Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Gas Relief
Imitating doctor talk, this ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a fix for flatulence and indigestion caused by wind in the stomach. It claims they attack gas forming foods, improve digestion, and suit both sick and well people. A free trial package is offered from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall
Michigan
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Whose Child Is This Photo Prompting Finder Reward
A Boston Post photo shows a boy on Bartlett street on his way home from school. A five dollar gold piece will be awarded to the child’s identifiable guardian or friend who brings proof to the City Editor at 275 Washington street third floor between 3 and 5 p m within five days of publication.
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Bartlett Street
Boston Post
Washington Street
New Sea Line Opens Today to Galveston
The Clyde line steamer Algonquin sails this afternoon from Lewis Wharf inaugurating a new weekly service to Galveston with plans to double later. Two Mallory line steamers will alternatingly operate, Rio Grande and Colorado, first sails on Dec 15 and Dec 22 respectively, with calls at Jacksonville both directions and support from Boston shippers.
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Galveston
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Colorado
Jacksonville
Boston
No Real Winter Across U S Except Alaska, Weather Official Says
Chicago reports record high November temperatures across the United States since 1872. Professor Henry J. Cox of the local weather bureau says there is no real winter weather in the U S, with Alaska as the exception.
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Chicago
Henry J. Cox
Cox
United States
Alaska
Has Bullet in His Head Heals Without Harm
Ned Short a 19 year old Groveland youth in Haverhill Massachusetts carried a bullet in his head after a revolver discharged in his pocket. Doctors could not locate the lead but the youth has recovered from the shock and may have the bullet left in his skull unless complications arise.
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Haverhill
Ned Short
Groveland
Short
Four Candidates Seek Mayoralty in Newburyport
Newburyport reports four candidates for mayor in the coming municipal election. They are Robert W. Burke attorney Moody B. Noyes local manufacturer Edward G. Moody and George F. Castle. The contest is expected to be very hot.
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Newburyport
Robert W. Burke
Moody B. Noyes
Edward G. Moody
George F. Castle
Solemn Requiem for Rev Hugh J Mulligan in Boston
A high mass of requiem for the late Rev. Hugh J Mulligan formerly pastor of St Pauls Church Hingham will be celebrated at SS Peter and Pauls Church Broadway South Boston on Friday December 3 at 9 oclock.
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Hugh J. Mulligan
St. Paul’s Church
Hingham
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
Broadway
South
Boston
Pauline the hypnotist’s staged letter theft ends in staged reveal
Pauline the French hypnotist at the American Music Hall conducted a staged blindfold walk with an industry committee. A hidden key was placed and a letter box letter retrieved and delivered to a predetermined recipient on Summer street. Dr Thornton Herman Nickerson and Charles Young played roles as the audience watched a mock performance ending with a restorative.
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Pauline
American Music Hall
Boston
Summer Street
J. B. Thornton
Herman Nickerson
Charles N. Young
Lindsay Morison
Washington Street
Mr. Young
Cornhill
Teachers 10 Help Board Discuss School Administration
A meeting of the Assistants' Club at English High School led to a probable formation of a teachers committee to consult with the School Board on administration. David A. Ellis, chairman, urged closer board teacher contact and cooperation for improvements.
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David A. Ellis
Ellis
Father John’s Medicine Story Promises $25000 Reward
A newspaper note recalls Father John O'Brien of Lowell Massachusetts and the cure touted as Father John’s Medicine. It offers a $25000 charitable grant if evidence disproving the claim of its curative power is produced, tracing the remedy to the priest’s past reputation.
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Father John
John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Romanic Sails To Azores and Europe From Hoosac Docks
The White Star steamer Romanic under Captain Hugh F. David sails from Hoosac docks Charlestown at 1 PM for Azores Gibraltar Naples and Gerica in the first homeward rush to southern Europe for Christmas travel. The ship carries 68 saloon and 50 second class passengers including the Allyn, Dodd, Trowbridge, Rantoul, and Day families of New York and nearby regions. Canopie sailing to Mediterranean ports on Dec 15 is canceled and rescheduled for Jan 15.
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Dorothy Allyn
Bradford Allyn
Mary I. Dodd
T. M. Dodd
City
J. T. Trowbridge
Arlington
Robert Rantoul
Salem
Carl E. Day
George Day
William A. Day
Lee S. Day
New York
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