Peruna advertised by women readers praise
Belva A. Lockwood and Mrs. T. Pelton endorse Peruna as a remedy for cold catarrh hay fever and nerves. Dr Hartman explains catarrh can affect any organ and urges sufferers to write for free advice. Julia C. Brown states four years of use proves Peruna a reliable family remedy.
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Belva A. Lockwood
Hartman
Peina
Worren
Will
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Julia C. Brown
Pecatonica
Russell Plans to Surprise Hoxie in Election Case
Attorney Fred C. Gilpatric states Rep Arthur Russell is ready for trial in the election expenses case brought by Albert N. Hoxie. The Supreme Judicial Court is set to hear the matter at 9 o clock, with Russell seeking to compel Hoxie to disclose alleged election expenses.
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Russell
Hoxie
Fred C. Gilpatric
Arthur Russell
Albert N. Hoxie
Supreme Court
Post
Boston set for new theatre by Stair and Havlin
Promoters Stair and Havlin plan another theatre in Boston next season on Van Rensselaer place at Tremont street. The house will offer popular priced melodrama and farce, with bookings from Jacob Litt circuits and potential openings in New York and Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Messrs. Stair & Haviin
Stair
Ward & Voices
van Rensselaer
van Rensselaer Place
Tremont Street
Albert Geiger
Aarons
Jordan
Stair & Haviin
Jacob Litt
Bijou Opera House
Milwaukee
Grand Opera House
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Messrs
Stair & Havlin
New York
Fifty-ninth Street
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Pittsburg
Mrs Going Opens Term as Head of Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs. Going, newly elected president of the Woman's Relief Corps, starts her first day in the central office in the Boylston building. She issues a first general order naming department officers and reports a busy day with visitors and corps reports. The past year saw $19,000 in aid distributed as relief orders to veterans. The organization has 14,019 members in Massachusetts and is in its twenty second year.
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Washington, D. C
United States
America
Peruna Medicine Company
Corps
W. A. Co
Massachusetts
Abdul Hamid Bey
Cairo
Egypt
Gordon
South Africa
de Mar
France
Russha
Rosa Engall
There Are 17 824 Miles of Railroad Now Operated in Canada
Ottawa reports for the year ended June 30 17 824 miles of railway in operation in Canada an increase of 466 miles. Paid up capital rises to 998 268 404 dollars gross earnings reach 70 740 270 dollars and net earnings 23 040 472 dollars. Passengers carried total 21 500 175 with an rise of 2 366 810.
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Canada
Ottawa
Department of Railways and Canals
McKinley Gives Cabinet Members Walnut Canes
President McKinley presents canes to his cabinet members at a cabinet meeting. The canes came from Illinois and were cut from a walnut tree on the farm once owned by Abraham Lincoln in Harristown Township, Macon County.
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President McKinley
Washington
President
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Harristown Township
Macon County
Miles Pleads Guilty in Hudson Embezzlement Case
In Middlesex Superior Court Berward P. Miles former Hudson tax collector changed to a guilty plea on embezzlement and larceny of 5000 from the town. Sentencing was deferred as district attorney agreed to drop several counts amid petitions for leniency from supporters of his wife and sister.
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Berward P. Miles
Hudson
Middlesex Superior Court
Miles
George Potter
Somerville
Cambridge
House of Correction
Potter
Boston
Percon
Hudson Tax Collector Henry W. Jackson Bonds Approved
Hudson officials approve the bond of Henry W. Jackson, the new tax collector, at this afternoon’s selectmen meeting.
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Hudson
Henry W. Jackson
Military supply contracts awarded for Boston delivery
Colonel Patten announced contracts worth several hundred thousand dollars for military supplies. Boston deliveries include 15 000 wool blankets from H T Kent Philadelphia 80 00 chambray shirts from FE J H Estabrook Boston 7500 pairs black chrome tanned shoes and 25 00 pairs russet shoes from Monroe Packard Linscott Auburn Maine.
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Washington
Patten
Boston
H. T. Kent
Philadelphia
J. H. Estabrook
Chambray
Monroe, Packard & Linscott
Auburn
Nurse Davis Trial Resumes Over Bellevue Restraint Death
The Manhattan manslaughter trial of Jesse R. Davis a Bellevue Hospital nurse resumed before Judge Cowing. Inspector Thomas Spencer and Bellevue registrar James E. Gleason testified about the struggle to restrain Hilliard with a belt as he fought violently. No nurses were seen striking Hilliard.
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New York
Jesse R. Davis
Bellevue Hospital
Louis H. Hilvera
Cowing
Thomas Spencer
Department of Charities
James E. Gleason
Hilliard
Harvard Man in Court Over Cambridge Assault
Robert Pruyn a Harvard student appeared in Cambridge court charged with assaulting John Rollins near the Pollo Club on Palmer Street. The two other Harvard students involved fled after taking Rollins neckwear. Rollins dropped the complaint and the case was dismissed. Rollins’s father had died the prior Sunday.
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Robert PD
Pruyn
Harvard
Cambridge
John Rollins
Farrell Place
Rollins
Pollo Club
Palmer Street
Wealthy Bostonite David Hunt Dies in Salem Boarding House
David Hunt of Beacon street Boston a prominent city figure died suddenly at his Salem boarding place yesterday. He was born in Weymouth eighty four years ago and leaves a widow plus two daughters.
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David Hunt
Beacon Street
Boston
Salem
Weymouth
Elevated Trains Set for Future Run After Test Car Rides
Elevated Engineer Paul Windsor guides the first car from Sullivan Square to Thompson Square amid a test that signals rapid transit progress. General W A Bancroft says the line can run a hand car the full length, but stations and remaining work must finish before service begins. The plan is to replace surface cars on the tracks with elevated service once the loop is ready through Atlantis Avenue.
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Paul Windsor
Sullivan Square
W. A. Bancroft
Dudley Street
Atlantis Avenue
A Good Deal of Nonsense About Blood and Digestion
An ad style warning against medicines claiming to purify blood or renew tissues. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid that supplies pepsin and diastases, prevents indigestion, and supports assimilation, arguing pills and tonics lack digestive power. Regular use after meals is urged.
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Stuart
Stage Topics Highlight Rising Actress Synopses and Theaters
The article surveys rising talents like Sylvia Lynden and details new productions at venues including the Academy of Music Baltimore and Proctor's Theatre New York. It notes Oscar Hammerstein's Drury Lane opening on West 34th Street with an 80 by 125 foot stage and mentions Mary B Johnston drama To Have and to Hold. It also covers Steinert Hall recitals and Dorchester Glee Club events at Upham's Corner with Queen Belle at Dudley Street Opera House.
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Sylvia Lynden
Olga Nethersole
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Mary B. Johnston
Isabel Irving
Miller Kent
Dove Davidson
Lottie Alter
Maud Horsford
Oscar Hammerstein
Drury Lane
West Thirty-fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
David Belasco
Mme. Butterfly
Proctor’s Theatre
New York
Valerie Bergere
J. Marshall Wilson
Steinert Hall
Dorchester Glee Club
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Dudley Club
Dudley Street Opera House
James Gilbert
William Gillette
Hollis
Washington
James Fitch Thomson
Steinert Wall
Stage Attractions Rule Boston Theaters This Week
Holmes on stage with Gillette draws crowds at Hollis while Kelcey and Shannon wow Park patrons in My Lady Dainty. Burgo Master booked long at Columbia. Kidnapped tops Owdoin Square. Way Down East nears 185th Boston run with souvenirs. May Irwin follows. Old Homestead ends at Boston Theatre. Ben Hur thriving at Colonial. Agoust jugglers star at Keith’s. Nat M Wills shows evolve at Howard. Sidney Drew and wife headline Boston Music Hall. Mexican and panthers feature at Austin Stone’s.
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William Gillette
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
the Park
Columbia
Ward
Voies
Grand Opera House
Owdoin Square Theatre
Severin de Deyn
Tremont
Museum
Washington
May Irwin
Madge Smith
Boston
Harry Lacy
Ben Hur
Colonial
Agoust
Keith’s
Nat M. Wills
The
Howard
Sidney Drew
Phyllis Rankin
Boston Music Hall
Austin & Stone
Courageous French crew clings to wreck amid voyage
The Duchesse Anne of Nantes, badly damaged with only a mast remaining, fights toward safety as the Duchesse Anne or crew members signal they intend to stay aboard. The Cambroman reports the vessel is adrift in heavy seas, with rescue unlikely soon and an estimated two months to reach port.
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Portland
Cambroman
Dominion Line
Duchesse Anne
Nantes
France
Ceptain
Requiem Mass Held for Cathedral Choir Members
The annual solemn mass of requiem for deceased Cathedral choir members will be celebrated on Washington's Birthday at 9 am. Cherubini's requiem in C minor will be sung by the choir under the direction of organist J T Whels.
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Washington
Cherubini
J. T. Whels
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