Astonishing Cures by Nervura for Epilepsy and St Vitus
Parents of pale delicate or nervous children urged to use Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Letters from H. A. Cope and Harvey A. Milliken describe epileptic fits and St Vitus' dance improving after treatment. Free consultation offered at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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H. A. Cope
Mount Salem
Michigan
T. J. Milliken
St. Clair
Dr. Greene
Harvey
President Williams to resign from Chemical Bank this year
New York Feb 8 President George W Williams will resign as president of the Chemical National Bank within the year after more than 25 years in the post. He will retire with Cashier Quinlan and is regarded as one of the nation’s best known financiers with an international reputation. The retirement timing was stated by a management insider at Chemical Bank.
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New York
George W. Williams
Chemical National Bank
Quinlan
Williams
Williamsould
Chemical Bank
Railroad Workers Rally Behind Dr Bull's Syrup Endorsement
Railroad employees express firm belief in Dr Bull's tough syrup as the reliable old standby, praising its proven effectiveness and enduring reputation among workers.
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Dr. Bull
Letter Found in Gloucester Harbor Ties Captain Dunham
A letter found in a clothing bag in Gloucester Harbor, addressed to Captain D. D. Dunham of the schooner Hannah F. Carleton, is believed to have been a memorandum given by Dunham to a person who may have been lost in last week’s gale. John S. Emery & Co. report Dunham is at his Jonesport, Maine home after his vessel left last December to lay up for winter.
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Gloucester Harbor
D. D. du
John S
D. D. Dunham
Hannah F. Carleton
John S. Emery & Co
Dividend Declared at C. E. Osgood Company Meeting
Stockholders met on February 8 1898 and declared a six percent dividend for the year.
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C. E. Osgood Company
Thrice Wed at 18 and This Romancer Has Been Twice Divorced
Indianapolis report details Benson Eggers an 18 year old from North Salem who wed three times. He first married Lulu Belle Coffman at 16 and was divorced for cruelty. Six weeks later he married Rhoda Morgan of Terre Haute, who later obtained a divorce. He then married Ethel May Harris of Danville and seeks to annul that marriage claiming prior wife was alive. He told Harris his Terre Haute wife was dead.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Love Wells
Benson Eggers
Eggers
North Salem
Lulu Belle Coffman
Benson
Rhoda Morgan
Terre Haute
Eggers No. 2
Ethel May Harris
Danville
Harris
Not a Baronet Barons: Philadelphia Divorce Case
Emily M Koechurr sues Rudolph N Koechurr for desertion. Married July 1890 after meeting at Cape May. Rudolph claimed wealth and nobility but confessed as a barber with a German wife and two children. Detectives traced him to Germany. Mrs Koechurr No 2 is adopted daughter of Yonkers widow Mrs Connman.
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Philadelphia
Emily M. Koechurr
Rudolph N. Koechurr
Cape May
Rudolph
Hesse- Darmstadt
Germany
Pauline Koechurr
Koechurr No. 2
Connman
Yonkers
N. Y
Vanderbilt recalls dinner for Leila Sloane as elder son ill
William K. Van derbilt recalled invitations for a dinner dance at his New York residence planned for Thursday in honor of his niece Miss Leila Sloane. The recall was due to illness of his elder son William K. Van derbilt Jr. The report notes the family connection and event prior to cancellation.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Nice
Leila Sloane
Mr. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Young Vanderbilt
Mars
Old World
Washington
Victoria
William
Nicholas
Alphonso
Spain
la Christina
Francis Joseph
Elizabeth
Austria
Oscar
Sophia
Sweden
Norway
Humbert
Margherita
Italy
Olga
Greece
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Tsait’'ien
Cae Matsuhito
Mika
Elliptical Martian War Vision Prompted by Edison Ship
In a future tale a Martian invasion is halted by new inventions. Edison builds an electrical flying ship and a disintegrator device as world leaders rush to Washington for a united war council. Armies from Britain France Russia and others set sail toward a common planetary defense.
Edison’s Electrical Warship Inaugurates World Reception
In a grand Washington arrival, Edison leads a towering electric warship voyage across America and Pacific seas. Nations gather at the Capitol as monarchs and presidents ride in sunlight on Pennsylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wwe
Atlantic
Edison
Potomac
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Pennsylvania Avenue
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Emperor William
Empress Victoria
Russia
America
France
Switzerland
Andorra
Mexico
South American
Unparalleled Scene in Senate as Edison Seen Key to Mars Defense
The article describes a grand Senate chamber scene with world leaders gathered to discuss funding Mars defense. President opens by recalling Martian invasion and Providence aid, praising Edison for developing means to withstand or conquer the invaders. A large war fund is to be raised to equip defenses and interplanetary ships. The proceedings promise continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edison
Mars
Harvard Freshman Isolated After Measles Exposure
A Harvard freshman who traveled from Cambridge to visit his father developed a pronounced case of measles on Saturday. A physician said the illness is not serious but to remain isolated until the disease ends. Harvard reports no epidemic and no known cases among students.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Vanderbilt
Hetty Green challenges trust trustees in probate case
Mrs Hetty Green widow of Sylvia Ann Howland seeks to replace trustees Edward D Mandell George Howland Jr and William A Gordon with Amory A Lawrence and Edward H R Green in the estate trust of Sylvia Ann Howland. Hearing anticipated as tensions surface over the will dispute.
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Taunton
Hetty Green
America
Hetty Howland R. Green
Sylvia Ann Howland
New Bedford
Gideon Howland
Edward D. Mandell
George Howland, Jr
William A
Hypnotism Claimed In Hanan Awakening Case
Friends and attorney Hal Bell say Brook lyn millionaire John Hanan has awakened from a two year hypnotic trance begun after a meeting with Mrs Thompson aboard the yacht Saginaw. Bell cites hypnotism as the cause and notes a pending $150000 damage suit by Mrs B M Dutton as part of the case.
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New York
John H. Hanan
Hal Bell
Brooklyn
Thompson
Charles Smith
Saginaw
B. M. Dutton
Chicago
Bell
Hanan
Sister Rebecca 29 Dies in Peekskill Convent
Sister Rebecca, a noted yet young member of the Sisters of St. Mary, died at St. Gabriel's convent Peekskill from consumption. She belonged to the Robbins family of Philadelphia and rose to social prominence in Philadelphia before choosing religious life with the Sisters of St. Mary.
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New York
Rebecca
Sisters of St. Mary
St. Gabriel’s Convent
Peekskill
Ister
Robbins
Philadelphia
All Saints’ Sisters
Sisters of Stary
Buncoed for $500 by con men posing as coal firm reps
Asa H. Josselyn of East Boston was swindled out of 503 dollars after answering a newspaper ad for a collector job at Thomas & Pike coal dealers. He met "Ross" and an elderly man posing as Mr Pike, who convinced him to deposit 500 as security. They vanished with the money. police are investigating.
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American
Alleghany Mountains
Ohio
Mississippi
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Hawaii
China
Japan
Mr. Edison
Asa H. Josselyn
Lexington Street
Boston
Josselyn
Ross
Thomas & Pike
Albany Street
Pike
Ross and Pike
Mr. Ross
Thomas & Pike's
Fifth concert of the Boston C. EB Gospel Chorus on Feb 16
The Boston C EB Gospel Chorus directed by G. K. Somerby will perform at People's Temple on Wednesday evening February 16 with soprano Gertrude Walker and baritone W. H. Steadman. Damon Sisters Quartet and Marie E. Collins will participate. Washington Dr. C. J. Blake will lecture at Prospect Union in Cambridgeport at 7 45 tonight on Ancient Breech-loading Arms. The Y M C A marks its forty seventh anniversary at 8 pm with Governor Wolcott and Curtis Guild Jr. attending. a gymnastic exhibition and athletic events follow.
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Boston C. EB. Gospel Chorus
People’s Temple
G. K. Somerby
Gertrude Walker
W. H. Steadman
Dora P. Damon
Damon Sisters
Marie E. Collins
Washington
C. J. Blake
Boston
Prospect Union
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridgeport
Wolcott
Curtis Guild, Jr
Pond's Extract Endorsement by Atlanta Caller
A letter from Warren P. Lovett of Atlanta praises Pond's Extract, claiming a thorough personal trial proves its value. He offers a money-back guarantee if readers do not benefit when used as directed and states he is not connected to the firm.
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Pond
Warren P. Lovett
Forsyth Street
Atlanta, Ga
Convict Labor For Cape Cod Canal Plan Presented
Willard Howland told the legislative Harbors and Public Lands Committee that convict labor could build the Cape Cod canal in five years at an estimated cost of about 1 million dollars He argued 2000 prisoners could work on the project and that tolls would repay the state before opening the canal to world commerce Colorado?
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Willard Howland
Cape Cod
Legislative Committee On
Howland
Cape
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Legislative Hearing Amid Death of Senator Hayes
The Legislature postponed business as Senator James Hayes died. House and Senate adjourned in respect while recalling resolutions and eulogies. Morning hearings covered convict labor canal plans, district aldermanic bills, and the Boston and Maine stock purchase bill. Senator Davis dropped his public works board bill. prison commissioners urged a new state prison with construction plans.
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James Hayes
House
Senate
Cape Cod
Bartlett
Skillings
Boston & Maine
Committee On Railroads
William W. Davis
Boston
Reformatories Favor Common Prison With Death Penalty
Officials discuss a plan to reform penal systems by adopting a common prison model that includes the death penalty for certain offenses. The proposal advocates a unified approach to criminals and punishment.
Boston Sportsmen's Show Gains 700 Members As Opening Draws Near
Secretary Walter L. Hill of the New England Sportsmen's Association reports membership surpassing 700 as Boston readies its first Sportsmen's show. Governor Wolcott will open the exhibition on March 12 with dignitaries from Canada and New Brunswick while live game, Indian village, artificial lake, and ornate exhibits promise indoor entertainment and contests.
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Walter L. Hill
New England Sportsmen’s Association
Pierce
Copley Square
Nimrod
Boston
Wolcott
Commonwealth
New Brunswick
Dominion of Canada
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Joseph Lee
Paul Butler
Colonel Butler Ames
Heber Bishop
Antonio Apache
O. R. Dickey
Bayard Thayer
F. B. Crowninshield
Joseph Prince Loud
L. W. Seavey
Charles Canterbury
Edward Read
Pierce Building
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Garrett P. Serviss
Barber Koechurr
Willie K., JR
Earth
Thomas A. Son
Tey Moon
San Francisco
Shen
Ireland
England
British Empire
Republic
Europe
Itn
Star of Empire
Universal Brotherhood
English Channel
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kiel
Over the
the Sultan OF
Appy
United States
M’kinley
Lola Baers
Kirk &Co
Rulton
Kentucky
OLD Crow
RYE
H. B. Kirk & CO
John Miller & Co
Park Square
Hetty
Grapo
Left Society For Religion
Buncoed
N. B
O’callachan & GO
Washington Street
Adams House
Mr. Howland
Cape Cod Canal
Senator Hayes
New England Association
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