Captain Le Rouche's War Record Endorses Dyspepsia Tablets
Boston civic foreman Captain John Le Rouche, a war veteran and Charlestown Navy Yard veteran, touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after suffering digestive illness. He warns many rely on nerve tonics and patent medicines, urging treatment of the stomach itself. Endorsements from Mrs. Race, Mrs. Lane, and others highlight dramatic improvements after using the tablets.
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John le Rouche
Boston
Navy
Libby
le Rouche
United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
Stuart
Amsden
Fountain Head
I. C. Race
Trenton
Charlotte Lane
Ransomville
N.Y
L. E. Watts
Tampico
Dyspepsia Tablets Praised by Civil War Veteran
A Boston Civil War veteran, John Le Roache of No 8 Thetford Street, testifies to chronic indigestion woes and credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with relief after failing with numerous doctors and medicines. He urges sufferers to try the remedy.
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Thetford St
Boston
Mass
John LE Roache
Eight-Hour Work Law Killed by House Committee
The Boston liquor license cap was cut to 800 in a House engrossment vote after reconsideration. Democrats from Boston protested absences but the amended measure passed, with debate over referenda and impacts on public policy and local politics.
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House
Boston
Saunders
Ward 11
Senate
Miller
Ward 5
Ty Hall
Hoyt
Attorney-General
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Callender
Feneno
Jesler
Fitzgerald
Bosn
Hall
Williamstown
Oncay
Hayes
Myers
Cambridge
Lowell
Republican Party
Arsons
Greenfield
Newcomb
Quincy
Mr. Saunders
Committee On Election Laws
Suffolk
Cullinane
Lawrence
Copley Square
Holton
Falmouth
Simpkins
Emulsion Claim Targets Lung Health In Family Ads
An advertisement praises Scott's Emulsion to strengthen lungs and resist disease. It claims benefits even with cough fever and emaciation, noting nourishing oil hypophosphites and glycerine, priced at $1.09 and sold by Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Unclaimed Bride Weds After Telegraphic Urgency at Cunard Wharf
Mary Spencer arrived as the claimed bride of James Nolan after a telegram summoned Nolan from Canton. Inspector Hurley secured a license, and a wedding occurred later at Father Barrett’s house near the Assumption church, witnessed by Hurley and Nolan’s cousin.
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Mary Spencer
Cunard
James Nolan
Canton
Nolan
Scythia
Miss Spencer
Boston
Canton Junction
Mass
Mary
South Boston
Second Street
Jerry Hurley
East Boston
Inspector Hurley
Remember the Maine Demonstrations On Newspaper Row
The Post leads patriotic displays with Old Glory and Young Glory flags as crowds applaud. Naval signal Remember the Maine is raised amid chatter of Schley’s anticipated actions and the broader call to duty, linking symbol and history for a tense public mood.
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Post
Old Glory
Young Glory
New Cuba
Maine
Commodore Schley
Schley
Ganas
United States
Havana
Nelson
Trafalgar
England
Post Building
Washington Street
Cheereras
Ham Named Postmaster in Everett Contest Victory
Ham wins the Everett postmaster caucus by 130 votes carrying wards 1 2 and 3. Colonel Larkin loses badly in wards 1 2 and 3 while carrying wards 4 and 6. The overall city majority for Ham is reported but incomplete.
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Everett
Ham
Colonel Larkin
Mr. Ems
Pickpocket Pair Arrested in Tremont Street Theft
Inspectors Knox and Douglass arrested Joseph Lewis and Jacob Lopman both 21 from New York City on Tremont Street for abstracting a pocketbook from a woman. They are linked to a gang active in the dry goods district this past two weeks and two peers were jailed last week. Lopman reportedly served five years in New York for pocket picking. Bill Barry, another suspected pickpocket, was also seized in the Tremont crowd. Barry has three prior arrests and will face vagabond charges in court.
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Knox and
Douglass
Joseph Lewis
Jacob Lopman
New York City
Tremont Street
Lowman
New York
Bill Barry
Tremont
Stre
Jie
Mayor Faces Pressure Over Licenses Near South Union Station
Mayor Quincy is pressed to intervene in liquor license grants near South Union station. I L G Rice sent a letter urging the Board of Police Commissioners to refuse licenses. Rice includes a copy of a letter from Clark of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to Chairman Martin. The Mayor referred the matter to the Board of Police.
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Quincy
South Union Station
I. L. G. Rice
Board of Police Commissioners
Ice
Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Martin
Board of Police
Unclear OCR fragment on skin conditions and institutions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions freckles pimples and skin conditions with references to a university and medical terms. lacks coherent event or attribution to form a complete news item. No identifiable persons or organizations beyond generic terms.
Girls Win On Caps And Gowns Decision For Class Of ’99
In a heated class meeting the senior class of 1899 backed the girls by approving caps and gowns for senior year by choice and at commencement by compulsion. Mary Dorchester led the initial motion, and the discussion grew urgent as boys argued for male leadership while girls swarmed into the meeting.
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I. A
Mary Dorchester
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