New England Danger Promotes Quiet Health Reform
A European visitor notes New Englanders rush through life and work. Prominent locals including F G Whiting of the Shaver Telephone Corp and George C Goodwin discuss exhaustion as a modern hazard and endorse Warner's Safe Cure as a means to restore vitality. Data from professionals, merchants, and actors emphasize less haste and more health preservation to uphold New England vigor.
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Europe
Boston
New
F. G. Whiting
Shaver Telephone Corporation
England
Warner
George C. Goodwin
New England
New York
Warner Observatory
Rochester
N. Y
John W. Thorpe
Quincy House
Ahysician
George G. Akers
Leverett St
Maine
William W. Mitchell
Station 5
Harrison Avenue
N. O. Stanley
Dixfield
Mr. Stanley
McIntyre
Washington Street
F.T. Church
Corner Court
Howard Streets
Warner Safe Care Company
Thomas W. Ryley
Wilkinson
Widows” Company
James E. Sullivan
McKenna
Maud Granger
Jennie Kimball
Coffee Market Holds Strong Despite Lower Crop Estimates
The market shows strength for coffee as Rio crop prospects shrink by about 500,000 bags from earlier seven to seven and a half million bag range. New crop estimates place yield roughly 3,000,000 bags below previous forecasts, while New York futures rise and supply lines for Javas and Mocha tighten amid scarce spot offerings.
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Rio
Brazils
Santos
United States
Europe
New York
Costa Rica
Mexican
Guatemala
Timor
Padang
Mandheling
Mocha
Prominent Republican Dead in Milford Veteran Lawyer Dies
J H Wood town solicitor and Republican State central committee member dies after three days of pneumonia in Milford. Born Mendon February 4 1858 he was educated at Milford Mendon Phillips Academy Excter Boston University admitted to bar 1877 married Lillian Woodbury 1882. He held many clubs and lodge posts and served Milford as moderator school committee tax collector and evening school principal. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 from Universalist Church with Odd Fellows and Red Men rites.
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Millford
J. H. Wood
Milford
Republican State Central Committee
G. P. Cooke
Worcester
Mr. Wood
Mendon
Milford and Mendon
Phillips Academy
Exeter
Boston University
Lillian Woodbury
Republican Club
Massachusetts, Home Market and Norfolk Clubs
Boston
Worcester County War Association
Mendow Grange
Quidnane Club
Business Men’s Association of
Tisquomtum Lodge
Quinshepang
Odd Fellows
Oghneta
Redmen
Wood
Universalist Church
E. W. Whitney
Carlton A. Staples
Lexington
Red Men
Is She A Shoplifter Mrs Sarah Peck Faces Charge
New York December 6 Mrs Sarah W Peck a wealthy widow with city and country properties valued at about 90 000 was arrested on a shoplifting charge at Macy s store. The detective says she confessed during search but she denied guilt at arraignment and her counsel claims Macy s does not wish to prosecute. Judge Hogan held her under bond for trial.
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New York
Sorecran
Sarah W. Peck
West Forty-sixth Street
Haverstraw North
Henry M. Peck
Peck
Macy’s Store
Juspee Hogan
Must Boston Lose It Wasqumeron Delegation Seeks Demo Convention
A St. Paul Minnesota committee led by M Doran arrives to press for securing the Democratic national convention for St. Paul. Mayor Smith of St. Paul, Mayor Winston of Minneapolis, Judge Charles Flandreau, Lewis Baker and others will present to the executive committee and argue for the city. Detroit citizens also decide to bid for the convention.
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Wasqumeron
St. Paul
Minn
M. Doran
Smith
Winston
Minneapolis
Charles Flandreau
Lewis Baker
Democratic Committee
Devrroit
Mich
Detroit
South Carolina House Passes Strict Prohibition Bill
The South Carolina House approved a radical prohibition measure by 40 to 34 votes. It bans the sale of beer liquor and wine in any part of the state and forbids transportation by railroads and express companies.
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South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
House of Representatives
Papyrus Club Hosts Governor Russell at First Dinner as Member
The Papyrus Club at the Revere House held its monthly meeting on a Saturday evening with Governor Russell attending as a member in plain Mr. role. New members entertain on first appearance, and the governor’s talk was lively. Dr. Frank A. Harris lampooned the New Party with a witty paper. Attendees included President Macy T Russell Sullivan James Jeffrey Roche Colonel J T Wheelwright and Secretary W L Chase along with guests General John W Corcoran and Colonel Harry.
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Papyrus Club
Macy. T. Russell Sullivan
James Jeffrey Roche
J.T. Wheelwright
W. L. Chase
John W. Corcoran
Harry
Nothing Like Leather Boots and Rubber Trade Buzz
Boston shoe news surveys leather trades, noting kid footwear under debate, flexible soles, ooze gaiters, and fashion. It reports on manufacturers Hartford Bros and Morse-Coe, Shuman Co and Whicher & Co, plus new buyers across the country and a cautious 1892 outlook amid weak current demand but strong Western harvests.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Bradstreet
United States
Boston
W. T. Call
M. M. Converse
Converse & Pike
Hartford Bros
A. H. Bell
A. Shuman & Co
Charles A. Coe & Co
W. W. Morse & Co
Morse-Coe Shoe Company
Omaha
Charles A. Jameson & Knowles
T. A. Whicher & Co
Quincy
Abuquerque
N. M
M. Mandell
Mandell & Co
Adams
Baltimore
M. Daniel
R. Jandorfa & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
G. H. Lester
Lester & Co
Ill
J. M. Schnadig
Schnadig Bros. & Co
Parker
Cleveland
W. G. Grieb
J. G. Grieb & Sons
Lincoln Street
St. Paul
Weymouth
New York
Torrey, Bullivant & Co
John T. Bullivant
Stacy, Adams & Co
Brockton
of the Post
Massachusetts
Boston Charity Lecture at First Church Ends Sunday Service
The Boston Charity Lecture founded about 1700 to aid the city’s poor was hosted yesterday at the First Church Berkeley and Marlboro Streets. Rev Stopford W Brooke delivered the sermon as participating churches share the fund proceeds.
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Boston
Berkeley and
Marlboro Streets
Old South
Arnington Street
New South
South Congregational
Boston Municipal Advertisements City Elections 1891
Boston city notices announce December 15 1891 meetings of male voters across wards with listed precinct schools wardrooms and booths at numerous addresses including Emerson Prescott Adams Webster Measured by Ward and Precinct locations, the schedule names schoolhouses bou rth booths and wardrooms throughout the city.
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Porter St
Tappan
Lexington St
Eutaw St
Old
Brooks St
Booth
Reservoir Lot
White St
Emerson
Prescott St
City Yard
Morris
Marion St
Noble
Princeton St
Maverick Chapel
Bennington
Lyman
Paris St
Austin
Lot
Border St
Cross St
Wardroom
Maverick St
Webster
Webster St
Seaver St
Belmont Sq
Adams
Summer St
Prescott
Elm St
Bunker Hill St
Tufts St
Frothingham
Prospect St
Moulton St
Quincy St
Bartlett
Sullivan St
Mead St
Baldwin St
Main
Bunker Hill
Haverhill St
Byrnes Indicted Over Forged Deed in Minnesota
Timothy E. Byrnes of Minneapolis has been indicted for forgery. The former Treasury Department clerk and current national organizer for the national league of the Republican clubs is accused of forging a deed from his mother in law Mrs G W Goodrich. Byrnes says the matter stems from a powers misunderstanding.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Timothy E. Byrnes
Byrnes
Treasury Department
Windom
National League of the Republican Clubs
G. W.W. Goodrich
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Amoy
Formosa
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Zanzibar
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Batavia Cassia
Saigon Cassia
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Patna
Japan
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Castenlas
Ivica Alands
Naples
California
Parthenon
Hellas
Porto Rico
American Sugar Refineries Company
Revere Company
Belmont
Minnesota
Michigan
Choice Northern
Liverpool
Americans
Choice
Vermont
New Hampshire
Burbanks
White Star
Bush
Rose
Hebrons
Houston Hebrons
Arostook
Jersey
Iima
Choice City
Saples
Baldwins
York State
Gravensteins
Florida
Messina
Manningham
Catania
Ethelred
Jamaica Fruit
Boston Fruit Company
Uplands
Orleans
Great Britain
France
Texas
C. H.erb
Richwood House
Tremont St
Insolvency Actice
Henry Biggs
Cambridge
Middlesex
George J. Bicknell
William H. Glennon
Edward H. Clark
Brookjine
Norfolk County
Dedham
W. Fredk. Kimball
Court St
Mass
J. H. Wood of
Cold Water
New Party
Russell
Ers
Sion
A, Shuman & CO
Washington Sts
Federal St
Lowell
George Parsons
Tewksbury
North Billerica
City OF
City Cuerx
Thompson Sq
Common St
Junction Wayne and
Chelsea
Harvard
Austin St
Dunstable St
Pormort
Snelling Pl
North Bennet St
Freeman
Charter St
North Sq
Faneuil
Faneuil Hall
Endicott St
Margin St
Canal St
Hawkins St
Margin
Norman Sts
North Russell St
Blossom St
Booth In
Park
Cor. Charles and
Leverett
Lowell St
Poplar St
Cor
Nashua
Causeway Sts
Charles St
Bowdoin
Myrtle St
Phillips
Anderson and
Phillips Sts
Anderson St
Winchell
State House
Derne and
Hancock Sts
Somerset St
Mason St
Essex St
Dartmouth and
Marlboro
Prince
Exeter St
Junction Boylston St
Huntington Ave
Starr King
Tennyson St
Beeths Skinner
Columbus Ave
Clarendon St
Yarmouth St
St. Botolphb St
West Newton St
Falmouth St
South
East St
Tyler St
Pierpont
Hudson St
Washington St
Pine St
Loton W. Fourth St
Foundry St
Lawrence
B St
Spelman
West Broadway
Mather
Howe
West Fifth St
Cyrus Alger
W. Seventh St
Norcross
D St
Drake
C St
Store
Cor. C
West Second Sts
Lawes Hall
Dorchester St
Eighth St
E Sts
Clinch
G. A. R. Memorial
E St
Shurtlett
Ticknor
Andrew
Wait
Shawmut Ave
Morgan Chapel
Indiana Pl
Old Franklin
Way St
Andrews
Genesee St
Appleton St
Berkeley St
English
Montgomery St
Waltham St
Union Park
Shawmutay
Furniture
Canton St
Dedham St
J. J. McNutt
Malden St
W. Chester PLC
Worcester St
Girls’ High
W. Newton St
Concord St
Everett
Northampton St
Chester PLC
Joshua Bates
Ltarrison Ave
Walpole St
Weston St
Hyde
Hammond St
Shawiaut Ave
Sherwin
Windsor St
Cabot St
Footh
Cor. Gay and
Linden Park
Roxbury St
Thorndike St
Harrison Ave
Dearborn
Dearborn Pt
Eustis St
Vine St
Dudley St
Yeoman St
George St
Winthrop St
Blue Hill
Hugh O’brien
Norfolk Ave
Germain St
Cottage
Humphreys
Webster’s Carpenter Shop
Howard Ave
Blue Hill Ave
Dewey St
Municipal Court
Centre St
Linwood St
Marcella St
Thornton St
Walnut Ave
Roxbury High
Warren St
Lewis
Sherman St
Munroe St
Crawford
Westland Ave
West Chester
Avon Pl
Day’s
Longwood Ave
Phillips St
Martin
Comuns
Carpenter
Burney St
Tucretia Crocker
Parker St
Heath St
Methodist
Beethoven
Washington, St
Glen Road
Lamartine St
Greener
Chestnut Ave
Agassiz
Burroughs St
South St
Hilds
Walk Hill St
South St. Charles
Ashland St
Florence St
Baker St
Savin Hill Ave
Edward Everett
Sumner St
Old Almshouse
Hancock St
Arcadia St
Field’s
Field’s Corner
Dorchester Ave
Gibson Te Ot Minot
Walnut St
Neponset Ave
Bont Wreck
Public Library
Washington
Lower Itill
Bailey St
Oda Fellows
River St
Tileston
Norfolk St
Old Town Hall
Mather St
Cor. Nixon and Givson
School St. Atherton
Columbia St
Harvard St
Allston
Cambridge St
Union St
Auburn
School St
Oak Sq
John M. Galvin
H. Harris & CO
State Street
State St
California Fruit
Lewis Wharf
Macon
S. S
Fiske’s Wharf
Snow & CO
Fulton Street
Florida Oranges
Sampson’s Crowns
Puritans
Choice Brands
Old New England
Dr. Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
Absalom
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