The Favorite Prescription medical promotion for motherhood health
A health promo urging women to study feminine physiology and use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to prevent barrier of childbirth pain and weakness. It claims the medicine cures organ weakness, improves pregnancy comfort, and supports baby health with testimonials and a note about Dr. Pierce of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Frederick Frederick
S. Second St
Camden
N. J
112 year old retired valet Jefferson McKinley dies in Great Barrington
Jefferson McKinley aged 112 died in Great Barrington after a long life from slavery in North Carolina to freedom in Massachusetts. He served as cook for the 49th Massachusetts Regiment and later became a respected resident owning two houses and entertaining locals with life stories. His funeral will be held Wednesday at the A. M. E. Zion Church he helped build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Jefferson McKinley
North Carolina
Walker
Louisiana
Forty-Ninth
Massachusetts Regiment
A. M. E. Zion Church
Cuba Recognition Debate Roils Senate Over Cuban Independence
The Cameron resolution to acknowledge Cuban independence is reported to the Senate with a detailed memo on intervention history. Senate members debate constitutional powers and potential actions while House and committee reports trend toward backing limited intervention and printing the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Spain
Congress
Cameron
Hill
Dem
N. Y
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Mr. West
United States
West
Cuba
Mr. Hill
Bacon
Chilton
Tex
Call
Secretary of State
Senate
Ceuta
Cetua
State Department
Caviare Floated After Grounding At Wood End Cape Cod
The fishing schooner Caviare, ashore at Wood End, Cape Cod, was floated Sunday and towed to Gloucester by tug A. W. Chesterton. Captain Nugent reports a slight leak and recalls a near miss with the naphtha launch Kavenwood on Friday afternoon.
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Caviare
Wood End
Cape Cod
Gloucester
A. W. Chesterton
Jack” Nugent
Nugent
Provincetown
Sheldon
Florida
Higgins
Borderer
London
Furness
South America
John F. Nickerson
Cape Verde Islands
Joe Kemp
Vesta
Elsie
George Greenfield
Jacob G. Neatie
Canada
Warren Line
Liverpool
G. de Zaldo
New York
McColl
Pascagoula
Jersey
Carinthia
Cunard Line
T Wharf
Nellie G. Thurston
Grayling
Sarah H. Prior
Prior
Dory
Dorchester
Baltimore
Norfolk
Providence
Sea Bird
South Boston
Prisoners Sentenced in Superior Court to Reformatories
In Superior Court Judge Bond sentenced Joseph F. Averill to five years and Frederick W. Wilson to four years for forging merchandise orders. Both had prior reformatory imprisonment. John G. Case received Massachusetts Reformatory confinement for larceny of 3600 shoe sales valued at $700, belonging to Nathaniel F. Thayer.
Fatal Bucket Accident at Cedar and Columbus
Nicholas Rich aged 28 working for contractor Hugh Nawn was killed instantly when an iron bucket fell from a rope breaking while hoisting earth from an excavation at the Cedar street and Columbus avenue junction. He lived at 114 Prince Street.
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Nicholas Rich
Hugh Nawn
Cedar Street
Columbus Avenue
Prince Street
Millionaire Treasurer Miles Under Pursuit In Bank Fraud Case
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company filed a 50 000 attachment against banks and individuals in Superior Court during the March term. Treasurer Frank C. Miles admitted guilt in a letter and described sugar and other investments as the source of defalcations. Police broadcast his likeness to major cities as Chief Watts warns Miles may be near Boston, with his Beacon Street home now deserted and his wife ill.
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Frank C. Miles
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Solomon Lincoln
East Boston Savings Bank
National Bank of the Commonwealth
Globe National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
the Boston National Bank
the New England National Bank
Gage & Felton
Priest
Priest, Page & Co
Howe Scale Company
Miles
Stone
Watts
Post
Canada
Union Club
Park Street
George S. Hale
Walter I. Jones
John F. Tyler
James H. Young
Trust Company
North Londonderry
Widlard
Three Women Arrested for Shoplifting in City Stores
Three women were taken to police headquarters on shoplifting charges by Inspectors Knox and Douglass. Kate Neal, of Lynn, allegedly stole a clock a lamp jewelry and other items from Jordan Marsh Co. Ann Small, residence listed as the city, is accused of taking slippers and small wares from Houghton Dutton Co. Julia Collins of Charlestown is alleged to have taken pocketbooks and handkerchiefs from the same store. All will appear in court today.
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Knox
Douglass
Kate Neal
Lynn
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Ann Small
Houghton & Dutton
Julia Collins
Charlestown
Three Irish Donkeys Arrive From Waterford on Tauric
Three Irish donkeys from Waterford Ireland arrive aboard the steamer Tauric as a Christmas gift to James Butler a New York wholesale grocer. The animals eight hands high are to be driven by Butler's children to his Fairview New York farm next summer.
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Tauric
Waterford
Ireland
William F. Hearn
James Butler
Greenwich Street
New York City
Mr. Butler
Fairview
N. Y
Remarkable Cloak Deptine at Thomas O'Callaghan Co
January speculation gave way to solid results as Jere J. O Callaghan led the cloak department to top trade standing. The store highlights vast novelties and value per penny with expert garment design knowledge and prompt patron service. Expansions include a long gallery, fur displays, and a children’s corner for affordable stylish fittings.
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Jere J. O'Callaghan
Thomas O
Jere O'Callaghan
Tin plate usage for ENAMELINE tins exceeds five tons daily
The article notes that more than five tons of American tin plate are used daily in manufacturing tin boxes for ENAMELINE, indicating a high production rate and material demand for the product.
Subway Lease Sparks Debate at Transit Hearing
A Boston hearing on the Transit Commission and West End street railway lease for the subway drew lawyers and officials including Ex Mayor Matthews and Solomon Lincoln. Critics argued the contract grants an exclusive twenty year monopoly. The session adjourned to Wednesday morning for further consideration.
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Transit Commission
West End Street Railway
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Little
West End
Prentiss Cummings
G. F. Williams
LL. D. Brandeis
Thomas Ll. Livermore
E. L. Sprague
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Solomon Lincoln
E. H. Filene
Matthews
Tremont Street
Subway Commission
Sanford
Goodwin
Boston
Francis A. Walker
Alexander Corcoran
John Lowell
Louis D. Brandeis
Railroad Commission
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Sttreets
Williams
Mupolic
Commission
Edward A. Filene
Mechanic Hears Salve Claim as Pain Killer
A mechanic testifies about a product named Salvation Ol said to kill pain and provide relief. He notes belief in its effectiveness but offers no medical endorsement or proof.
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Washington
Rep
Penn
Ala
Mills
House of Representatives
United States of America
Republic of Cuba
Greece
Canning
Constantinople
England
Turkey
Europe
France
Portugal
Piedmont
Naples
Church of Rome
Rome
Pius IX
America
Texas
Clay
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Spanish America
Andrew Jackson
Pills le Beecham
Bedgham
Oker’s
Londonderry
Mt. Lake Farm
Beacon Street
Ayer
Bacash, Sf Monthly
Washington Street
Cor. Bromfield
Russia
National Newspaper Syndicate
NATIONAlm. NEWSPAPER _SYNDICATE
R. Crosby
Damrell & Upham
Ola Corner
School Streets
Xmas
Summer St
Leve
Krim
Subway
Geo. Fred Williams
Soc
Hach. Thorp & Martin CO
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