August for Health and Strength with Paine's Celery Compound
August is urged as a month to restore weight, nerves, and vigor using Paine's celery compound. The ad claims improved blood quality, better digestion, and increased energy by nourishing the nerves, brain, and overall system, addressing tiredness, debility, and nervous exhaustion. It targets middle aged adults with stress and poor nutrition, linking symptoms to nervous and nutritional derangements.
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Paine
Sunday liquor squad probes 14 law violators before court
The city liquor squad, in a Sunday raid, prepared to arraign fourteen violators with seized stock listed by name and amount. Items included lager, whiskey, and mixed totals from addresses on Chelsea Wapping Water and other streets. Separately, Mary Bailey’s North Beacon Street Brighton house yielded 112 pints of whiskey.
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Bernard Cadden
Hayes Street
Patrick Minerhan
Chelsea Street
Thomas Winston
Ellen MclInery
Shannon Street
Hannah Moe- Sweeney
Wapping Street
John Armstrong
William Ahearn
Bow Street
William J. Fitzpatrick
Honora Herlihy
Water Street
Cornelius Cronin
John McKenna
James Mead
Catherine Connelly
West Sixth Street
Wright
Mary Bailey
North Beacon Street
Brighton
Day Day In Brookline Police Raid Seizes Liquor
Brookline police arrested a major raid on Pearl street premises owned by Mrs. Joanna Conway. A warrant covered five tenements and four families, with sergeants and patrolmen seizing large quantities of lager and whiskey across the properties. The daughter's premises yielded fourteen lager bottles and a quart of whiskey, John Long's home had forty eight quarts of lager and two whiskeys, and James McMahon's tenement produced forty eight lager bottles and one gallon of whiskey.
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Brookline
Joanna Conway
Pearl Street
Allen
Assault on Railroad Avenue in Lynn Reported
Alexander Gadboys says he was waylaid by three men on Railroad avenue in Lynn. They knocked him down and beat him about the head. He told police one assailant lives in Lowell who allegedly threatened to kill him before leaving the city. Gadboys did not know the attackers.
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Lynn
Alexander Gadboys
Railroad Avenue
Lowell
Gadboys
Death of Hon Nathan P Coburn of Newton
Newton philanthropist Hon Nathan P Coburn died at his home 15 Franklin street Newton after a long illness. He was 77 and survived by a widow two brothers and a sister. His gifts included 50000 to a Colorado college and 100000 toward Eliot Church construction. He was formerly with William Claffin Coburn & Co after fifty years in business. Funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon.
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WN. P. Coburn
Newton
Nathan P. Coburn
Franklin Street
Mr. Coburn
Alonzo
D. J. Coburn
Hopkinton
Mass
George F. Tufts
Charlestown
Colorado College
William Claffin, Coburn
Boy hit by bicycle in East Boston at Saratoga and Bremen
Five year old James Sullivan was struck by a bicycle ridden by Michael Con don at the corner of Saratoga and Bremen streets in East Boston at 8 o clock last night. He suffered severe bruises to the head and was taken to his home at 808 Bennington Street.
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James Sullivan
Michael Condon
Saratoga and
Bremen Streets
Boston
Bennington Street
Funeral of Reuben B. Prince This Afternoon
The funeral for Reuben B. Prince will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at his residence 27 Western avenue Cambridgeport. He was a veteran of the war, served in Company I Eighth Massachusetts Infantry, and was a member of W. H. Smart Post 30 G. A. R.
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Reuben B. Prince
Western Avenue
Cambridgeport
Prince
Eighth
Massachusetts Infantry
W. H. Smart
Atchison Protective Committee Calls Stockholders to Act
Topeka and New York report an urgent stockholder rally for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad. The committee outlines plans to reorganize, verify finances, and depose funds with trust companies, warning that foreclosure looms without united action and promising faithful management change and protection for securities.
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Topeka, Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Atchison Protective Reorganization Committee
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
New York
Atchison
Eat
Treasury
Boston
London
United Action
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
William Street
Atlantic Trust Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Mass
Theodore W. Myers
City of
Benjamin F. Tracy
Navy
William H. Hale
Ey Clews
Clews & Co
Ward N. Tailor
Martin van Buren Edge
Fall campaign notes on Massachusetts Democratic slate
The meeting of the Democratic State committee shows John E. Russell likely to be the standard bearer again while James B. Carroll declines the Lieutenant Governor nomination. Talk of a Greenhalge renomination persists, with Republican rivals unable to unite a clear opposition this year. Several western state figures and Mayor Coughlin are discussed for second place, and Randall-Simpkins affect regional strategy.
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John E. Russell
Bay State
Democratic State Committee
Sage
Leicester
Washington
Field
Coughlin
Fall River
Randall-Simpkins
Senate
Crosby
Pittsfield
Albert Houghton
North Adams
J. Q. A. Lathrop
Springfield
Gillett
William L. Douglas
Brockton
Greenhalge
World's Sweetest Songs praised by Professor Clarke
The World's Sweetest Songs collection earns high praise from H A Clarke of the University of Pennsylvania who commends its excellence and variety. The Post distributes copies for one coupon and 10 cents for a limited period, attracting music critics and lovers nationwide.
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H. A. Clarke
University of Penn
Williams Wolcott for Mayor Rumors Spark Charlestown Factional Feud
The chatter on Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott advancing as mayor this fall is ridiculed by his supporters who see a head-of-ticket run after Governor Greenhalge finishes on Beacon Hill. Mrs. Wolcott may influence any mayoral boom, aiming to be the state’s first lady, as a key factor in local politics.
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Wolcott
Beacon Hill
Left for Death in East Boston Assault on Margaret Raymond
In East Boston a man named James MacDonald is charged with assaulting 14 year old Margaret Raymond and beating 13 year old Stamiford Whalen beside the Boston and Albany tracks. The girl was thrown into water, rescued by Whalen, and near death before waking. MacDonald, reputed and sought for a prior similar assault, fled toward Fourth Section as police from Station 7 pursue him.
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Margaret Raymond
East Boston
Sunday Post
James MacDonald
Station 7
Stamiford Whalen
MacDonald
O’shea
Stamford Whalen
Raymond
Boston & Albany
Ice House Lot
Raymond Girl
Nellie Flaherty
Mattie Evans
Staniford Whalen
Larrie Flaherty
Campbell
Maggie
Boston
Reddy
Porter
Paris Street
Concord Reformatory
Morton Willing For Governor Amid Unity Pressure
Prominent passenger Levi P Morton arrived aboard La Normandie in New York. He said he would consider running for governor due to letters from personal and political friends, though he will decide within a week. Morton, health excellent, plans to visit the country seat at Rhinebeck after meeting supporters aboard the ship. United States Senator Walcott of Colorado was also aboard.
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New York
la Normandie
Levi P. Morton
Republican Party
Morton
Fletcher
Rhinebeck
United States
Walcott
Colorado
North Shore crowds attend Crescent Beach festival week
Thousands throng Crescent Beach and Beachmont for religious services and seaside amusements while Point of Pines hosts the annual musical festival week. Carter's Band and the Lynn City Band perform, with Annie Foster Larcom and Jose receiving encores. A continuous concert runs 1 to 6 pm, then 7 to 9 30 pm with about fifty musicians playing together.
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Crescent Beach
City Brigade
Beachmont
Point of Pines
Wife Fights Husband in Cambridgeport Court Row
Patrick Morrissey and Ellen Morrissey quarreled in Hayes court at about 2 AM. Patrick injured with a head wound after Ellen allegedly struck him with an earthen vessel. Dr. Bryant treated the bleeding. Both arrested for drunkenness.
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Patrick Morrissey
Ellen
Hayes Court
Cambridgeport
Pat
Patrick
Bryant
Secretary Carlisle ruling on wool tariff interpretation
New York Aug 26 secretary Carlisle telegram to William E Russell Boston clarifies that paragraph 297 applies to wool manufactures only. It suggests new tariff rates on manufactures of worsteds goat and alpaca hair will take effect when the law passes rather than Jan 1 18%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kilbreth
Carlisle
Washington
William E. Russell
Boston
Mass
J. G. Carlisle
McNary Denies Diner and Deal Rumors in Mayoral Race
Water Commissioner McNary refutes reports of dining with Mayor Matthews at the University Club and of being offered the Water Board chairmanship to withdraw opposition to Congressman McHitrick. He also says he knows nothing of a fall meeting pledge to McEttrick for the mayoral nomination and dismisses trade or deal allegations as without concern. He notes McEttrick was a pretended candidate and vows Democratic voters will decide the regular nominee without trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary
Matthews
University Club
Mc Hitrick
Water Board
Quincy
McEttrick
Congress
Beatrice Yacht Fairly Challenges Harbinger for Rematch
Beatrice supporters respond to Captain Daly Jr. letter by challenging the Harbinger to a three race series, best two of three, over the same course or another mutual choice for 500 a side. Quincy sender J T Cavanaugh dated August 2 cites belief Beatrice would have won despite accidents. Backers seek meeting with the Harbinger owner and stakes with the Post editor.
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William Daly, Jr
Beatrice
Bill
Sir
J. T. Cavanaugh
Quincy
The
Post
Viewing the Wreck City of Portsmouth in Salem Harbor
Salem Aug 26 Thousands visited the wreck of the steamer City of Portsmouth lying in Salem harbor. Only a deck segment and smokestack show above water as investigators note the fire origin mystery with no wind to move lamps. Onboard tug Beach crews say the blaze started away from the boiler and the interior was a mass of flames. no explosion was heard and the cause may stay unknown.
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Salem
City of Portsmouth
Salem Harbor
Beach
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N. H
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Wiseacres
W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
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Washington ST
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NEW Music Folio
James E. Hayes
Ward
Frank McGinnis
Ward 3
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Randall
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Cape Towns
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Oakdale
Worcester County
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Harrison
John BeLynch
Colby University
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Bissell
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Thayer
Joseph H. Walker
Yale
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Michael Toomey
Tremont House
Corcoran
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Stranahan
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Maine
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