The Only Raw Condensed Food Recognized by Medical Congresses
The piece notes that the only Raw Condensed Food recognized by the International Medical Congress in 1887 and other bodies in 1881 1884 1886 is approved for use by physicians. It stresses extracts are not foods, and claims our Liquid Food is free from insoluble matter drugs minerals salts or acids and shows the blood corpuscles. It states the product suits all ages and, for an adult, one tablespoonful four times daily yields eight percent new blood weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Medical Congress
Washington, D. C
British Medical Association
Brighton
Eng
American Medical Association
Richmond
Vass
Saratoga
N. Y
Deer Park
England
Germany
France
Italy
America
Murdock
London
United States
Causeway Street
Toston
Mass
S. S
Ben. F. Swirt
Swirt
Hofmann Concert Impresses With Delicate Technique At Music Hall
The third Hofmann concert drew an overflowing audience to Music Hall. The program featured Beethoven variations with two pianos, Bach and Scarlatti pieces, Chopin’s polonaise and waltz, and an improvisation on a theme from Mr. Faelten. Critics praised Hofmann's refined technique and musical taste, while noting the heavy program for a young artist and hoping for balanced future demands.
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Josef Hofmann
Hofmann
Music Hall
Signor de Anna
Oberon
Beethoven
Saint-Saéns
Herr Casimir Hofmann
Handel
Donizetti Signor de Anna
Adolph Neuendorft
Rakockzy
Edofioz
Romualdo Sapio
Himndelle
Bach
Scarlatti
Chopin
Carl Faelten
McHard
Rubber Goods Makers Agree on Prices and Harmony
A meeting of about forty U S rubber clothing manufacturers from Massachusetts to Wisconsin reported harmonized interests after six months of efforts. The Gossamer Association chaired by Colonel Daniel W Crosby set prices slightly up for the coming year with rebates for compliant jobbers. Meetings will rotate among Boston Chicago and New York quarterly to maintain uniform pricing and avoid losses while targeting about 6 percent on plant value.
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New York
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ohio
Wisconsin
Gossamer Association
Metropolitan Hotel
Daniel W. Crosby
The
Mystic Rubber Company of
Boston
Chicago
Murder in Cumberland Mills Maine A Bold Home Invasion
In Cumberland Mills near Portland Maine Mrs. Thomas Stack dies from a head wound after an intruder enters the kitchen while her husband David Stack confronts the burglar. Stack suspects an acquaintance. $25 in a pocketbook and a $1600 house sale are noted among the evening’s details.
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SaccArrAppa
Cumberland Mills
Portland
Thomas Stack
Stack
David
Ten
Fires and Alarms Reported in Two Local Residences
Alarm 64 at 1 57 yesterday afternoon for a small closet fire at No 8 Fins street caused $30 damage. A second alarm from Box 265 at 4 20 yesterday afternoon reported a fire in a dwelling at No 15 Mills street with damage to building and contents totaling $175.
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Fins Street
Mills Street
Fires burn houses and mills across several cities
Lawrence Methuen Amos E Rollins house and barn burned after midnight saving horses and carriages loss 8500 with 1800 insured Burrato Banner Mills on Ohio street burned last night loss 50000 fully insured New York Brooklyn Navy Yard fire in navigation room deemed spontaneous combustion Commodore Gherardi says government losses unclear but not catastrophic Farmers Market fire in Phillips Me overheated stove damages Arning meat market and Wheeler dry goods store with smoke damage likely insured
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Navigation and Equipment Department
Commodore Gherardi
Commodore
Farmingron
Arning
Bates
Phillips
Wheeler Bros
Westinghouse Air Brake Capital Increase Reported
Pirrspure Penn January 6 The Westinghouse Air Brake Company raises its capital from eight million to five million dollars. One million dollars will be paid as a dividend to stockholders and another million will be offered at par for railroad companies adopting the improved freight brake.
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Pirrspure
Penn
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Westinghouse
Large sale for National Opera season at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre opens a two week National Opera season with Nero by Rubinstein and The Queen of Sheba by Goldmark drawing big crowds. Eloi Sylva and Barton McGackin make their Boston debuts alongside Emma Juch Judi and Clara Poole, as rehearsals and arrivals unfold for the upcoming run starting Monday.
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National Opera
Boston Theatre
Rubinstein
Goldmark
Eloi Sylva
Barton McGackin
Emma Juch
Boston
Grand Opera
Nero
Tremont House
Piano Recital and Matinée Series Announced in Boston
In Steinert Hall next Tuesday evening E. Murdock will give a piano recital with assistance from William L. Whitney. Following Hofmanns success, Mr Abbey schedules three Monday matinées on Jan 16 23 and 30 with seats on sale at Music Hall box office. A second analytical concert by Carlyle Peter silen with lectures by Louis Elson is set for Wednesday evening next in Steinert Hall.
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Steinert Hall
E. ©. Murdock
William L. Whitney
Hofmann
Boston
Abbey
Giren
Music Hall
Carlyle Petersilen
Louis Elson
Cemetery marble designs change face of graveyard art
A Boston Cambridge report highlights Norman McDonald & Co. as a leading marble and granite firm near Mt. Auburn cemetery. Modern designs replace grim monuments with airy showrooms, dainty daisies, oak leaves, wheat and acorns, lilies, and other motifs. The firm showcases $5000 worth marble tablets and a design book, with notable commissions for Mr. Curtis Davis and the Rev. Henry Morgan. Mrs. Leslie Hastings orders a six foot Maltese cross statue. The firm also erected a monument in Milton cemetery for the City Cadets of Boston, and operates a large, customer friendly yard with a chauffeured horse and buggy for cemetery tours.
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Norman McDonald & Co
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Boston
Curtis Davis
Henry Morgan
Leslie Hastings
Milton
City Cadets
MacDonald
Warble Yard
New England
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
New England Climate Refuted by Boston Weather Report 1887
The Boston signal service station reports 259 clear or fair days in 1887, 106 cloudy days, and 113 rainy days. Wind totals reached 9,132 miles with March the peak month. Highest temp 96 in July, lowest 5 below in January, annual mean 48. Precipitation totaled 33.75 inches, with January the wettest month and September the driest. Humidity averaged 72 percent.
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New England
Boston
Mantalini
Mercury
Barretts Seek Removal of Malden Guardian in Norfolk Court
The petition by Dwight A. Barrett and wife Nellie of Foxboro to the Norfolk Probate Court for removal of guardian Charles E. Abbott of Malden was continued in Dedham yesterday at the request of Barrett's lawyer Thomas E. Grover of Canton for two weeks. The petition alleges improper care and withholding of part of the pension.
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Dwight A. Barrett
Nellie
Foxboro
Norfolk County
William H. Chippendale English actor and Howard Atheneum figure dies
William H. Chippendale, longtime English stage actor associated with the Howard Atheneum of Boston, died in England. Born 1801 in London, he started as a child actor and later led manages at Niblo's Garden and the Park Theatre in New York. He returned to England, performing at Haymarket and Lyceum before organizing a farewell company.
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William H. Chippendale
Howard Atheneum
England
London
Kemble
Montrose
David
Park Theatre
New York
Niblo’s Garden
Chippendale
Haymarket
Sir Anthony Absolute
Hamulet
Lyceum Theatre
Poonius
Chippendale Comedy Company
de White
Mary J. Snowdon
Australia
Henry Irving
Mrs Sawyer Dies Abroad and Leaves Noted Family
Mrs H F Sawyer who died near Genoa Italy is remembered locally. Born Dec 12 1839 in Southboro she lived in St Johnsbury and New Orleans then studied music in Europe. She was a Shawmut Church contralto for nine years and soloist for Handel and Haydn concerts. Her son Conductor Leander B Marston died recently in Harwich aged 47. Also noted are John Bown a Quincy native and Mobile real estate owner who died aged 50 and Mrs Ann Checkly Tiffany widow of O D Tiffany who died at West Newton aged nearly 95 with funeral services held and remains sent to Baltimore for interment.
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H. FE. Sawyer
Genoa
Italy
Ira J. Parker
Southboro
St. Johnsbury
New Orleans
Europe
America
Shawmut Congregational Church
Boston
E. Bb. Webb
Continent
Leander B. Marston
Old Colony Road
Harwich
John Bown
Quincy
Bmider
Mobile
Ann Checkly Tiffany
O. Dc
Tiffany
West Newton
Baltimore
Oak Grove Farm Millis Estate Produces Vast Dairy and Crops
The Oak Grove Farm near Millis covers 800 acres under Henry Millis with vast output. Last year yielded 3500 bushels of corn, 600 tons of hay, 100,000 baskets of strawberries, and over 8000 quarts of milk daily to families. The operation includes 350 Holstein pigs, horses and ponies, and hot houses supplying fresh mushrooms and vegetables daily.
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Oak Grove
Boston
Millis
Charles River
Henry Millis
Lansing Millis
Medway
Oak Grove system offers farm direct goods and new restaurant
The Oak Grove system lets buyers obtain goods directly from the farm with sixteen daily milk deliveries from 2 a.m. to 2 p.m. and ten branches around Boston. A new Washington Street restaurant gleams with elegant fittings and a chef driven menu that promises health and satisfaction. The article also notes the death of Patrick O'Hara, aged 65, whose body was found in the North canal near Lawrence after going missing on Monday.
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Oak Grove
Boston
Washington Street
Axminster
Patrick O'Hara
Lawrence
North Canal
Foreclosure Sale Under 1880 Walker Mortgage in South Boston
By power of sale in the mortgage dated August 9 1880 and assigned through several parties to Mary C T Walker and others the property in South Boston will be sold at public auction on Monday January 30 1888 at 4 pm on the premises. Two hundred dollars of the purchase price is required at sale with the balance due on delivery of deed. Ten days to examine title. Boston January 5 1888. Trustees Mary C T Walker Chas Theo Rus Clifford Walker assignees and present holders of the mortgage.
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John Ff. Mead
Cambridge
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
David G. Haskins
Suffolk
James W. French
Sr. Kk. Knights & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Commonwealth
Roxbury
Quincy Street
Maywood
William A. Garbett
Blue Hill Avenue
Mead
Haskins
Ames W. French
Elizabeth M. Connor
Land of
Connor
Dickinson Street
Ellows
Harvard Street
Clark Street
Mitchell
Willard A. Bullard
Martha E. Whittemore
Alexander Dickinson
Alfred A. Nickerson
Lillian H. Russell
C. M. Bond
Mary C. IT. Walker
Chas. Theo. Russell
E. Clifford Walker
Samuel A. Walker
South
F Street
L. C. Whiton
Alonzo Warren
A. D
Mary C. T. Walker
Chas. Theo. Russell, KE
Clifford Walker
Walker
Telephone 1665 Saturday January 7 1888
Telephonic listings note various railroads banks and mills including Kansas City Clinton and Spring RR Natl Webster Bank Shawmut Natl Bank Boston & Lowell RR Co Shoe and Leather Insurance Co 95 percent partial Boott Cotton Mills York Mfg Co Washington Natl Bank Atlantic Natl Bank Natl City Bank and related telegraph line within.
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New Eng. Mort. See. Co
St. Jonnsbury
Lake Champlain
Bank Republic
Lawrence Gas Light Co
Rockland Bank
Roxbury
Middlesex Mills
McKay
Atlas Natl Bank
City Bank
Natl Bank
Shawmut Nath Bank
Continental Mills
Lawrence Duck Co
Kidder Press Mfg
Arlington Mills
Conn
River Rd
Soston Gas Light Co
West End St. Ry
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Ry
Concordia
Natick Gas Light Co
Marblehead Gas and Electric Light Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
Lombard Investment Co
Tube Works
Taunton Nat’s Bank
Taunton
Mass
Ansas City
Clinton & Spring
Guar
Kan
Scott & Gulf RR
Webster Bank
Shawmut
Boston & Lowell RR. Co
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
Palf Boott Cotton Mills
York
Mfg
Washington
Atlantic
Detroit, Lansing & Northern R.R
Boston Marine Ins. Co
Bay State Nat’! Bk
Lawrence
Metropolitan R.R
Kansas City
Topeka & Western R.R. Inc
Freemont
Penn & Mo. Valley RR
Fitchburg R.R
Chicago & West Michigan
R.R
Brookliners
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland R.R
Rutland R.R. Co
Boston & Lowell R.R
Cocheco Mfg. Co
Middlesex Co
de Lowell Machine Shop
de Glendon Iron Co
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain R.rine
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Murdock’s Free Hospital For
Murdock’s Liquid Food CO
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Fex Steamship
Ex Steamship
Naranja
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
Reverie du Soir
Ceeee
Concertstuck
Pas Ose Eee
Ibed
Sean Acatiaon
VANCE
Maine
Westinghouse Air Brake Capital
Annual Weather Report
Oak Grove Farm
Medical
P. O. Box
Swirt Specific Co
Atlanta
Humphreys
Hess
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
Fulton St. N
Brumpareys
Drounais TS
Falton St
Sian
Bell
WM. G. Bell & CO
Wrenig & Lynen
Ft Cares
Corporation of the Home For Aged Women
Zevere Street
Henry Emmons
Corporation
India Mutual Insurance Company
H. B. Alden, Jr
Third National Bank OF Boston
Congress Street
B. Sears
CHE Faneuil Hall National Bank OF Boston
Faneuil Hall National Bank of Boston
South Market Street
Y. G. Hiler
Boylston Insurance Company
Kilby Street
Massachusetts Hospital Life Ensurance Company
J. C. Braman
Tremont National Bank OF Boston
A. T. Frothingham
State National Bank OF Bos
Roois
Geo. B. Warren
Blackstone National Bank OF Bostor
Blackstone National Bank of Boston
Hanover Street
O’cloeck A. m
James Adams
Valencia
Steamship
Almeria
Ex Steamship ‘‘Scandinavian
R. Knights & Coo
Washington St
Main St
Caumboridgeport
Kealel
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Aare
Warren Avenue
James Williams
Field
Chapman & Fenner
Broadway
Messrs. Lawrence, Taylor & Co
Berkeley Company
Victoria Lawns
India Lawns
India Linens
India
Townsend & Montant
Leomard Street
AFES
Damon Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury Si
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Union Metallic Fastening Co
Algonquin Club Equity
Lake Champ
Little Rock Junction
Mexican Central
Vermont & Mass
Fitchburg Rad
Ee Eas
Amory Mfg. Co
Concord Rd
Nat’ Bank
Mt. Wollaston Nat'l Bank
American Electric Mfg. Co
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Nat'l Bank
Eastman
Common
City of
Springfield
Ill
Boston, Concord & Mont. Rd
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Ry. Scrip
Natl. Exchange Bank
Atlantic Cotton Mills
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Eliot Natl. Bank
Adm
Boston Gas Light Co
AIBU
McKay & Big
Machine Asso
Do Cabot Mtg. Co
Rutland Rapid
Flint & Pete
Sand. & Cleve
Scrip
Rock & Ft. Smith Ry
Monadnock Mills
Nati. Loan and Trust Co
Topeka
Washington Mills
New
de Winnisimmet Co
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Rd
Jerome S. MacDonald
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Warnes
Atuiticlagic Witiin
Lawrence Mak Co
Manchester Mills
Lowell
Concord
Worcester
Nashua
Rich. Hill RR
Rutland RR
Boston Gas Syndicate
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Detroit, Lansing & Northern RR
Chicago, Kansas & Western RR
Kansas Gd RR
Cable RR. Co
Nashua & Lowell RR
Boston Cab Co
Boston Wharf Co
Florida
So. Ry. Co
Custom House
Kops
Liverpool
L. Saltonstall
Uva Sa
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