Free Hour Treatments Promote Dr Wilson Eye Deaf Cure
A Boston notice announces hourly free eye and deafness treatments at the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons 18 Boylston street. The offer targets genuine cases with clean attire and no repeat free service. Testimonials from J Lindstrom and others praise absorption cataract treatment as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston Street
Wilson
Sweden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Thirteenth Street
N. W
Washington
Quay Denied Senate Seat as Vote Reverses
The Missouri senator Quay is refused a seat after a party line roll call. West votes No, denying Quay the seat by a 33 to 32 reversal, and Governor Stone appoints the outcome. The Senate adjourns in silence.
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Quay
Senate
Pettigrew
South Dakota
West
Chandler
Stone
Silent Politician Matthew Stanley Quay Born in 1833
Matthew Stanley Quay born in Dillsburg Pennsylvania on September 30 1833 rose to political power in Pennsylvania. He trained as a lawyer at Beaver County later served as secretary of the commonwealth and state treasurer amid rumors of defalcation involving Blake Walters and a Wall Street slump. He advised friends to stand by benefactors and never desert a man who did him favors.
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Matthew Stanley Quay
Dillsburg
Penn
Andrew Beaton Quay
Quay
Jefferson College
Penney & Sterrett
Pittsburg
Texas
Beaver
Pollock
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Wall Street
Blake Walters
Walters
Philadelphia
Noyes
United States
Don Cameron
Thomas Dolan
Easuly
Cameron
Quay acquitted in bank conspiracy case after charges
The Quays faced a 1898 indictment alleging conspiring with John Hopkins to unlawfully loan public moneys and trade bank stocks. A trusted messenger moved $150000 to the state treasury, and an expert found no shortage. Quay denied wrongdoing, was tried, and acquitted before Governor Stone appointed him to the U S Senate.
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Quay
Charles F. Myers
Matthew Stanley Quay
Richard R. Quay
Benjamin J. Haywood
Charles H. McKee
John S. Hopkins
People’s Bank of Philadelphia
People’s Bank
Hopkins
Quays
Senator Quay
St. Lucie
Fla
Myers
Stone
United States Senate
Attorney Given the Lie at Coeur d Alene
In Washington on April 24 Bart lett Sinclair on the stand contradicted Attorney Robertson who represents the miners. Robertson lunged at Sinclair and struck at his face. Several Congressmen intervened to separate them and an officer arrived but was not needed as order was restored.
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Washington
Coeur d’Alene
Bartlett Sinclair
Robertson
Sinclair
Newton Man Plans Boston Marriage To Miss Pierce
Miss Louisa Pierce born 1825 in Newton and Miss Pierce of eccentric habits awaits marriage to C H Barnes a Boston medical student. Barnes aged 32 may seek Rhode Island consent or Gretna Green rite while Miss Pierce lies ill and prospects of nuptials remain uncertain.
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Piprcbe
Newton
DR. Barnes
Woonsocket
Boston
Louisa Pierce
C. H. Barnes
Newtons
Miss Pierce
Barnes
Woonsocket, R. I
Post
Pierce
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Rhode Island
Gretna Green
Mr. Barnes
Annie Coolidge
Cambridge
Job Ainsley
Brown, Durrell & Co
Candidacy Boom for Long Ties Massachusetts Delegates
A Boston area political report outlines support for Will Boom Sec Long and a push to bolster his vice presidential bid. It notes leadership tensions in the Republican platform committee, lists proposed delegates and alternates from multiple districts, and mentions a reception at the American House with plans for discussion of the next national campaign. It also reports the death of a Hyannis native.
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Dickinson
Robinson
Dean
James R. Dunbar
Dunbar
Senator Lodge
McKinley
Lodge
Plunkett
McCall
Clifford
Massachusetts
Henry P. Field
Northampton
George R. Jewett
Salem
Alfred EB. Rose
Lowell
Samuel Courtney
Boston
William Whiting
Holyoke
Dana Malone
Henry M
Somerville
Charles H. Innes
Jesse M. Gove
William W. Campbell
W. L. Terhune
John H. Colby
Milton C. Paige
B. C. Benton
M. J. Murray
George BE. Keith
Brockton
A. B. Williams
Taunton
H. A. Dubuque
Fall River
Walter O. Luscombe
Knowlton
Captain Parker Dead
Captain Josiah C. Parker, a familiar figure to steamer users, died leaving the river transport community in mourning. His long service aboard local steamers and leadership among crew members were noted in tributes from passengers and colleagues.
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Parker
Josiah C. Parker
Object Lesson on Digestion and Diet in Vigorous Old Men
A physician notes that hearty older men dine on substantial foods like roast beef and mutton rather than bran diets. He argues vigorous age comes from good digestion and urges Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid weak stomachs, claiming safety for travelers and broad availability.
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Stuart
Maine
California
New England Cotton Yarn Company Incorpration Debate Continues
The House opened an all day session debating a bill to incorporate the New England Cotton Yarn Company. The measure faced questions on stock watering and trust risks, with 94 legislators voting for third reading. Opposition labeled it a trust and a broad speculation in stock values.
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House of Representatives
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Cape Cod
Kyle
Plymouth
Mills
Fall River
Willard
Chelsea
Howland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Weeks
Colby
Boston
Bennett
Saugus
Hines
Lowell
Reed
Taunton
Hills
Mellen
Worcester
McNary
Senate Kills House Bills in Quiet Session
In Berkshire Tolman challenged a House bill to curb corrupt election practices. the bill was rejected after brief debate. Chamberlain opposed amending Melrose charter over street railway franchise questions. A House bill requiring railroads to transport bicycles as baggage was postponed to May 2. A petition for more copies of Bradford's History of Plymouth was referred to the next General Court.
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Senate
Tolman
Berkshire
Ae House
Washburn
Chamberlain
Plymouth
Melrose
Bradford
Committee trips visit state farm and Clinton property
The committee on prisons visited Bridgewater State Farm for inspection and will report favorably to the Legislature. The committee on metropolitan affairs will tour Clinton to review state confiscated water supply property. The town has several land damage bills pending before the Legislature.
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Committee On Prisons
Bridgewater
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Clinton
Musician Joseph Wadsworth Still Missing in Boston
Boston musicians and relatives search for Joseph Henry Wadsworth missing for nearly two months since Feb 24. He was seen at Herbert Johnsons and Jacob Wirths, wife fears he died by self harm after a conversation about suicide. no signs of foul play. He left little money, no known enemies, and a daughter from a former marriage. age 58 with a strong likeness photo.
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Boston
Joseph Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow
Herbert Johnson
Jacob Wirth
Dover Street
Lves
Bainbridge Street
Brown
Edswort
Pinay
Wadsworth
J. Wadsworth
Royal Arcanum
Pas
Jennie Coe
Memorial Notice for Captain William H. Sampson
At the rest etien now Cap William H Sampson aged 85 years 1 Mon 20 services at 1 30 p m Thursday with touching tribute from Chelsea.
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Sampson
Etien Now
William H. Sampson
Aero Sates
Brown University Wins Close Debating Match in Ashburton Hall
Debaters from Brown University and Boston University School of Law faced off in Isaac Rich Hall Ashburton Place. Judge Moorfield Storey announced Brown as the winner after a contest on whether the United States should grant full independence to the Philippine Islands at once.
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Brown University
Boston University School of Law
Isaac Rich Hall
Ashburton Place
Brown
Moorfield Storey
Thomas N. Hart
United States
Isands
James H. Cotter
Wage J. Sherman
Arthur Hellman
Mayor Hart
Wellman
John C. Hadlock
B. U. Law School
Hadlock
Philippines
England
Canada
Australia
Clifford
Anderson
Thornton
Alexander
Charles
Fernald
Islands
Fred L. Hewitt
Boston University
Albert L. Scott
Wagner Evening Presented by Boston Conservatory Club
A Wagner Evening was held last night under the New England Conservatory Club with performances by Percy Jewett Burrell, George S. Dunham, Wilhelm Traupe, Ralph S. Smalley, George F. Sauer, Charles F. Carey, and Alfred P. DeVoto, featuring organ violin cello viola clarinet and piano.
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Wagner
Newngland Conservatory Club
Percy Jewett Burrell
George
Dunham
Wilhelm Traupe
Ralph 8. Smalley
George F. Sauer
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Charles F. Carey
Alfred P. DeVoto
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Tremont Street
Mass
J. Lindstrom
M. G
Pr. Wilson
J. A. Browne
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Ibe
Silent
Matthew
Harrisburg
John Wanamaker
Business Men's Republican League
Chris’ Magee
Dave” Martin
Coeur d’ Alene
Graves
Maryland
Sig- Chester H. Graves & Sons
Wtabanatta Sa Wre
Sec. Long
Here
Baltimore
New York City
Hyannis
Edward G. Parker
J. O. Merrill
Chelsen, Mass
Brussels
J. O
Axminsters
China
Japan
New England
THOS
O’callachan & CO
Washington St
Adams House
Cotton Yarn Co. Incorporation
Third Reading
Insurance Reserve Interest
Dalton
Horgan
Brookline
Street Railway
Joseph Tucker
Pittsfield
Labor
House
James Burton
Beat University
Wien
RN. H. White Co
U. S
Truss
Hotel Pelham
H. B. McConnell
Boylston St
Thomas Restieaux Co
Tremont ST
Matranallian
Dias Pumaren
Hanover St
Howse
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