Germene praised by mother and daughter for cures
Mrs Wilson of Haverhill Massachusetts writes that Germene from The Columbia Remedy & Chemical Co. restored her family’s health after years of stomach trouble and nerve disorders. She cites her daughter’s recovery from a longstanding nerve condition and urges others to try Germene for similar results.
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Columbia Remedy & Chemical Co
St. Vitus
Dalice
Mrs. Wilson
Haverhill
Mass
Germene Promises Lasting Cure From Blood Purity
An advertisement extols Germene as a health elixir improving today and tomorrow. It claims to cure chronic ailments by cleansing the blood, offering a lasting remedy rather than temporary relief, and urging readers to take Germene to ensure ongoing well being.
Columbia Remedy and Chemical Co Makers Lynn Mass
Sold by leading druggists everywhere Columbia Remedy and Chemical Co makers Lynn Mass announces availability through top druggists nationwide.
All Saints Young Men minstrel at Dudley Street Opera House
Roxbury audience fills Dudley Street Opera House for All Saints' Young Men's Catholic Association minstrel show. Performers include T A Kelly and J A Downey with a varied program of songs dances and skits plus vaudeville numbers from Boston and city theatres.
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The
All Saints’ Young Men’s Catholic Association
Tambo
Nation
Kansas City
All Saints’ Young Men's Catholic Association
Dudley Street Opera House
Roxbury
Young Men of All Saints’ Parish
Germania Association
Columbus Avenue
Charles F. Sefton
T. A. Kelly
R. A. Sutton
A. J. Dolan
J. A. Downey
J. J. Dolan
T. F. Donnelly
Charles Hillman
R. A. Sefton
John FE. Kelly
Izam
Sam
Dolan
William J. Brooks
Boston Schooner Susie Hooper Passes In Tow
The fishing schooner Susie Hooper of Boston Massachusetts in a leaky condition passed here in tow of the tug Startle bound up the Delaware this evening.
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Delaware Breakwater
Del
Susie Hooper
Boston
Mass
Startle
Delaware
Political meeting at Morning Star Church sparks party tensions
The Kirke Literary Society hosted a talk on municipal government at Morning Star Baptist Church. Hon Isaac B. F. Allen opened the session with guests Ex-Councilman Armistead and Walter J. Stevens. Julius C. Chappelle derided politics at the event, while Rev J Allen Kirke warned against political manipulation and demanded support from Hart for the church.
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Kirke Literary Society
Morning Star Baptist Church
Isaac B. F. Allen
Julius C. Chappelle
Armistead
Walter J. Stevens
Chappelle
Allen
J. Allen Kirke
Messrs. Chappelle
Armistead and
Stevens
Mr. Allen
Mr. Chappelle
Hart
Southland
Republican Party
Mr. Chapple
Boston
Kirke
Fire destroys Tremont and Davenport warehouse in early morning
A two story wood structure owned by J. J. R & Co. at Tremont and Davenport burned at 2 40 this morning. Two alarms were sounded as the blinds and doors stock burned, causing about 100 by 60 feet of frontage to collapse. Estimated damage stands at 10000 dollars. No origin determined.
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Tremont
Davenport Streets
Tremont Street
Tech Show Delights with Night Off Cast at Copley Hall
Young men of Tech staged A Night Off at Copley Hall before an eager audience. Edward Beckwith led as the heroine, with Louis Bouscaren Jr as stern wife, Andrew Bapourn as elder daughter, and John Morse as the maid. The performance drew cheers for wit and comic bits from Rogers, Davis, and Scully among others.
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Ada Rehan
Gilbert
Andrew Hopewell Bapourn
John Russell Morse
Satan
H. Rogers
Davis
R. Scully, Jr
Journeymen Barbers Hold Annual Union Ball
The Journeymen Barbers Union No 182 held its annual ball at Deacon 1 last night with seventy five couples attending. A concert preceded dancing with vocal selections by William Harvey and Joe Lawless tenors, and union officers including Charles B H Donnell recording secretary George McDow, Jacob Tietz treasurer and Jacob Rheinstadter financial secretary were listed among participants.
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Journeymen Barbers’ Union No
International Union of America
Deacon 1
Messrs
William Harvey
Joe Lawless
Charles BH. A. Donnell
William ‘T. ‘Ell
Theae Dent
George McDoy
Jacob GC. Tietz
Jacob Rheinstadter
Social Democratic Party Opens New Headquarters
The city committee of the Social Democratic party completed arrangements for a public opening of the new headquarters on Washington Street next Sunday night. Moore Avery will give an address of welcome followed by a musical program. Miss Hutchingss on will play a piano solo. James F. Carey will speak on his legislative experiences. Meeting free to the public.
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Social Democratic Party
Washington Street
Ha Moore Avery
Miss Hutchingson
Social Democratic
James F. Carey
Ray L. Cambling Incident Report
Ray L Cambling was found injured after an incident along east Washington Street near Dartmouth. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment and remains under observation.
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Ray L. Cambling
Dartmouth
Peer Foolts
Preakins & Fogm
Swallow Boom for Mayoralty in Charlestown
The Hon. George N. Swallow is discussed as a potential Republican mayoral candidate. Friends have explored grounds across the city and held conferences with ward leaders, signaling strong support though no final decision has been made.
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George N. Swallow
Charlestown
Frederick Wins in Melrose Alderman Contest
The Melrose Aldermen held a public hearing on the George E. Berry election dispute in the City Auditorium. Berry had been elected Alderman at-large on April 2 to fill a vacancy. a vote to substitute Charles W. H. Frederick for Berry passed 12 to 8, seating Frederick. Berry backers plan to appeal to the Supreme Court after raising $2000.
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Melrose Aldermen
Melrose City Auditorium
George E. Berry
Jonathan C. Howes
Burnett
Charles W. H. Frederick
Berry
Mr. Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Supreme Court
Silver Wedding in Malden Earns Large City Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B E Elliott celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at 6 Prescott Street Malden with a reception for about 200 guests from Malden Lynn Boston Everett Medford Providence and Connecticut from 7 to 9 30.
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Malden
Charles BE. Elliott
Prescott Street
Lynn
Boston
Everett
Medford
Providence
Connecticut
Girl Threatens Death by Own Action in Manchester Mills Area
Nellie Fountain, about 28, vanished after leaving a note stating she would drown herself in the canal at the Manchester mills gate. Reports say she suffered mental strain from poverty and nothing is yet found. she worked for the Manchester S S. The piece also notes Sara K Boston's Delineator biography on Mrs Ellen H Gifford and her extensive charitable gifts to hospitals, colored homes, the blind and other causes.
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Manchester
N. H
Nellie Fountain
Manchester Mills Gate
Gne
Manchester Ss
Sara K. Boston
Boston
Ellen H. Gifford
British columns capture prisoners and arms in Pretoria report
London dispatch dated April 22 states that since the last report the British columns have captured 42 prisoners, 248 rifles, ammunition, wagons and carts. A few men also surrendered, according to Kitchener.
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London
Pretoria
Kitchener
Force under Commandant Boksburg Surrenders Near Middelburg
Pretoria reports 106 men in the force under Commandant Boksburg surrendered near Middelburg in the Transvaal colony as wagons and rifles accompanied the retreat.
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Pretoria
Boksburg
Middelburg
Transvaal Colony
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the top spring medicine. It claims the remedy boosts appetite, purifies blood, revives energy, strengthens digestion and nerves, and urges readers to buy Hood's.
Spring Medicine Endorsement from Baton Centre Woman
Ethel L. Bean of Baton Centre says her spring ailment included poor blood and bad feelings. She reports taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and believes it did her much good, recommending it to others who are sick or suffering.
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Hood
Ethel L. Bean
Baton Centre
Myers Faces Doubt Over Unruly Redistricting Panel
Speaker Myers contemplates appointing representatives to the redistricting committee amid party loyalist objections. He leans toward Casey of Lee on Democratic representation while reserving Turtle for codification duties. Saunders of Boston is set for the chair, with Greene of Fall River steering Chace, and Peabody backing Belden of Gloucester. appointments await formalization.
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Myers
Williams. McNary
Boston
Congress
John R. Thayer
Love of
Webster
Worcester
Hunt
Tafft
Casey of
Lee
Senator Hoar
Richard Olney
United States
Turtle
Pittsfield
House
Representative Saunders
Greene
Fall River
Chace
Peoody
Belden
Gloucester
Tube Works Strike Hits McKeesport Strike
Rail workers at the National Tube Company plants in McKeesport Pennsylvania go on general strike at 6 am after ongoing labor disputes. About 20 railroaders are employed in the yards as lines halt at the tube works rolling mill steel mills and Monongahela furnaces.
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M'Keesport
Penn
McKeesport
National Tube Company
National Rolling Mill
Steel
Monongahela
Grievance Filed Over Memorial Day Funds by G A R Member
A Grand Army of the Republic member, W Washington of 266 Cambridge St, charges mishandling city Memorial Day funds by Post 124. He plans a written statement with dates and figures, seeks Aldermen inquiry, and notes his suspension by court martial from a convivial gathering.
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W. Washington
Post
G. A R
Iton
Board of Aldermen
Washington
Cambridge Street
Grand Army
Aldermanic Board
Eight-Hour Day Demanded by Boston Bridge Workers
Boston bridge and structural iron workers demand an eight hour day starting May 1. Workers currently toil nine hours but seek no wage reduction. Three contractors have agreed to the shorter day with wages unchanged, and unions may strike if others resist.
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Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Boston
Catholic Foresters Honor Colonel Doherty at Boston Banquet
Fully four score of leading Catholic Foresters of New England and their ladies attended a complimentary dinner at the United States Hotel last night. The event honored Past High Chief Ranger Colonel Thomas F. Doherty for his zealous service to the order.
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New England
United States
Thomas
F. Doherty
The
Dr. Tanner Dead in Reading at 51
Dr. C K D Tanner, longtime representative of the Irish Nationalists in Cork's Middle division since 1885, died of consumption in Reading last night at age 51.
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London
C. K. D. Tanner
Cork
Reading
Trio on trial for manslaughter in Carraro case
Raffaele Faila Giuseppe Zarella and Paolo Luongo were today placed on trial before Judge Hopkins in the Superior Criminal Court charged with manslaughter in causing Fede Carraro's death by a knife thrust on Jan 13. The defense is led by Nagan and Proctor with Assistant District Attorney McLaughlin prosecuting.
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Raffaele Faila
Giuseppe Zarella
Paolo Luongo
Hopkins
Superior Criminal Court
Fede Carraro
Nagan and
Proctor
McLaughlin
Forbes Team Defeats Lounsbury on Sudbury Alleys
Forbes Lithograph Company defeated Lounsbury, Nichols & Worth in a close three game series on Sudbury alleys. Forbes won the first by six pins, the second by 19, and the third by nine. G. Shaw led with a 278 total and a 102 single.
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Forbes Lithograph Company
Sudbury
Lounsbury, Nichols & Worth
G. Shaw
Suit by Rubenstein Lost as Jury Rules for Defendants
Joseph Rubenstein failed to win $500 from Martin M. Lomasney and Berwin for an alleged verbal contract made July 1, 1900. The jury yesterday returned a verdict in favor of the defendants.
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Joseph Rubenstein
Martin M. Lomasney
Fam Berwin
Haverhill Sees Miracle After School Fire
After the St James Parochial School fire, observers note that a statue of St Joseph and a picture of St Patrick survived intact in St James Church. The statue’s lace remains unscorched and the framed picture shows only a scorched frame, prompting beliefs of divine intervention.
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St. James’s
Haverhill
St. James
St. James's Church
St. Joseph
St. Patrick
James O'Doherty
St. Gregory’s Church
St. Patrick's Day
Downfallen Narrator Padden Faces Short Jail Stay
Dorchester Court hears Bernard Padden, a former Providence lawyer, claim innocence and promise a long tale, but police cannot identify him. He is jailed two months at the House of Correction after being arrested as a suspicious character found asleep in a vacant barn.
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Bernard Padden
Dorchester
Padden
Providence
House of Correction
Ynu
Valey
Caught burying a baby in Hastings on the Hudson
Patrick McEvoy, a New York Central railroad laborer, witnessed a man and woman bury a two weeks old baby alive. He rescued the infant and identified the suspects, who were arrested in Yonkers. The man claimed to be Givori Duttacavolo of Manhattan. the woman, Francisca Stinella, 18, a dressmaker.
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New York
Patrick McEvoy
New York Central Railroad
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
McEvoy
Yonkers
Hastings
Givori Duttacavolo
Manhattan
Francisca Stinella
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