Governor Bingham Vermont Portrait and Paine's celery praise
The piece profiles Hon. William H. H. Bingham of Stowe a three time Democratic gubernatorial and two time congressional candidate and long time business director. It notes his energy stature and age and cites a letter praising Paine's celery compound for ten years of use citing increased vigor and recovery from overwork. It ends by extolling the remedy as the greatest of the age and a maker of well people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. H. Bingham
Stowe
Vermont
Congress
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
National Life Insurance Company
Central
Vermont R. A
Bingham
Wells, Richardson & Co
Paine
Arrest of Austrian-Born Thief Langey Known for Bold Stunts
Joseph C Keyser alias George Langey is under arrest at Station 3 on six charges after a West End spree of stealing clothing from boarding houses. Police traced him from landlady tips to his hiding spot behind stacked garments including two pairs of trousers and multiple coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Keyser
George Langey
Station 3
West Ad
Joseph
Austria
West End
West Cedar Street
Abbott and Gilmore
Burnett
Rich
Joy Street
Senate Confirms Multiple Nominations in Washington
The Senate confirmed several nominations including Charles W. Dabney Jr. of Tennessee as assistant secretary of agriculture Commodore Francis M. Ramsey as chief of the Bureau of Navigation Navy Department John R. Procter of Kentucky as civil service commissioner Eugene T. Chamberlain of New York as commissioner of navigation and William E. Cass as postmaster at Salem Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Charles W. Dabney, Jr
Tennessee
Francis M. Ramsey
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
John R. Procter
Kentucky
Civil Service
Eugene T. Chamberlain
New York
William E. Cass
Salem
Mass
Boston Fake Corpse Theft Tale Sparks Theories
A Boston newspaper column debunks a sensational tale claiming Herbert Dousman’s corpse was stolen by various mystic societies. It asserts no such man existed in Boston and that psychical groups have no interest in bodies, labeling the story a complete fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ambrose Bierce
Edgar Allan Poe
Sinnett
Mme. Blavatsky
Boston Psychological Institute
Herbert Dousman
Jackson
Minn
Society of Psychical Research
New England Psychological Society
Boston Theosophical Society
Society For Histeric Culture
Dousman
Theosophists
Psychists
Resignations Ordered for Twenty-Four Treasury Officers
Secretary Carlisle, by presidential direction, demanded the resignations of twenty four Treasury officials. The list includes mint superintendent O C Bosbyshell and collectors of customs in Tampa Beaufort Petersburg Perth Amboy Newport Somers Point Barnstable Albany and Newport among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlisle
Treasury Service
O. C. Bosbyshell
Philadelphia
Joseph C. Biglin
New York
Joe F. Kimball
Detroit
Eben F. Rand
Portland
W. H. Alexander
Lincoln
Neb
John J. Ridgeway
Amor Smith, Jr
Cincinnati
Milton Weidler
Internal Revenue
District of
Oregon
John Ingle
Evansville
Ind
Thomas J. Powers
Theodore B. Willis
E. R. Gunby
Tampa
Fila
Robert Smalls
Beaufort
J. H. Devereaux
Brunswick
Robert Hancock, Jr
Newberner
C. J. Jefferson Jarrett
Petersburg
Thomas V. Cooper
William J. Hopper
Perth Amboy
N. J
John Price
Somer's Point
Barnstable
Mass
John H. Cozzens
Newport
R. I
John M. Bayley
Albany
N. Y
John Fektzenbatch
Sudden chills and the dangers of sudden warmth
An article warns that sudden warming from a warm room to cold air can injure the lungs and trigger fatal pneumonia in the elderly. It advises using a pure stimulant to restore circulation, cautioning against cheap substitutes, and promotes G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskeys as clean, aged products bottled by Chester H. Graves & Sons in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Tempest Fends Off Cold Front in Harlem Opera Row
Marie Tempest again tops the front pages as a cold tempest disrupts a Harlem Opera House show. A heated dispute over costumes delays the act as tempers flare between Tempest, manager Hammerstein, and company members amid temperature woes and improvised undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marie Tempest
Dresden
China
Harlem Opera House
Hammerstein
Tempest
Tommy Rot
Miss Tempest
Hopkins
Atchison Line to Pay Interest Says President
President J. W. Reinhart of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe says the general mortgage company will pay interest. He returned from Europe aboard the Teutonic which arrived this afternoon and stated the affairs are orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Europe
Teutonic
General Mortgage
Voorhees's Silver Shapes New U S Coinage Bill
In Washington on December 14 Senator Voorhees introduced a bill for silver dollar coinage and retirement of small gold denominations, with provisions on bullion purchases, notes, and national bank denominations. The Senate also passed a repeal bill to allow pensions for disabled overseas retirees and adjourned after a brief executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Vance
Dem
N. C
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Messrs. Hoar
Mitchell
Higgins
Chandler
Voorhees
Ind
Committee On Finance
Ysa Lundieioness
Treasury
United States
House Debates Postal Notes and Arizona Admission Delay
The House considers a joint commission report on executive departments. Section 1 abolishes postal notes as useless and Section 2 cuts fees to match express companies. An amendment fixes the law’s effective date to July 1 1804. Arizona admission bill stalls due to no quorum. roll call shows 170 present. call of the House yields 169 to 3 with no quorum. adjournment at 3 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
Dem
Joint Commission
Dingley
Rep
Wheeler
Ala
Arizona
McKane and four aides punished after Gravesend election
Justice Barnard convicting John Y. McKane Judge Newton and Election Inspectors Johnson Crandall and Cropsey orders each to pay a 250 dollar fine and serve thirty days in Kings County Jail. Lawyers plan stay and appeal as McKane vows no interview.
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New York
John Y. McKane
Gravesend
Barnard
McKane
Brooklyn Court House
Newton
Johnson
Crandall
Cropsey
Kings County
General I
Catlin
Supreme Court
George W. Roderick
Edward M. Grout
Gaynor
Dr. David Thayer Dead Boston Physician Was Anti Slavery Figure
Dr. David Thayer M D a long time Boston homeopathic physician died yesterday at his Hotel Lafayette home. Born in 1818 at Braintree he joined anti slavery reform efforts and was expelled from Andover for attending a George Thompson lecture. Funeral from his Columbus Avenue residence Saturday at 2 PM.
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David Thayer
Boston
Hotel Lafayette
Columbus Avenue
Braintree
Andover
George Thompson
Thayer
Who Caused Hennessey’s Death Revealed
James J. Hennessey, brother of Eugene Hennessey killed by an elevator on Booth Street, says someone started the elevator while Eugene unloaded leather on the fourth floor. He was raised and fatally crushed. the initiator remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hennessey
Eugene Hennessey
Booth Street
Lante
Eugene
Iiett
Ant
Roulette Strikes Rocks Off Nix's Mate in Tense Waters
The fishing schooner Roulette lies high on the island after striking the rocks near Nix's Mate in broad daylight. A northeast storm threatens further damage and high water may not lift her. Tugs Curlew and Morrison, plus Spragues' boats, failed to lighten her. Witnesses say she ran hard aground with all sails set, and is perilously perched as crews watch and await the next high tide.
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Curlew
Morrison
Spragues
Boston Yacht Agency
R. B. Gardiner
North Atlantic Steamship Company
Nantucket
Gardiner
North Atlantic Line
Camilla
Emily
Burmah
Java
Standard Sugar Refining Company
Furness Company
Lombard & Co
Furness
Charles Davenport
Mystic Wharf
Longfellow
Rio Janeiro reports banco headship declined amid blockade
News from Rio Janeiro says Mello Franco declined to accept leadership of the Banco da Republica. The government has dismissed General Argollo from command of the fifth military district. Because of renewed blockade, ships cannot unload cargoes and business is suspended.
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Buenos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
Mello Franco
Banco da Republica
Argollo
How a Boston shopper finesses bargains at Wilson Bros
A Boston woman reveals a method to stretch a dollar during Christmas by buying at Wilson Bros Tremont Row. She notes clear pricing, a large stock of jewelry and silverware, and the store's own factory producing many items. She praises polite clerks and plans more purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Post
Mark Downs
Cardiff
Nick
Ann
Uptown
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row Jewellers
Quittie Kinlan
World Fair mystery over $40,000 check in Gould Nicolaus case
At the World’s Fair Howard Gould allegedly gave Mrs. Zella Nicolaus a $40,000 check tied to his father’s estate. George Gould stopped payment and alleged fraud while Zella pressed for payment. Howard and Zella argued, with lawyers and officials involved, as reports of European travel and guardianship disputes circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Post
George Gould
Zella Nicolaus
Nicolaus
Chicago
George
Zella
Howard
Byrnes
Howard Gould
Sturtevant House
St. James Hotel
St. James
Latin School Declamation and Parede Event
This morning at 10 o'clock a public declamation will be held at the Latin School located on Warren Avenue and Dartmouth Street. After the declamation a parede will follow under the command of Lieutenant Rauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin School
Warren Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Rauch
Roxbury Military Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Roxbury Military Historical Society held its annual meeting at the Roxbury Horse Guards armory. Officers elected include Colonel Horace T. Rockwell as president and Brigadier-Generals Isaac Burrell and M A M Dudley as vice presidents.
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Roxbury Military Society
Roxbury Military Historical Society
Roxbury Horse Guards
Horace T. Rockwell
Isaac 8. Burrell
M.A. M. Dudley
Edward Wyman
Isaac P. Gragg
John A. Scott
Thomas E. Spear
Isaac FP. Grage
L. Foster Morse
O. D. Greene
John M. Marston
Augustus P. Calder
Thomas R. Mathews
Edward B. Reynolds
J. Austin Rogers
Henry A. May
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill Fame
Warren Street
Change at Danbury Lockout Persists
Danbury Connecticut December 14 There is no change in the lockout with both sides firm. Brothwell & Co will reopen Monday as an independent shop Bellaire Lurch Co will reopen Monday as a union shop but the hatters executive committee will not permit old employees to return except under conditions Judd & Dunning Bethel hatting firm discharged finishers after a price dispute about rescinding About fifty men are out while others may leave in sympathy The firm employs 200 workers This trouble is not connected with the Danbury lockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Brothwell & Co
Bellaire, Lurch & Co
Hatters
Judd & Dunning
Bethel
Free soup days begin at Colum bian temperance restaurant
Newburyport reports two free soup days weekly at the Colum bian temperance restaurant to aid the deserving poor vouched for by the police department. Butchers and grocers have joined the effort, which begins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Columbian Temperance Restaurant
Strikers Seek City Aid as Relief Petition Circulated
Unemployed Olneyville operatives plan to appeal to the public poor department for relief. A petition to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen is being circulated, claiming private charity is no longer enough. Chairman McGuy says funds from Woon socket exceed $300 and weekly aid is promised. He cites Fletcher management lockout as sparking sympathy and aid promises. A public manifesto is in preparation.
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Providence
Olneyville
McGuy
Woonsocket
Fletcher Management
Hole in Skull Marks East Boston Assault Case
William H. Hughes and W. J. Ryan appeared in Municipal Court East Boston to answer assault charges in the case of James H. Lewis of East Boston. The case was continued for a week to await Lewis's condition. Each defendant was held on 1000 bond. Lewis sustaining a hole in the skull base but doctors note low recovery odds. he shows some improvement at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hughes
W. J. Ryan
James H. Lewis
East Boston
Lewis
City Hospital
Pony Moore to Back Charlie Mitchell in Jacksonville Fight
Pony Moore father in law of Charlie Mitchell will travel to Jacksonville on January 4 to witness the bout between Mitchell and Corbett and will back Mitchell to the amount of winnings anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pony” Moore
Charlie Mitchell
United States
Jacksonville
Fla
Mitchell
Corbett
Cee
Banquet and Reading Lamps on Gallery Floor Display
The gallery floor presents Banquet Lamps Reading Lamps and Drawing-room Lamps for Christmas and wedding gifts. Designs include foreign and American items with central draft founts, Persian silk shades, Royal Worcester porcelain decorations, and over five hundred lamp varieties at fixed prices. Safer than gas and easier on the eyes.
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Royal Worcester
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