston with remaining cargo sent to New England coastal points. A picked railroad crew conducted a fast schedule transfer to Pier No 7 for steamer shipment to Boston.
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New York
New Jersey Central Railroad
Communipaw
Jersey City
Atlantic
Boston
New England
Hghters
Bryan Visits Dedham as Democratic Rally Spurs Campaign
The article recounts William J. Bryan’s Sunday stop in Dedham during a wider campaign swing. It notes praise for the Boston audience, remarks on party unity, and Bryan’s dinner with locals before boarding trains to Worcester and New York. Also cited are interactions with Mayor Quincy, Congressman De Armond, and other officials.
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Chicago
Madison Square
Boston
William J. Bryan
Post
Worcester
Mechanics’ Hall
Massachusetts Democracy
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Williams
New York
Williams
Christopher T. Callahan
Holyoke
Quincy
de Armond
Missouri
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Union Club
Bryan
DeArmond
Callahan
Park Square
A. C. Drinkwater
Albany
Bryan in Dedham and Worcester Endorses Chicago Platform
Delegates affirm the Chicago platform and praise New England Democracy as the party aligns with Jacksonian principles. Bryan, fatigued after a week of tours, rests at Dedham home with George Williams, while Worcester and Boston rallies reinforce trust in the Democratic program and trust in victory in 1900.
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Chicago
New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
State Committee
Jackson
D Jefferson
Mr. Bryan
Sheridan Club Ball Opens Night in Orienta Hall
The Philip H. Sheridan Club of Roxbury hosts its first ball this evening at Orienta Hall. James J. Cashman led the two month effort as ball committee chairman. A colored bust souvenir will be given to each ticket holder with John B. Duffy as grand marshal and P. J. Ducey as floor director.
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Philip H. Sheridan
Roxbury
Orienta Hall
James J. Cashman
John B. Duffy
P. J. Ducey
Philo-Celtic Society Meets at St James Church Parlor
The Philo Celtic Society held its regular semi weekly meeting last evening in St James Church parochial school rooms. James Dri nan and Miss M J Donovan led Irish language classes. At 5 30 the chairman opened the meeting and the committee announced final arrangements for the silver celebration at St Rose Hall Worcester Thursday night. Visiting members from sister societies attended and entertained the group.
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St. James’s Church
Whitmore Street
James Drinan
M. J. Donovan
St. Rose Hall
Worcester
Debate on Cuba recognition shapes House actions
House Republicans rally to block Senate Cuba independence clause amid warnings of presidential veto and diplomatic delays. Speaker Reed leads strategy with aides to constrain concurrence while preparing for conference, with vote tactics and possible rules to speed decisions.
Senate Amends provoke criticism over grammar and speed
General Grosvenor mocks the proposed resolutions saying they should be grammatical and diplomatic. Speaker’s aides pledge despatch at each stage and a final submission to the President before Wednesday. Critics doubt such haste is feasible and suspect delay by antiwar factions hoping the Spanish Cortes acts. Mr. Hitt, chair of the foreign affairs committee, has been ill.
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Senate
Cuba
House
Reed
Shoreham
Army
Messrs
Dingley
Dalzell
Cannon
Grosvenor
Payne
Joy
Missouri
Lorimer
Illinois
Heatwole
Minnesota
Cooper
Wisconsin
Mann
Bramwell
Ohio
Spain
United States
Allison
Morgan
Gomez
France
Great Britain
Hoar
Massachusetts
Adams
Pennsylvania
Dinsmore
Arkansas
Hitt
Quigg
New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
Spanish minister closes Tampa to Havana charter for Spanish colony
The Spanish minister Senor Polo y Bernabe secures a charter for an American Plant Line steamer to move the Tampa colony to Havana. He pledges Cuba crisis safety, with Havana clearance and return to U S ports if hostilities arise. Consul and two assistants stay at Tampa as Madrid reports show no new surrender terms.
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Washington
Senor Polo Y Bernabe
Tampa
Fla
Havana
Senor Polo
Madrid
Spain
United States
Gomez
Europe
Havana Patriots Await Armistice Decision From Puerto Principe
Autonomist leaders Pedro Rabeil Dolz Giberga Leopoldosolza and Juan Ramierz Silvestre Andlada head to Santa Cruz del Sur to seek acceptance of an armistice by patriot authorities in Puerto Principe. General Blanco met with officials as American Senate actions circulate. Spaniards ready for battle amid rising tensions.
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Havana
Pedro Rabeil
Dolz
Giberga
Leopoldosolza
Cuba
Batabano
Santa Cruz del Sur
Puerto Principe
Juan Ramierz
Silvestre Andlada
Blanco
Commercial Chamber
American Senate
el Correo
Washington
Senate
Henrietta Powell
Pascagoula
Villaverde
Mexico
Senor Bruzon
Fresh Obstacle to Peace in Spain Senate Resolutions
Madrid April 17 The Spanish press notes the U S Senate resolutions as a fresh obstacle amid warlike mood. El Liberal welcomes the move as a step toward a compromise with a House Senate conference likely to decide Spain's fate soon. Newspapers see American annexation plans in the Senate actions.
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Madrid
United States Senate
el Liberal
Senate
Malaga
House
Spain
America
Repeal urged for arms ban on independent units
Suffolk County AOH group calls for repeal of Massachusetts law prohibiting firearms in public parades. The group asks Governor Wolcott to urge General Court to strike the statute, arguing equal justice and loyalty to the Commonwealth. Notables present included Cronin and many members of the order.
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Suffolk County
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Cronin
Archbishop Williams
Republic
McKinley
America
Roger Wolcott
General Court
Boston
Massachusetts
Order of Hibernians
Commonwealth
John A. Ryan
John Teevans
John H. Quinn
John Dolan
Francis Cassidy
James J. Shea
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
John J. Scanlon
Charles McCarthy
Jerome C. Dolan
Patrick O'Donovan
M. H. Punch
Patrick Griffin
John Dunn
Patrick Eagan
William J. Hasson
John J. Spellman
Losef Madden
George Casey
Thomas J. Kelly
John O’ Leary
Edward McCauley
Edward J. Gorman
Edward Phelan
Martin J. Madden
James J. Reardon
Edmond Ward
Peter H. Murphy
John T. Galvin
Cornelius J. Keyes
Daniel J. Harrington
Gaelic School council assigns Sunday sessions at University Hall
The Gaelic School council decided to hold Sunday afternoon sessions from 3 to 6 at University Hall 1871 Washington Street opposite the Cathedral. The recent session at 45 Eliot Street was led by P J O Daly John M Doran Michael Hurley and Patrick Kelly with Gaelic songs readings and a reading of James H Fitzgerald s Boston statues poem.
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Gaelic School
University Hall
Washington Street
Cathedral
Eliot Street
P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Michael
Hurley
Patrick Kelly
Boston
James H. Fitzgerald
Cambridgeport
Gonelle
County Waterford
Ireland
P. J. O'Daly
George Vinneran
Thomas J. Hurley
Michael A. Hurley
A. O. H. Massachusetts Members Invited to Mass
For Patriots Day the A. O. H. of Massachusetts are invited to a military high mass at St. Francis de Sales Church Charlestown. Military Division 87 Bunker Hill Guards and Division 5 will march in full uniform from Monument Hall to the church. They will be escorted by St. Patrick's Brass Band of Somerville accompanying the 98 centennial excursion from Boston to the Emerald Isle.
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Massachusetts
Order
St. Francis de Sales Church
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Patriotic Congregation of Musicians
Boston
Emerald Isle
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Milwaukee
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Icis
Stiol
Wilkesbarre
Gorman
Democrati
the Grand Old Commonwealth
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Kosten
Ianss
Josiah Quincy
George Fred Williams
Park Square Station
Paign
New York Express
Chairman Callahan
Democratic Party
Congress
Democratic State Committee
Hood & Co
Lewell
Mass
THE
Sheridan Club
Philo-Celtic Society
Ways and Means Committee
National Guard
Barnaby
Elkes
Charles River Park
Polo
Acree
Tug Triton
Hous
J. B. Williams Co, Glastonsuary
Conn
Suffolk County Convention
American Wringer Co
Franklin Street
Oston
Carrie
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Wilson Brothers
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