Munyon Rheumatism Cure Praised by Boston Testimonies
Two Boston residents report relief from long standing rheumatism after using Munyon s Rheumatism Cure. C Heart of Thatcher Street notes joint hand pain vanished after treatment. Sullivan of Park Street says years of suffering ended with permanent cure and no more pain.
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Heart
Sullivan
Munyon
Mr. C. Heart
Thatcher
Boston
Mass
Park
Roneeds Steel
Quincy Market Anniversary Marks Public Spirit and Folly
Boston’s Quincy Market opened on August 2 1836 named for the mayor who defended public funding. The ambitious project faced ridicule as a folly but endured seventy-one years as a civic monument. Merchants for beef produce and fish occupied the market upon its completion.
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Boston
Quincy Market
Quincy’sa
Fatal Blind Man's Buff at Lake George
Dr. F. B. Kitchell of Woodside New Jersey died at Roosevelt Hospital from injuries after a blindfold game of mans buff at Lake George on Tuesday evening. He pitched headlong over a veranda railing ten feet to the ground. He was an assistant instructor at the Mege of Physicians and Surgeons in New York.
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New York
Kitchell
Roosevelt Hospital
Obituary: Dr. Thomas J. Hayes Dies at 82
Beverly obituary notes Dr. Thomas J. Hayes age 82, chairman of the local Board of Health, died today from complications after an operation performed a week earlier. A graduate of Harvard Medical School.
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Beverly
Thomas J. Hayes
Board of Health
Harvard Medical School
Clarendon 18 Popular as Corner Garden Attracts Crowds
Patrons gather nightly at Petitone Garden on Mont Street and Warren Avenue to enjoy refreshing drinks under the awning. The Clarendon Hotel gains fame for its chef and table d hote dinners. Free bicycle checking is also noted.
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Peeeeon Garden
Mont Street
Warren Avenue
Clarendon
Klondike Ship Brings Alaska Riches To Port Townsend
The schooner Fred E Sanders arrived from St Michael with six Klondike passengers and about 90000 in gold nuggets. Passengers include J Dinsmore Eureka Cal Charles West Portland James McNamee Juneau Joseph Lowe Puget Sound and Henry Ash Dawson City. McNamee reports district claims worth millions and warns of a Yukon provisions shortage if steamers fail.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Fred E. Sanders
St. Michael
Klondike
Dinsmore
Eureka
Cal
Charles West
Portland
Ore
James McNamee
Juneau
Joseph Lowe
Puget Sound
Henry Ash
Dawson City
Sanders
McNamee
Yukon
Dawson
Stewart River
Circle City
Minook Creek
American Territory
Ladies Golf Championship Deciding Round at Manchester
The final round of the United States women’s championship unfolds at Manchester with Miss M. C. Sargent defending against Miss Beatrix Hoyt of Shinnecock Golf Club. Sargent defeated Miss Griscom yesterday while Hoyt beat Miss Longworth. top society observers attend including Senator McMillan and J Pierpont Morgan Jr.
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Essex County Club
Manchester
Boston
United States
M. C. Sargent
Beatrix Hoyt
Shinnecock Golf Club
Massachusetts
Miss Sargent
Miss Griscom
Marion Cricket Club
Miss Hoyt
Miss C
Longworth
Links
McMillan
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
E. Thayer
C. Oliver Seelin
R. C. Hooper
Herbert Sears
Bryce Allan
Lawrence Curtis
United States Golf Association
Kerr
Parish
Philip Armour, Jr
H. C. Chatfield Taylor
Mesers
Reynold
Tower and Cavanaugh
F. W. Stanwood
Griscom-Sargent
Miss Host
Union Labor Seeks Boston Built Ferryboat and Parade Rules
Labor leaders urge building the new ferryboat in Boston and protest sending public work elsewhere. Orders for Labor Day Parade place insistence on union shoes and local organization roles. A mass meeting of Pattern Makers backs unity and mutual protection. James Esdale is elected commander of Painters' personnel for Labor Day.
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Thomas J. Murphy
Richard W. Garrity
Boston
Lodge 264
International Association of Machinists
Quincy
S. A. of M
Unity Hall
Washington Street
J. J. Pallos
Pattern Makers
New York Central Labor Union
Pallos
Baldwin
George Bennett
Firemen’s Union
Mr. Pallas
New York
James Esdale
Funeral for ex Alderman John T Hadaway in Chelsea
Prominent Chelsea citizens attended the funeral service for John T Hadaway former Alderman. The event honored the late city leader and civic figure.
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Citisens
Chelsea
John Yr. Hadaway
Notable Chelsea Rites Honor Late Deacon Hadaway
A large funeral service for Deacon Hadaway at First Baptist Church was led by Rev. Francis W. Bakeman D D. Attendees included Mayor Hermon W. Pratt and many city officials. Floral tributes came from Chelsea Veterans Firemen Association Chelsea Saving Bank and the city government. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery with pallbearers led by ex Mayor George H. Carter.
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First Baptist Church
Francis W. Bakeman
D. D
Chelsea
William P. Drury
Deacon Hadaway
George H. Carter
George B. Morrill
Winnisimmet Benevolent Society
William N. Jewell
Chelsea School Committee
Charles T. Ring
A. C. Tenney
Chelsea Savings Bank
Emeline A. Gilman
Edward H. Lowell
Minnie L. Fenwick
Mattie O. Carter
Woodlawn Cemetery
Is He The Robber George Atwood Arrested On Mail Box Robbery Charges
George Atwood was arrested by U S authorities on mail box robbery charges in the city. About $1000 in goods was reported stolen. Atwood claimed innocence. A dealership incident involved a $790.87 check at a Harris Co sale on Traverse Street drawn by Rich Reed Atwood and endorsed by the deceased Mr Stock. Officers Egatt and Gordon effected the arrest.
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George Atwood
United States
Atwood
Harris & Co
Traverse Street
Rich, Reed & Atwood
Federal Street
8, Stock & Co
New York
Blackstone Bank
Stock
Curtis Guild Jr Appointed To Tennessee Exposition Post
Acting Governor Crane announced Curtis Guild Jr as commissioner of the Tennessee centennial exposition replacing Eben S. Draper who resigned. John F. Green of Hardwick named Worcester county trial justice. Henry Hyde Smith to Norfolk county trial justice. Alfred Hemenway of Boston named on committee to draft an act for Torreng land survey system.
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Curtis Guild, JR
Crane
Eben S. Draper
John F. Green
Hardwick
Worcester County
Henry Hyde Smith
Norfolk County
Alfred Hemenway
Boston
People's Party Convention in Massachusetts on September 18
The annual State convention of the People's party of Massachusetts will be held in Arcade Hall at No. 7 Park Square on Saturday September 18 at 11 o'clock a m. Representation is one delegate per town or city and for hefty votes or majority fraction thereof cast for our Governor candidate in 18. The convention will act on renomination of cases for State.
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People's Party of
Massachusetts
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Hoyt Edges Sargent In Close Golf Round
Miss Hoyt defeats Miss Sargent in a tense match to win the first round 3 up with two to play. Hoyt won the first two holes easily and captured the fourth fifth and sixth while Sargent led early but faltered in the late stages.
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Miss Sargent
Miss Hoyt
Cincinnati
Bradford
Curr
Curtis
Ts. McVickar
Mabe
Boardman
Seehene
Toronto University’s Love Wins Novice Singles Crown
In Niagara Ontario the finals of the international tennis tournament’s novice singles saw W D Love of Toronto University defeat G W Bell of Trinity University Toronto in three straight sets 6 4 6 2 6 3. The novice doubles match saw Port and Wagner of Buffalo defeat Dewitt of Princeton and McGew of Toronto with play continuing Monday.
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Niagara
Ascent of Mount St Elias Reaches Peak in Clear Night
An expedition reports Mt. St. Elias at 18 120 feet with no volcanic activity found. After 39 days exploring glaciers between the Augusta Mountains and Great Logan, the team reaches the summit at 11 hours of ascent. The ascent ends with flags planted and photos taken.
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Mt. St. Elias
St. Elias
Augusta Mountains
Great Logan
Russell
Mt. St. Eias
Mt. Newton
Prince Luigi
Dolan Charged With Knife Assault on Wife
Officers arrest Michael Dolan of 18 Orange Court for assault and battery with a knife on his wife Hose Dolan. She escaped injury.
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Michael Dolan
Orange Court
Dolan
Mail Clerks Face Off in Commonwealth Park Game
At Commonwealth Park in South Boston yesterday afternoon the mail clerks from Boston Providence and New York line crews played a ball game. Murrey's team won 81 to 16 with Killilea and the Murrey battery Travis and Russell praised for their play. Captain Murphy received strong coaching praise and a return game is promised soon.
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St. Stephen’s
North End
Apollo Garden
Roxbury
St. Augustine’s
Terpsichore
M. J. Miley
M. C. Guinee
J. H. Bim
R. F. Field
Henry Fitzgerald
Jeremiah E. Mahoney
J. H. O'Donnell
D. F. McCarthy
J. F. English
Mathey Leary
T. A. Magee
James Shannon
B. T. McCarthy
Edw. Fitzgerald
G. F. Magee
G. H. O’donnell
D. D
St. Stephens
D. J. O'Farrell
Kililea
Knapp
Charles Logue
John OlHare
John F. Fitzgerald
D. D. Rourke
Edward Mahoney
M. Donovan
Commonwealth Park
South Boston
Boston
Providence
New York
Shore Line
Murrey
Seymour
Killilea
Travis and
Russell
Murfey
Murphy
Fang
No Breakfast at Camp Isolation as Strikers Face Shortage
Pittsburg Penn Aug 26 There was no food in Camp Isolation at Plum Creek for the strikers breakfast today the first time since the camp was inaugurated Dinner was served as usual Camp Isolation is quiet Both sides are confident and awaiting developments The men at Centre were out at an early hour doing active missionary work Deputies were not taken to the crossroads at 4 am and the road was left unguarded Superintendent Samuel De Armitt said they did not need to stop the marchers any longer Deputies to guard company property going forward
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Pittsburg
Penn
Plum Creek
Samuel de Armitt
Women join miners strike protest at Oak Hill mines
In Pittsburg on August 26 wives and daughters of DeArmit's Oak Hill miners near Turtle Creek led a demonstration against the working miners, highlighting civilian involvement in the industrial dispute.
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Pittsburg
Penn
DeArmit’s
Oak Hill
Turtle Creek
Weavers Strike at Boston Manufacturing Company Mills
In Waltham on August 26 fifteen to twenty weavers walked out of the cotton mills of the Boston Manufacturing Company. New workers had been hired with promised pay, but no definite wages were posted. They attempted to present grievances, were unsatisfied, and exited the mill.
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Waltham
Boston Manufacturing Company
McDonough Defeats Doyle in 25-Round Bout in Elmira
In Elmira New York on August 26 Jack McDonough of Rochester beat Don Doyle of Chicago in a 25 round bout before Maple Avenue Club with about 1200 spectators. McDonough dominated the action but failed to stop Doyle. Frank Bartley of Binghamton defeated Walter Nolan of Chicago in an eight round prelim.
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Elmira
N. Y
Jack McDonough
Rochester
Don Doyle
Chicago
Maple Avenue Club
McDonough
Frank Bartley
Binghamton
Walter Nolan
Marblehead Bike Race Awards Prizes in 13 Mile Handicap
A thirteen mile handicap bicycle road race in Marblehead awarding Snow first with time prize, Florence second, Riley third, Parker fourth, Boyle fifth, Allen sixth, and Goodwin seventh.
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Marblehead
Snow
Florence
Riley
Parker
Boyle
Allen
Goodwin
Wagon Hit by Train at Waverley Street Crossing
A delivery wagon owned by F. S. Howe and driven by Adolph B. Porter was struck by the 7 30 passenger train from Mansfield at Waverly street crossing in Framingham. The horse was killed the wagon wrecked and Porter was hospitalized with a compound fracture of the thigh and injuries to the back.
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Framingham
Mass
F. 8S. Howe
Adolph B. Porter
Mansfield
Waverley Street Crossing
Porter
Body of sailor August North recovered at Marblehead
The body of August North, a sailor from the yacht Olga, who drowned when his boat overturned early this week, was recovered this afternoon by Diver Nickerson of Boston.
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Marblehead
August North
Smailor
Olga
Nickerg
Boston
Wrenn Wins Tennis Championship Over Eaves at Newport
Robert D. Wrenn of New York defeated William B. Eaves of London to win the American tennis championship at the Casino courts in Newport Rhode Island. The five set match drew about 6000 spectators as Wrenn rallied from early deficits to prevail 4-6 8-4 6-8 2-6 6-2 in a dramatic, hard fought final.
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Newport
R. I
Robert D Wrenn
New York
William B. Eaves
London
Eng
Eaves
Wrenn
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Fred Sanders
Railroad
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A. C. Craig
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Dyea
Seattle
Norman D. Macauley
Walter Oakes
James Peabody
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Skagway
J. Michael
Tatoosh Channel
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Thomas Stanton
C. E. Garthside
Taku Arm
Hootalinqua River
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Tuku
Lake Bennett
Marshal Murphy
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Charles River
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Commonwealth Avenue
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
John T. Hadaway
People's Party
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Mothers of America
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America
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R. D. Wrenn
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