Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills promoted in Boston
W F Smith of 41 Tremont Street Boston advertises free samples of Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills for kidney bladder and diabetes sufferers. He cites cures of William Clements of Chelsea and claims pills cure Brights Disease and Diabetes in early stages while offering 100 pills for 25 cents with diet guidance.
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Tremont &T
Bright
Smith
Smaith
Boston
William Clements
Spencer Avenue
Chelsea
Mangs
Tremont Street
Smith Pineapple and Butternut Pills Ad
WwW F. SMITH Boston advertises Pineapple and Butternut Pills at 25 cents per 100 in glass vials. Claims gentle action on stomach liver and bowels. Provides address 41 Tremont Street Boston Mass.
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F. Smith
Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
Smith
Sawyer Wins Race With Death Across Atlantic
Decatur M. Sawyer completed a dramatic voyage across the Atlantic to deliver the news of his son Otis Sawyer's death. He departed New York aboard the Deutschland a day after Mrs. Sawyer sailed on the Majestic, reaching Plymouth by afternoon then proceeding to Liverpool to beat the Majestic into port. Otis died with George B. Innes in Lakeville, Connecticut, on the day Mrs. Sawyer left for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Decatur M. Sawyer
Atlantic
Mr. Sawyer
Otis Sawyer
George B. Innes
Lakeville
Conn
May Turn Gloucester Upside Down City Council Acts on Gambling and Liquor
Gloucester officials approve an order to enforce laws against illegal liquor sales, houses of ill fame, gambling dens, and selling cigarettes to minors. The Board of Aldermen then adds a conflicting push to appoint a committee to resolve the George H. Norman water-supply suit ongoing for eight years in Newport.
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Gloucester
Gorman
Board of Aldermen
McQuin
Eorge H. Norman
Newport
Chelsea Aldermen Clash Over Borofsky Bill At Meeting
Tense Chelsea Board session featured Alderman Young and Alderman Nudd in a heated exchange. Alderman Soley urged defeating the Borofsky bill, now before the Senate, prompting embarrassment among several members. O'Connell opposed the suspension to adopt the resolve. A hearing was set for the Chelsea Gas Light Co over gas rates, with the company offering to cut from $1.3 to $1.5 per thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Alderman Young
Alderman Nudd
James
Alderman Soley
Borofsky
House of Representatives
Senate
Howland
O'Connell
Soley
Ford
Chelsea Gas Light Company
Dobnouinces
Chelsea Company
al Bosson Gas Company
First annual Strollers Ball in Minot Hall Boston
The first annual ball of the Strollers was held last night in Minot Hall at Washington and Springed streets. Attendees included many of the elite of Boston's Hebrew society. The ladies wore extremely rich and elaborate costumes.
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Minot Hall
Washington and
Springed Streets
Boston
Hebrew Society
The Roxburghs Ball Tonight in New Jersey
The Roxburghs ball tonight features a first dance of nine rounds with Roshay Hall leading. Jamaica Mag invites locals to attend as the Columbia Orchestra performs with guests including Alderman Perlie Aar, Charles B. Werner, ex Councilman Henry H. Hohenstein, Albert R. Rauls, Cassie Roth, G. H. Hurley, Alexander S. and Henry Littl.
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Roxburghs
Roshay Hall
Jamaica
Heng Folksbury
Jamaica Ain
Columbia Orchestra
Alderman Perlie A.ar
Charles
Werner
Henry H. Hohenstein
Albert R. Rauls
Caasie ¥. Roth
G. H. Hurley
Alexander
Henry
Wolf Tone Smoke Talk at Clan-na-Gael Hall Monday
A Wolf Tone Literary Association event features Gaélic and national vocal and instrumental music in an Irish literary entertainment. The club, a branch of the Lan-na-Gael in South Boston, hosts the program at Clan-na-Gael Hall on the corner of D and Silver streets in South Boston.
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Wolf Tone
Wolf Tone Literary Association
lan-na-Gael
Boston
Clan-na- Gael
D and
Silver Streets
Bouth
Entertainment at Ruggles Street Church
The Young Rere in Club of the Ruggles Street Baptist Church presents a vestry evening program with popular songs of the day. The selections include patriotic melodies and choruses for mixed and ladies voices, plus refreshments and a Mother Goose Jubilee booth.
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Ruggles Street
Young Rere
Mountain Club Social Dance Tonight at Koes Hall
The Mountain Club hosts its second social dance in Salisbury Hall tomorrow evening under the direction of Messrs. Leo Maurer Vale Soke We Dwyer and James.
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Mountfort Club
The
Mountain Club
Koes
Unider Om
Leo Maurer
Vale
We Dwyer
Et Len
James
Hoosac Tunnel Dock Laborers Strike Over Tardy Worker
About twenty five colored laborers unloading beef at Pier 4 Hoosac Tunnel docks struck at 1 this morning after a tardy worker was denied work. The group refused to labor unless all could start together and, after initial tension, a sergeant and six patrolmen were sent. The men eventually returned home without incident.
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Pier 4
Hoosac Tunnel
Quick, Easy Cure for Tobacco Habit
A Cincinnati chemist has devised a tasteless remedy that offsets tobacco desire. It stops cigarette cravings and makes chewing tobacco impossible, allowing men to quit without suffering or nerves. Free trial packages offered by Rogers Drug and Chemical Co., Cincinnati.
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Ie Tcundamatt
Rogers Drug and Emical Co
Fifth & Race Sts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Loomis in Washington on Venezuela relations
Francis B. Loomis US minister to Venezuela meets Secretary Hay discussing US aims in Venezuela. No change in Venezuela since prior review with President Castro. Loomis may return to Caracas or be reassigned. Russell remains chargé at Caracas. Hay confirms Loomis has US confidence and Venezuelan authorities show no hostility.
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Washington
Francis B. Loomis
United States
Venezuela
Hay
State Department
J. Loomis
Las Int
Castro
Caracas
United States Legation
Russell
Legation
Loomis
Mis
Buried Baby Alive Case Held for Grand Jury
New York April 23. Girlo Buttac avalo and Francesca Spinella, arrested in Yonkers, are held for the Westchester county grand jury meeting May 6 for allegedly burying a baby alive near the New York Central tracks at Hastings. They refused to discuss the case and said they were not the parents.
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New York
Girlo Buttacavalo
Francesca Spinella
Yonkers
New York Central
Hastings
Westchester County Grand Jury
Carrado Gase Begins Trial For Manslaughter
The trial of Raffaele Falla Paulino Luongo and Guiseppe Zarello for the death of Frederico Carrado in a North End house on January 30 resumed before Judge Hopkins and a jury. Philomena Luongo testified she was present that night and described the defendants arrival. Pasquale Luongo testified that Zarello carried a dagger and fled the scene prompting a pursuit and a shot, after which Carrado lay dead on the floor.
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Raffaele Falla
Paulino Luongo
Guiseppe Zarello
Frederico Carrado
Canny Place
North End
Hopkins
Superior Criminal Court
Philomena Luongo
Zarello
Conchie
Estat Carri Pasquale Luongo
Carrado
Everett investigation debate on city workers strained ties
The Common Council joined the Aldermen by a 10 to 6 vote to authorize an inquiry into the strained relations between the Board of Public Works and the city engineer. A spirited debate followed with charges that politics influenced the dispute.
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Everpest
Common Council
Board of Public Works
McPherson Will Contest Begins in New Jersey Court
Aaron 68 Bald, named executor of Mrs J J McPherson's will, was served notice by Medla Muir's counsel to show cause before Judge John A. Blair why a temporary administrator should not be appointed. Muir, daughter of late Senator John R. McPherson, sues over a life interest granted to her mother.
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New York
Baldwin
Mradla J. McPherson
Medla M. Muir
John A. Blair
Hudson County
N. J
Orphans’ Court
Muir
Woman Accused of Poisoning Husband in New Haven
Ann Maria Rathbun, middle aged mother of four, on trial for murder by poison in New Haven before Judge Elmer. Courtroom packed as public interest grows after prior adultery conviction of John H. Hart highlights the case.
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New Haven
Ann Maria Rathbun
T Ylt
Elmer
Superior Criminal Court
John H. Hart
Harvard Supes At Theater: Vacation Fun Turns Serious
Harvard men joined about forty supes at the Boston Theatre during vacation to watch Sarah Bernhardt. They were paid two dollars, some loaned tickets to friends, and several recalled the giddy experience behind the scenes. The piece also follows a separate court case where Rathbun and Hart face poisoning allegations tied to Mrs Rathbun, with Hart later released and Rathbun’s spouse implicated.
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Bernhardt
Harvard
L’aigion
Sarah
Boston
Cambridge
Chum
Douglas Factory Expansion to Raise Output to 6000 Pairs Daily
Brockton plans a 100 by 40 foot four story wing adding 16 000 square feet for manufacturing. A 400 HP engine and 150 HP boiler will boost power for future growth. Output targets 6000 pairs daily by July 1 with weekly payroll around 23 000 dollars. Advertising and sales rise as the Douglas shoe business expands.
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W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Douglas
Son
Youth’s Companion
Mass
Times
Isabel Stilman and Percy Rockefeller Wed at St Bartholomews
Miss Isabel Goodrich Stilman daughter of James Stilman and Percy A Rockefeller son of Mr and Mrs William Rockefeller were married at St Bartholomews Church at 3 30 this afternoon The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Stillman home East Fortieth Street A large fashionable crowd attended and the couple may tour the United States and then go abroad
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New York
Isabel Goodrich Stilman
James Stillman
Percy A. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
St. Bartholomew's Church
Stillman
East Fortieth Street
Ethel G. Rockefeller
Edith Gray
Ethel Whitney
Alice Strong
Daisy Greer
William G. Rockefeller
James C. Greenway
Frederick B. Adams
John W. Cross
William 8. Coffin
Frank D. Cheney
Corliss Sullivan
James A
C. Chauncey Stillman
David H. Greer
Brown Debaters Defeat Dartmouth in Providence Debate
Brown defeated Dartmouth in a Providence debate held on April 23. The question on independence and integrity of the Chinese empire was debated with Brown taking the negative. Brown team members were Floyd L. Carr Edward F. Greene and Harvey N. Davis. Dartmouth's team included Julius A. Brown Frank W. Halliday and Robert H. Scales.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Dartmouth
Hanover
Lved
Floyd L. Carr
Hornellsville
N. Y
Edward F. Greene
Newton Centre
Mass
Harvey N
Stadacona a total loss after fire at Rosario
Advices state the British bark Stadacona Captain Spurr, from Boston, reported on fire March 26 at Rosario, became a total loss March 28. Little cargo was saved. Stadacona, a 1011 ton wooden vessel built in 1885 at Parrsboro Nova Scotia, owned by J A Russell.
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London
Spurr
Rosario
Boston
Parrsboro
N. 8
J. A. Russell
Grape Nuts and Chewing for Digestive Health
A New York doctor endorses thorough chewing to aid digestion and teeth health, noting many New Yorkers swallow soft foods. Grape-Nuts and cream are promoted as ideal, pre digesting grains and supporting brain and nerve nourishment with a promise that proof will follow use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Wood Sees Early Peace In Cuba
General Leonard A. Wood military governor of Cuba arrived in New York with Mrs. Wood and his secretary after a Havana trip. He met President McKinley to brief on the Cuban commission and Platt amendment, predicted economic improvement after a constitutional settlement, noted improved U.S.-Cuba relations, and cited progress in Cuban schools and public welfare.
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New York
Leonard A. Wood
Cuba
General Wood
Washington
Neral Wood
Morro Castle
United States
Woct
Con
Havana
Eee
Rathbun-Neely
la Discusion
Wood
Maximo Gomez
Senor Estrada Palma
TWO NEW BISHOPS
Archbiop Cor rigan confirms Rome appointments of John J. O Connor to Newark bishop and William H. O Connell to Portland bishop. O Connell previously led the American College in Rome with prior Boston ties. Indictments discussed in a separate note concern forged signatures on a will.
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W. H. O’connell
Portland
J. J. O'Connor
Newark
New York
Corrigan
Rome
John J. O'Connor
Wigger
Monsignor Doane
William H. O'Connell
American College
Mer. W. H. O’connell
Boston
Mar »S O'Connell
American College In
Death of Professor Hubert James in siege incident
Dr. Ament recounts the death of Professor Hubert James during the siege at Yokohama. James was seized by Chinese soldiers on the canal bridge, brought before Lamg Lu, refused to bow, imprisoned seven days, beheaded, and his head displayed for three days.
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Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Ament
San Francisco
Hubert James
Boston
Canal Bridge
Lamg Lu
Indictments Rige Gase in New York Murder Case
Albert T. Patrick David L. Short and Morris Meyers appeared before the grand jury again in New York on April 23. The jury is now convinced Patrick is charged with murder for the death of William Rice. The report notes the trio faced renewed questioning.
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Patrick
Rice
Short and
Meyers
William M. Rice
New York
Albert T. Patrick
David L. Short
Morris Meyers
Confiaenta
Wiliam Mr. Rice
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