Nervura remedy touted as cure for hysterical nervous breakdowns
An advertisement promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a positive relief and cure for hysterical attacks and nervous distress. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Nettie Richards Berry of Maine and invites readers to write or call for free counsel from 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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Greene
Nervara
Nettie Richards Berry
Livermore
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Earthquakes Hit Erzeroum In Turkey Sorrow
Despatch from Vice-Consul Ojalvo reports the Erzeroum quake on November 8 with 20 dead and 15 injured. 200 houses destroyed, many more uninhabitable. US consulate damaged, tents set up, relief limited as aftershocks continue. Consul asks for permission to move his family to Trebizond for winter safety.
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Washington
Erzeroum
Turkey
State Department
Ojalvo
United States
Trebizond
Man killed by spotter at Junction House
In White River Junction Vermont on December 9 a confrontation at the Junction House left E. T. Gosher dead from a bullet wound and S. D. Waite jailed in Woodstock on a murder hearing. Waite, described as a spotter for New Hampshire Prohibitionists, fired three shots in self defense after being jostled by a crowd.
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White River Junction
S. D. Waite
Junction House
E. T.osher
Aite
Woodstock
Murer
Waite
New Hampshire
Lebanon
Cambridge
Mass
Gosher
W. St. John
Middlesex Bar Association elects officers and committees
At yesterdays annual meeting in East Cambridge Samuel K. Hamilton Wakefield was named president with Hon George F Richardson Lowell as vice president Frank M Forbush Newton as secretary and Robert P Clapp Lexington as treasurer The gathering also elected a three year council Ed wind B Hale Cambridge Samuel Hoar Concord Frederick N Wier Lowell and Decree Il Mayberry Waltham along with executive and various committee members for grievances admissions amendments to law library and related duties.
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Bar Association of
County of Middlesex
East Cambridge
Samuel K. Hamilton
Wakefield
George F. Richardson
Lowell
Frank M. Forbush
Newton
Robert P. Clapp
Lexington
Edwin B. Hale
Cambridge
Samuel Hoar
Concord
Frederick N. Wier
Decree Il. Maybe
Marcellus Coggan
George L. Mayberry
James W. McDonald
John W. Johnson
Selwyn Z. Bowman
George B. Smith
Charles F. Worcester
Walter Adams
Orangeiie Pain Relief Promises Fast Cure
An advertisement claims two doses of Orangeiie powder taken 20 minutes apart banish headache and all pain and cure the cause, promising rapid relief and a lasting remedy.
Revivalists Ejected From Park Street Church
The Portsmouth Camp Meeting Association was ordered to vacate Park Street Church after the prudential committee deemed the evangelists’ methods too vigorous for the old church. The leaders defended the events, vowed to endure persecution, and promised to search for new quarters, saying they would not leave Boston.
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Portsmouth Camp Meeting Association
Park Street
Prudential Committee
Withrow
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Farson
Brethers
Methodist Camp Meeting Association
Messenger
Rees
Mr Rees
Stephen
Mr. Rees
Boston
Widow of Judge Blackburn to marry Kentucky Senator
Mrs Mary E Blackburn widow of Judge HI H Blackburn of West Virginia will wed Senator J C S Blackburn of Kentucky in Washington. She, about 40, once Miss McHenry, works as a clerk in the quartermaster general’s office earning 1400 a year. The senator, 63, lost his wife recently and is famed for native Kentucky oratory and Bryan support. They plan to move to Versailles after Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Mary E. Blackburn
J. C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
HI. H. Blackburn
West Virginia
Miss McHenry
District of Columbia
Philip McHenry
Blackburn
Bryan
Versailles
Blue Grass Country
Congress
Sentry Kills Two Before German Fire Kills Several
In Tientsin a sentry from an Indian regiment killed two comrades before German troops shot him. A clash followed as Punjab soldiers fired on the German troops, who suffered three killed and a German officer mortally wounded. Three Indian soldiers died and several were wounded. German troops confined to barracks.
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Tien Tsin
DeWett and Boer Commandos Reported Near Heilbron
A Bloemfontein despatch reports General Dewet at Vechtkop farm 12 miles from Heilbron with a large commando. It says a meeting of Boer commandants including Dewet Steyn Menzies and Botha was held Saturday. Rimingtons outposts were attacked Monday night as he moved toward Heilbron and captured 13 of Menzies command. Boer forces operate in small bodies around Bloemfontein. In London a memorial service for Hebrew soldiers who fell in South Africa was held at the Central Synagogue noting about 20 Hebrews fought and 8% were casualties.
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New York
Bloemfontein
Dewet
Vechtkop Farm
Heilbron
Steyn
Menzies
Botha
Rimington
Lindley
Heilbrow
London
South Africa
Mayor Hart Answers Matthews Charges
Mayor Hart spoke at Faneuil Hall endorsing his administration and attacking opponents. He read unpublished letters from ex mayor Nathan Matthews Jr. and argued contracts, school building efforts, and city finances are sound. Matthews correspondence outlined counsel fees and proposed settlements, amid campaign framing and calls for ethics scrutiny.
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Hart
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Matthews
Quincy
Democratic Board of Strategy
Nathan Matthews
Josiah Quincy
Charlie Hamlin
William A. Gaston
Gaston
Law
Court Street
Omega Oil Rheumatism Cure Advice
A doctor recommends Omega Oil combined with abundant water intake to treat Rheumatism. He says oil absorbs through the skin, acids causing rheumatic issues are carried to the kidneys for filtration, and that ample water helps wash out the kidneys. He emphasizes simple remedies like drinking water and oil massage.
Ex-Mayor Matthews responds to Hart remarks
Ex mayor Matthews tells a Record reporter he has nothing to say beyond denying malice. He defends past city practices noting that claims of 58 contracts without advertisement may reflect four years of operations across departments and asserts many large building contracts were not properly advertised. He challenges Mayor Hart to cite specific examples under prior administrations.
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Matthews
Quincy
Hamlin
Jimmie Donovan
Boston
City Hall
Jane
Thomas N. Hart
City of
The
Commonwealth
Law Department
Metropolitan Water Board
Boston Water Works
Basin 5
Spot Pond
Hart
Bis
O'Brien
Curtis
Hart Men for Collins Rally Against Hart in Boston Race
South Boston Republicans once backing Mayor Hart shift allegiance to General Collins. Charles P. Anderson leads the break, with Albion G. Boy and John Anderson Jr. citing discontent over Hart's administration. Anderson predicts Hart will lose at least 500 party votes in Wards 13 14 and 15, as they endorse Collins and praise his public life and integrity.
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Hart
Faneuil Hall
Marketmen's Republican Club
George W. Moore
Curtis Guild, Jr
South Boston
General Collins
Charles P. Anderson
Republican Club
Congress
Ward 14
Anderson
Albion G. Boy
Walworth Manuufacturing Company
John Anderson Jr
Joseph J. Wall
Collina
Republican Party
Harrys
Milts
Jesses
Ikes
Milton
Paige
Collins
Boston
Labor leaders address union meeting in WilkesBarre
A large Central Labor Union gathering at Nesbitt Theatre in WilkesBarre featured speakers from AFL and UMWA including John Mitchell Samuel Gompers James OConnell Alexander Hayes James Duncan and Rep H W Palmer The talks covered labor issues with Gompers hinting miners may seek an eight hour day and OConnell signaling renewed push for eight hours in Pennsylvania machinists previously unrewarded may renew demand soon Palmer stated support for a Chinese exclusion act.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Central Labor Union
Nesbitt Theatre
American Federation of Labor
Scranton
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Samuel 4. Gompers
James O'Connell
Machinists’ Union
Alexander Hayes
James Duncan
H. W. Palmer
Palmer
Gompers
O'Connell
Pennsylvania
Two Years For Santereno In Superior Court
Giuseppe Santereno was sentenced to the House of Correction for two years by Judge Lawton in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon. He was convicted of assault. Other sentences included William Yeoman two years for breaking and entering and Henry Brown six months for the same offense. Joseph F. Scott sent to Massachusetts Reformatory for larceny from the person. James Harrington two months for larceny. Henry King two years for larceny from the person. Herbert L. Jones one year for forgery and Albert C. Martin 18 months for breaking and entering. Michael McNulty, indicted with Harry King, was acquitted.
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Giuseppe Santereno
House of Correction
Lawton
Superior Criminal Court
William Yeoman
Henry Brown
Joseph F. Scott
Massachusetts Reformatory
James Harrington
Henry King
Herbert L. Jones
Albert C. Martin
Michael McNulty
Harry King
Death of Lt Colonel William V Richards
Lieuten ant-Colonel William V Richards of the Seventh United States Infantry died in Vancouver Washington. He joined the army from Michigan on November 1 1861 and rose through the ranks to lieutenant colonel in 1899. He was severely wounded at Antietam.
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W.W. Richards
Vancouver
Wash
William V Richards
Seventh United States Infantry
Michigan
Eleventh United States Infantry
Seventh Infantry
Antietam
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