Free examinations offered by Dr Flower in Boston ends
Dr R C Flower offered free examinations and prescriptions for the sick at 729 Boylston Street Boston until 11 pm last Saturday. He extends another two week offer charging $ per month from now to January 1 to treat all diseases including exams and remedies. Many testimonials praise cures of paralysis cancer diabetes and other ailments.
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R. C. Flower
Flower
Dodge
School Street
Lowell
Theodore Harrington
Southbridge
Mass
Hot Springs
C. Howard
Allen Street
Springfield
Supreme Bench
Connecticut
New England
Dr. Flower
Sumner L. Deang
Bratford Hotel
Hartford
Bia
Bright
Oman
Johnson
Johnson & Co
Aoston Corporation
State House Bulfinch Restoration Nears Completion
The preservation committee announces the Bulfinch State House restoration will be substantially complete by January 1 and ready for occupancy when the General Court meets. Total cost will not exceed 250000, with 36000 spent on unplanned improvements and equipment. The project preserves interior details and adds fireproofing while keeping original design elements.
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State House Preservation Committee
State House
Bulfinch State House
Boston
General Court
Greenhalge Commission
Senate Chamber
Representative Chamber
Council Chamber
Zola Attends Dreyfus Funeral Amid Hoisting Protests and Movements
Emile Zola, present at the funeral, faced hooting for backing the Dreyfus reopen campaign. The procession followed the deceased’s sons Leon and Lucien, relatives, ministers, and delegations from Paris authorities, the French Institute, and literary and artistic societies. Zola gave the graveside oration as crowds gathered. Paris officials also plan to name a street for Alphonse Daudet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Zola
Alfred Dreyfus
Leon
Lucien
Prnst
M. Honoraux
M. Rambaud
M. Roujon
French Institute
Zola
Paris
Daudet
Afternoon raid nets lottery arrests and charges
In a daytime operation authorities seized one manifold sheet and one ticket as they arrested Joseph Robinson for setting up and promoting a lottery. John Myers and James H. Kelly were also taken into custody for being present at the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robinson
John Myers
James H. Kelly
Charitable Irish Society Holds Smoke Talk Meeting
The Charitable Irish Society’s monthly gathering at Parker House drew over 125 members and guests. President M J Dwyer presided as resolutions were adopted for several recently deceased members and a death notice committee was named for Owen A Galvin. Captain William Brophy spoke on Medrol as a metal fusion method while William H Stedman provided vocal selections. A society ball was set for Monday evening January 24.
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Irish Society
Parker House
M. J. Dwyer
Patrick Morris
South Beston
John W. Hart
Weymouth
John Kelly
Charlestown
Owen A. Galvin
Patrick A. Collins
James E. Cotter
Michael ¥. Callahan
J. B. Fitzpatrick
James F. Sweeney
Henry Austin Adams
Donahue’s Magazine
William Brophy
City Electrician
William H. Stedman
Charles I. Dolan
Glover Honored With Medal of Honor Banquet
Colonel T. B. Glover chief clerk in the international department of the United States Army was feted at Youngs Hotel for receiving the congressional medal of honor for gallantry. President McKinley awarded the honor and presented it to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Glover
International Department of the
United States Army
Young’s Hotel
John E.i Hannigan
Wiliam L. Strickland
M. BE. Stevenson
Joseph W. Wood
J. C. Howard
An Nickerson, Jr
Glover
McInley
Brookline Man Reported Missing After Leverett Park Near
William Mulcahy a Brookline brick mason, middle aged and brown haired with gray streaks, disappeared near Leverett Park. Police plan to drag the pond this morning to search for him after a Monday night parting with a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mulcahy
Brookline
Horace James
Leverett Park
Wellesley Club Debates Tax Exemption for Colleges
At the Copley Square Hotel last evening the Wellesley Club discussed Massachusetts tax law on college exemptions. Speakers included Professor Albert B. Hart, John B. Gale, Dr. Walker, and Mayor Albion A. Perry, weighing historical views, fairness, and the civic role of educational institutions in New England towns.
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Wellesley Club
Copley Square
Massachusetts
College
Albert B. Hart
Cambridge
Dr. Walker
Amherst
John B. Gale
Williamstown
Albion A. Perry
Somerville
Hart
Gale
Walker
Amherst Agricultural College
New England
New Fitchburg North Cambridge station opens with Milford granite
The new Fitchburg North Cambridge station, built of Quincy and Milford granites with Long Meadow stone trim, features an eight foot overhang, a 56 foot clock tower with brass weather vane, and a protective retaining wall. Workers plan a timber platform canopy, a possible iron bridge next spring, and a new track beside the platform. H. P. Cummings & Co. of Ware were the contractors.
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Fitchburg North Cambridge
Thessengerset
Milford Nito
Par Pone
Masaachusetts Avenue
Thero
H. P. Cummings & Co. of
Ware
Miners and Operators Schedule Joint Convention Failure
In Pittsburg on December 20 miners and coal operators held separate conventions preparing for a joint session the next day to set the mining rate. Miners passed a 4 cent per ton demand for coal as mined, while operators said they would ignore the new mining law, signaling a likely clash over the rate and law validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penhn
Wal Ne
SAILING FOR THE KLONDIKE BY EAST BOSTON CREW
Exchange Club employees presented Mr. John Burns a Winchester rifle with ammunition. The Klondike voyage sails Wednesday aboard the schooner Frank A. Ratcliffe from Na ti wharf East Boston, under Captain W. H. Hartwell. Burns replied warmly to the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Exchange Club
John Burns
Winchester
Frank A. Ratcliffe
Nati Wharf
Boston
Ane
W. H. Hartwell
Burne
Hood's Cure for Blood Disorders Advised
An advertisement claims Hood's can treat all blood disorders and urges sufferers to take Hood's exclusively for better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Three Drownings Shock Gardner Community
In Gardner on December 20 a girl and a boy drowned at Parker's mill pond when they fell through thin ice while dragging a companion from the ice. George Morin 16 and Lecter Charland 18 perished as rescuers, including a nearby youth, tried to help. A third victim, Frank Waterman 15, also went through ice at the Toy Shop pond and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waterman
Australian Ballot Elects Club Officers and Quorum Change
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts held a street meeting at 12 Bosworth street. Officers were elected by Australian ballot including President Henry Lamb and Secretary Francis L. Coolidge. A constitutional change to require three executive committee members as quorum was adopted. Treasurer reported over 300 in the treasury. Term-end dates for executive committees were set for 1898 and 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Bosworth Street
Henry Lamb
Brookline
Ms Ai the le Sigourney Butler
Boston
John W. Corco
Francis L. Coolidge
Edmund A. Whitman
Cambridge
Charles J. Barton
Elrose
Frederick L. Greene
Greenfield
James E. McConnell
Fitchburg
Charles G. Saunders
Lawrence
Charles H. Cole, Jr
T. B. Cotter
Winchester
Prescott F. Hall
Edwin Sheafe
Postal Savings Banks Backed By Labor Federation
At the AFL convention in Nashville on December 20 a resolution endorsed creating postal savings banks with the national banks exemption struck out. The body also approved a push for primary election purification, aimed at organizing firemen bakers and brick masons, and considered several boycott related resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
American Federation of Labor
Congress
National Movement For
Andersen Trial Opens for Murder of Mate Saunders at Sea
Norfolk dispatch reports the new trial of John Andersen for the murder of Mate Saunders aboard the Olive Pecker. Witnesses, including Barstad and Lind, recount the shooting after threats and a demand to come down. An earlier captain Whitman killing and arson are also noted but not the trial focus.
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Norfolk
John Andersen
Saunders
Olive Pecker
White
Whitman
Hampton Roads
McIntosh
Andersen
Thomas J. Newton
State Department
United States
Bahia
A. J. Hall
Rockland
Meé
Martin Barstad
Cook
Witness Accounts Describe Tension Aboard Vessel Before Death
Lind testified that Andersen asked the mate to shield him from the captain and heard the mate tell Ersen to go to hell you will be killed anyway. Andersen had earlier splashed water on the captain's dog and the captain cursed him in the worst language he ever heard before advancing on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Andersen
Bahia
United States
Barstad
John Lind
Anderson
Lind
Belmont
Ersen
Berlin Laughs At Fake War Tale From U S
Adroit fake story reaches Berlin via London alleging Germany plans war on the United States. It claims Emperor William would seize Hawaii and Samoa with a reinforced fleet aided by Spain. Observers say the tale is a stock jobbing ploy. Germany has no such moves beyond Chinese coast operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
London
Germany
William
Hawaiii
Samoa
Spain
America
Atlantic
Mrs Julia French Claims Conspiracy Over Mining Stock Scheme
In Municipal Court Mrs Julia French accuses S H Guyot F H Appleton and W H Abbott of conspiring to defraud her of 10500. She says Appleton sought aid to remove Guyot from Fortune Gold Mining & Milling Co and arranged for her to buy 40000 shares at 30 cents, delivering stock and netting a cash mispayment. Abbott allegedly promised repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia French
S. H. Guyot
F. H. Appleton
W. H. Abbott
Appleton
Fortune Gold Mining & Milling Company
Guyot
Charlestown Trio Charged in Tailor Shop Breakin
Three Charlestown youths Charles Butler Harry Smith and Jerrold Vernon were arrested on Stam ford Street after breaking into Herman Harris's tailor shop on Dec 15 and stealing goods worth 78 dollars. Proctor claimed cloth was found at Harris's yard and the trio tried to sell it. Judge Cotton remanded them in 1600 for the grand jury. Smith previously faced Concord robbery charges.
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Stamford Street
Herman Harris
Main Street
Charlies Bletler
Hamilton Court
Harry Smith
Harry Blake
Jerrold Vernon
Russell Proctor
Charlestown
Proctor
Funeral of Mrs Dennison Held in Andover Church
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Dennison widow of John Dennison and mother of Joseph A. Dennison of Charlestown was held at St. Augustine's Church Andover. The burial followed at Catholic Cemetery Andover with a requiem mass by Rev Thomas A Field assisted by others. Floral tributes included wreaths from Boston Democratic city committee Lawrence and other individuals.
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Mary Dennison
John Dennison
Joseph A. Dennison
Charlestown
St. Augustine’s Church
Andover
Mr. Dennison
Bolemn
Thomas A. Field
M. J. Murphy
J. P. Neh
Catholic Cemetery
Democratic City Committee
Boston
Matthew J. Carney
Lawrence
Mrs. Ehan
Jem Daley
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Blanche Dodge
Frank
Alphonse Daudet
Pitts Street
Charitable Irish
Java
Postum Cereal Co., Lim
Battle Creek, Mich
North Cambridge
Gardner
Young Men's Democratic Club
Lehr
New York
John West
Eddie Bald
Earl’ Kiser
Fred Loughead
Cesar
Cincinnati Inquirer
Ise
Macy
Oodward’s
Tremont &T
Pee
Bromfield St
Pranos Organs
Washington St
New England Piano Co
Mate Saunders
Mate
Drew Marth
March
Juanel
Barriel
Sparrier
William Florsburgh
Mate Curse
BELL
Capitol Ovision
Eyed & Sonetin
Goddard Credit Co
Christmas
Steen
Charlestown Lads
Bebs. Denison
the Herald
Youngs
Queens County
Nack
Barrios
Sarah Bernhardt
Barrios Diamond CO
Broad St
Potter
National Assembly
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
Consul Jenkins
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Alameda Wines
Californi
Angelica
Madetra
Poapeignan
Catawba
Tokar
Muscatel
Hock
Alameda
Holland Gin
Angelice
Musecatel
Alameda Coo
Tremoast
Baltimore
Jim Janey
James Watts
Louisville
Eureka Athletic Club
Frank Farley
Imore
Billy Farren
Philadelphia
Barney Connors
Walter Watson
Cores
Jerry Marshall
Australia
Ve Horn
Donnelly
James Ryan
Jim Donnelly
Providence
Bruce
Devonshire Street
Ryan
Ryen
Tremont Row
Wilson
Bowers
Frederick B. Bow
Claugales
Bridget
O'Laughlin
Join O’ Laughlin
Marcella Street
Wedo
All Sets
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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