Munyons Remedies Cited By Boston Readers In Endorsements
The piece lists multiple Boston residents and officials praising Munyon's Inhaler and remedies for catarrh rheumatic fever dyspepsia bronchitis and kidney issues. Endorsements come from Capt Elliott Isaiah Athins Frank Waterman George Courier O S Chaffer Robert OToole Mrs Tillson Robert Guild and C Re Buckman among others.
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Isaiah Athins
Lexington St
Boston
Munyon
Mr. Atkins
Robert O'Toole
Alderman O'Toole
East Milton
Munyon Offers At-Home Cures For Many Ailments
Munyon proclaims a single trial suffices and markets cures for rheumatism colds dyspepsia kidney disease headaches and liver trouble with Prof Munyon claiming a remedy for nearly every disease. Inhaler products target catarrh asthma bronchitis and other head nose throat lung issues with hard rubber and glass Family styles priced at 1.00 with 50 cents of medicines.
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Munyon
Stuny
Cadets Present Miladi and the Musketeer in Boston Run
A Boston Cadets performance features the musical drama Miladi and the Musketeer. D Artagnan leads, with songs such as My Lady Fair With Golden Hair and Heart of My Heart. The cast includes Hawkins, Roche, de Winter characters, and a large, fashionable audience. Encores and repeated performances mark the success of the show.
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Lady de Winter
Rocheford
D’artagnan
Miladi
Lady Fair
Duke of Buckingham
England
Palace of
Barnet
Heartz
Raoul D’artagnan
the Musketeer
W. 8S
Hawkins Pion Gay
Cos
Vpaea Ae Hiaue Asta
Paty du Lobster de
Alex. Dickinson ‘Park House
T. M. Richards, Jr
Arrahe
Cccvcccuecens
H. . Perkins
George Villiers
Milord Duke of
Sisi
Ices
Adios Citi
A. C. Briggs DE Sc Ee Rier Preerene
E. L. Buffinton
Psicayae
DAC
Revere Ss
WEBI
J. Brewer Suuguou
Oicenahesgeeeutesan Ad
Bowman
Countess de Winter
Mi- Bao
W. B
Cc. Fox
Gabrielle du ‘Chalus
C. Stone
Anne of Austria
France
J. S. Bleecker
Mignonette
Marie
Ark
E. S
H. D. Baylor
Boston College Graduates Protest Harvard Law Exclusion
An enthusiastic Boston College alumni meeting at Parker House condemns Harvard Law School for excluding BC from its privileged list. Dr. Francis Barnes cites a hidden reason and urges equal testing for all applicants, while church leaders and alumni discuss next steps toward a fairer admission policy.
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Boston College
Parker House
Eliot
Harvard Law School
Boston College Alumni Association
Harvard
Harvard Law
Law Scholol
Barnes
M. J. Doody
Archdiocese of
Boston
John F. Broderick
Alumni Association
Francis J. Butler
William J. O O’ Reilley
Peter F. Gartland
Joseph V. Tracy
P. J. Supple
Thonis F. Brannan
Thomas J. Hurley
George W. Leahy
Francis J. Weller
John D. Drum
Joseph F. O
Chicago Building Trades Council orders widespread strike
At a Chicago meeting the Hod Carriers' and Building Laborers' Union business agent ordered a walkout on all Chicago building sites under the Contractors' Council rules. About 6000 workers plus 890 carpenters slated to strike next Saturday with a plan to avoid resuming work Monday. Plumbers' Union also walked off with about two thousand members refusing to work.
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Chicago
Building Trades Council
Hod Carriers’ and Building Laborers’ Union
Building Contractors’ Council
Contractors’ Council
Plumbers’ Union
Bryan visits North Adams in Democratic rally tour
Colonel W. J. Bryan arrives in North Adams with Christopher T. Callahan amid cheering crowds. A noon rest, a mass meeting, handshakes, and a Wilson Hotel banquet cap a long day as he plans to speak in Greenfield Hartford and Bridgeport the next day.
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Pittsfield
W. J. Bryan
Holyoke
Christopher T. Callahan
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
North Adams
Colonel Bryan
John H. Mack
Mack
Mr. Bryan
Wilson Hotel
Wilson
Greenfield
Fitchburg Road
Hartford
Bridgeport
Tribute to Daniel Ford at Tremont Temple Marks Union Wake
The Baptist Social Union held its 345th meeting to honor Daniel Sharpe Ford who founded the group and left nearly one million dollars. Ford also bequeathed 300 000 for a Social Union building to be built in the business district this year. A 4 30 reception was followed by a viewer in Lorimer Hall with about 20 seated and a full gallery of spectators.
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Daniel Sharpe Ford
Tremont Temple
Baptist Social Union
Social Union
Ford
Gilbert Hall
Lorimer Hall
Bidwell orchard reigns as world’s greatest in Butte County
California highlights its Bidwell orchard in Butte County spanning 1500 acres with sections for peaches plums prunes apples pears apricots cher ries almonds figs nectarines oranges olives quinces grapes and nuts. The text also praises G O Taylor Whiskey Old Bourbon and Pure Rye as superior and pure with physicians recommending them and licensed dealers selling only sealed bottles.
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California
Butte County
Bidwell
G. O. Taylor
Melrose Aldermen Confirm Nominations and Set Anniversary
The Melrose Board of Aldermen confirmed mayoral nominations and approved a $600 appropriation for the town’s fiftieth anniversary to be held in May. A committee to organize the celebration was named, and transit fare talks with rail officials were authorized. An order to remove unauthorized telephone wires was approved.
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Melrose
Stoneham
Malden
Saugus
Wakefield
Alderman Barton
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Superintendent of Public Works
British plan to push north from the Orange River
London reports indicate three infantry divisions and a cavalry division could form between the coast and Orange River as Lord Roberts orders a northern movement. General Buller may detour west to avoid rough country while General French moves to Norval's Pont, risking Colesberg. Fifteen transports with 13,000 troops sail this week including militia and yeomanry.
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Orange River
Lord Roberts
William Henry Green
Buller
William Green
French
Rensburg
Norval’s Pont
Steyn and Kruger Protest Farm Destruction in Cape Town
Presidents Steyn and Kruger have appealed to Field Marshal Lord Roberts protesting the destruction of farm houses and property. Roberts replied that charges were not substantiated and noted that wanton property destruction goes against British practices.
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Cape Town
Steyn
Kruger
Lord Roberts
Macrum Silent After State Department Visit
Mr. Macrum arrived at the State Department at 9 39 this morning and spent about thirty minutes with Dr Hill Assistant Secretary of State. Secretary Hay had left his office for the day and Macrum refused to explain his reasons for leaving Pretoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Macrum
State Department
Hill
Hay
Pretoria
Davis at Boers Laager Ladysmith Visit
Mr. Webster Davis United States Assistant Secretary of the Interior visits the Boer laager at Ladysmith with Herr Biermann the German consul and a companion. He inspects camps and positions around the besieged town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Marques
Pine Bay
Webster Davis
United States
Herr Biermann
Pretoria
Ladysmith
Newton Aldermen May Seek Local Option Tax Legislation
City Solicitor Winfield Locum issued a favorable opinion for the Newton Single Tax Club petition. He states the Board of Aldermen may request the Legislature to pass a local option tax act. The board had previously rejected the petition but reconsidered and referred it for legal guidance.
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Newton
Board of Aldermen
Winfield S&s. Locum
Maine News Highlights Include Rail Purchase Talks and Local Stabbing
Boston parties eye Skowhegan street railway expansion and purchase plans. A serious stabbing in Bangor left painter John Welch gravely injured by Eugene Blake. A Lewiston Brunswick and Bath line rail damages suit against Laura M. Smith totals 15,000 dollars. Several marriages and deaths across Maine are listed, with locations such as Monson, Bangor, Lincoln Centre, and Portland.
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Boston
Skowhegan Street Railway
Bangor
John Welch
Eugene Blake
Lewiston, Brunswick & Bath Street Railway
Laura M. Smith
Lisbon
Smith
Merrymeeting Park
Charles H. Brown
Flora A. Townsend
North Herman
Ernest L. Light
Lizzie Clark
J. Ganas Richardson
Beatrice May Farnham
Fire Destroys Manchester Store Briefly. No Injuries Reported
A Saturday fire at the Timothy McDonough store in Manchester was quickly put out with no injuries. Goffstown anticipates an electric railroad and Franklin expands Mayo Knitting Machine capacity with new machinists. The Baltic mills at Enfield near framing, and the Barrington Congregational Church pair wed. Notable deaths include Gage of Dover Eaton of Dover 75 Richardson of Walpole 65 Hodgdon of Portsmouth 77.
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Timothy McDonough
Manchester
Nathan Gorham
Dover
Lady Viking
Harry Beecham
Portsmouth
Goffstown
Mayo Knitting Machine and Needle Company
Franklin
Fire Department of
James B. Garnett
Daniel Webster Steamer Company
Enfield
Daniel McIntyre
Congregational Church
Barrington
Lowlde Holl
Fred BB. Gage
Mary Elizabeth Eaton
A. P. Richardson
Walpole
The
New Hampshire Medical Society
R. H. Hodgdon
Vermont News Summary of Local Resignations and Obituaries
George H. Pell of St. Albans resigns as timekeeper in the Vermont Central railway superintendent's office. D. H. Wright of New Haven dies at an advanced age, a former Vermont militia lieutenant who helped recall McDonough's fleet at Vergennes. A Burlington 1800 lease to Gideon King is found. Bristol records 49 births, 40 deaths, 18 marriages in 1840. 41 deaths, 33 births, 20 marriages in 1508. J. H. Sprague of Bristol and Herman Sprague of Hinesburgh plan Alaska trip. Logs and car loading boosted A. B. Crandall mill yard activity. Agnes M. Meldon, N. H. Munsill, 48 Truman Tucker noted among deaths. Bernard Quinn dies in Roxbury. funeral set with mass at Blessed Sacrament.
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George H. Pell
St. Albans
Vermont Central Railway
D. H. Wright
New Haven
McDonough
Vergennes
Plattsburg
Burlington
City of
Gideon King
J. H. Sprague
Bristol
Herman Sprague
Hinesburgh
Alaska
Janceville
A. BE. Crandall
Agnes M. Meldon
Rutland
N. H. Munsill
Truman Tucker
Gilder, Arctic Explorer, Dies in New Jersey
William Henry Gilder, explorer and brother of Richard Watson Gilder, dies at his Morristown home. He served as second in command on Schwatka’s Franklin search, led a nearly 2000 mile winter telegraph mission after De Long’s expedition, and later searched the Lena Delta for Jeannette survivors while writing for newspapers and magazines.
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New York
William Henry Gilder
Richard Watson Gilder
Morristown
N. J
Franklin
Frederick Schwatka
King Williams Land
Irving
Sir John Franklin
de Long
Berry
Rodgers
Bering Strait
Gilder
Siberia
Lena Delta
Jeannette
Magaznes
Prudential Roxbury Dorchester Dinner Honors Rock Company Staff
The Prudential Insurance Boston districts 2 and 4 in Roxbury and Dorchester held a dinner at the Brunswick Hotel last night. About 100 attendees including guest Mr. BP 8S. Alston of New York, Division Manager C. W. Gore, and other prominent Roxbury and Dorchester business figures. Music by the Orpheus Mandolin Banjo and Guitar Club of Roxbury.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brunswick Hoctel
Home Office
Philadelphia
Co. Co
Shirley
Wilson Arnold
Vv. Coulson
James Rafter
William Blair
R. B. Brown
M. J. O'Leary
Everett Nominates Key City Officials
At a city meeting Mayor Nichols announced nominations for treasurer and collector Nathan Nichols city engineer Christopher Harrison city physician Dr George B Whitehill inspector of buildings Elisha A Loring city auditor John H Sheldon five year Public Works member Michael McNamara library trustee George M Nagh hospital trustee James K Lewis and other posts. The budget shows school department at 108000 dollars, up 7090 from last year and the mayor estimates a tax rate of 16.48 dollars per thousand, down two cents from 1899.
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Everett
Nichols
Nathan Nichols
Christopher Harrison
George B. Whitehill
Elisha A. Loring
John H. Sheldon
Michael McNamara
Board of Public Works
George M. Nagh
Shute Memorial Library
James K. Lewis
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Oe Ee the Manor
Car Collision Leaves Belmont Man Critical in Newton Hospital
In Newton Massachusetts at Nonantum square an electric car struck another vehicle. James Kiley thirty of Harrison avenue Belmont is in critical condition with a fractured skull. His seven year old father is badly injured at home.
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Newton
Mass
Nonantum Square
James Kiley
Harrison Avenue
Belmont
Newton Hospital
Matthew Kiley
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Cedar St
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Franklin St
Revere
M. EB. Tillson
South Hanson
Robert Guild
Main St
Charlestown
C. Re. Buckman
Temple St
Gadets
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Hawkins
George Lowell Tracy
T. E. Statson
Richelieu
Chickering
Hood
J. J. Little
Fulton, N. Y
MR. Eliot
Baptist Union
Mr. Ford
G.o.taylor
Melrose Aldermen
John T. Manning
Winter St
Stowell’s
H. B. McConnell
Hotel Pelham
Boylston St
South Africa
Bloomingdale
Argest
Bloomingdaled
Chamber Commerce
Telephone
Jane Ian Dee
London
Steyn and Kruger
Roberts
Maine News
Portland
Hiram Hill Walker
George W. Turner
James H. Stickney
Winifred Thornton
Hampden
Deke S. Farrow
Veazie
John S. Dwelley
Thomas Parry
Skowhegan
Thomas Wells
Hallowell
Samuel A. Stoddard
Woolwich
John Gilmore
Union
Joseph M. Skinner
NEW Hampshire News
Vermont News
Deathy
Dr. Greene
Fortner Taylor
Courtland Place
Conn
WH. Gilder
Rock Company
Prudential Insurance Agents
Brunswick
Sunday Post
A. J. Heffner
Cc. H. Walcott
Fisher Ames
Almyr
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J. R. Powell
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