Dr Greene's Nervura Promises Cure for Paralysis
An 1887 testimonial from Alexander Horn claims paralysis since 1866 was cured by Dr. Greene's Nervura. The letter urges readers to seek the remedy, touts safety and vegetable composition, and offers free consultation from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston. The push includes warnings about grip leading to paralysis and prompts sending a symptom form.
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Marine Asylum
Philadelphia
Penn
A. D
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
In Memory of Gen Grant and Political Banquet Notes
A Middlesex Club banquet at Youngs Hotel celebrated General Grant’s birthday with ex officials and leaders present. Speakers included Senator Warren of Wyoming, Congressman Lodge, State Treasurer Marden, and General John L Swift, praising Grant as a loyal statesman and hero while discussing Republican policy and current politics.
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Middlesex Club
General Grant
Young’s Hotel
Brackett
John L. Swift
Mart
Pinkerton
State Senate
H. E. Piepka
League of Republican Clubs of
Connecticut
Marden
Charles Fairchild
George S. Merrill
Sioner
Howes Norris
Byron Truell
John Haskell Butler
Warren
Wyoming
Klenry Cabot Lodge
Allison
Iowa
Senate
Butler
U. S. Grant
Admiral Porte
Appomattox
Grant
Congressman Lodge
Senator Warren
Dorchester Electric Car Fire Left Vehicle Destroyed
An electric car on Washington street near Schoel street Dorchester burned from the motor at 1129 last night. Alarm from Box 364 called to the scene. The interior was completely gutted leaving only the frame and tracks intact.
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Dorchester
Washington Street
Schoel Street
Corner Stone Laid for Grant Monument at Riverside Park
New York on April 27 witnessed the laying of the corner stone of General Grant's monument in Riverside Park. President Harrison, the Grant family, and Cabinet officials led a vast crowd in a ceremonial program featuring Depew's oration and a prayer by Dr. Hall. The event included a gold trowel laid stone containing historic documents and a subsequent banquet at Delmonico's with remarks by Secretary Elkins and other leaders.
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Harrison
Chauncey M. Depew
Elkins
Grant Birthday Club
New York
General Grant
Riverside Park
Grant
Foster
Rusk
Wanamaker
United States
John Hall
General Porter
Monument Fund
Belmont
Appomattox
Lincoln
Republic
Belmont and Donelson
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Camai
Grand Army of the Republic
Imperial
Ulysses S. Grant
John Mall
Miantonomah
Hudson
Grant Birthday Association
Delmonico’s
G. N. Dodge
Stephen B. Elkins
Henderson
Iowa
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Horace Porter
Mr. Elkins
South
Union
James River
Lee
Aentleman
Mexico
Cure of Gatarrhal Bronchitis and Rheumatism in Three Weeks
A Boston man with catarrh and rheumatism, lasting years, suffered eye pain, dizziness, ringing ears, nasal discharge, and a persistent hacking cough that worsened to involve his lungs. After three weeks of treatment by Dr. Dewey at Tremont Street, he reports complete relief from rheumatic pains and disappearance of cough and lung soreness.
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Dewey
Tremont Street
Boston Specialist Doctor Dewey Treats Catarrh Cure Claim
A Boston specialist advertises Dr. Dewey at 228 Tremont Street offering home treatment and free consultations. He claims to cure catarrh and lists dyspepsia rheumatism kidney and women’s diseases with hours 10 AM to 4 PM and 6 to 8 PM and Sundays 1 to 4 PM.
Alice Agaly TN Court Drama In High Profile Suit
In the Superior Court a sensational suit brought by Parson Downs against alleged maligners unfolds with testimonies from Alice Nepton and Dr Rufus Neves. The defense faces objections over anti Christian views as Downs denies the charges while details of a shooting threat emerge. A murder investigation looms as Seaman is described killed on West Elm Street with a county wide search and a pursuing police strategy.
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Sherman
Superior Court
Parson Downs
Alice Nepton
Stevens
W. W. Downs
St. John
Downs
Fred J. Tabor
Falmouth
Miss Nepton
Sarah E. Watson
Nepton
Alice
Mr. Downs
Hotel Clifton
Sawyer Pradlock
Rufus K. Neves
Alice Neptons
Coffey
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
Marston
Mr. Silsby
Bowdoin Square Church
Mr. Taber
Mr. Story
Wilbur Til
Hadlock
Haddock
Murder of Brockton citizen by unknown assailant
Collins A. Leaman a respected Brockton barber was attacked on West Elm Street and cast into an abyss known as The Willows. He died hours later after blunt head wounds and a stomach kick. Robbery motive suspected. $11 found at the scene. Police and citizens sought the killer as excitement gripped the city.
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Lexington Street
West Elm Street
Richard Irish
Whitman & Phelp
James Houghton, Jr
James Houghton
Main Street
Albert Ellis
Er. W. Holmes
Chase
House of Correction
Seaman
Halifax
N.S
H. L. Bryant
Collins A. Leaman
Dr. Paine
State Engraving Offer For Post Subscribers
All readers with thirty coupons or ready to mail can obtain the State engraving by visiting the Post office. Four month subscribers receive an engraving in advance and additional ones with enough coupons. Four months’ subscription is $1. Send seventy-five cents in stamps to cover tube and postage if unable to call. Address State Engraving, the Post, Boston. You can begin today.
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Post
the Post
Boston
Theatre Fire Chaos Tramples Crowd as Stampede Follows
A theatre blaze drives patrons to exits in a panic that injures and crushes some as chaos erupts. A man wounds with a knife, hundreds seek safety, and the Times annex is swiftly engulfed. The fire spreads rapidly, destroying floors, walls, and nearby buildings along Eighth Street.
Spring medicines and a pure stimulant for spring health
A health note argues against general spring medicines and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey as the only medicinal, pure stimulant. It claims nature cleanses the body in spring with light assist, and warns against inferior wares sold by unscrupulous druggists and grocers.
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Nature
Duffy’s
The Gotton Picker and its Looming Profits
The Lone Star Cotton Picker promises huge annual savings of 80 million dollars in harvesting. A full-sized working model is on display at 51 Milk Street. Investors can buy stock in shares as small as ten dollars or in larger blocks, with claims of unmatched returns from labor-saving machinery.
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King of Labor Savers
Lone Star
Milk Street
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Lodge
THE
Atlantic Works
Border
East
Mase
Hero's Tomb
Mr. Depew
DR. Dewey
Tremont ST
Boston, Mass
Alice Agaly
Says Downs
Alice and the Doctor
Garfield Brothers
Charles Garfield
Lieutenant Tower
California
Gallen
Blancsgard & Farrar
Faneuil Mali
Vince
Aarnard & CO
Bugs
Brockton
Houghton
Ellis
Reserve Force
A. C. Crocker
J. W. Porter
Paret
Guttenberg
Jay Qu
McKeever
Flame
Rade Windi Lorraine
Coil
Imperatrice Fily
Gladness
Nb Pot
Little Jake
Alma Tener
Turk
Lady Falsifer
Queen of Trumps
Brooklyn
Ener
Westimoreland
St. Luke Ereree
Sierra Nevada
Burr Oak
Bassanio
A. M. Bates & Sons
Haverhill Street
Massachusetts
Dan
Gerous
Times
Times Annex
City Department of the Times
the Times
American Press Association
DeKoskene & Hetherington
Art Metal
Philadelphia Traction Company
Hamilton & Diesinger
Eighth Street
Sansom
Walnut
Roulson House
Jaggart’s
Gotton Picker
Hinxs
Fpianos
W. P.B. Brooks
Hanover
J.4 & Folan
Haverhill St
North Side
B. & M. Depot
Sunday Times
Walnut Street
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Sansom Street
James $. Earle
Continental Hotel
Eighth
Ninth, Chestnut
Johnson
Alway
Johnson & CO
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