Munyon cures and Legislature lawmakers eye reforms
Munyon's electric cure Advertised relief for rheumatism dyspepsia and nervous debility with a machine that claims painless treatment. The Legislature readies for active work with petitions on smoke control annexation of Revere to Boston fare limits street railway regulations horse racing wagers and school board reforms.
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Edward B. Callender
Dorchester
Boston
Scott F. Bickford
Revere
A. E. Hall
Bradley
Emerson
A. W. Taylor
Albert Clarke
Locke
Dedham
Nahatan
T. Rowell
Woburn
John J. Toomey
Board of Police
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
David B. Shaw
United States
Committee On Manufactures
Dyar
Dry goods market shows uptick after Fall River sale
The Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin reports a firmer tone in the cotton goods sector after news of a large Fall River print cloth sale. Coarse yarn and light-weight brown cottons gain interest as the week ends with renewed confidence and a view that the sagging market may have ended.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
Fall River
Gary Osborne and F E H Gary Wedding at Vendome
Miss Helen Osborne daughter of the late G F Osborne and F E H Gary the lawyer were married last evening at the Vendome in a ceremony conducted by Rev G A Gordon. The bride wore white moire antique silk with lace and pearls. Over 300 guests attended as ushers greeted the couple. The couple plan a three week honeymoon through the West and South and will reside at the Oxford Hotel after March 24. The piece includes remarks on art Bacchante statues and Puritan sensibilities, concluding with Professor John Moore.
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Helen Osborne
G. F. Osborne
F. E. H. Gary
the Vendome
G. A. Gordon
Vendome
F. Ny Pickens
Carol Dempsey
I. O. Burden
C. H. Hallowell
Brockton
R. A. Barber
West Newton
Clara Gary
Edith Tibbetts
Peabody
Henry Melcher
Gary
Oxford
The
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Local Opinion Debates Art and Woman’s Advancement
In a Springfield meeting of the federation of women clubs Julia Ward Howe attended with Professor Morgan delivering a critique on art and beauty. The piece argues art must serve moral values and warns against promoting Bacchante and Bacchus as symbols of decorum. It condemns sensual depictions and urges beauty to uplift homes schools and streets.
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Bacchantes
Greece
Rome
Bacchante
Springfield
Julia Ward Howe
Massachusetts
Lord Bacon
America
Public
Boston
Mass
John Moore
Federation of Women Clubs
Professor Morgan
Bacchus
Art Museum
Four Win Civil Service Exams for Geneva Station Editor
Albany Feb 9 report states six applicants sat the New York Agricultural Experimental Station Geneva editor and librarian exam. Four passed including E. B. Flint of Amherst Massachusetts and three others.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Agricultural Experimental Station
Geneva
E. B. Flint
Amherst
Mass
Boston Eclectic Medical Society Meets At Thorn dike Hotel
The regular monthly gathering of the Boston District Eclectic Medical Society convened last night at the Hotel Thordike. Dr. N L Allen chaired the session with Dr Geddes speaking on Pneumonia treated by Oxygen and Dr Forbush of Charlestown presenting a paper on Hydrastis.
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Boston District Eclectic Medical Society
Thorndike
N. L. Allen
Geddes
Forbush
Charlestown
Weather Ready: Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Endorsed
All exposed to the weather should keep Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup handy for relief.
Building Plans Approved for Cambridge Registry of Deeds
Middlesex Probate Court judges approve brick and sandstone registry of deeds in Cambridge. Site bounded by Cambridge Otis Second and Third streets measures 175 by 250 feet and rises three stories tall with fireproofing. Land cost 210000 dollars. total project about 270000 dollars with bids to be asked and contracts awarded. Foundation stones laid but line changes may occur after legislative intervention.
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Ramsay
Lowell
Bradley
Boston
Kelcher
Sullivan
Lawrence
Denvir
State Board of Plumbing Examiners
State Board of Health
Mgr. Clark
Lee
Berkshire Water Company
Lenox
Washington Mountain Brook
Washington
Smart
Hmit
Kenefick
Palmer
Palmer & Monson Street Railway
Marden
Stoneham
Dickinson
Cambridge
Brown
Lynn
The
Christian Endeavor Society
MelIntire
Lawton
Middlesex Probate Court
Registry of Deeds Office
Otis
Second
Third
Union Theological Seminary elects Charles Cuthbert Hall president
The Union Theological Seminary directors chose Rev. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall as president with Dr. Hastings resigning as vice president. News notes the Brooklyn First Presbyterian pastor led the church. Also mentioned is damage to the cruiser Brooklyn at League Island with uncertain frame damage and immediate repair plans.
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Union Theological Seminary
Charles Cuthbert Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Thomas Hastings
Lawrence man admits 1892 larceny in Salem court
John Ryan of Lawrence pleaded guilty to larceny in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Bishop. The 1892 theft involved two women stealing $2500 from a blind pensioner named Reardon. The two women received two years in the House of Correction, while Ryan also drew a two year sentence.
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Salem
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
John Ryan
Lawrence
Reardon
House of Correction
Ryan
Potter sues Rockefeller for 250000 in malicious wrongs
The Rev. Daniel C. Potter of Tabernacle Baptist Church filed a $250,000 suit against John D. Rockefeller in New York. Neither party commented, but sensational disclosures are hinted as the case progresses.
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New York
Daniel C. Potter
Tabernacle Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
Robbery at Cambridge House Leads to Suspect Arrest
The home of Frank Reggeski at 593 Concord Avenue Cambridge was robbed of a valuable gold watch. Detective McNulty of the Fitchburg railroad yesterday arrested John W. Grebb at Fitchburg on the charge.
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Frank Reggeski
Concord Avenue
Cambridge
McNulty
Fitchburg Railroad
John W. Grebb
Fitchburg
Busy Hour for Murray Patrolman at Bridge
Patrolman Murray of Station 2 Cambridge arrested four men for drunkenness in a busy hour yesterday. In responding to bridge calls, the patrol horse covered 1012 miles.
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Murray
Cambridge
Immigration Reform Passes in House by Wide Margin
The U S House approves the conference report on immigration with a 217 to 37 vote. The bill tightens entry rules, adds literacy requirements for male immigrants, and imposes penalties including deportation for violations, with several sections outlining employment restrictions and exemptions. A note promotes Woodbury dermatological products and clinics in New York Boston Chicago and Philadelphia.
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House
Washington
Denford
Rep
Canadian
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Cuba
John H. Woodbury
Woodbury
Railroad Thieves Placate Boston & Albany Crew
Inspectors arrest Daniel Howe and Joseph Jordan, both Bos ton & Albany brakemen, on a charge of stealing thirty three pairs of shoes from Jan. 31. The thefts from freight cars and damaged brass fittings total about five thousand nine hundred dollars. Authorities expect to nab more gang members as they locate hidden stolen goods.
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Boston & Albany
McGarr and
Kelley
Conway
Division 4
Daniel Howe
Joseph Jordan
Pine Place
Irish Charitable Society Plans 160th Anniversary Events
The committee on arrangements for the Irish Charitable Society's 160th anniversary met at Parker House with President John F. Cronan presiding. A 17 member prep committee was named for the March 17 reception, plus a nine member banquet and seven member toasts groups. Invitations will go to McKinley, Walcott, Quincey, Patrick Donahoe, and leaders of British and Scots charitable societies.
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The
Irish Charitable Society
Parker House
John F. Cronan
J. W. Fogarty
McKinley
Walcott
Quincey
Patrick Donahoe
First Mate Fraser Convicted In Ship Death Case
London reports the trial of the George T Hay crew members for the death of seaman Bromstrom. The first mate Fraser was found guilty of inflicting unlawful punishment during the voyage from Mobile to Rio de Janeiro. Sentencing awaits completion of the remaining defendants.
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London
George T. Hay
Bromstrom
Mobile
Rio Janeiro
Fraser
Court of Appeals Rules Meyhew Must Die for Murder
The Court of Appeals today upheld the conviction of Arthur Meyhew for first degree murder and sentenced him to death.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Arthur Meyhew
Injured Sailors Return to Sea as Marblehead Receives Care
Charleston dispatch reports a gig from the U S cruiser Marblehead delivering injured sailors to the marine hospital after a storm. Ambu lances moved them to care as ships reposition for harbor defense while the Fern returns for mail and supplies. Navy dispatch notes Indiana Massachusetts and Texas movements toward Charleston and Galveston while Vesuvius sails to join the North Atlantic squadron.
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Charleston
S. C
United States
Marblehead
Wentworth
Marine Hospital
Fern
New York
Washington
Navy Department
Indiana
Hampton Roads
Massachusetts
Texas
Galveston
Tex
Gulf
Philadelphia
Vesuvius
League Island Navy Yard
North Atlantic
Building Material Club Dines at Revere House
The Building Material Club held its regular monthly meeting and dinner at the Revere House with twenty five members present. President John A. Stetson presided.
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Building Material Club
Revere House
John A. Stetson
Lincoln School
American House
William J. Walsh
William J. Sheehan
Robert J. Murphy
Fred J. McCarthy
Albion Euchre Club
Cambridgeport
United States Hotel
M. I. Roper
L. C. Smart
Euchre
Salvation Ot Heal Arm Without Scar Claim
Bold claim promises healing for a burnt arm without leaving a scar using a 26 ct product. Fragmentary text provides no verifiable details or source organization.
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Salvation Ot
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