Divorces and Health Ties Highlight Domestic Strife
A long discussion argues that marital discord stems from irritability caused by ill health among both spouses. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments and nervous exhaustion, claiming it stabilizes marriages by restoring health and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Senate Dealings on Arbitration Treaty Contested
Senate debates amendments to the arbitration treaty with Britain over submission to president and Senate before arbitration. Proposals remove Alaska boundary issues and guarantee Straits of Fuca openness in wartime. Further talks to follow after electoral vote count with no secret session tomorrow. Thursday Lodge to pursue immigration conference report amid limited debate Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Straits of Fuca
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Banquet At First Universalist
Cambridge church marked 75 years of incorporation with a banquet and reception last night. About 250 guests attended the basement banquet while reminiscences were offered by church and civic leaders including Rev. Dr. Bicknell Mayor Sortwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Cambridge
Charles James
William 8. Saul
Daniel E. Frasier
Horace G. Kemp
William D. MecWain
John D. Billings
Charles J. Peters
John Hopewell
Levi Hawkes
James H. Spaulding
Samuel J. Parkhill
Herbert L. Boyer
Thomas G. Newcent
Alice G. Teele
Charles S. Nickerson
Ada C. Bowles
Charles W. Biddle
D. D
Hocking River destroys towns as flood advances
Hocking Valley floods sweep Amesville where William Henry his wife and son fell from a collapsing bridge and drowned. Hugh Griffin dies near Chauncey while rescuing a drowning horse. Selba and other towns report inundation and multiple drownings as the valley suffers widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hocking
Amesville
William Henry
Hugh Griffin
Chauncey
Selba
Nickerson Nickerson Wedding in Roxbury Quiet Ceremony
Miss Carla Gertrude Howe wed William Archibald Nickerson last evening at the brides parents home 770 Shawmut Avenue in a small immediate family ceremony. Bridesmaid Jessieislipp and best man George E. Stone attended with Rev Albert E. George officiating. The couple plan a Florida honeymoon then reside at 30 Maywood Street Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Gertrude
William George B. Howe
William Archibald Nickerson
Shawmut Avenue
Jessieislipp
George E. Stone
Albert E. George
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
South Boston
East Boston Forum Aims to Abolish Grade Crossings
East Boston leaders and state officials gather at Music Hall for the Citizen Trade Association banquet. Mayor Quincy outlines plans to remove grade crossings and build a tunnel with railroad cooperation. Speakers praise ferry and transit improvements and celebrate local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Citizen Trade Association of
East Boston
Music Hall
Meridian Street
Bates
House of Representatives
Lawrence
Senate
Fast
Boston
Conry
Common Council
William J. Donovan
Henry D. Huggan
School Committee
Sarah T. Leighton
Home Club
East
John H. Lee
Fitzgerald
John H. Sullivan
Revere Beach Road
Revere Beach Ferry
Lee
Donovan
Transit Commission
Gideon L. Rumney
George H. Battis
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted as universal cure claim
An obesity of text extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a reliable non cathartic remedy for indigestion. It explains ingredients and asserts digestion after meals prevents gas acidity and other troubles. The piece cites a Marshall Michigan company and a free book offer while detailing a trial court's denial of a new trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Suart Co
Marshall, Mich
G A R Posts Condemn Harvard President Remarks
Cambridge Grand Army of the Republic members plan to present strong resolutions at the State encampment opening in Springfield. Each Cambridge post has formed a committee to draft condemnation of Harvard President Eliot’s remarks at the free trade dinner last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Eliot
Harvard University
Grand Army of the Republic
Springfield
Ex-editor Clark killed by train near Granville
The former Newark American editor and notable Republican A. B. Clark was struck and killed by a Baltimore & Ohio Central train while walking on the track near Granville, Zanesville this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
A. B. Clark
The
Newark American
Baltimore & Ohio Central
Granville
Lynn Common Council Adopts Sewer Borrowing Plan
The Lynn Common Council accepts the resignation of S Neal Kent as messenger and names Charles F E Parsons as his replacement. The body approves a petition to borrow 100000 over the debt limit for sewer work and authorizes 25000 for an eight room schoolhouse at Eastern avenue and Pacific street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
S. Neal Kent
Charles FE. Parsons
General Court
Eastern Avenue
Pacific Street
Everett Council Hears Mayor's Appropriation Estimates
Mayor Cate presented the annual appropriation bill for the current year at last night’s Everett Common Council meeting. The city’s estimated valuation stands at 15 million dollars. Newly elected Ward 2 Councilman KE Crossman took the oath of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Moondyne Circle Presents Hale And Toomey Address
In Catholic Union Hall the Moondyne Literary Circle hosted a musical and literary evening led by Rev. Edward Everett Hale whose talk recalled Hawthorne and wove anecdotes and unwritten history. Rev Mortimer E Toomey spoke on Books and Their Influences in the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union Hall
Moondyne
Edward Everett Hale
Hawthorne
Mortimer E. Toomey
Brockton Board of Trade Pushes Registry of Deeds Plan
At a Brockton meeting the new Board of Trade issued resolutions urging the Legislature to establish a registry of deeds and related records at the Court House. The petition bears 687 signatures from Brockton and nearby towns including Bridgewater East and West Bridgewater Abington and Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Board of Trade
Joslin Hall
Bridgewater
East
West Bridgewater
Abington
Whitman
Scovel to Be Tried In Civil Court in Cuba
Gaspar Betancourt, a naturalized American, released after acquittal for aiding patriots. Ana Sotolongo recaptured and returned to house of refuge. Nine political suspects to be deported to Cienfuegos tomorrow. Jose Azcut awaits court martial decision on sentence of life imprisonment. Scovel case to be tried in Santa Clara rather than Havana per Civil Court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Gaspar Betancourt
Ana Sotolongo
House of Refuge
Cuteau
Jose Azcut
Julio Sanguilly
Lee
Sylvester Scovel
Scovel
Santa Clara
Navy secretary pick confirmed by Major McKinley
Canton Ohio February 9 ex governor John D Long is fixed for Secretary of the Navy says Major McKinley. Saxton of New York suggests General Stewart L Woodford as preferred but fears New York may be excluded. McKinley discusses inaugural ball plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
John D. Long
New York
McKinley
American Wringer Company Ad In Boston
The American Wringer Company offers wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764 for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Court finds Bram crushed by verdict amid trial notes
In a detailed ruling Judge Colt rejects defense motions for a new trial and for newly discovered evidence. Bram weeps after the decision, while observers sense a crushed hope. The court upholds jury verdicts and dismisses misconduct and instructional objections as unfounded. The Monday motions on the supplementary evidence proceed at 3:30. The decision emphasizes jurors’ integrity and the rules on impeaching verdicts.
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Colt
Mr. French
Booth
Cotter
Thomas Bram
Supreme Court
Washington
Messrs. Cotter
French
Harrington
Green
Webb
Hoar
Bram
Brown
Barrett contradicts Spencer on Nash murder cabin setup
Colonel William Barrett of Concord testified in New York that experiments showed the cot and chair position at the time of Captain Nash's murder were arranged differently from Cook Spencer's testimony. Barrett described the scene aboard the Herbert Fuller with Hoar, Cotter, and Spencer, disputing Spencer's account of the cot’s placement and the axe blows.
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Concord
Cook Spencer
Nash
Herbert Fuller
Hoar
New York
William Barrett
Waldorf
Barrett
Colonel Barrett
Mr. Cotter
Captain Nash
Spencer
Mr. Hoar
Halifax
Mr. Swan
Swan
Puritana Promoted By Worcester Veteran Testimony
An advertisement extols Puritana as a cure for chronic stomach complaints and related ailments. L Hebert of Worcester recalls relief after starting Puritana last spring, noting improved appetite, digestion, and overall health and urging others with indigestion to try it. The pitch claims widespread newspaper proofs and growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
New Hampshire
Crosby
L. Hebert
Mass
Medford Officials Appointed in Mayor Lovering Budget
The Medford budget passed to the Board of Aldermen lists mayoral appointments including Warren Morse as assessor Henry Moore inspector of milk and vinegar Frank Hathaway public weigher Emery Holmes keeper of lockup Calvin Clark inspector of buildings Thomas Leahey bridge keeper Charles Draper city physician John Crowley overseer of the poor for three years Andrew Byrne street commissioner with budget details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Board of Aldermen
Lovering
Warren T. Morse
Henry F. Moore
Frank Hathaway
Emery D. Holmes
Calvin H. Clark
Thomas Leahey
Middlesex Avenue Bridge
Charles R. Draper
John Crowley
Andrew W. Bryne
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W. T. Baker
South Bend
Pacific Co
Wash
Ohio
Mamie Burk
Everett, Bedford Co
Penn
Dr. Pierce
G. F. Crawford
Limestone
Maine
Dispensary Medical Association
Hocking Valley
Ferles
Titans Tras
G. A.R
Lynn Common Council
Everett Common Council
Mosndyne Circle
Hood
Dict
Aritana
Levi Lanroche
East Brookfield
Landroche
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
Albert
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Eaves B. & A
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