Pain and Suffering and a Simple Relief Found
A West Mill Grove Ohio man Nelson Woodruff endured ten years of relentless leg chest and kidney pain. He began taking Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy after reading Toledo Bee testimonials and reports happier relief followed by better rest at night.
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Nelson Woodruff
West Mill Grove
Ohio
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Toledo
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Sole Leather Trust Rumors Stir Boston and New York Firms
A Boston and New York leather industry move, centered on sole leather, is described as nearly consummated after weeks of negotiations. The plan reportedly would limit production and fix prices, with Boston firms like the Thomas E. Proctor Leather Company and N. W. Rice & Co. named among participants.
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Boston
New York
Journal of Saturday
Chicago
East
Dunn, Green & Co
Ellenville Tanning Company
Proctor, Hunt & Co
Commonwealth Avenue
Thomas E. Proctor
Thomas E. Proctor Leather Company
N. W. Rice and Co
Lappan Bros
Horton Bros
Boston Snow Logs City Streets Blocked by Heavy Snow
Boston mayor and fire crews face severely obstructed streets as three to four foot snow drifts, piled along Pershing-like routes, choke gutters and hinder fire department access. Washington Tremont and Shawmut avenues report deep piles while West End alleys remain impassable to teams. Authorities urge immediate snow removal to prevent danger from fires and crippled access.
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Boston
Washington Street
Washington
Tremont
Eliot
Dover Streets
West End
Dover Street
Malden Street
Tremont Street
Boylston
Boylston Street
Shawmut Avenue
East Springfield
Harrison Avenue
Mrs Allen’s Recital Impresses Boston Audience
Mrs Elizabeth M Allen gave a Steinert Hall piano recital praised for contrasts and expressive playing. Highlights included Bach gavotte in D major Beethoven sonata Op 27 No 1 Oswald barcarolle and three Liszt pieces culminating in Rhapsodie No 12. Vocalist Mrs Fannie M Hawes and pianist Leon Keach provided accompaniment.
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Elizabeth M. Allen
Steinert Hall
Musical Boston
Leschetizkey
Allen
Enrico Oswald
Fannie M. Hawes
Leon Keach
Boston Political Class Plans Parish Meeting Drill
At the next gathering in the vestry of the Church of the Disciples on Wednesday afternoon, the Boston Political Class will conduct a parliamentary drill on amendment and present a paper titled Con stitu tions of Great Britain and the United States.
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Boston
Church of the Disciples
Great Britain
The
United States
Woman Statistician Charlotte Smith Promotes Industrial Wages
Interview with Miss Charlotte Smith at the State House highlights her decade of leadership in the Women's National Industrial League, her fight against poisonous facial compounds, and her push for industrial equality and protective labor legislation. She cites founding clubs, publishing statistics, and drafting bills in Washington, including Paddock and pure food efforts.
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Charlotte Smith
State House
Miss Smith
Women’s National Industrial League
Washington
Boston
League
Commonwealth
Chicago
Club Women
Inland Club
United States
Blair and
Carlisle
America
Tf T
National Industrial University
West Point
Amy Rossart
Hood's Cures Cured of Gravel and Indigestion
A short promotional notice proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for gravel and indigestion. The ad credits the product with curing these ailments and endorses its use for lasting health benefits.
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Hood
Frederick Earn- Rrep
South
Carpenter Street
Chicago
Minois
N.B
Petition for writ of error in Coy murder case
Messrs Joyner and Parkhurst filed a petition in the Supreme Court asking for a writ of error and a new trial on grounds that trial justices did not write their instructions. Justice Allen denied the petition after hearing counsel. A hearing on the bill of exceptions was scheduled for 2 pm in Pittsfield with Chief Justice Mason and Judges Aldrich and Hammond set to preside.
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Coy
Messrs
Pittsfield
Mason
Aldrich
Hammond
Gambling raid targets Sunday gaming club on Washington St
Police from Division 2 raided a fifth floor athletic club type gambling venue at 230 Washington Street at 5 am yesterday. Eight men were arrested on gaming charges. 150 chips and four packs of playing cards were seized. Arrested men include Thomas F. Duran Frank E. Burns W. W. Watter Burton E. Lawrence Abraham Smith Charles Lennox Robert K. Thomas and James Furlong.
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Washington Street
Division 2
Lord’s Way
Thomas F. Duran
Frank E. Burns
W. W. Watter
Burton E. Lawrence
Abraham Smith
Charles Lennox
Robert K. Thomas
James Furlong
Sunday Fire Damages Four Story House at Middlesex Street
A 4 story dwelling at 44 Middlesex Street was damaged by a Sunday morning fire that started in a coal box in the kitchen. The blaze caused about 200 dollars in building damage and 100 dollars to furniture. The owner is Mrs Wardwell Argent.
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Middlesex Street
Wardwell Argent
The Cahoon's Hollow Life-Saving Station Fire
Provincetown reports the Cahoon's Hollow life saving station in Wellfleet was destroyed by a Saturday fire. The crew rushed to save gear but the boat house, mortar gun, and carriage burned within an hour. The crew returned home in snow and slush unsheltered. origin of the blaze unknown.
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Provincetown
Cahoon’s Hollow
Wellfleet
Cole
One of Boston's oldest landmarks dies at 96
Dexter Babcock of Boston, aged 96, died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Lester Leland’s home at 162 West Canton street. Born in Shelburne, he moved to Boston at 15, built the grocery firm Babcock & Coolidge, and retired 30 years ago. In 1884 he marked his 60th wedding anniversary. his wife died soon after. He is survived by another daughter, Mrs C A Richards.
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Boston
Dexter Babcock
Lester Leland
West
Canton Street
Shelburne
Babcock & Coolidge
Leland
C. A. Richards
New Yorker Foiled in Boston Watch Theft Attempt
Michael Crosby visiting from New York walked through the South End Lumber district when a young man grabbed for his watch near Rochester and Albany streets. Crosby held on and alerted an officer who detained the 21 year old, Thomas Ryan, who claimed no home.
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Michael Crosby
New York
Boston
Crosby
Rochester
Albany
Division 5
Thomas Ryan
Whitney on Underground Transit Plans Through 1892
In interviews and public remarks from 1889 to 1892, Whitney argued against an L road or tunnel for Boston. He described costs of 600000 per mile, questioned tunnels as desirable, favored elevated cars, and alternated between L and tunnel proposals while blaming the Rapid Transit Commission for delays.
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the Herald
Whitney
John D. Long
Roxbury Club
Jackson
N. H
Dorchester
Rapid Transit Commission
Sidi
Man Shoots Himself at Shawmut Avenue Restaurant
James Taylor aged about 23, owner of a Shawmut avenue restaurant, attempted suicide with a .32 revolver after business and social troubles. He was taken to hospital in a pool of blood after a warning letter was mentioned. He formerly worked for the Old Colony railroad and lost an arm while employed. His wife left him three months ago.
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James
Taylor
Shawmut Avenue
John Palmer
Old Colony Railroad
Missing Waltham Boy Strikes Ash Street Mystery
Willis B. Martin aged 8 years has been missing from his Ash street home since Saturday morning. He was last seen around 9 o clock on Moody street trying to enter a passing wagon. Police were notified and search continues with no trace as of six this evening.
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Wanruam
Willis B. Martin
Ash Street
Moody Street
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Boston Post
Thies
MR. Nelson Woodbufy
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
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Taunton
Frederic Parker
Nahant
Francis T. Parker
H. F. Harrison
GEO
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Wakefield
Sharea
San cl
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
John Noble
H. Cooper
City of
Saich Commonwealth
Co. H. Cooper
Suffolke
Geo. J. Raymond
Geo. S. Browne
Raymond Syndicate
Hawley, Folsom & Ronimus
Hawley
Supfolk
George J. Raymond
Georges. Browne
Boston Evening Acord
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Massachusetts
Superior Court
Elizabeth Marr
Joseph P. Marr
City of New York
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Libellee
Annis
Lizzie
Edith
Bernard
Francis
Apri
Jos
A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Ommonweaute OF
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Ss.—Superior Court
Abram Kornbluth
Sa Willard
Ayer
J. Wilmot Payne
Monrovia
Liberia
J.C. Ayer
the Karnac CO
State St
Amy Robsart
Hood’s
Mr. Frederick Barnfred
Chicago, Ilinois
Sarsaparilla Res
Boston Veterinary Hospital
Albany, Cor
Dedham St
Edward C. Beckett
Daniel D. Lee
Wilbert Soule
Waltham
Oraer
A.W Wheeler & CO
Hanover St. Keston
American House
Salvator Beer
Burkhardt Brewing Co
Dehing Deri
Hallock Street
Read’s Agency
Devonshire St
Boston Wharf Co
Boston Post Office
J. B. Russell
State ST. Boston
John Jeffries & Sons
Acashire
Boston and Vicinity
G. W. Cove
Washington St
Old Colony
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Commonwealth OF Massachu
Economic Food and Packing Company
Shire of
Maine
Court Square
Joseph P. Silsby, Jr
Massachussetts
Joseph
John B. Fitzpatrick
Uffolk
Daniel Patlinson
Suffik
Gilbert A. A. Pevey
Tremont St
Massachousetts
George T. Sheldon
Chelsea
Joseph Birtwell
Middlesex
George T. Durgln
Cambridge
William E. Hutchins
Henry A. Thomas
Winthrop
Ashrod Morse
Zenas
Arnold
Adam Gibb
Grant M. Palmer
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