Punishment and Nature’s Laws Seen in Health Debate
The piece argues punishment across history echoes Nature's penalties for breaking laws. It advocates Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a restorative tonic improving digestion, blood, and nerves, citing testimonials of biliousness, ulcers, and liver issues, and promotes free medical advice from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
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Nathan Hale
Dr. Pierce
Shiloh Church
Sevier Co
Tenn
A. W. McMillan
Shover
Richard
John Crozier
Morristown
Belmont Co
Ohio
Courageous captain blocks mob at Dawson cache
Hazard Wells reports Captain Ray and Lieutenant Richardson defended Alaska caches at Fort Yukon against a hostile Dawson mob. The pair stood firm with their uniforms and small American flags as tensions rose over provisions and a potential clash. The captain refused demands to surrender, averting violence for now.
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Washington
E. Hazard Wells
Ray
Yukon
Associated Press
Wells
Richardson
Fort Yukon
Dawson
Weare Company
Alaska Commercial Company
Lawson
Quincy Club Ball Opens Ward 9 Political Social
The Quincy Club of Ward 9 held its first ball in Paul Revere Hall with politicians, hosts, and dignitaries in a festive political social. Mayor Quincy and ward leaders led a grand march as guests arrived, including Walter Brown, Tom Kelcher, and several councilors and aldermen.
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Quincy Club
Ward 9
Paul Revere Hall
James Donovan
Boston
Quincy
Brother Digg
Walter Brown
Tom” Kelcher
Beau Brummel
Johnnie” Kelcher
Donovan
Dave’’ Barry
Christie
Scheele
Charlie’ Rheinhart
Jerry” Fennessy
Sammy” Kasanof
Joan J. Flanagan
Samuel Borofsky
Timothy L. Connolly
Conry
Norton Dixon
Cleary
John H. Sullivan
William J. Donovan
P. J. Kennedy
John F. Dever
Timothy E. McCarthy
Fitzgerald
Digg
President Donovan
Mary J. Dolan
Natick
J. A. Sullivan
Congressman Fitzgerald
Agnes Patterson
J. M. Galvin
T. V. Sullivan
John W. Leahon
Alderman Conry
Cora Livingstone
John A. Kelcher
Matthew Cotter
Thomas J. O’neil
Julia Dolan
George W. Thompson
Marie Moore
National Educational Society Ball Held in Berkeley Hall
The third annual ball of the National Educational Society was held last night in Berkeley Hall with 500 guests. Grand march led by Louis Tichnor and Miss Bessie Solomon, followed by Max Alberts and Miss Fanny Bernstein and seventy couples. Committee included B. G. Richards, James M. Glossman, and M. H. Livingstone.
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National Educational Society
Berkeley Hall
Louis Tichnor
Bessie Solomon
Max Alberts
Fanny Bernstein
B. G. Richards
James M. Glossman
M. H. Livingstone
Taunton Mills See Second Day of Dispute
On February 8 at Whittenton mills Taunton workers staged a second day of trouble. A cloth room strike opened to finish up work while the dye house was also opened but later closed after previous goth room unrest.
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Taunton
Whittenton Mills
Boies Advocates New Ground For Democratic Finance
Ex Governor Horace Boies urged Democrats in Fairfield to abandon the 1896 financial plank after the defeat of the free coinage bill. He proposed a redeemable government currency as the basis for party unity and spoke on a shift in policy following the letters denying party sacredness.
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Fairfield
Horace Boies
Bertha D. Nickerson Crew Hero Receives Reward
Captain Cogill and the crew of the Boothbay schooner Bertha D. Nickerson arrived in Boston aboard the Lincoln from Boothbay Harbor after being swept from Gloucester Harbor in a gale. Mate George H. Haymer, who steered to safety and kept the ship from crashing on rocks, received a purse of money from the marine insurers.
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Cogill Ana
Boothbay
Bertha D. Nickerson
Gloucester Harbor
Boston
Lincoln
Boothbay Harbor
George H. Haymer
Gloucester
Marine
Dillon Re-Elected Chairman as Irish Party Meets
London February 8 The Irish parliamentary party holds its meeting after abstention and re-elects John Dillon as chairman along with re-election of the whips and secretaries. Timothy M Healy and his supporters attend the gathering.
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London
Timothy M. Healy
John Dillon
Discovery of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets hailed as cure
Dr Redwell reports a remarkable relief from acute stomach trouble and chronic dyspepsia after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. A patient with years of sour eating, aches, and insomnia improved after four boxes, gaining weight and losing acidity. The tablets are advertised in drug stores at fifty cents per package and are described as safe and vegetable based.
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Dr. Redwell
Stuart
Three Cuban relief measures debated in Senate
Three resolutions for Cuban relief were presented in the Senate. Allen of Nebraska proposed recognizing Cuban patriot bel Iigerency. Cannon urged notifying Spain to recognize Cuban independence by March 4 1898 or US recognition of belligerency. Mason called for ending the war and restoring peace. Corbett seating claim from Oregon was argued.
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Washington
Senate
Allen
Neb
Cannon
Utah
Kingdom of Spain
United States
Mr. Mason
Spain
Henry W. Corbett
Oregon
Chandler
Aldrich Plowman contested Alabama seat moved forward
The House began consideration of the Aldrich Plowman contested election case from Alabama's fourth district. The committee supported seating the Republican contestant on conspiracy grounds, while the Democratic minority denied the claim. Plowman’s disputed plurality was revised to Aldrich by 32. Two speeches were delivered by Taylor and Mann for the majority and Fox and Settle for the minority. A vote was anticipated the next day.
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House
Aldrich-Plowman
Alabama
Plowman
Aldrich
Messrs. Taylor
Ohio
Mann
Illinois
Messrs. Fox
Mississippi
Settle
Kentucky
Secretary Long Comments on Cuban Ports and Naval Drills
Secretary Long said there should be no hostile significance attached to the Maine and Montgomery in Cuban ports or the North Atlantic squadron maneuvering off Florida. He stated the ships are on drill grounds off Florida and would be out of commission if not deployed, with summer plans to have them in northern waters.
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Washington
Long
Maine
Ccruiser
Montgomery
Cuban
North Atlantic Squadron
Florida
U S Filibuster Watch Cost Revealed in Note
A note from Minister Woodford to Spain discusses filibustering questions and shows US expenditure of about 2 million dollars to watch and combat filibusters. It claims the United States has been more successful than Spain in this area.
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Washington
Woodford
United States
Spain
Marines Land to Protect Americans in Nicaragua Crisis
U S Marines board the warship Alert after landing at San Juan Del Sur to shield the American consulate as government forces clash with revolutionists led by ex President Cardenas. San Juan Del Sur, near the canal terminus, remains a strategic cable station with U S warships nearby.
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United States
Alert
Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Cardenas
San Juan del Sur
Pacific
Rivas
Zalaya
Zelaya
Leutze
Rebels Driven From Town as bombardment Opens
A cablegram from Washington reports government forces bombarding the town after warning. The Alert saved women and children seeking refuge as rebels were driven out and retreated toward the interior. The insurgents appear doomed to failure.
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Washington
Amusements in Boston Theatre and local stages
Boston notices highlight Lillian Russell in The Wedding Day at the Boston Theatre and Miss Op in An Irish Gentleman at the Museum. Geisha at Tremont draws big crowds, with Mazuz and Mazett performing at the Howard. Other mentions include The Black Flag at Bowdoin Square and Streets of New York at Grand Theatre.
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Lillian Russell
Boston Theatre
Miss Russell
Florence O]p
Sage
Augustinaly
the Park
Ludwig Englander
Amanda Fabris
Edmund Collier
Leela Mitchell
I Want Dem
Keith’s
Hope Ross
Mr. Best
Caroline Mitford
Lothrop
Bowdoin Square
Boston
New York
Grand Theatre
Er. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Julia Marlowe
the Holns
Dan McCarthy
Grand Opera House
Andy Mack
McCarthy
Castle Square
J. H. Gilmour
Puzzle of Bus Route Descriptions Surfaces in Transit List
Transit memo lists stops and run restrictions for a service to Lakeport with partial routes. It notes no stop at Weirs and Warren, no connections to Bethlehem Jet, Twin Mountain, or Fabyan, and Franklin-only service on weekends and holidays.
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Manchester and
Concord
New Boston
North Weare
Ttenniker
Deherie
Manchester
Hookset
Suncook
Pittsfield
Nashua
Concorid
Belmont
Tilton
Lakeport
Meredith
Ashland
D. M. Laconia
Weirs
Plymouth
Warren
Haverhill
Campton
North Woodstock
Pemigewasset Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lan
Bethlehem Junction
Twin Mountain
Abyan House
White Mountain
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
Norwich
Hanover
ST. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
ST. J
Iethlehem Jet
Fabyans
Satur Av
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Isidore Gross
Bayfield, DeKalb Co
R. T. Webb
Romney
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Ind
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo
Captain Ray
The
L. G. Peterson
Young’s
Wy. Galva
Juincy Club
GAY and Brilliant Assembly
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Boies
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Secretary Long
M'Kinley
Mc Kinley
Cuba
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Sicard
William T. Sampson
Iowa
Emewerny
Altenheim Med
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Merrimac St
Tremont Theatre
Bowdbomn
Wed
Northern Lights
Howard
Rentzs
Tley Bil E
Joe J. Schivan
Lottie Elliott
Minnie Cline
Mazuz and
Mazett
Fish and Quigg
York
Cor
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Thomas and Watson
Isabel Pitt Lewis
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Thomaston
Rockland
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Ballet
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John B. Schoeffel
Cadet Theatricals
C. A. Barnet
Queen OF the Ballet
George W. Edwardes
the Geisha
Augustin Daly
Crand Opera
Austin & Stone
Engelhart
Vienna
Clevereat Stara
Columbia
Crand Opera House
Dan McGarthy
Crubkeen
Kelly & Mason
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