Nervous dyspepsia and Stuart’s Tablets praised by reader
A Indianapolis reader cites nervous dyspepsia as misdiagnosed and credits Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets with curing stomach weakness and related symptoms. The letter claims relief from gas, loss of appetite, sleep issues, palpitation, and heartburn, and advertises a small book and 50 cent packs.
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A. W. Sharper
Prospect Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuart
A.W. Sharper
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Venezuela May Fight Colombia
Semi official advices from Washington indicate active hostilities are about to begin between Colombia and Venezuela. The delay stems from Colombia lacking arms and ammunition. A British steamer once suspected of arming the Boers is said to be chartered by the Colombian government and near Colon ready to distribute cargo to troops.
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Washington
Colombia
Venezuela
Bamreagh
South Africa
Colon
Molloy’s Chums Push for Roosevelts Help in Bermuda
Private Patrick J. Molloy, an American prisoner in Bermuda, is said to endure harsh conditions for aiding the Boers. His Ninth Regiment comrades plan to appeal to Massachusetts Congress members and President Roosevelt for intervention, hoping to secure his release or transfer to a humane facility. Other American prisoners, including Shea from Lowell, are mentioned, with reports of Whittredge’s death and ongoing censorship of letters home.
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Patrick J. Molloy
Bermuda
Roosevelt
Molloy
Cuba
Ninth Regiment
Lawrence
Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
England
State Department
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Shea
Lowell
Charles Whittredge
Whittredge
New Orleans
Durban
Royal Engineers
United Congressional
Donovan
G. F. H. Murray
Hay
Sword for Rear Admiral Wildes in Boston ceremony
In the Boston Chamber of Commerce hall a noon ceremony honored Rear Admiral Frank Wildes with a sword and city rank upon his Manila Bay service and recent promotion. Mayor Hart, Secretary Olin, and others spoke. a letter from Admiral Dewey and Secretary Long was read amid applause and cheers led by Captain J M Upton.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frank Wildes
Manila
Bay
Chamber
William H. Lincoln
Wildes
J. M. Upton
Boston
Hart
Olin
Admiral Dewey
John D. Long
Banquet Honors Rear Admiral Wildes at New Algonquin Club
The Merchants' Club hosted a banquet for Rear Admiral Wildes last evening. He recounted Manila Bay action, praised Admiral Dewey, and noted Boston and Concord twice passed torpedoes off Luzon while reconnoitering. Banquet speakers included Marden, Lincoln, Wayleigh, Garland, Coghlan, Dyer, and Lucius Tuttle.
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Wildes
New Algonquin Club
Merchants’ Club
Manila Bay
Dewey
Boston
Concord
Luzon
Manila
Marden
Hart
W. H. Lincoln
Wayleigh
Garland
The
Beacon Society
Coghlan
Admial Dyer
Lucius Tuttle
Royal Blue Tours to Washington D C
Leaving Boston Friday evening January 17 February 28 March 14 and 28 April 25 and May 9 via Fall River line. Personally conducted. Rate covering all expenses 25 dollars including five days board at first class hotel in Washington visit to Philadelphia and New York with stop over privileges. For illustrated itinerary and guide to Washington call on or address Joseph P Taggart N E P A 211 Washington street Boston. When ten years test and thousands of prominent people publicly love the instant and permanent relief of Orangeine powders.
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Boston
Fall River Line
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Cork Welcomes Init ENVOYS from United Irish League
Cork hosts Irish MPs Redmond McHugh O'Donnell arriving from New York December 11. A United Irish League delegation meets the visitors at the ferry, while Redmond addresses a cheering crowd. He predicts growing UIL influence in the United States and urges continued coercion against Ireland.
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Queenstown
Oceanic
New York
Messrs. Redmond
McHugh
O'Donnell
United States
United Irish League
Redmond
Cork
Irish League
American Land League
Parnell
Mr. Redmond
Ireland
Wyndham
Boston Firm in Trouble Over Property Attachment
An attachment for 150000 was levied Tuesday at Salem on the property of Edward N Fenno and Lawrence C Fenno doing business as Fenno Bros in Boston. The writ was filed at the registry of deeds in the name of Francis L Primrose of New York and the First National Bank of Denver Cal. The case is returnable in the U S Circuit Court Boston on May 1 next.
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Salem
Edward N. Fenno
Lawrence C. Fenno
Fenno Bros
Boston
Francis L. Primrose
New York
First National Bank
Denver
Cal
United States Circuit Court
Railroad fare petition from Roslindale rejected
The railroad commissioners ruled yesterday on Roslindale residents plea for lower fare on the New York, New Haven and Hartford line. The decision notes the current South Station to Roslindale rate at 68 10 cents for a half trip ticket over 65 10 miles, saying the charge is among the lowest for similar suburban service.
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Roslindale
New York
New Haven
Dr Edward Koch Promotes Inhalation Cure In Boston
Dr Edward Koch inventor of the Koch inhalation visits Boston at Koch Lung Care Institution 361 Boylston St to offer vaporized medicated air as a cure for bronchial catarrh and consumption He pledges a home treatment and free sputum examination at 861 Boylston St with testimonials from other cities He claims three fifths of so called tuberculosis deaths are from bronchitis with dyspepsia and promises booklet and consultations
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Germany
London
Boylston Street
Boston
Edward Koch
New Koch Lung Care Institution
Toam
British Steamer Sinks Spanish Freighter After Collision
The British steamship Isle of Kent from Newcastle bound for Bremen anchored at East Boston after colliding Saturday with the Spanish steamer Amesti from Bilbao to Philadelphia, sinking Amesti within half an hour. Isle of Kent saved 29 Amesti crew. officers relay the crash near 328 miles east of Cape Cod at 3:30 a.m. The Isle of Kent towed survivors, aided by lifeboats and skiffs, without further loss.
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Isle of Kent
Newcastle
Eng
Savannah
Bremen
East Boston Flats
Cape Cod
Amesti
Bilbao
Spain
Philadelphia
Garrod
Pitts-Kimball's Store Crowded With Christmas Bargains
Crowds fill the Pitts-Kimball Company store on Washington street as vast displays attract shoppers from far and near. The second floor toy department is packed with mechanical toys and novelty gifts while dining rooms on the seventh floor run at capacity. An orchestra enhances the shopping atmosphere as the firm promises best quality goods and attentive service in a complete store arrangement.
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Pitts-Kimball Company
Washington Street
Pitts-Kimball's
Boston
Pitts- Kimball Company
Boston Filtering Company
Pitts-Kimball
Pitts-Kimball Comany
Higginson Praises John Brown In South Boston Lecture
Colonel T. W. Higginson spoke at Phillips Church on The Life of John Brown drawing 200 attendees. He described Brown as a fearless leader who sought slave freedom and refused rescue efforts, even denying his wife a visit to keep his resolve. He noted Brown kissed a negro child at his last act and recalled the Worcester song about his marching soul.
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T. W. Higginson
Phillips Church
Boston
John Brown
Colonel Higginson
Brown
Higginson
Worcester
Thirteenth Massachusetts
Kenny Merritt Retain Places After City recount
The city recount at Faneuil Hall finished at 12:50 am, confirming Kenny and Merritt hold their seats in the School Board and Alderman races. Ward tallies kept Dowd, Merritt, and Kenny ahead. McCarthy’s lead narrowed. Roberts defeat confirmed with Burke winning Ward 22. A drunken intrusion interrupted counts briefly.
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Common Council
Faneuil ‘Hall
Horace G. Allen
Public School Association
Frank Dow
Emily P. Howard
Russell B. Miller
Thomas J. Kenny
William F. Merritt
Howard
Miller
Kenny
Merritt
Thomas H. Dowd
William LD. Wright
Rotanee
Dowd
Timothy B. McCarthy
William W. Davis
McCarthy
Ward
Frank
Atwood
Gavin
Lyons
Young
T. D. Roberts
Burke
Roberts
Dow
Aeeeeeree
Tek Ossesee Sd
Seeveee
Sane
Ifth
Wright R
Davis
Seeerees Cowan
Senor
Lorden
Seaeee
Wenne
Ree Gibbons
Saeseee
Graumann
Lorey Roberts
Seft
Jerome Fav ors Sunday Saloon Policy Debated in Rochester
Jerome Travers William, district attorney elect for New York County, urged liquor tax reform at a Rochester Chamber banquet. He cited 13 000 saloons with 100 open Sundays and 140 900 Sunday visitors, proposing to legitimize Sunday sales outside Raines law hotels and extend hours to 1 p m to 11 p m.
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Rochester
N. Y
William Travers Jerome
New York County
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Justice Jerome
Raines Law
Jerome
Raines
Luscomb Diaphragm Aims For Clearer Talking Machines
Boston scientist Mr. Luscomb announces the Luscomb Diaphragm an attachment to any talking machine enabling speech or song to emerge as clearly as a recording. Manufactured and sold at 187 Columbus avenue Boston. Also notes Chicago North Western railway services to Duluth Ashland Superior St Paul and beyond with daily trains sleeping cars to California and Oregon. Information and tickets at 368 Washington street Boston.
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Mr. Luscomb
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Duluth
Ashland
Superior
St. Paul
Anneapolis
Houghton
Hancock
Gaumet
Michigan
California
Oregon
North-Western Line
Washington Street
Lynn Strikers Clash as Moroccans Leave Factory Night
A small group of Moroccans from Lynn depart the Thomas A. Kelley factory under heavy police guard. One Pole worker is found concealing a two foot iron rod with an iron nut, intended for defense, and is disarmed. Later another 10 or 15 workers exit unmolested to their lodgings on Morris Street and River and Canal streets.
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Lynn
Peet
Thomas A. Kelley
Canal
Morris Street
Oratorio at Trinity Church Christmas Nativity to be sung
Dr H J Stewart directs the Christmas Oratorio The Nativity at Trinity Church on Thursday evening December 26 Soloists include Mrs Jennie M Follett Mrs H E Sawyer Mr Frederick Smith and Mr Arthur Beresford.
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H. J. Stewart
Trinity Church
Jennie “M. Follett
H. E. Sawyer
Frederick Smith
Arthur Beresford
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Sawyer, M. D
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Mass
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Home Office
Milk Street
A. H. Curtis
Federal Street
Robert Koch
East
Pitts-Kimball’s
Toy Department
Col. Higginson
South Boston
Sanford Mfg. CO
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Boston Post
Simly
Rondont
Chester H. Graves & Sons
A.shuman & Co
Dickens Booth
C. C. Archer
Brewer
Maine
Dr. Agnew
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
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Roxbury
William J
Bartholomew
Mary Harrington
Arnold Street
St. Philip's Church
Mt. Benedict
West Roxbury
Jersey City
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New York City
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