Indigestion Yields to Quinona Promises Health Boost
Several Boston area residents report relief from indigestion fatigue and nervousness after using Quinona. Samuel Warren cites stomach relief, Alice Jones improves appetite, Harry Costin notes clearer skin, and Mrs. Mattie Blunt reports better sleep. The ad claims Quinona purifies blood and cures ailments.
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Alice E. Jones
Bartlett Street
Roxbury District
Boston
Harry M. Costin
East Springfield Street
Mattie Blunt
Shawmut Avenue
Quinona Co
Hartford St
Hungarian Leader Seeks Unity With Hapsburg Crown
Francis Kossuth met Emperor Francis Joseph in Vienna to urge unity between Hungary and the Hapsburgs amid a cabinet crisis and the January 26 election that gave the opposition control of the Hungarian lower house. The interview signals potential closer ties and a postponement of Hungary’s parliamentary opening if a cabinet is not formed by February 17.
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Vienna
Francis Kossuth
Independence Party
Hungary
Herr Kossuth
House of Hapsburg
Kossuth
Francis Joseph
Austria
Masked men hold up saloon in Independence
Two masked attackers entered the Silver Bell saloon in Independence Colorado and attempted a hold up. They fired as patrons drew revolvers, wounding both robbers before escaping. Three patrons were hit Edward Fay fatally Henry Drach leg and groin Frank Edmondton seriously wounded.
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Independence
Col
Silver Bell
Bir
Edward Fay
Henry Drach
Frank Edmondton
Fire damages Malden tenement on Pleasant Street
A 650 fire swept a two story tenement at 495 Pleasant Street in Malden owned by William H. Murphy. The blaze halted work for the afternoon as investigators could not determine the cause.
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Malden
William H. Murphy
Pleasant Street
Wonderful Cure Of Sore Hands From Severe Suffering
A history of a remarkable remedy claimed to relieve severe hand ailments after extreme distress. The account emphasizes the transformative relief and the dramatic healing effect following the cure.
Eight Doctors and Remedies Fail to Help
A long effort by eight doctors to treat a patient yields no financial or health improvement. Despite multiple remedies, experts see little benefit and the case highlights limits of medical treatment and the hope placed in physicians.
Eulogies on Senator Hoar
Washington notes a special House session honoring late Senator George Frisbie Hoar of Massachusetts. Lawmakers from Massachusetts, Missouri, and others delivered resolutions praising his patriotism, liberty advocacy, and civic leadership.
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Washington
George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Lawrence
Hoar
Lovering
Messrs
Gillett
Thayer
Sullivan
Greene
Roberts
McNary
Powers
Kelcher
Tirrell
Clark and DeArmond
Missouri
George Frisbie
Lost Master of British Steamer Carlisle Near Luzon
Captain Simpson of the Carlisle was en route to Manila when the ship, chartered to the Russian government to carry supplies from Vladivostok to Port Arthur, lost its propeller 300 miles from Vladivostok. Adverse winds drove the vessel into San Miguel Bay near Luzon, and Simpson went ashore in a small boat and vanished from sight, with fears he had met with an accident.
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Manila
Simpson
Carlisle
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
San Miguel Bay
Luzon
FIREMEN 10 MEET MORGAN FIREMEN 10 MEET MORGAN
The committee of directors from the New York New Haven Hart ford railroad including J Pierpont Morgan Charles F Brooker George J Brush and William Skinner will meet the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen grievance committee at Grand Central Station New York at 10 am Tuesday to seek a settlement of labor troubles involving firemen and engineers.
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New Haven
Holyoke
Mass
Grand Central Station
New York
Iceboat captain injured in Lake Champlain accident
Captain B. M. Brownell, retired army officer named by Governor Bell to represent him at Washington ceremonies, was blown from an iceboat on Lake Champlain today and sustained a broken leg. He was taken to Fort Kent. A severe snowstorm rages tonight, marking the winter’s worst.
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Burlington
B. M. Brownell
Bell
Washington
Lake Champlain
Pha
Fort Kent
Donovan Delivers First Public Address in Boston
James Donovan, Boston street superintendent, spoke at the Young Men's Hebrew Association on Lincoln's Birthday. Before 300 attendees, he described the street department's seven divisions and noted ferry receipts fell to 8000 this January from 13000 last year due to the tunnel. He illustrated water cart chasers and street cleaning plans with plain humor and recounted city reforms since 1891.
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James Donovan
Boston
Lincoln
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
East Concord Street
Sunny Jim
Donovan
Karl Murphy
Matthews
New Pump at Calf Pasture Promises 60 Year Sewage Service
The lecture described a 73,000,000 gallon daily pump at Calf Pasture that will send sewage to Moon Island for the next sixty years. The speaker urged cooperation with the street department and educating children not to litter. Mr. Donovan’s lecture was a success and may lead to summer talks on the upcoming mayoralty campaign starting from the Quincy Club of Ward 9.
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Moon Island
Donovan
Funeral of Blackburn Brown Bread Man
Funeral services for Thomas A. Blackburn, the original brown bread man, were held yesterday at his residence 64 Lexington Street Charles Town. The Rev T D Curnick officiated and burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery with pallbearers Joseph L Daisy William M Kennedy Harry Kennison and John Hurley.
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Thomas A. Blackburn
Lexington Street
Charlestown
T. D. Curnick
Woodlawn
Joseph L. Daisy
William M. Kennedy
Harry Kennison
John Hurley
Bennington Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
John A. Andrews
G A. R . Hughes
Anna W
Yege
Laura A. C. Hughes
Huntington Avenue
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Ingalls
Lucius M. Inlis
John Andrew Post
Fife and
Waterman & Sons
Washington Street
Roxbury
Lombard
Brighton
Lena
Louis Lombard
Market Street
St. Antony's Church
Holton Street
Shaw
Dorchester
John F. Shaw
Blanche Street
St. Ann's Church
Neponset
von Schoppe
Somerville
Amalia von pPer
Alpine Street
Maguire Club Hosts Irish Folk-lore Talk
Members and many friends gathered at the Dorchester clubhouse for a discourse by Charles Con cannon on Irish Folk-lore in Song and Story. Charles L. Byrne presided as the club set a ladies night for March 1.
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Maguire Club
Dorchester
Charles 8. Concannon
Charles L. Byrne
Dedication of New Northampton Church
The Second Congregational Society Unitarian church in Northampton was dedicated today, replacing the building burned January 9 1902. Addresses were given by Rev. Charles B D W John of Boston secretary of the American Unitarian Association, Rev. James Eells of the First Church Boston and Rev. John Z Forbes of the First Church Brooklyn N Y.
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Northampton
Second Congregational Society (Unitarian
Charles BD. 8
J. John
Boston
American Unitarian Association
James Eells
First Church
John Z. Forbes
Brooklyn
Frozen pipes ignite Wakefield house blaze on Lake street
Feb 12 Wakefield report says James Mead was thawing water pipes when a fire started in his 2.5 story wooden home on Lake Street. Fire crews battled the flames for about an hour. the ell of the building was destroyed. Loss estimated at 1400 dollars with insurance.
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Wakefield
James Mead
Lake Street
Public report on Appleyard Bank case released
Albany Feb 12 Attorney General Mayer released Tracey Becker report on the insolvency of the German bank of Buffalo. A warrant for grand larceny in the first degree was issued against Arthur K Appleyard of Boston and extradition papers to Massachusetts governor. The report cites irregularities and recommends amending state banking laws to prevent recurrence.
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Albany
N. Y
Mayer
Tracey C. Becker
Buffalo
Arthur K. Appleyard
Boston
New York
Douglas
Massachusetts
Becker
Appleyard
Emory, Georger
Schilling
Creditors Reach Agreement Over Appleyard Traction Assets
Creditors of the Appleyard traction system in Ohio reportedly reached an agreement through Guy W. Walker of New York City. The plan calls for creditors to appoint a committee to oversee the properties and for a single manager selected by that committee. It is believed the arrangement could yield more value than direct action against Apple yard, which might force sacrifice of assets.
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Guy W. Walker
New York City
Appleyard
Ohio
Carruth Defines Catholic Responsibility in Boston Talk
Hon. Herbert S. Carruth, assistant penal institutions commissioner, urged Catholics to demonstrate the faith through daily life at a St. Rose Hall meeting in Worcester Street. He cited honesty, integrity, perseverance and forbearance as essential Catholic manhood and contrasted Boston’s Catholic leadership with other regions. He also honored the late Boyle O’Reilly.
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Herbert
Carruth
Penal Institutions
Knights of St. Rose
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
James P. Cleary
Boston
Middle States
Boyle O'Reilly
New Officers Named for Parnell Literary Association
The Parnell Literary Association elected officers at Monument Hall Charlestown. Andrew Trahey was named president with William Houston as vice president and George W. Long recording secretary. James Hurley became financial secretary and Joseph Doherty treasurer. Committees include Roche, Bock, Ames, Gallivan, Hurley, Crowley, ONeill, Regan, and Houston.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
Parnell Literary Association
Andrew Trahey
William Houston
George W. Long
James Hurley
Joseph Doherty
Martin J. Roche
W. T. Bock
John Ames
Thomas Gallivan
Daniel Hurley
Sentinel
Patrick Crowley
Daniel O'Neill
John Regan
Prairie auxiliary cruiser arrives for Guantanamo relief
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie reached Norfolk and will be overhauled at the navy yard before carrying 300 marines to the U S naval station at Guantanamo Cuba to relieve the garrison there.
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Norfolk
Prairie
Norfolk Navy Yard
United States Naval Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Scott's Emulsion Promises Flesh Restoration
The ad touts Scott's Emulsion as the best flesh builder for wasting away and loss of weight. It claims to stop wasting first and then supply new flesh to restore strength and weight, offering a free sample.
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Scott
First Lecture by Waltham Irish Historical Society
Aiden O Gallagher, Maynooth graduate, discussed Did Adrian the Fourth Send King Henry the Second to Civilize the Irish at the society's February meeting in Waltham. The event opened a series of lectures on Irish history and literature with strong attendance.
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Waltham
New Irish Historical Society
Aiden O’gallagher
Maynooth College
Ireland
Adrian the
Henry the
Waltham Irish Historical Society
Flourishes Pistol On Big Ocean Steamer
News comes from New York that the Cunard steamer Umbria reached port after a tempestuous voyage from Liverpool. A second cabin passenger drew a revolver causing excitement but was disarmed and restrained by officers. The American line steamer New York arrived after a stormy passage delaying about a day.
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New York
Cunard Line
Umbria
Stephens
Liverpool
Roberts
Arrest in Somerville for Liquor Selling
Reserve Officer Smith of Station 15 detailed for liquor duty in Somerville yesterday afternoon. He went to the residence of John McColgan at 29 Joiner Street and says he secured a half pint of whiskey. McColgan was arrested for violating the liquor law.
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Smith
John McColgan
Joiner Street
McColgan
Brookline Country Club Plagued by Vandalism on Carnival Evenings
Brookline Country Club cites wilful destruction of torches lanterns and other property during carnival events. Club members, likely sons of members, blamed. Committee on winter sports sent notices urging member cooperation to halt vandalism.
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Brookline Country Club
Dr Shoop's Free Cure Offer for Indigestion
A cheesy promotional pitch promises a full dollar bottle of Dr Shoop's Restorative to remove the cause of indigestion. It urges readers to request a free book series and sends an order to Shoop, Box A683, Racine, Wis., with no money required upfront.
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Beret
Cine
Wis
Atlanta University A Living Ideal For The Colored Race
Professor William E. B. Du Bois lauds Atlanta University as more than a trades school. He says 60 percent of graduates become teachers and the institution elevates the negro population, while criticizing some Southern colleges as mere grammar schools. Pneumonia and Grip Follow the Snow ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
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Atlanta University
William E. B. du’ Bois
Southern Congregational Church
du Bois
South
Graves Alcohol Ad Promises Quality and Purity
A Graves advertisement urges consumers to choose Graves' Grain Alcohol for reliability and aroma. It highlights wholesale 8 16 and 32 ounce sealed bottles and instructs buyers to check the cork and face label with the Graves & Sons signature.
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CHES
R H. Graves & Sons
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