Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Claim Cure for Deafness
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure for catarrh in the middle ear and Eustachian tubes, alleging relief from head noises and deafness. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Jane Barlow and Army Surgeon S. Beverly, urges readers to buy at 50 cents a box, and notes a free book by mail from Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Jane Barlow
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Miss Sadie Lipson Engaged to Max H Berkwitz
The engagement of Miss Sadie Lipson of 43 Bower Street Roxbury and Max H Berkwitz of Pittsfield Mass was announced by Boston Hebrew circles. Wedding date not set but soon. An engagement dinner will be hosted at the bride’s parents home on Christmas night for relatives and near friends only. They will receive next Sunday from 1 to 6 at her name.
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Sadie Lipson
Bower Street
Roxbury
Max H. Berkwitz
Pittsfeld
Mass
Boston
Brilliant Entree of the Morses Into New York Society
Mr and Mrs EF Rollins Morse, now based in New York after selling their Boston home, entertain New York society with a surprise house warming hosted by J Pierpont Morgan and other leading figures. They plan to return to Boston for Christmas, likely staying over Sunday.
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EF. Rollins Morse
Fifth Avenue
New York
Boston
Christimas
Newport
Morses
Commonwealth Avenue
Morse
Mrs. Morse
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Jay
Hermann Oecelrichs
Richard Irvin
Henry Clews
William P. Douglas
Frederick Baldwin
Sanford Beaty
Stuyvesant LeRoy
A. Murray Young
New York Opera
Metropolitan
Neewport
THREE YEARS FOR HOGAN
John Hogan a South Boston real estate dealer who pleaded guilty to larceny in two counts involving 1000 and 200 dollars was sentenced by Judge Lawton in the Superior Criminal Court to three to five years at hard labor in State prison. John M Walsh pleaded guilty to larceny and Thomas F Reagan to larceny from the person and both were placed on probation. Owing to other legal affairs the divorce session of the Superior Court scheduled for next month has been postponed.
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John Hogan
South Boston
Yesterdy
Lawton
Superior Criminal Court
John M. Walsh
Thomas F. Reagan
Superior Court
The Lithuanians Hold Christmas Service at German Church
The Lithuanian Catholic community will hold Christmas services in the basement of the German church on Shawmut avenue at 1045 a.m. Rev. Father Gricius will officiate. A special musical program features a chorus orchestra and quartet with Miss Katie Slattery, Miss Margaret McCarthy, Mr. George Harrington, and Mr. Charles Twombly. James Martin will play first violin. Thomas Watterson directs and organist. The program includes Farmers mass in F, Adeste Fideles, and Noel Christmas song.
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Shawmut Avenue
Father Gricius
Katie Slattery
Margaret McCarthy
George Harrington
Charles Twombly
Thomas Watterson
James ‘Martin
Farmer
Novello
Adestes Fideles
Noel Kristmas
Direct double track service to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago
Leaving South station Boston at 6 p m through service to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston Albany New York Central and Michigan Central rail roads. The best quickest and safest direct double track service from New England to these points. Send for West Bound. A 5 Hanson G P A Aboard
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Boston
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Boston & Albany
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New England
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Bryan to Speak in Boston at Club Banquet
At the Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts executive committee meeting a letter from William Jennings Bryan accepting an invitation to a banquet on January 4 was read. This will be his first Boston appearance since a 10 000 person speech in 19 fall. The talk on “The Patriot of Peace” is expected to draw wide interest and the club plans an elaborate tribute with more guests to be announced.
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Weld
George F. Washburn
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Mr. Bryan
Father Kiernan Dead in Fall River
The Rev. Owen Kiernan longtime pastor of Immaculate Conception Church Fall River died after a two day illness attributed to overwork. Born in Longford Ireland he studied in Baltimore and was ordained in Providence in 1874. He served Olneyville Attleboro and New Bedford before settling here twenty years ago where he organized the parish he led at his death.
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Fall River
Owen Kiernan
Immaculate Conception
Father Kiernan
County Longford
Ireland
Baltimore
Providence
New England
Olneyville
Attleboro
New Bedford
War drills on fleet amid winter Caribbean cruise
The North Atlantic squadron will conduct landing and launching boat drills during its winter cruise in West Indian and Gulf waters. The training ship Prairie will assist, with a voyage to the Gulf of Paria and port visits between Port of Spain and Fort de France through early March.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Gulf
Prairie
Gulf of Paria
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Fort de France
Funeral of Judge Story Somerville in 1872 style
The funeral of Hon Isaac Story Somerville longtime judge of Somerville Police Court held at First Baptist Church Somerville after a private family service at Linden avenue His colleagues and the local bar conducted formal actions and floral tributes The service was attended by city officials county officials and many police and civic leaders.
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Isaac Story
Somerville
First Baptist Church
Spring Hii
Francie M. Wilson
George A. Maynard
Samuel ©. Darling
Thomas F. O'Malley
Linden Avenue
Richard O. Sherwood
John Haskell Butler
Michael F. Farrell
Z. Bowman
Melville
Parkhurst
Amory WN. Hardy
Howland
Francis A. Perkins
George I. Rice
Charles F. Byrnes
Daniel G. Simons
Ernest S. Goff
Glines
Vinal
Watters
Jones
Littlefield
Frye
Naughton
Cushman
Alger Doing Well Despite Illness In Detroit
Detroit December 23 Dr Longyear attending surgeon on General R A Alger reported the general's condition as good with pulse 76 temperature under 100 and cheerful mood He said the general feels better than he has for some time and there is no present apprehension of a change for the worse
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Detroit
Mich
Longyear
R. A. Alger
Dr. Longyear
Death of George H. Sullivan in New York City
George H. Sullivan, son of the late Hon. John H. Sullivan of Fast Boston, died yesterday in his New York apartments after moving there to attend a medical college following his father's death. The cause of death is not known.
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George H. Sullivan
John H. Sullivan
Boston
New York
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Cure for Piles
Jous Paris reports a testimonial from F. Capps of Minneapolis who claims an 82 year battle with piles ended after four months using Pyramid Pile Cure. He says only one 50 cent box was used and the disease disappeared with no return. Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan, sells it and offers a free mailed book on piles.
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Jous Paris
F. Capps
Minnesota Ave
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
New Cure for Stomach Ills Enters Michigan Field
Arbor Michigan December 23. University of Michigan experts report experiments by Professor Frederic G Novy yielding an apparent absolute intestinal antiseptic from benzozone tested on five students. The treatment involved a benzozone dose with sterilized milk three times daily and repeated chemical analyses showed flattering results.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Frederic G. Novy
Michigan
Novy
Dujardin Beaumetz
Dr. Novy
Professor Novy
Royal Blue Line 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 26 dollars includes five days board at first class hotel in Washington visit to Philadelphia and New York with stop over privileges. Call or write Joseph P Teggart N H P A 211 Washington street Boston for illustrated itinerary and guide to Washington.
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Boston
Fall River Line
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Teggart
Washington Street
Exeter man loses arm and mangled foot in train jump attempt
J T Batchelder of Raymond, 28, tried to ride the cowcatcher to reach Boston from Exeter tonight. He was thrown off as the engine wheels tore off his left arm and mangled his left foot in a violent accident.
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N. H
Nee
J. T. Batchelder
Raymond
Batchelder
Boston
Mayor Hurley Leads Merry Christmas Party at Salem Almshouse
Salem December 25 Mayor John F Hurley dominated a Christmas festival at the Salem Almshouse. He received a 4 ovation from about 140 inmates and held a levee in the main dining room. He spoke of easing misfortune for Salem’s people as music and gifts filled a monster tree celebration.
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Salem
John F. Hurley
Salem Almshouse
Post
Hurley
Mayor-elect Low's new appointments list released
New York Dec 23 Mayor-elect Low issued an additional list of appointments tonight naming the park commissioner among others. The announcement accompanies the transition as officials prepare for the upcoming administration.
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New York
Low
Hurley Wins Point as Salem Schools Close Jan 1
Mayor Hurley forced the school closing at Salem for New Year’s Day 1902 after protests from school authorities. He argued the New Year’s Eve ball and holiday mood justify the shutdown, and officials conceded the wisdom of the move.
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Salem
Hurley
Borough Officials Appointed Amid Political Divisions
In Brooklyn and Queens Richard Young heads the Republican Board of Taxes and Assessments with Samuel Strasbourger, William Cogswell, George Gillespie, and Rufus J. Scott as Republicans. James L. Wells chairs the board. Elgin R. Gould serves as city chamberlain for the Citizens Union. William Hepburn Russell runs the Commission of Accounts for Greater New York Democracy. Park commissioner John E. Eustis represents the Citizens Union.
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Btooklyn
Queens
Richard Young
Republican Board of Taxes and Assessments
Samuel Strasbourger
William 8. Cogswell
George J. Gillespie
Rufus J. Scott
James L. Wells
Citizens’ Union
William Hepburn Russell
Greater New York Democracy
the Brokx
John E. Eustis
General Seamans Stricken With Inflammatory Rheumatism
General William H. Seamans adjutant general of California lies in serious condition in Washington after an attack of inflammatory rheumatism that weakened his heart.
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Washington
William H. Seamans
State of
California
Tragedy Near Powell River Ends in Drowning and Death
In Middlesboro Kentucky on December 25 Charles Preston about 20 took young Jessie Marionsleigh for a ride on Powell River across the Cumberland Mountains. The boat sank because of a faulty fee. Preston attempted to save the girl and, distressed by the disaster, killed himself in the child s presence.
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Charles Preston
Jessie Marionsleigh
Powell River
Cumberland Mountains
Preston
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