Cured of Rheumatism Credited to Dr Greene’s Nervura
Ss R Thorne of Chapin Home in New York City declares thirty years of rheumatism and bed rest ended after using Dr Greene’s Nervura blood and nerve remedy. She reports no pain and relief from trembling, calling the medicine priceless and urging worldwide knowledge. Cathartic Pills are recommended for constipation and free consultations are offered by Dr Greene in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. R. Thorne
Chapin
E. 66Th Street
New York City
Jatie
Dr. Greene
California
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Moody Evangelist Sermon at Tremont Temple on Bible Faith
Evangelist Moody spoke at Tremont Temple morning meeting about the Bible and miracles, asserting the Bible’s enduring truth. He urged hymn singing, recalled historical opposition to Christ’s sermons, and noted vast Bible distribution and translations as evidence the word will endure.
Unity and faith in Moody platform remarks
The speaker stresses unity among churches to amplify blessings and calls for ecumenism. He recalls past sectarian tensions on platforms, praises current mixed participation, and urges Christlike thanksgiving and faith in answered prayers. He ends with a benediction from Rev. Holmes.
Prophetic Bible Faith Cited by Moody in Speech
The article quotes Mr. Moody asserting the Bible’s truth is clear to those who read it regularly. He argues skeptics raise doubts from intermittent readings, while true believers see fulfilled prophecies and universal sale of the Bible to diverse audiences.
Ten murderers freed by Illinois governor
Governor Altgeld pardons ten murderers and two innocent convicts, with eight other felons released. Names include Henry Jones and Kathryn Kelchner. Mamie Starr had life sentence commuted to twelve years for poisoning the Newland family. The pardon of Henry Schwartz, linked to a Rock Island express murder, drew significant criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Altgeld
Henry Jones
John Burke
Charlies Dixon
Goin Harris
William Landers
John Crowley
Frank Weber
John Walker
Charles Robinson
Lawrence Farley
Kathryn Kelchner
William B. Sibert
Mamie Starr
Francis W Newland
Calumet Iron & Steel Company
Belle Newland
Schwartz
Nichols
Death by bank notes kills New York bookmaker nicknamed Sheeney Dan
Alexander Waitzfelder known as Sheeney Dan, a bookmaker's cashier, died of blood poisoning attributed to chemicals in bank notes. He habitually held bills in his mouth. after a lip bite at a race track his wound swelled, doctors diagnosed venom in the notes, and gangrene developed after a shin injury. He died New Year's Day and was buried on Fifty-ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander Waitzfelder
Sheeney Dan
Waitzfelder
Irving
Presbyterian Hospital
Fifty-ninth Street
Modern bandits and the brave health of business men
Abridged remarks contrast dishonest modern business methods with the need for good health. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is praised for blood cleansing and digestion. Personal testimonial from N. Gaddis of Tacoma notes recovery from illness after using the remedy. The ad promotes The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and a free offer by World’s Dispensary Medical Association. The piece also references Moody era preaching and Bible discussion events with named speakers and quotes about faith and miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
N. Gaddis, Esq
S. J. Street
Tacoma
Washington
Doctor Pierce
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
Buffalo
N.Y
Moody on Bible study and fulfilled prophecies
The speaker argues that every Bible book has a key and praises Genesis. He cites fulfilled prophecies from Babylon to Jerusalem and notes how Jesus' life matched centuries of predictions. He urges church members to be filled with the word and to read with focus. He ends by accepting criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Babylon
Tyre
Ninevah
Jerusalem
Christ
Bethlehem
Egypt
Cesar
Joseph
Mary of Nazareth
Nazareth
Bethlelem
Mr. Moody
Coffin
Boston
Minister Objects to Anonymous Criticism at Boston Event
The minister opposed anonymous letters while acknowledging readable letters about him. He preferred none, fearing sneaky submissions. Rev Dr Lansing of Park Street Church delivered the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lansing
Park Street Church
Moody leads afternoon prayer meeting with forgiveness theme
Moody centers a large assembly on forgiveness and prayer in a Brookline meeting. He recalls a boy who forgave his mother and urges attendees to remove bitterness, urging readiness to forgive and calling for spiritual growth among pastors and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moody
Jesus
Reven Thomas
Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Crowden
L. B. Bates
Moody
Dr. Bates
John L. Bates
House of Representatives
J. Ricketts
I. J. Lansing
George Street
Auburndale
Holmes
W. J. Murphy
Beverly
Estree
Cambridge
S. 5. Nickerson
Mr. Burke
Peter
Christ
Evangelist
Made to Order 2s 40 Best Tick Full Size for $10
An advertisement offers a made to order item described as 2 s and 40 best tick in full size for ten dollars. It lists manufacturers at 68 and 65 Hanover Street, Boston, opposite the American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. A Ehcet
Ask &O.S
Hanover St
Boston
American House
Waterfront Steamers Change Routes and Vessels
The Delaware takes the Morgan City’s route under Captain Rockwell, replacing the larger ship and shifting operations to New York and Hayti. The Oneida and later the George W Clyde will swap routes, with Saginaw joining from New York. The Canada will carry U S mail to England, setting a new schedule and a swift Liverpool route. A wrecked schooner Augusta E Herrick eyes sale, and fishing boats Maggie and May arrive with frozen herring sold to Boston. The steamer Penobscot heads to East Boston. the Lewiston replaces it briefly, and the Howard sinks off Patapsco River with five rescued crew.
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Delaware
New York
Rockwell
Clyde Steamship Line
Morgan City
Charleston
D. C
Jacksonville
George W. Clyde
Saginaw
Augusta E. Herrick
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Honduras
Warren Line
Canada
Queenstown
Liverpool
United States
England
Continent
London
Boston
Cunard
Aurania
Maggie
May
Lawrence A. Munroe
Effie M. Morrisey
Placentia Bay
N. F
Gloucester
Boston Herring Company
Neptune
Portsmouth
N. H
K. Atkins
John Emery & Co
Lisbon
Penobscot
Winterport
Lewiston
Ingraham
Howard
Taylor
Baltimore
Wilson
Patapsco
Growning
New Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Quick Relief
Relief in six hours from kidney and bladder diseases with the New Great South American Kidney Cure. It eases bladder pain, backache, and urinary retention for both men and women. Sold by George C. Goodwin & Co in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Goodwin &O
Hanover Street
Boston
WANTED AN IDEA oar ee WEDDE aN end
Incoherent fragmentary text appears to request ideas or a name for a wedding related phrase. The readable bits mention names Xeromeya and Haaren and suggest a request for a 21 Nant, likely garbled from OCR. No clear event or verifiable entities emerge.
Puritana Story of the Crosby Medical Legacy
Dixi Crosby led Dartmouth Medical College for thirty two years and belonged to the storied Crosby medical family. The article traces the Crosby lineage from Asa Crosby to Josiah and Thomas Crosby, noting inventions and positions, and highlights Dixi Crosby’s prize formula Puritana, a nature based remedy perfected to a permanent form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixi Crosby, MD
Dartmouth Medical College
Crosby
America
Asa Crosby
Dartmouth
State Medical Society
Josiah Crosby
Thos. R. Crosby
Columbian College Hospital
Dartmouth College
Dixi Crosby
New England
Nature
Two Ocean Steamers Race to Liverpool on Dec 8 Voyage
The Leyland steamer Armenian under Captain Mc Conkey and the Warren flyer Sagamore captained by Fenton arrived yesterday noon from Liverpool. They left on Dec 8 and the Warren boat reportedly gained forty minutes, reaching Liverpool first. Both faced westerly gales and 50 degree seas, meeting again near the lightship in Boston Bay. The Sagamore, sister to the Sachem, is among the fleet’s fastest seaboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenian
McConkey
Fenton
Liverpool
Warren
England
Boston Bay
Elected to the Loyal Legion at informal reunion
The Loyal Legion held a quiet reunion and banquet at the American House. Proposed new members were balloted and elected to first class include Edwin Chaysin McFarland captain Forty-first United States colored troops Albert Potter major-surgeon Fifth Rhode Island Heavy Artillery U S V and William Henry Potter second lieutenant Ninth Rhode Island Infantry U S V For first class in succession George Barnes King and second class Edward Parsons Tobie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion
American House
Edwin Chaysin McFarland
United States Colored Troops
Albert Potter
Rhode Island Heavy Artillery
U. S.V
William Henry Potter
Rhode Island Infantry
George Barnes King
Edward Parsons Tobie
United Work Of Street Car Men Assist Drowned Families
A well attended meeting of Division 8 street railway workers at Field's Corner raised about $2000 for families of six drowned Boston Harbor railroad men. After expenses, roughly $1700 remained for the stricken families. F A Lawler presided and F A Babrosk was secretary. James B. Neal George Morrill and John Allerley were appointed to deliver the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 8
West End Street Railway
Field’s Corner
F. A. Lawler
F. A. Babrosk
Boston Harbor
James B. Neal
George Morrill
John Allerley
American Wringer Co. Ad Sells in Installments
A vintage advertisement offers diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks manicure sets and panquet lamps on instalments. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention from the American Wringer Company Broadway ex Spys Boston successor Met. Mfg. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway
Boston
Met
Manfg
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Evangelist Moody
Bible Societies
Johnson’ Sment
Wealthy L. Toi
Corinth
Yourohnson
Johnson
Thomas Cleland
Robbinston
Chaps
Johnson’s
NER
J. S. Johnson & CO
Custom House Street
Maia
Baptist Church
Blessed
Chicago
Grumble Street
Thanksgiving Street
Elijah
Moses
Promised Land
Pisgah
Paul
Emma
Europe
Papa
Mr. Holmes
Chrast
MR Mody
James M. Gray
John R. Gow
Mr. Mitchell
Horace Dutton
W. S. Kelsey
Mr. Jackson
B. R. Harris
Frank B. Cressy
E. 8. Wheeler
George EH. Merrill
John Alden
J. W. Brigham
Upham
Lansing
Francis Murphy
Burke
Murphy
MR Moodys
Hood’s Pills
Puritana
THE
Whitehead & Hoag CO
Washington St
Maas
William Are
Ston St
S Os Reat
John W Tee
Rite
Wraahinton
D. A
Frank
Wilson Bros
Pee
Henry Vassal Degen
Now of the Ascension
Washington Street
Ka Foster
Burlington
Charles G. Foster
Crowley
Joseph H. Crowley
Parentator
St. Peter's Church
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Gi Tremont ST
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