Insomnia Claims and Paine's Celery Compound Endorsements
The piece surveys insomnia and nervous exhaustion with quotes about former mayor Abram Hewitt and other figures. It promotes Paine's celery compound, citing Col. F. Hain, William P. Green, Van Allen, and W. B. Somerville praising its sleep and vitality benefits based on personal experience and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Col. F. Hain
Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Paine
Reading
William P. Green
American Bankers’ Association
Wall Street
van Allen
National Bank of Albany
W. B. Somerville
Deadly Wheels Claim a Charlestown Child
A six year old girl, Mary Neille, was fatally crushed by a West End electric streetcar on Bunker Hill street in Charlestown. Motorman James Long and conductor William Rogers were identified, car 698 noted as the second deadly incident for the Neille family within a year. The tragedy followed prior danger warnings as the child played near the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Mary Neille
Mary
Bunker Hill Street
James Long
Brady
Station 15
Banker Hill Street
Jame Long
William J. Rogers
Neille
Oscar Neille
Dr. McNally
Oscar
A CALA FETE A Working Girls Home Event at Mechanics Hall
Mechanics Hall hosts the Auld Lang Syne Reunion and Columbian Jubilee to aid Working Girls Home. Notable guests include Patrick Donahoe Archbishop Williams and officials as dances, gymnastic displays, and a grand march unfold. Souvenir book details progress and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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John Boyle O’reilly
Natick
Harry Cahill
Rose I. Byrne
Katherine Sheehan
Albert Dowling
Suffolk Athletic Club
Boston
Harvard Athletic
Bijou
Thomas Scully
Berkeley Orchestra
Patrick Donahoe
M. BE. P. Fennell
Mechanics’ Hall
Immaculate Conception
John Curtin
Cathedral
C. J. Schayer
St. Joseph Roxbury
Hannah Donovan
Columbian
M. Fitzpatrick
Gate of A
A. B. Connolly
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
M. E. Dillon
St. Joseph
A. O’brien
St. Peter
Dorchester
J. Diver
Home Table
Williams
Thomas J. Gargan
James A. Healy
Portland
Russell
John D. Long
Matthews
James A. Coona
Daniel L. Prendergast
Mechanics’ Building
Twenty-Eight Ships In Line At Fort Monxter Harbor
A vast international fleet gathers at Fort Monxter with twenty eight ships in the Roads. The French flagship Arethuse leads a salute accepting cheers from American and foreign vessels. The American squadron numbers fourteen under Admiral presence. The parade plans include ten thousand allied seamen and eight thousand Americans in two divisions.
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Fort Monxter
Arethuse
Philadelphia
Fort
Newark
Baltimoore
Bennington
Bancroft
San Francisco
Atlanta
Admiral Hopkins
Blake
Igs
Bridgman
Everett Addresses Malden Democrats Rally for Congress
In Malden the seventh district Democrats rallied at the Opera House with P. J. McGuire presiding. Dr. Everett urged choosing a district representative who studies broader interests and praised Massachusetts needs, while Sherman Hoar and other local figures backed his bid and the hall buzzed with enthusiasm.
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Congress
Schofield
Dr. Everett
Democrats
Malden
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Senator Lodge
National Congress
Massachusetts
Washington
Old Bay State
Honolulu
Gresham
Senate
Sherman Hoar
Concord
Dr. Everatt
Barratt
F. J. Bartlett
B. F. Dutton
L. L. Fuller
Barrett Rally in Lynn Promotes Congressional Bid
Republicans in Lynn gathered at the Lynn Theatre with Judge Berry presiding as ex Governor Long and F H Greenhalge spoke. Barrett appeared late and urged fair consideration of issues, praising reform efforts urged by Populists and debating Cary in Charlestown tomorrow. Barrett defended his labor record amid pension system criticisms and noted past votes on workers bills.
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Lynn
Congress
Barrett
Judge Berry
Long
F. H. Greenhalge
Cary
Charlestown
Boston Electric worker injured in timber accident
William Reed, an employee of the Boston Electric Light Company, was struck on the head yesterday afternoon by a timber and suffered a severe skull fracture. He remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Boston Electric Light Company
Lexington's Day Gloriously Marks 118th Celebration
Lexington held a grand 118th anniversary observance with a Paul Revere style salute by Master Bert Lowe. The event featured a parade by the Massachusetts Bicycle Club, a Town Hall program, poems by Henry O'Meara, addresses by local officials, and a closing reception by the Lexington Historical Society. The day showcased civic pride, music by the Lexington Orchestral Club, and lavish decorations throughout the town.
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Paul Zevere
Lexington
Paul Revere
Bert Lowe
East Lexington
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Boston
Irving Meredith
Arlington
Carlton A. Staples
A. D. Peck
Emerson and Ames
Town Hall
Charles Woodbull
G. W. Cooke
A. S. Parsons
Lexington Historical Society
Alice Sully
Henry O’meara
Liberty
Alfred S. Roe
Worcester
Lexington Orchestral Club
J. B. Claus
Brookline Dedicates Fourth Church on Walnut Street
A new stone church on Walnut street in Brookline was dedicated last evening, completing a series of four places of worship on the same site since 1717. The ceremony featured organ music by B J Lang, choirs under H J Tucker, and sermons by Rev Charles Carroll Everett and Rev Howard N Brown, with laying on of keys by Moses Williams and Charles H Stearns accepting for the parish committee.
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Brookline
Walnut Street
First Parish Unitarian
B. J. Lang
James de Normandie
First
Roxbury
H. J. Tucker
Grindall Reynolds
American Unitarian Association
Moses Williams
Charles H. Stearns
Howard N. Brown
Charles Carroll Everett
Harvard Divinity School
Death of Charles A. Smith in Los Angeles
Charles A. Smith formerly of Manchester New Hampshire died suddenly on April 17 in Los Angeles California. For ten years he worked with Jones McDuffee Stratton and was on a business and pleasure trip to the Pacific coast. He was renowned in the crockery trade and well regarded socially. He was about 56, leaving a widow two daughters and a son in Dorchester.
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Charles A. Smith
Manchester
N. H
Los Angeles
Cal
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Pacific Coast
Dorchester
Frank Shoe Company Opens Elegant Tremont Street Store
Tomorrow the Frank Shoe Company will open a new and elegant store at 165 Tremont Street for the sale of men’s fine shoes of their own manufacture. The store features solid oak fittings, a water and fireproof steel ceiling, and a fine show window, claimed as one of the finest shoe stores in Boston. Mr J B Hardy, formerly with Hanan & Son, will manage the business and greet former patrons.
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Frank Shoe Company
Tremont Street
Boston
J. B. Hardy
Hanan & Son
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Boston Sunday Globe
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Abram S. Hewitt
Cross
Joseph Howard. JR
Deadly Wheels
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Auld Lang Syne Reunion
Mechanics
J. Cameron
J. Marie Snow
Reina Reginta
Charleston
Baltimore
Jean Bart
Giovanni Zansan
Magicienne
Ance
Dimitri Donskoi
Atlantic
Australia
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Gherardi
New York
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New England
Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Provoim
Massachusets
Benj
F. Stevens
Alfred Ed, Foster
I. Trull
Wm, B. Turner
J. E. Doherty & CO
Federal St
Philip St. Clare
MR. Barrett
Lynk
B. F. Ahén Co
Canal St
Lexington’s
Alfred S Roe
NEW Shoe Store
Brussels
Abe
Rer
Carey's
Washington &T
Broadway
Cor. C St
South
Board OF Polace
Pemberton Square
Michael P
James H. Burns
M. P. Burns & CO
Victuallers
Harrison Avenue
Thomas Ryan
Daniel J
Susan FE. Riley
Daniel J. Riley & CO
Pleasant Street
Newman Place
George H. Denver
George Fl. Denver & CO
Cambridge Street
Stamford Place
Frank Cook
George W. Brigham
James 0. Gray
Frank Cook & CO
Alden Street
Aldencourt
Alden Court
Susan E. Riley
Newman Plage
George F
Fred E. Lowell
George F. Lowell & CO
Kneeland Street
Old Colony
Joston
Henry A. Mowry
Willis E. Sprague
Henry A. Mowry & CO
Leverett
Lyman Streets
David A. Dunbar
Treas
Water Street
Sat
James Perry
Johns Martin
Verry
Willis K. Sprague
Leve
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Harriet S. Miller
Cambridge
George W. Bouve
Ellis F. Miller
Proobate Court
Boston Post
George M. Brooks
Esquire
S&. Hi. Folsom, Register
Norfolk
Eliza A. B. Mudge
Ira Bradley
George A. Mudge
Florence Bh. Cook
Dedham
Witheas
George Watt
Jonathan Cobdb
Register
Ellen Skiffingston
Jabez A. Sawyer
GeorGce M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
Aclaw
Francis Livers
Frank SL Ivers
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