Munyons Inhaler Promoted by Boston Druggist
A Boston druggist touts Munyon's Inhaler as a cure for catarrh bronchitis colds coughs and throat troubles. The ad cites high customer demand and praises Professor Munyon as offering the best market article. Also promotes Munyon's Static Electrical Macr ae and Tomb Remedies with price points and free doctor consultations.
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Avhat
Munyon
I. H. Putnam
School St
Cor
City Hall Ave
Boston
Mass
Ex mayor Hart voices debt ire at Tremont Temple rally
Former Boston mayor Hart denounces city debt and tax limits, warns of eight million borrowing authority, and blames city government for fiscal strain. He argues Boston needs new leadership and calls for repealing debt and tax limits as a new government is to be elected. Major Darling praises militia, Zager sings, and famed politicians attend.
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Boston
Uncle Sam
State House
Quincy
National Guard
Massachusetts
John Zager
William H. Lott
Democratic Party
J. F. Claflin
Raleigh
Roosevelt
New York
H. F. Picking
William P. Frye
Maine
Frank W. Rollins
New Hampshire
C. N. Adams
Osgood C. Blaney
William Berwin
George C. Chandler
Elmer Chickering
John H. Colby
Frederick P. Dillingham
Edward W. Presho
William H. Rogers
John Gillespie
J. W. Twombly
Armory Deserted After Regiment Returns to Boston
The South Armory appeared empty as the Eighth Regiment finished medical checks and prepared muster out rolls. Surgeons nearly completed their work while stragglers sought clearance for allowances. The third floor gym housed clerical staff, and Lt Col Weaver expected all accounts to be closed today.
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Boston
Weaver
Earthquakes Hit San Vicente Mexico Telegraph Down
The Department of State reports San Vicente suffered severe earthquakes with telegraphic communication cut. A relief committee is formed to raise funds for immediate aid as shocks also hit San Salvador.
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Washington
Department of State
San Salvador
San Vicente
Fen Salvador
Chase in Jail Baffles 13000 Reported Vanished
The case centers on Herman N. Chase a banker and lobbyist charged with shoplifting in Concord New Hampshire. Judge Blodgett gave a sentence of one year in the county jail and a $60 fine deflating State Detective Rhoades who sought only a fine. The article notes a small fortune possibly hidden in a safety deposit vault in Boston or New York and marks Chase as a well known figure in Gotham and the capital.
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Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Blodgett
Superior Criminal Court of
New Hampshire
Herman N. Chase
Fred A. Rhoades
Chase Indicted in Embezzlement Case Involving State Officials
The report details an indictment charging Herman L. Chase with six counts of embezzlement and larceny. It describes alleged actions by Chase to persuade Mrs. Burleigh, wife of State Detective Narcy G. Burleigh, to surrender 13000 in cash. Chase, described as a middle aged banker and lobbyist, previously ran brokerage offices in Boston New York and Washington.
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Wolcott
Rollins
Chase
Burleigh
Narcy G. Burleigh
Herman L. Chase
National Capital
Boston
New York
Washington
Hood's Sarsaparilla Testimonials From Roanoke to Morris
A 19th century advertisement arch reads about cures for tired feeling sick headache and weakness. Myra Robertson of Roanoke Virginia praises relief from malarial fever. Nora Comer of Perry Illinois notes improved appetite and nervousness. George Lapoint of Nashua New Brunswick says Hood's made his mother strong. Mrs N D Kidney of Morris Connecticut credits a four bottle cure for post grip symptoms.
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Hood
Myra
T. A. Robertson
Roanoke
Nora Comer
Perry
Ill
George Lapoint
Mechanic Street
Nashua
N. B
Inquest on Dr Tremblay Ashland
An inquest into the death of Dr. Tremblay will be held Wednesday at 10 a m in the district court South Framingham. The case may yield sensational developments with State detectives probing tangling circumstances and witnesses potentially withholding talk.
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Ashland
Tremblay
District Court
South Framingham
J. H. Morrison
Lowell
Professor Wood
Chelsea High School Hosts Seventh Annual Reception
More than 800 people attended the Chelsea High School seventh annual reception for parents and friends of pupils. Principal Alton E. Briggs greeted guests with Mrs. Briggs and staff assisting. The event featured the class as ushers, an orchestra, a glee club reading, and decorations of palms and flowers. Afterward, the hall hosted a pupil dance with refreshments provided by the janitor and staff.
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Chelsea High School
Alton E. Briggs
Briggs
Glee Club
Elbridge
W. Huston
Huston
Elusive Chase Linked to Mrs Burleigh Investment Scheme
A charming con man used his influence with financiers and politicians to lure Mrs. Burleigh into investing $130 via Chase. After disappearance authorities traced him to Concord New Hampshire where he was jailed for shoplifting, with police suspecting he hid the funds in a New York or Boston safety vault.
Gardiner Resigns After Fifty Years With Narrow Road
Providence April 2 J T Gardiner superintendent of the Stonington division of the New York New Haven Hartford road retires after fifty years of service due to ill health J W A Trumbull will succeed him as valley division head and take over next Monday The general agent office will be abolished J Greene has resigned A R Whaley becomes agent of the Providence terminal
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Providence
R. I
J. T. Gardiner
Stonington
New York, New Heaven & Hartford Road
J. W. A. Trumbull
Valley Division
Geners
J. Greene
A. R. Whaley
Vermont Bank Robbery Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict
In Richford the jury found Powers guilty after a morning deadlock in the State vs Powers case. The condemned man proclaimed his innocence in court, asking for a word before the verdict was formally delivered. Counsel for Powers, Col Willard Farrington, immediately filed exceptions.
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Svt
Albans
Richford
State
Powers
Vermont
Willard Farrington
Senator George Denounced by Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union denounces Senator Samuel W. George for supporting the Scates anti coercion bill now before the House. Resolutions call him an enemy of labor and say his party nomination would insult workingmen in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverhill
Central Labor Union
Samuel W. George
House
Ate
First Maine Battleship Payment Made by Secretary Long
Secretary Long sent to William Cramps Sons of Philadelphia the first of thirty equal payments for the battleship Maine. The amount was 96 166.66 dollars. The Maine is under construction by the firm.
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Washington
Long
William Cramps Sons
Philadelphia
Maine
Jury awards $4000 to plaintiff in Boston personal injury suit
Judge Richardson presided in the third jury session of the Superior Court when John Marshall sued the city of Boston for 490 damages. The plaintiff was reinjured on Sept. 20, 1897, by falling into an excavation on B roadway near Dorchester street in South Boston. The trench was dark and claimed to be improperly lighted.
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Richardson
Superior Court
John Marshall
City of
Boston
Dorchester Street
South
Franchise Granted for Boston and Plymouth Street Railway
Kingston reports the Geleschmen granted a franchise to the Boston and Plymouth Street Railway Company for track location in town. The line will extend through Pembroke to Kingston and be built swiftly along the east side of Silver Lake.
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Kingston
Geleschmen
Boston and Plymouth Street Railway Company
Pembroke
Silver Lake
Captain Dillon Convicted in Seafaring Assault case
San Francisco April 21 Captain John Dillon of the government transport Morgan City was found guilty of cruelly beating a sailor at sea. The verdict follows Dillon nearly killing a drunken crewman who struck him.
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San Francisco
John Dillon
Morgan City
Dillon
Pharmacy Board Reorganizes Its Leadership
John Larrabee of Melrose is named president replacing retired Henry Whitney. Amos Kriden becomes secretary, taking over Mr. Larrabee’s former post.
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Board of Registration In Pharmacy
John Larrabee
Melrose
Henry M. Whitney
Amos Kriden
Larrabee
Boston's Master Horseshoers Decline to Raise Wages
Gloucester April 1 strike at Rockport Granite Company shows no settlement progress. About 200 Italian workers resist going to quarries amid fear of violence from strikers. police presence numbers a dozen officers. Some Italians return to Boston as a striker committee pressures others to leave. Workers demand nine hours of work for nine hours pay.
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Gloucester
Rockport Granite Company
Charless. Rogers
Parcher
Boston
Willows
Rockport
Fitchburg
F. A. McCauliff
McCauliff
Middlesex Woollen Mills Strike Ends In Amicable Accord
Lowell April 21 The Middlesex Woollen Mills strike began last Monday with 2000 weavers leaving work. An amicable agreement is reached and workers will return Monday. Wages reduced in 1893 will be restored April 24, and the price list accepted by the company. OC Saunders signs as agent. Strikers vote to accept terms.
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Lowell
Middlesex Woollen Mills
Middlesex Company
Uch
OC. Saunders
Local Strike Pending by Journeymen Horseshoers
The Master Horseshoers Association and the Horseshoers Union debated a pending strike. Employers met at 14 Broadway with Secretary Root claiming two thirds already joined the masters and that they could not afford higher wages. A special committee reported seventy five masters would pay the schedule. The union held a meeting with enthusiasm over committee findings and set a special gathering for Sunday afternoon April 30.
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Journeymen Horseshoers
Master Horseshoers’ Association
Horseshoers’ Union
Broadway
Root
Iron molders strike settles at Davis foundry
Lawrence reports the iron molders at the Davis foundry return to work after a one week strike. International Union Vice-President Roach, in the city several days, aided negotiations to end the stoppage.
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Lawrence
Davis Foundry
Roach
International Union
Allan Line Steamer Manitoban in Distress Off Cape Race
The Allan line steamer Manitoban, Captain Buchanan, from Liverpool April 1 bound for St John’s Halifax and Philadelphia, was sighted off Cape Race three days ago in distress. She should have reached port soon, but remains adrift with suspected machinery failure. three steamers are searching for her.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Allan Line
Buchanan
Liverpool
St. John's
Halifax
Philadelphia
Cape Race
Farmers' push for lower taxes in Maine
W H Mc Laughlin of Scarboro seeks a farmers movement for tax relief in Maine. He cites a Governor Powers letter endorsing revision equalization and radical changes to tax the burden more fairly on farms mills and stores.
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Portland
W. H. McLaughlin
Scarboro
Powers
Maine
Divine Healer Schlatter claims miraculous cure powers
The article profiles Dr. Charles Schlatter the Divine Healer, who says God chose him to heal the sick. He recounts miracles from London to New York, asserts no hell or devil, and describes a desert fast after which he claims to have been commanded to resume his work. He disputes money as motive, citing vast charitable gifts.
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Rudyard Kipling
McLean
Schlatter
Post
Mr. Skipling
Earth
New York
Scotiland
Glasgow University
Chicago Medical College
Charlie
Denver
Hell
Devil
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
John Bull
London
Spurgeon
Tabernacle
James Gibson
Helen McColl
Smith
Minneapolis Times
Helen Gould
Andrew Carnegie
Robert Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Richard Croker
Croker
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Washington and Dudley Sts
Concord, N. H
Gotham
Capital
Herbert L. Chase
DR. Tremblay
Chelsea
C Hase
Wade
Rhoades
Concord
N. H
Gardiner
N. Y
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Haverhill
Kingston Grants Railway
Tremont Row
Scollay 8Q
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Pharmacy Board
South End
Stark Supply CO
Washington Market
Lenox
Ancy
Chicago
Stark Supply
Town of
Sydney
Society of Colonial Wars
Middlesex Strikers
Middlesex Mills
Manitoban Adrift
Perry Belmont
Henry T. Sloane
A. W. Wheeler & CO
G& and
Posite
American House
EB. Detchon
Old Geo
C, Goodwin CO
Kipling
Heaven
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Table O'Hare Dinner
Lincoln St
S. & Littlefield
Lighthill
Boyt Ston
Sears
J. Edward Wilson
Efsex Tremont
Converse
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Metropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
New England
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