Drunkenness Cured Free Trial Remedy Offered
A home remedy by Dr. Haines called Golden Specific is advertised as silently curing drunkenness by being hidden in tea coffee or food. The ad claims thousands aided, cites testimonial from Mrs. John M. Hatton of Lebanon Ohio, and offers a free mailed trial package with usage guidance from Dr. J Haines of Cincinnati.
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Haines
Gli
John M. Hatton
Lebanon
Ohio
P. O. Box
Dr. Haines
J. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Lodge Robbed in Grand Central Pickpocketing Incident
Junior Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was robbed of his pocketbook at Grand Central Station after arriving from New York. Lodge reported the loss to Police, with details of the incident and his intention to return to Boston. The wallet contained papers and a few dollars, but his senate position remained secure.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Roosevelt
Senator Platt
Grand Central Depot
Doughty
Rough Rider
Teddy
Boston
Mr. Lodge
Nahant
Ranack
Penny
Henry C. Lodge
Ahant
Mass
Soldier buried at Mount Hope in anonymous hero’s funeral
A nameless hero from Santiago, possibly Private Andrew Steen or Kline of the Twentieth U S Infantry, received a soldier’s burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Strangers funded and organized the funeral after government neglect, with Dr. John Dixwell arranging flowers, a guard, and a brief service led by Rev. A Manchester.
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Santiago
Mount Hope
Andrew Steen
Kline
Company E
Twentieth United States Infantry
Massachusetts General Hospital
Olivette
John Dixwell
Tinkham
Martha Jane Sharby
East Boston
Dixwell
Lydia
G. H. Fullerton
Seventh United States Infantry
John M. Flockton
Dr. Dixwell
Mount Hope Cemetery
Flockton
Earth
Europe Debates Peace Message and War Costs
The report outlines war burdens the Czar seeks to abolish, listing land force personnel by country and total costs for 1897 and naval expenditures by country. Nations named include Germany, France, Italy, Austria-Hungary, Russia, and Great Britain with specific figures.
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Germany
France
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Great Britain
Czar's Peace Message Triggers Mixed European Reactions
London reports on the Czar's peace proposal stirring Europe as French and German editorials weigh its practicality and potential effects. British officials say no mutual disarmament communications were made, while France ties any conference to Alsace Lorraine restoration. German papers caution against overconfidence in disarmament.
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London
Europe
Morning Post
Russia
House of Commons
Wilfrid Lawson
Balfour
Paris
France
Alsace-Loraine
The
Temps
Germany
William
Nicholas
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Health
Worn women find new vigor through Hood's Sarsaparilla. The tonic boosts appetite steadies nerves braces muscles and supports heart function. A full trial is urged with a price of $1 or six for $5.
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Hood
America
Nellie F Young's marriage sparks Cambridge case
Nellie F Young a Cambridge girl aged under 16 marries Yee Quong a Chinaman in Chelsea. Inspector Jones locates her in a Boston Chinatown tenement. She is held on a disobedient child charge with $300 bail as her fate awaits a juvenile session.
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Nellie F. Young
Cambridge
New York
Nellie
Ughy
Inspector Jones
Yee Quong
Podige
Henry Jones
Orr
Boston
Essex Street
Gad
Chelsea
Third District Court
Philadelphia
Nellie Young
Major O Connor funeral in Boston with military guard
The funeral for Major M J O Connor of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment is set for 9:45 a m from East Armory to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. A battalion of the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery will march to Calvary Cemetery with a large, ceremonial floral display from local posts and dignitaries.
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M. J. O’connor
Ninth
Massachusetts Regiment
East Armory
East Newton Street
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Hurley
Portland
Father Fitzgerald
New Hampshire
Father O’connor
Armory
E. F. Hurley
St. Dominic’s Church
Joseph V. Tracey
Father O’brien
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
George Ligons
Church of the Most Holy Precious Blood
Hyde Park
James Lee
Revere
Ninth Regiment
Washington Street
Calvary Cemetery
L. J. Duchesney
Harvey
J. Keefe
Quinby
First Heavy Artillery
W. H. Oakes
Charlestown
Joseph H. Joubert
John H. Dunn
John Brien
Frank T. Mara
Robert E. Maguire
J. D. McLaughlin
J. E. Quinn
John D. Berran
L. A. Dowd
Charles J. Ferguson
Hubert J. McLaughlin
David P. Ronayne
Joseph A. Cogan
Fred W. Lyons
James Ryan
John F. O’brien
Thomas B. Shea
Dennis H. Mahoney
Charles Hawley
Edwin A.wall
Edward Erwin
David F. Hayes
Wiliam G. MacDonald
William J. Barry
John C. Bassidy
Thomas J. O'Daly
John L. Kelly
William J. Carlin
Eugene L. Quigley
Joseph McDonough
John J. Murray
J. G. Murphy
John T. Sullivan
William Flynn
Dahlgren
Washington Post
St. Augustine
First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Salem
Fort Pickering
Boston
Perlie A. Dyar
Lawrence J. Logan
Boston Board of Aldermen
Quincy
State
Frank Sweeny
The
J. Carlin
Eugene Is Quigley
Joseph M.donough
J. J. Murray
Wages of Sin and a Baron Vow in New York
Baroness Wanda Von Stern Bodenbach 18, known as Lillie Barnett in the Tenderloin, dies in Carmine and Bedford streets. Baron P. de Lange of Austria vows to avenge her, once he recognizes her and discusses marriage. Her body stays at Benedict's undertaker until burial, possibly in Austria or Calvary Cemetery. Police hold her effects for the public administrator.
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New York
Wanda von Stern Bodenbach
Austria
Nas
Benedict
Carmine
Bedford Streets
Tenderloin
Lillie Barnett
P. de Lange
Broadway
West Thirty-eighth Street
Wanda
Baron de Lange
Lillie
Calvary Cemetery
Woman Arrested in Male Attire in New York City
A young woman wearing a black alpaca sack coat gray trousers and a black derby hat was arrested in Long Island City by Detective Kelly while seated on a car near Calvary Cemetery. Nellie Michaels 25 Manhattan said she wore the disguise to follow her husband and was arraigned tomorrow before Magistrate Connerton.
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New York
Long Island City
Kelly
Calvary Cemetery
Seventy-fifth
Nellie Michaels
East Forty-first Street
Manhattan
Connerton
Massachusetts women mobilize supplies for troops abroad
Massachusetts volunteers report sending more than 60 000 clothing items and hundreds of cases of food and medicine to soldiers in the tropics and at Montauk Point and Boston hospitals. The treasurer defends the effort against criticism, noting ongoing needs and renewed hospital outfits.
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Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Massachusetts
Dean
Express
Henry L. Higginson
Tropics
Montauk Point
Olivette
Boston
Hand Crushed at Work Leaves Young Worker Amputated
G. W. Mitchell an 18 year old Hazel Park Everett employee of Carter Ink Company caught his right hand in a stamping press yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where amputation was found necessary.
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G. W. Mitchell
Hazel Park
Everett
Carter Ink Company
Captain Clark to Receive Three Months Leave of Absence
Washington reports Captain Charles E. Clark once commander of the Oregon will be discharged from hospital treatment in New York and granted three months leave of absence. He previously served as commander of the Oregon.
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Washington
Charles E. Clark
Oregon
New York
East Boston Leader Declares Ninth District Candidacy
Chairman Joseph A. Conry of the Board of Aldermen announced his candidacy for Congress in the Ninth District. He argues East Boston deserves representation, cites harbor improvement work, and criticizes the incumbent Mr Fitzgerald for absences and party disputes while urging a vigorous, rotation-friendly campaign.
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Board of Aldermen
John F. Fitzgerald
James A. Gallivan
Congress
Ninth Congressional District
Joseph A. Conry
Common Council
East Boston
Post
South Boston
South End
North
Boston
East
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Washington
Hoar
Senate
Fitzgerald
P. A. Collins
Joseph H. O'Neil
United States
London
Alger
Democratic Party
City Hall
Senator Gallivan
Gallivan
Charlestown
Massachusetts
General Court
National Congress
Along the North Shore Bathhouse Decline and Future Plans
Report notes a sharp drop in Crescent Beach State bathhouse attendance to about 300 bathers and 8000 reservations, attributing it to chilly weather. Plans for a September 12 illumination along the reservation are under way with hotel and resident cooperation sought. Park commissioners promise a clock for the Crescent Beach tower next season as part of ongoing improvements. The piece also mentions arrests of three young city workers, Brown, Robinson, and Harris, connected to large stores, with Brown observing police approach.
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Gilman
Post
Crescent Beach
West
Revere
Winthrop
Short Beach
Point of Pines
Teen Porter Injured In Elevator Crush At Mill Street Firm
Thomas Fahney a 16 year old porter for W. B. Quimby & Co. at 87 Milk Street had a foot crushed yesterday afternoon when an elevator failed. Bones protruded through flesh but amputation was not required. he was removed to Emergency Hospital for treatment.
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Thomas Fahney
W. 8. Quimby & Co
Milk Street
Wringer and Sweeper Repairs by American Wringer Co
For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer Company warranted are best All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired Write or telephone and we will call for and deliver without extra charge American Wringer Co.
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American Wringer Company
The
American Wringer Co
Saratoga Floral Fete Opens September 6 1898
The Saratoga floral fete will occur on September 6 as part of the season of 1898. Low excursion rates are offered via the Fitchburg railroad, attracting visitors from nearby areas.
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Fitchburg
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