Peruna testimonials from New York and Chicago readers
A series of letters from women including Miss Mary Ratz of Brooklyn and Mrs Augusta Boettcher of Chicago praising Peruna and Dr Hartman’s free chronic catarrh treatment. They claim relief from backache headaches nervous debility leucorrhea and womb inflammation after using Peruna and request publication of more letters.
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Mary Ratz
New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
Seventh Avenue
Hartman
Augusta Boettcher
Emerald Ave
Chicago
Harvard Receives Ancient Roman Tablet Cast
Harvard receives a cast of a seventh century B C inscribed stone from Italy, claimed as the oldest Latin inscription, with translation by Professor Cect of Rome. The upper portion is broken from Gaulish sacking. scholars doubt the translation’s accuracy due to extensive obliteration. Also received were Nihilist books and Tolstoy works published in Geneva, forbidden in Russia.
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Classical
Harvard University
Italy
Romulus
Rome
America
Cect
University of Rome
Jupiter
Harvard College Library
Tolstoi
Geneva
Russia
Congress Asked to Investigate for Itself the Maclay-Sampson Episode
Representative Williams of Mississippi proposes a House committee to probe E S Maclay's History of the Navy of the United States. He accuses Maclay of calling Rear Admiral Schley a liar and coward and alleges proof sheets were approved by Captain Crowninshield and Rear Admiral Sampson. The resolution seeks inquiry and guidance on further action.
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Congress
Maclay- Schley-Sampson
Washington
Wee
Williams
Mississippi
House
Maclay
Navy of
The
United States
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Schley
Navy Department of the United States
Navy
Navy Department
House of Representatives
Crowninshield
Sampson
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Visited by Boston Literary Figures
Boston’s Vendome state parlors hosted a New England Women’s Press Club reception honoring Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Prominent attendees included writers and educators such as Mrs. Erving Winslow, Miss Alice Stone Blackwell, and Professor Louis Elson. Wilcox spoke on cheerfulness and perseverance as keys to writing success and expressed interest in metaphysical subjects.
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Boston
Vendome
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Wilcox
New England
Dainty
Elizabeth M. Gosse
Stella O. Libby
Soule
Isabelle Laughlin
Jean Pa‘il Selinger
Murray
Erving Winslow
Peter MacQueen
Nixon Waterman
Oscar Fay Adams
Jacob Strauss
Martha Dana Shepard
Howard Malcolm Ticknor
Henry W. Chapin
Jean Paul Selinger
Jane Avery
J. L. Harbour
H. T. Dobson
H. W. Gaskill
Charles Williams
Micah Dyer
Misses Chamberlain
May Alden Ward
Alice Adams
Marion Howard Brazier
Estelle M. Hatch Merrill
Lallie Jovy White
Proposal for Educational Immigrant Test in Congress
The Immigration Restriction League in Boston drafts a bill to amend immigration law. It adds a literacy test requiring reading in any language and sets testing language by immigrant choice with Constitution slips. The measure, effective July 1, 1902, excludes those unable to read and directs return at carrier expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Restriction League
Fiske
Boston
United States
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Prize Percheron Sold in Chicago Auction
The Percheron stallion Pourquipois, 3 years old and under 4, won first prize at the Livestock exposition and the all ages championship. He was purchased today by Alderman Frank Towler of Chicago for about $3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pourquipois
Frank Towler
True tonics rely on food not alcohol says expert
An analysis condemns patent medicines and alcohol based tonics as harmful long term. It argues true tonics come from wholesome digestion and food, not drugs, and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe aid after meals for digestion and appetite.
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Stuart
Boston Theatrical Season Opens With Notable Debuts and Plans
Henry W. Savage reports King Dodo thriving as winter concert series begin with The Theatrical Mechanics Association presenting Sunday benefit shows starting Dec 8 at the Sark Theatre. E. B. Willard on New England circuit returns to Malden Auditorium near Christmas. Jan Kubelik makes Boston debut at Symphony Hall with a curated program. Adele Bleck and Henrietta Crosman slated for Tremont Theatre in January. Miss Block’s friends plan a welcome in Boston. Christmas vaudeville rumors swirl for Park Theatre. Josef Hofmann’s first piano recital at Chickering Hall tomorrow afternoon. Francis Rogers performs a 3 PM vocal recital at Steinert Hall with Handel to Cowen selections. Bowdoin Square Theatre gains a new electric sign. Bowdoin School Associates to honor Blanche King at Music Hall tomorrow.
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Henry W. Savage
Chicago
Jan Kubelik
Boston
Adele Bleck
Tremont Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Miss Block
Park Theatre
Josef Hofmann
Chickering Hall
Francis Rogers
Steinert Hall
Handel
Mozart
Luily
Ponechielli
Brahms
Schubert
Schumann
Franz
Ries
Dvorak
Saint-Lacis
Lehmann
Homer
Margaret R. Lang
Lueckstone
Cowen
Lothrop
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin School
Music Hall
Blanche King
Chauncey Olcott Opens Boston Theatre Run With New Play
Chauncey Olcott appears at the Boston Theatre for a two week engagement presenting his new play Garrett O’Magh with music and patronage by the usual sponsor. At the Grand Opera House the Royal Liliputians stage The Merry Tramps with a chorus of pretty girls and diverse ballets including The Birth of Venus Polar Star and The Burning Volcano. Liliputian cast features Major James D Doyle Louis Merkle Howard Knowles James F Rosen Joseph Algere George Liable Casper H Weis O Mack John Church Annie Liable Helen Andner and Mile Maria Mozzi premiere danseuse Julia Marlowe is currently performing elsewhere.
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Chauncey Olcott
Boston Theatre
Garrett O’magh
Royal Liliputians
Grand Opera House
Liliputian Company
James D. Doyle
Louis Merkle
Howard Knowles
James F. Rosen
Joseph Algere
Jeorge Liable
Casper H. Weis
O. Mack
John Church
Annie Liable
Helen
Boston Theaters Show Busy Prosperous Season
The Colonial Theatre promises a strong Boston run with When Knighthood is in Flower. Arizona stars a long-established cast at Tremont while Biddle Dee Dee delights Park Theatre patrons. The Rogers Brothers in Washington ends at Hollis this week with a matinee today. Forest Lovers with Bertha Galland arrives after Dec. 9. Sky Farm at the Museum enters its ninth crowded week. Boccaccio at Columbia features a notable Facelift Dance by H T McConnell with De Lange Clark Smith and chorus. Carmen continues at Bijou Opera House to packed houses and a Dec 9 Cercle Francais engagement precedes a double bill of Cavalleria Rusticana and The Pirates of Penzance on Dec 10. The Ivy Leaf remains a strong Bowdoin Square Irish drama, Cinquevalli the juggler and Leon the illusionist draw big crowds at Keith’s and Music Hall respectively. Nat M Wills delivers fresh parodies at the Howard. Coreans close at Austin Stone’s while Emma Groves the bearded fat lady sells daily receptions at Nickelodeon. Ed Favor and Edith Sinclair lead Are You a Buffalo at Grand Opera House next week. Through the Breakers is Morrison’s current offer with My Partner to follow.
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Rogers Brothers
Washington
Hollis
Bertha Galland
Sky Farm
Museum
Columbia Theatre
H. T. McConnnell
Messrs. de Lange
Thomas Clark
Smith
Bijou Opera House
Bijou
Cercle Francais
Cavalleria Rusticana
Boston
Bowdoin Square
Cinquevalli
Nat M. Wills
The
Howard
Coreans
Austin & Stone
Grand Opera House
Morrison’s Grand Theatre
Severin de Deyn
Nettie Abbott
Engineer Killed in Vernon Collision Near Brattleboro
Henry Baldwin, 60, passenger engineer, died after leaping from his train to avoid a freight engine partly on the main track at Vernon. Fireman Shattuck escaped unharmed as the Bellows Falls to Brattleboro run struck the rear cars, blocking traffic for hours. Baldwin left two children in South Londonderry.
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Brattleboro
Henry Baldwin
Vernon
Shattuck
Baldwin
Bellows Falls
South W Londonderry
Trafie
Fourteen Smallpox Cases Reported by Board of Health
The Board of Health reports 14 new smallpox cases for the day ending 9 a.m. yesterday forenoon, with only one new case between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Doctor Shea calls it hopeful but cautions no stay is certain. Dr. Durgin urges ongoing precautions and vaccination, focusing on East and South Boston. The Post had misreported nine cases in the North and West End yesterday.
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Board of Health
Shea
Durgin
Boston
Post
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