Judge DeWitt Endorses Paine's Celery Compound
Prominent East Tennessee lawyer and judge William Henry DeWitt, age 67, lauds Paine's celery compound as a “first class remedy” for nervous breakdowns, weak nerves, and digestive issues. He credits renewed energy, sleep and vitality to the tonic and urges others to consider its benefits based on his personal experience.
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William Henry DeWitt
East
Tennessee
Southern Methodist Church
Chattanooga
Southern Congress
Richmond
Chancery Court
Supreme Court
East Tennessee
Gov
Taylor
Supreme Court of the
United States
Paine
Judge DeWitt
Bargains Abound At P D Q Store Today
Large crowd expected as P D Q marks down prices on suspenders pants suits coats and more. Deals include 1000 dozen English suspenders 1100 cassimere suits 8700 wool pants 2000 heavy English serge suits and 8300 best English clay suits with deep discounts, limited to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Pemins Soares
Otte ¢Eiicen
Pratumert
Amos Ae
Lynn Council Votes $100 Salary for City Councilmen
The Lynn Common Council approved an ordinance setting an annual salary of 100 for council members by a 16 to 4 vote. Mayor Harwood vows to veto. The body also referred firemen pay raise and urged pension legislation for families of fallen fire and police personnel. The council thanked Lynn City Hospital staff for care after the Munroe Street fire.
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Lynn
Babb
Fire Department
Grant
General Court
Lynn City Hospital
Munroe Street
Nicholson bill passes Indiana Legislature amid saloon crack
In Indianapolis the Nicholson bill, aimed at Indiana saloons, clears the legislature by 73 to 20 as Senate Democrats threaten to resign to block a Republican apportionment act, possibly depriving the Senate of a quorum.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Senate
ONeils Plum Appointed Sub Treasurer Likely in Boston
Washington rumor states Congressman Joseph H O Neil will become sub treasurer in Boston to succeed M P Kennard though he has not committed and may decline The President is said to send the name to the Senate before adjournment pending acceptance by O Neil who has not sought the post.
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Joseph H. O’neil
M. P. Kennard
Washington
Cleveland
O’neil
New England
Congress
Boston
Senate
Olney
John E. Russell
Josiah Quincy
O'Neil
Captain Spinney Safe in Chicago
Captain Eldred Spinney of the Glouces ter schooner Harvester is safe in Chicago. He disappeared about a week ago on the Malden to Boston route, causing anxiety among relatives. A telegram from Chicago dated Feb 26 says I am all right and I have been unbalanced in mind. Am well now.
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Eldred Spinney
Harvester
Chicago
Malden
Boston
Essex Street
Eldred H. Spinney
Dr Bailey in Court Over Death Case
Dr Henry E Bailey alias H E Bishop and Mary A Cole were arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Brown as principal and accessory after the fact in an alleged criminal operation on Pretena Matson who died at Wo burn last November The hearing was held with Dr Daniel March of Winchester examining the deceased and was continued to next Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Bailey
H. E. Bishop
Mary A. Cole
Brown
Pretena Matson
Woburn
Daniel March
Winchester
Spofford Joins Niles Advertising Agency As Outside Rep
Mr J F Spofford long known in Boston Herald and Journal advertising departments becomes an outside representative for the R Niles Advertising Agency. He brings seasoned agency experience to the new post and is expected to contribute to client campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Spofford
Boston Herald and Journal
8. R. Niles Advertising Agency
Auctioned Off Sav ings Bank Bids It In Waltham Church
In Waltham on February 26 the First Methodist Society’s Asbury Temple and adjoining business block were auctioned after years of financial turmoil. The bank bid $117000 to foreclose, with $100000 held at 4 percent if the society paid $17000 now. The congregation hopes to lease the temple back from the bank while plans unfold.
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Waltham
First Methodist Society
Asbury Temple
Luther Freeman
Boston University
Waltham Savings Bank
Sayings Bank
Wilton
Baptists
Universalists
Patrick McCarthy suicide at Worcester Lunatic Hospital
Relatives of Patrick McCarthy of South Boston question hospital duties after he hanged himself in his ward. He had been committed as a lunatic after feigning insanity to shorten a three year larceny sentence. The body was sent to his father, with hospital officials reporting death by hanging and promising an investigation.
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Patrick McCarthy
South Boston
Worcester Lunatic Hospital
McCarthy
Lareceny
House of Correction
Worcester
Boston
Charles McCarthy
State Board of Charities and Lunacy
Wrightington
New York City's Gold Bonds Auction Opens Bids
New York Comptroller Fitch opened bids for 3,2 587 of gold bonds and stocks bearing 3 percent interest. Bids were light but at or above par, total bids about five times the issue. Speyer & Co. offered the highest bid at 100 33-10, securing the entire issue as smaller bids could not exceed the aggregate demand.
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New York
Fitch
Speyer & Co
Victim Daley Dies After Boston Assault
John J. Daley died at his home in South Boston after injuries from an assault a week earlier. James Loughey, his alleged attacker, was held on $2500 bail until March 6 after arraignment for assault and battery. Police and medical examiners awaited autopsy results to determine if manslaughter charges would follow.
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John J. Daley
B Street
Boston
James Loughey
Daley
Fallon
Loughey
Bishop’s
Draper
Charles Street
Railroad Boom Hints For Spring. Gauge Change and Acts Ahead
Railroad men report a dull January followed by a hoped-for rush in freight and passenger traffic. Maine Central plans a Tomah Junction to Princeton branch to connect with Calais road, Augusta Southern eyes gauge change at nearly one million cost and stockholders vote March 20 on bends. Possible formation of the Southern States' Passenger Association on March 1. Seaboard boycott claimed to be petty by William W. Trull. Earnest Carley returns from West vacation. A. A. Heard becomes general passenger agent for Missouri Pacific and Eastern agent for Great Northern with base in Buffalo.
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Maine Central Road
Tomah Junction
Princeton
Calais
Augusta
Southern States
William W. Trull
New England
Seaboard Air Line
Great Northen Road
Buffalo
Brereton Club Dance Celebrates East Boston Society
The Brereton Club of East Boston held its annual dance at Music Hall with about fifty couples. Trull's Orchestra supplied the music and the grand march featured 25 couples led by President William Hahn and his partner. Dancing ended at midnight to mark the start of Lent, with praise for Hahn and committee member William C. R. Woodside.
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Brereton Club
Boston
Music Hall
Trull
William Hahn
Hahn
William C. R. Woodside
Tickets for Western points on sale at B A City Office
Tickets for Western points go on sale at the Boston and Albany City Ticket Office located at 366 Washington Street opposite Bromfield.
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Boston & Albany City
Washington Street
Bromfield
Romance of a Day at Bijou Aids Roxbury Charity
The Charity Club benefits from two Bijou Theatre performances of The Romance of a Day directed by Mme Arcan. A prologue by Louise Mackintosh opened, with dances from Eleanor Starbird Clough to a procession of dawn, noon, sunset, and multiple nations. Notable numbers included Julia Caze, Nimble Jack, and Carmencita, with a large volunteer committee led by Mrs. Butler assisting Mrs. Nichols and orchestra.
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Parker Hill
Roxbury
Bijou
Mme. Arcan
Louise Mackintosh
Joseph Haworth
Eleanor Starbird Clough
Apollo
Mr. Jenkins
Jack
W. R. Whitney
Adelaide Miller
Nye
Howard Blakney
Carmencita
Ogoin du Bal
Littl Juliet Caze
Baby Lou
Mme. Arean
G. T. Perkins
I. Clapp
R. D. Cushing
Reube Arey
James Mellen
W. P. Fesenden
George BE. Foster
Lest Goodwin
Albert Geiger
F. Keith
A. A. Geddes
E. W. Gosse
John M. Ward
Henry Whittle
Lydia Ames
Alfred J. Neal
Jacob M. Crople
H. A. Ewing
Otis Daven
Eben Howes
William H. Lo
M. J. Reilly
Grace W. Anne
W. H. Stowe
F. L. Stimpson
J. Sewall Reed
H. Ll. Masten
E. F. Boland
Alic J. Hall
Along the Water Front Amid Ocean Bound Alerts and Cargo
A cable dispatch reports Captain George B Alley and crew of the Boston barkentine Alice Dickerman saved by the Hamburg America steamer Sicilia after the ship faced a blizzard, waterlogging, and near wreck. The Dickerman sailed from Brunswick to Louisburg with pine lumber, built in East Boston in 1875, 476 tons, owned by J H Conant Co. Anxiety grows over three-masted May O'Neill, J Moulton, George E Dudley, and steamer Istrian as delays persist. The Warren Inez, laden with cattle and cargo, cleared the net dock, while Cunarder Samaria departed with a large cargo but no passengers. Charles R Barclay plans a two month West Coast tour to California.
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J. H. Conant
Compan
Hambur
Germany
George B. Alley
Alice Dickerman
Schmidt
New Orleans
Dickerman
Brunwick
Louisburg
Breton
Fernandina
Fla
May O'Neill
J. S Cott & Co
J. Moulton
George E. Dudley
Nickerson
Orleans
New York
J. H. Conant Company
Dudley
New Hav
Norfolk
Benedict
New Haven
Istrian
Ordr
Berm
Newport News
Warren Inez Camb Tain Maddox
Samaria
Pritchard
Liverpool
Charles R. Barclay
California
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Lynn Council
Luce
Francis J. Butler
Cutler
M. R. Leonard
E. P. Rutter
W. F. Jarvis
B. B. Johnson
T. N
Weltham Society
Freeman
George Pickering
N. P. Banks
Captain
DR. Bailey
Methodist Society
Continental Clothing House
Ulster
Oxford
Melton Ulsters
Cassimere
Prince Albert Coats and
West S
Children’s Department
D. B. Brown
Washington and Boylston Sts
Methodist
HODCE
Temple Place
THE
American Tool and Machine CO
Federal St
General Machinery and
Mit
Patrick M’carthy
New York City
Charity Club Entertainment
Anna Dickson
Adelaide Miller, JR
Eleanore
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