Remedial claims for heart failure in historic ad text
The Boston Record cites heart failure deaths among prominent figures and argues for early symptom recognition. It promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a vegetable remedy to prevent danger, with testimonials and offers for free consultation and symptom blanks from Dr. Greene, 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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Plumb
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Ray
Windom
Pr. Greene
Turing
J. J. Commerford
Main St
Brockton
Mass
Nic
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
American Insurance Co Boston Notice of Capital and Risks
Incorporated 1818 the American Insurance Co in Boston declares capital paid in and invested at 300000 and continues to insure fire and marine risks not exceeding 30009 on any one risk at their office 47 es Street Boston. Certificat ayable co at the gure es toon og Mes George Croshaw & Co London in Fill Peabody a Benry 8 Beat Asst
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American Insurance Co
Boston
Es Street
Paderewski’s eighth recital praised at Music Hall
Paderewski’s eighth Music Hall recital featured Beetho ven sonata Schubert impromptu Schumann Carnival and Chopin pieces plus his own Melodie and Liszt Campanila. Critics noted slight loss of his earlier shading yet lauded the impromptu Carnival and the intricate closer.
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Schubert
Schumann
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Paganini-Liszt
Erlking
Chos
Hts
Cracovienne
Comar
Mendelssohn
Heethoven
The Greatest Success of the Season Express to Washington
The greatest achievement of the season is the express service to Washington via the Shore Line and Pennsylvania route. The efficient transportation offers quick linkage between major hubs, highlighting improved schedules and passenger convenience.
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Washington
Shore Line
Pennsylvania
Anatomy of High Kicks in Boston Stage Dancing
A Boston focus on fashionable stage dancing traces its rise from early English and American influences to the current Spanish and skirt dances. Noted performers such as Cyrene and Louise Allen are highlighted along with expert commentary from a leading city surgeon on high kicking. Sadie Martinet prepares for a Boston debut at Tremont Theatre with Pompadour as Dickens season closes at the Museum.
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Carmencita
New York
Otero
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Russells
Louise Allen
Garden Theatre
Dr. Bill
Hoss and Hoss
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Marie Wainwright
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Henry Guy Carleton
Missing Major Edgell Prompt Describes Sighting
Read this full description of the missing Major Edgell and urge any witnesses to report sightings. Police request tips from the public to locate the officer and ensure his safety.
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Major Edgell
Portrait of a Distinguished, Silvered Man
A tall, sturdy man, 62, weighing about 200 pounds, with full face, gray hair, heavy mustache, and a notable right arm loss. He typically keeps the empty sleeve pinned, wears gold fillings in the lower teeth, a nearly solid gold jaw, short hair and cropped mustache, and a mole above the right eye on the forehead.
Reciprocity Debate Shapes Senate and House Actions
In Washington on February 25 the Senate agreed to a resolution granting Mr. Claggett a seat for the discussion of his rights, while a second resolution sought details on reciprocity treaties with Mexico and Brazil. West and Hale sparred over policy, arguing whether reciprocity aids farmers and how the McKinley tariff influenced party positions. The Idaho election case and a contested Pennsylvania seat dominated further debate as the House adjourned without action.
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Hale
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Mexico
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Brazil
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Allison
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Vance
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Indiana
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Stewart F
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Paynter
Kentucky
Powers
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Cobb
Alabama
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W. A. Stone
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Moxom Ultimatum Split Church in Boston Meeting
In Boston on February 25 1892 Dr Moxom presented conditions to First Baptist Church members to remain as pastor. Key demands include deacon elections deficits funded mortgage reduction and church unity. Meeting ended with adjournment as factions debated passage and pledge to wipe deficit loomed.
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First Baptist Church
Boston
Pew Proprietors
Jesus Christ
Phillip
Moxom
Ivan
Paine's Furniture advertises wood mantel overmantel and mirror
Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street offers a mantel set for twenty three dollars. The store highlights its long specialty in wood mantels and promises buyers they can get about twice as much value for mantel money here. An exhibition this week displays nearly eighty different styles in various sizes woods and prices.
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Paine
Canal Street
Bread distribution halted as crowd gathers in Vienna
In Vienna on February 25 the police halted free bread for the unemployed citing public danger from large crowds. The Volkspresse editor and socialist Frey visited bakeries urging aid, and both were arrested for this so called offence.
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Vienna
Volkspresse
Herr Frey
Rockefeller Gift To University Of Chicago One Million
Curiaco Feb 25 reports John D Rockefeller donated one million dollars to the University of Chicago as a special thanks offering to Almighty God for returning health. The sizable grant underscores Rockefeller's religious motive and commitment to education. The gift will support university programs and endowments.
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Curiaco
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
God
Colonel Lamont Seriously Ill Notice
Colonel Daniel Lamont is seriously ill at his father's home in McGrawsville New York. The Cherry Valley Gazette reports nervous prostration and the attending physician says the condition is serious.
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New York
Cherry Valley Gazette
Daniel
Big Fire Destroys Corner Stores in San Antonio
Fire swept through the San Antonio corner at Houston and Soledad streets today, wiping out multiple stores on both sides. Loss pegged at 250000 dollars with 70000 dollars insured.
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San Antonio
Tex
Houston
Soledad
French ministry probabilities reported in Paris
Paris February 25 The latest dispatch says M Bourgeois plans to organize a ministry with himself as President of the Council and Interior Minister. Expected other posts include De Freycinet War, Ribot Foreign Affairs, Brisson Public Worship, Burdeau Finance, Ricard Commerce, and Raynal Marine.
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Interior
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M. Raynal
Train collision near Melbrows tops soldier convoy crash
At Briurn on February 25 a passenger train struck the rear of a military train, wrecking several carriages. Three soldiers were killed and recovered, with ten more soldiers injured and rescued from the wreckage.
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Briurn
Melbrows
Death at United States Hotel in Harrvrorp
Lucius B. Holmes aged 55 was found dead in a hotel room in Harrvrorp Conn with doors and windows closed and gas on. He had rented the room the previous night while intoxicated.
Dry goods firm Olive P Ely & Co assigns assets
New York on February 25 Olive P Ely and Brother dry goods dealers of 200 to 210 West One Hundred Twenty fifth street assign liabilities of 80 000 with assets about the same.
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Olive P. Ely & Bro
Seven Men Buried in Tunnel Collapse at Heiligenn Berg
Berwin reports a tunnel section near Heiligenn berg collapsed burying seven workmen. Rescue efforts are underway as officials assess the accident site and causes.
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Berwin
Heiligennberg
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