Peruna Endorsed by Senators and Citizens for Catarrh Cure
The Peruna medicine narrative extols the catarrh cure with endorsements from W N Roach of North Dakota and J Makinson of Minnesota. It argues catarrh is widespread, costly, and that Peruna offers a universal, non substitute remedy available at drugstores. Dr Hartman, Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio, promises free advice if results falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonally
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Roach
W. N. Roach
Larimore
North Dakota
Ed. J. Makinson
Grand Block
Wabash Street
St. Paul
Minn
J. Makinson
United States
Hartman
Byron J. Wirkhoff
Gates Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
B. J. Kirkhoff
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Clark Chief Tenth Legion Holds Second Spanish War Veterans Muster
The second annual convention of the Saitoune Muster of the Legion of Spanish War Veterans convened yesterday at the Armory of Company A, Fifth Infantry, M. V. M., with about 100 attendees. Captain Thomas F. Clark of East Boston was elected grand commander in chief, and officers and invited guests, including Boston Mayor Thomas N. Hart, attended and spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saitoune
Legion of
Fifth Infantry
Ensign Worth Bagley
No. 6
Charlestown
W. W. Stover
Stover
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Leasant
Legion Ofpanish War Veterans
Women's Relief Corps
Ers
Legion
Thomas F. Clark
East Boston
Paul R
A. L. Potter
Gardner
M. Cunningham
Roxbury
John J. Leonard
Springfield
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Lawrence J. Logan
Ninth
United States Volunteers
W. 8. Morrison
Fifth Regiment
William H. Oakes
Augustus W. Stover
Lawrence and
Maloney
Albert J. Phillip
Clark
Cotton on Graf Waldersee Damaged in Fire at Sea
Hamburg America liner Graf Waldersee bound from New York reports a fire in the ninth hold at sea. The cotton in that hold is destroyed but the ship and the remaining cargo suffer no damage. Captain Kepff confirms the vessel arrived Hamburg safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Graf Waldersee
Kepff
Hamburg
New York
Arrest of Omaha saloonkeeper tied to Cudahy case
Rhody Redmond, an Omaha saloon keeper linked to James Callahan before the Cudahy kidnapping, was arrested in Kansas City. After questioning by Chief Hayes and a conference with Omaha’s Chief Donahue, Redmond was released on promise to report in Omaha tomorrow and will depart immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rhody Redmond
Omaha
James Callahan
Cudahy
Hayes
Donahue
Redmond
Crowe Letter Says He Will Surrender in Protection Deal
Fridward Cudahy and Omaha police believe a letter received by Cudahy is from Pat Crowe. It claims Crowe is not guilty and would have surrendered earlier if not for fear of a lynching in Leavenworth. The writer now offers to surrender to Chief Donahue with protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Fridward Cudahy
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Leavenworth
Kan
Donahue
Cudahy
Jones Likely to Join Hanna as Inauguration Escort
Washington reports the President may invite Senator Jones to ride in the inauguration carriage alongside Senator Hanna. Jones, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, would balance Hanna in public eyes. A formal invitation had not been issued, but acceptance is expected though Jones is said to be indifferent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Hanna
Senator Jones
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Merrill divorce granted with custody to father in Maine case
Russell F. Merrill won a divorce from Gertrude G. Merrill in Oxford County Supreme Court Maine Judge Whitehouse granted custody of their child to the father after hearings. Merrill alleged infidelity. Gertrude denied the charges and claimed he was over-sensitive. The town helped in the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russell F. Merrill
Gertrude G. Merrill
Oxford County Supreme Court
Buller’s Wif ws Not Accepted in Military Circles
A War Office communication discounts General Buller’s artillery training views as reported at Aldershot on February 7. The memo prompts Buller to cancel the artillery section while officials ponder whether Lord Roberts seeks Buller’s retirement. A separate travel blurb lists passenger routes to western states and British Columbia via Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Aldershot
Buller
Lord Roberts
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
California
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Britain's Nicaragua Canal Plans Stir Cabinet Talks
London reports secrecy as Cabinet debates Britain's counter proposals on the Nicaragua canal with a Pauncefote despatch. Choate may be summoned to learn British views on Nicaragua and China disputes as Lansdowne presses for a quick agreed form of the Hay Pauncefote treaty before lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Choate
Foreign Office
Lord Lansdowne
China
Senate
Duffy Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Medicinal Cure
Isaac T. Greenwood of Tacony Pa reports relief from persistent burning after meals after using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a morning egg nog. The ad asserts the product is the only whiskey taxed as medicine and warns to buy genuine before substitutes. Available at druggists grocers or direct for $1 per bottle from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac T. Greenwood
Tacony
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
N.Y
Nothing on Fosters Mind Hardbank Wreck Case Revealed
Cashier George M. Foster of the South Danvers National Bank tells a jail informant he will reveal how the bank was run when he testifies in court. He says he will discuss John W. Dickinson’s dealings with the bank and the directors’ confidence in his ventures, while denying comment on his own affairs. Foster remains calm in jail and seeks no bail. His wife Mrs. Foster remains supportive, maintaining his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Foster
South Danvers National Bank of
Peabody
Foster
Charles Street
John W. Dickinson
Dickinson
Salisbury Defends Oath While War Debates Rise
In the House of Lords Lord Salisbury argues the old anti Catholic oath echoed era passions though not now fixed. In the Commons Mr Brodrick explains Major General Colville’s retirement as advised by Lord Roberts and Lindley disaster concerns. Milner telegrams confirm Boer abuses and rising Boer prisoner numbers in January to 16,000, now 19 000 to 20 000 in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Edward
House of Commons
Brodrick
Mansfield
Colville
Lord Roberts
England
Gibraltar
Evelyn Wood
Lindley
Redmond
Dillon
Sir Alfred Milner
Calvinia
Esau
Funeral of Mrs Mary P Bass at Tremont Street Home
The funeral for Mrs Mary P Bass aged 91 who died at 524 Tremont street was held yesterday at her residence. The Rev William T McElveen conducted the services. The body will be cremated and ashes taken to her old home in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Bass
Tremont Street
William T. McElveen
Massachusetts Sons of Veterans discuss uniform issue at encampment
At the Massachusetts division encampment the question of abolishing uniforms or making the military feature a side issue was debated and laid on the table for a year. Edward H. Lounsbury was named division commander, with a slate elected for senior and junior vice roles and a council member. Delegates to the national encampment in Providence include Oscar Newcomb and others. The Ladies' Aid Society met in Tremont Temple with fifty eight delegates and elected officers led by Mrs. Annie Ordway as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Massachusetts
Edgar W. Alexander
Fred FE
Ner
Salem
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Edward H. Lounsbury
Woburn
Joseph H. Young
Clinton
Samuel A. Pickering
Lowell
Fred & Warner
John Ik
Baxter
Wakefield
Frank E. Howard
South Boston
George J. Hunt
Abington
Providence
H. E Manning
W. R. Davis
T. J. Hannon
D.M. Travis
J. He.batley
E. C. Wish
H. S. Kimopall
A. J. Walton
J. F. de Castro
C. LL Kel
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans
Tremont Temple
Annie Ordway
Saugus
Minnie Sikes
Northampton
Hattie Young
Edith Cook
Melrose Highlands
Lizzie Plabel
Marshfield
John Hinkley
Beverly
Mercy Parker
Candidates for Post’s $500 Putting in Some Hard Work
A long OCR list of names and addresses appears to document candidates for a $500 putting contest in Roxbury area. The sheet records numerous individuals with full addresses across Boston and nearby towns, including Wm. EK. Fellows, John A. Grady, Mrs. A. Pillsbury, Nettie Maud Ray, Edwin W. Powell, Max Andelman, Edward Whalen, Lucy J. Smith, A. Green, J. R. Hamilton, Louise Dow, and many others, with varying street addresses and local clubs. The list suggests a community event or competition with substantial local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Widrich
Hammond St
Rox
Wm. EK. Fellows
Warren St
John A. Grady
Eutaw St
E. B
Mrs. A. Pillsbury
Fountain Sq
Nettie Maud Ray
Preble St
Edwin W. Powell
Beacon St
Sem
Max Andelman
Spring St
Edward Whalen
Myrtle St
Lucy J. Smith
Hudson St
A. Green
Shawmut Ave
J. R. Hamilton
Ruggles St
Louise Dow
Washington
Salem
R. Kirchgassner
Lamartine St
J. P
Jack Baines
Merchants Row
Joseph Muniz
Saratoga St
BE B
John J. Keller
Eustis St
Samuel Levin
Brighton St
L. S. Whidden
Essex St
Chsn
8. I. White
Cazenove St
Prima C. Spinney
Massachusetts
BF. Keany
E. Cam
Forest St
Miss Mary Donahie
Cam
Max W Miller
Blue Hill Ave
George Kilduff
Conant Pl
Rex
Abram Tilles
Joseph Dugan
Elm St
Frank P. Albert
Cooper St
Agnes H. Byrnes
Tyler St
Jacob Braff
Robert Smith
Parts St
John J. Mahoney
Concord St
Lowell
Geo. A. Nelson
Bunker Hill St
EF. E. Libby
West Third St
S. B
Charles Frasca
Charlestown St
Patrick Gonroy
Payson Ct
Wm. J. Hoar
Clarence St
Alfred H. Pye
Wash. St
Brichton
Touts Selden
Arlington St
Chelsea
Margaret Leary
Utica St
James Healey
Tremont St
Harry Perkins
Perrin St
John F. Crowley
Soley St
Isaiah Sharfman
Mrs
Ida B. White
Newcomb St
Wm. B. Brown
Pearl St
Marblehead
Edward Peard
Ward Ct
M. Shanfield
Prospect St
J. Berkowitz
Care Houston & Henderson
Acrostic Contest Pledges Support for Abe Widrich Prize
The Boston Post notes reader support for Abraham Widrich in a verse era contest. Messages from East Boston reference Miss Mary Donahue and Jim Healey with coupons and coupons credit to promote their prospects. Publicness emphasizes reader loyalty and collective encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donahue
Charter Street
A Well Known Newsboy Poised for Prize
A note accompanies four votes to be credited to Charles Frasca. The writer praises Frasca for hard work and believes he deserves a prize. The message signs as FRIEND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Charles Frasca
Prize Coupons Offer In Boston Sunday Post Event
A signable form accompanies a sweepstakes in the Sunday Post offering fifty eight cash prizes from five to one hundred sixty dollars each, totaling five hundred dollars, paid to the winner by the newspaper.
Prizes Offered for Signing Boston Sunday Post Coupons
The Boston Sunday Post announces 58 prizes totaling $5000 for the largest coupon collections promoting the paper. Coupons appear in the February 3 10 17 24 issues with a March 1 1901 6 pm deadline. Open to all readers. signed entries mailed or sent by other means to the Competition Editor. A standings list will be printed in the Boston Daily Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Sunday Post
Boston
The
Sunday Post
Boston Daily Post
Storti Hopes for Commutation as Execution Nears
Storti the Italian murderer now awaits execution in the electric chair but has stopped crying and feels hopeful for a possible commutation to life imprisonment. Friends, priest, and counsel imply only a chance, while Storti grows calmer and physically healthier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storti
Miss Simplicity Rehearsed by Bank Officers Association
A dress rehearsal of the amateur play Miss Simplicity at Tremont Theatre drew a large crowd of friends and professionals including Phebe Davies Leonora Gaito and George Wessels. The audience praised the opera with applause and the show runs every evening next week and Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Officers’ Association
Tremont Theatre
Miss Simplicity
Phebe Davies
Leonora Gaito
Castle Square
George Wessels
Professor Moriarty
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Peruna
E. J. Makinson
Byron J. Kirkhoff
Law
Lithia
Ole W. FP. Smith
Grove
Growe
U. S. Senate
Duffy’s Pure
Frerek
Salisbury
M. P. Bass
Hner, Oscar Newcomb
B. F. Tuttle
G. H. Powell
G. E. Manks
T.W. Cazmay
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joseph H., Young
Green
Edwin H. Lounsbury
Salvation Oil
F. Stewart
Bennington St
Wm. Farmer
Wentworth St
Malden
Lawrence
James Craven
Brookline St
Chas
A. Lynch
Mill St
Dor
Fred C. Scott
Reading
Frank Willenstein
Chelsea St
B. E. Kennedy
Phipps
Ralph Robinson
Green St
Som. L
H. Somes
Oakland Ave
W. Lynn
Edward Duggan
Delle Ave
William Mahoney
Paris St
John Weddick
Decatur St
W. D. Birnie
Western Ave
Brighton
James Glynn
Lansdowne At
M. J. Crimlisk
Wapping St
Walter McNamara
Corey St
Simon Poteher
Merrimac St
Elais
S. Watts
Princeton St
Arthur McFarland
Haverhill St
C. FE
Milkowait
Antrim St
A. Dooley
Woodbine St
Som
Daniel Moran
Havre St
Joseph H. Penger
Charles Bennet
Hallowell
Chas. T. Labime
Claremont
EB. A. Gregory
Pickering St
James McHugh
Bromley
Solomon Hersenson
Pleasant St
J. Shaughnessy
Waverley St
Brightom
Harry J. Kelley
Union St
J. Jennings
Shirley St
Winthrop
Harry Roche
Mansfield Pl
John J. Higgins
North Billerica
Wm. Welch
Frank A. Fowler
Harry P. Smith
Christopher Fallon
Gore St
Frank A. Fayne
Edward Goldstein
Cross St
C. A. Graham
Sixth St
Miss J
Abe
Boston Post
Winter Street
DR. Brough
Miss Donahue
MR. Healey
Jim Healey
Best
Stort
John C. Best
George E. Bailey
William A H. Stiles
Marianna Street
Lynn
James H. Sisk
Sisk
Vestlei
MISS
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