Nurse Finds Cure in Pink Pills for Pale People
Emory T. Hubbard of Pasadena recalls a long battle with nervous breakdowns and illness. After five doctors failed, he used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and reports marked improvement within half a box. He now endorses the remedy and says it restores blood health and nerves, sold by dealers or via mail from Schenectady, priced at fifty cents a box or two dollars fifty for six.
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Emory T. Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
May Street
Pasadena
Cal
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
Dr. Bull
Tolstoi Thought To Be Dying In Crimea
St Petersberg, Feb 11 Count Leo Tolstoi has suffered a relapse and is dying. A London despatch to the Associated Press reports alarming condition updates from Feb 10. The Russian reformer is in the Crimea and afflicted with heart failure and inflammation of the lungs.
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ST. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoi
Associated Press
London
Crimea
Count Tolstoi
England
Schooner Henry Breaks Up Highland Light
On Peaked Hill bar the schooner Henry began to break up with deckhouse and rail fragments washing ashore. The disaster is blamed on a bright white light kept burning aboard Jennie C. May on the same bar, against customary danger signaling for stranded vessels. Citations note two lights burning last night on the May, with one forward and another on the spanker lift, the forward light reportedly very bright.
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Highland Light
Henry
Peaked Hill Bar
Forestay Sail Halliards
Torrance Hosts Grand Army Banquet In Quincy House
Eli Torrance commander of the Grand Army of the Republic headlined a banquet in the Quincy House during his Massachusetts encampment visit. He urged a pension of 32 a week for disabled veterans and predicted the reunion would be held in Washington next summer. Massachusetts officials and many post members from multiple cities attended, with speakers including William M. Olin and John L. Gilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Torrance
Grand Army of the Republic
Quincy
Massachusetts
Torrance
Mr. Torrance
Washington
William M. Olin
The
Commonwealth
John L. Gilman
Pas
Woman’s Relief Corps annual convention celebrated
Over 1000 members attended the Woman’s Relief Corps convention at a Mempe area church. Morning events included welcomes by Mrs. Marla W. Going and secretary Miss Mary Knowles. The relief fund totaled about 19 851.50 for 1901 with substantial assets and ongoing monthly needs.
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Yes
Mempe
Marla W. Going
Mary Knowles
Delilah S. Davis
Work of the War Address Praises Relief Effort
The guard of honor lined the platform with Mrs Going as department president and Mrs Ronson Jones of Vermont as national president among others. Telegrams of sympathy were sent to Mrs Deane and to President Roosevelt on his ill son Mia. Going praised the year’s relief work, social days, and finances led by a treasurer’s report showing funds on hand and transfers from department efforts. Flowers arrived from Corps 89 and the G A R. The afternoon featured reports from officials including Mrs Sarah E F Fuller.
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Guard of Honor
Going
Calisto Ronson Jones
Vermont
Dorcas 8. Lyman, Sr
Clara Evans, Jr
Mary E. Eliot
Mary Knowles
Mary T. Deane
Roosevelt
Mia
Department
Our Department
Corps 89
Barton
Corps
Sarah EF. Fuller
Treas
Lincoln's Birthday Observance Planned by 8th Ward R A
A report of yearly financial transactions shows total receipts $11,919 and expenditures $9,964.84 with balance $2,? away. several officers and a G A R delegation attended. Clara Barton letter read. Lincoln's birthday observance proposed with ceremonies and speeches by top officials.
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Urer
Department Treasury
Deliah
Davis
Lesla F. Rockwood
Mary L. Gilman
Elizabeth A. Turner
Andersonville
Judd
Miller
Springfield
Brothers Smith
Clara Barton
Washington
Lincoln
Torrance
Jones
Blackmar
Barton
Soule
Senate
Mass G A R Faneuil Hall Hosts 36th MA Encampment
Blackmarleads State G A R Faneuil Hall was crowded yesterday for the 36th annual Massachusetts department encampment. All 211 posts sent delegates as Department Commander Silas A. Barton delivered an address praising unity and enduring memory of comrades. Harmony prevailed as the afternoon session opened.
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Faneuil Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Massachusetts Department
Silas A. Barton
Massachusetts G A R elects officers at encampment
Dwight O Judd is elected senior vice commander and Wilmon W Blackmar becomes commander. Lucius Field wins junior vice commander after several ballots. Gustavus F Walker re elected medical director and Rev C H Hickok chaplain. National commander Eli Torrance delivers address praising unity and sacrifice. Administration council named W W Castle George A Wheeler George B Harrington William H McFarlane William H Wheeler. Assembly adjourns to 9:30 today.
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Dwight O. Judd
Massachusetts
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Lucius Field
Clinton
Gustavus F. Walker
Cc. H. Hickok
Eli Torrance
Minnesota
Egaid
Commonwealths
Republic
Council of Administration
W. W. Castle
Brighton
George A. Wheeler
East Bridgewater
George B. Harrington
East Boston
William H. McFarlane
Lynn
William H. Wheeler
Fitchburg
This Young Soldier Returns Home To Die Cured By Pills
Alpheus F. Nickerson of Company I Sixth Massachusetts Regiment returned from Porto Rico after a long kidney and bladder ailment. He was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital from November 7, 1900, to January 2, 1901, with no relief. After taking Smith's Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills for about three weeks his symptoms disappeared and he regained health and labor ability.
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Alpheus F. Nickerson
Massachusetts Regiment
Porto Rico
Massachusetts General Hospital
Smith
Smith's Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills Offer Cure Claims
Advertisement for Smith's Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills claims to cure sick kidneys bladder rheumatism and the blood with 160 pills for 25 cents. Includes free mailed book and requests inquiries to W F Smith 125 Summer St Boston. Also promotes Smith's Pineapple and Bartlettnut Pills as gentle stomach liver and bowel remedy with 100 pills for 25 cents.
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Smith
W. F. Smith
Summer St
Boston
East Boston grade crossing hearing resumes before special commission
The hearing on abolishing East Boston grade crossings resumed in the Court House. City Engineer Jackson testified first and compared 1874 city plans with Engineer Shepard of the Boston and Albany road. Jackson described grade differences of 2.5 to 3 percent versus 4 percent and noted costlier, broader reconstructions including Wood Island Park. He also cited a plan costing $50,000 more for a new study and said the Shepard plan would close one street that his plan avoids.
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Special Commission
Boston
Court House
Jackson
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Matthews
Wood Island Park
Shepard
Boston & Albany
Mr. Shepard
Witness
Maranville Brothers in Court Over Foster Care Issue
Middleboro report states Richard Maranville age 10 and Andrew Maranville age 12 appeared in the police court with nerves in charge of a charitable institution. Their foster father T B Hayes could not provide for them, prompting the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Richard Maranville
Andrew Maranville
Kidney Disease Warning Ad Offers Cure
Warning readers about kidney and bladder symptoms and selling Dr. David Kennedy's Remedy. Claims relief for kidney, liver, bladder, blood diseases and rheumatism, with home test and mailed free trial offer. Promises a pamphlet and medicine for one dollar at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Platt and Hoar Clash in Senate
In Washington a Senate debate on the Philippine general question pits Senator Platt of Connecticut against Senator Hoar of Massachusetts. Teller of Colorado opposes the Philippine tariff bill. Platt defends U S subduing insurrection, schools, and municipal elections in the islands while Hoar delivers sharp criticism. The Senate also adopts a constitutional amendment changing presidential inaugurations to late April. In the House oleomargarine bill gains sentiment. amendments pass in committee and a separate vote is sought on branding etc.
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Washington
Senate
Platt
Connecticut
Hear
Masschusetts
Teller
Colorado
Hoar
Massachusetts
Penton
United States
House
Grecian Pilot Suspended After Sandwich Point Stranding
The Allan liner Grecian remains ashore at Sandwich Point with no salvage effort. Water flooding the engine room ends fires, the vessel fills with water and little hope remains. Pilot William Fleming, in charge when she ran aground, is suspended after an official inquiry by the Board of Police Commissioners.
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Halifax
Sandwich Point
Board of Police Commissioners
William Fleming
Rough Gloucester schooner battles gale and high prices
A report from Gloucester describes several fishing vessels reaching a frostbound wharf as gales freeze tackle and decks. Prices for haddock and cod surge to 6.50 to 6.75 per hundredweight while cusk pollock and hake nearly vanish from markets. Continuous bad weather keeps boats at harbor until conditions moderate for Lent relief.
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Haddock
Provincetown
Boston
Spectator
Wesle Farmer
Tiwharf
T Wharf
Gloucester
Newfoundland Banks
Carrie F. Roberts
James R. Clark
Mb Mughty
John M. Keene
W. H. Perry
Acacia
Mascasoit
Grace Choate
Alice M. Gurrey
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