Nervura remedy promises renewed health and vigor
An advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a natural cure for exhaustion insomnia neuralgia rheumatism poor appetite and weak stomach. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. M. D. Currier of Salem New Hampshire and invites readers to consult Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston with free confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Dame Nature
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
United States
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Montreal
Can
New York
Discharges Hit Boston Water Department Posts
Water Commissioner Martin explains mass reductions in the Boston water department with more than 1000 employees to be cut by retrenchment. The list of discharged workers includes varied ranks and wards, tied to political affiliations, while some reinstatements occur in different roles. The Spitz case highlights payroll cuts lacking political motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Albany
Matthews
Curtis
Murphy
Board of Strategy
Ward 2
P. J. Kennedy
Thomas F. Prendergast
Eee Het Eink Math Rere Rae
Daniel A. Diamond
J. F. Donovan
J. L. Sweeney
J. H. Stone
George O'Brien
John Mansfield
Edward Manning
Martin
John R. Murphy
Water Board
Hart
Water Department
Jacob M. Spitz
Spitz
Godfrey Morse
Willam P. McNulty
Hugh
Daniel Sullivan
Meter Department
Fitzgerald
Eugene 8
Sullivan
Albany Street
Timothy Sullivan
William Campbell
David F. Barry
Barry
James Donovan
Florence Crowley
Charlestown
Presho and
Swallow
General Collins
Francis M. Gray
Wells
John W. Wleahon
John L. Cloney
Collins
Treat raG or LaGrippe Symptoms and Home Care
Symptoms include headache back and leg pain muscle soreness throat and nasal inflammation and frequent sneezing with chills and fever. Treatment for La Grippe mirrors a severe cold with rest fluids and home remedies.
Johnsons Anodyne and Care Instructions
An advertisement-like snippet promotes Johnsons Anodyne with directions to mix in water for throat treatment and nasal use every two hours, plus quinine pills and a stedlitz powder. It claims a pamphlet on inflammation and notes availability at Johnson & Co in Boston with two bottle sizes.
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Jonnson
Jounson & CU
Boston
Mass
Grand March at Mechanic Hall Crowds Police Ball
Boston police veteran 68 year old clerk Lucas notes 250 couples danced at Mechanic Hall for the annual policemen’s ball crowd packed galleries and outer halls as tickets sold out early. He recalls past late nights and praises Deputy Coulter who led the police detail.
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Carter
Dewey
Sampson
Harry Adams
Eldridge
Boston Policemen's Relief Association
Clark
Curtis
Committee On Decorations
Cit
Clarence A. Swan
Music Hall
Winston B. Lucas
Station 4
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Mr. Lucas
Luicas
Lucas
Police
Coulter
Night Force
Boston Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills in Public Letter
A Boston citizen, Asa F. Crocker of Jamaica Plain, testifies his kidney pain vanished after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Knight's pharmacy. The letter notes widespread belief in the pill and its manufacturer Foster Milburn Co. Also reported is the twelfth annual ball of the Coachmen and Stablemen's Protective and Benevolent Union at Copley Hall with about 200 couples and substantial funds to aid ill members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Asa F. Crocker
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Dean
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court
Hanover Streets
Doan
Manil
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Union Hall
John J. McBride
Thomas P. Rowe
Association
Department
the Coachmen and Stablemen’s Protective and Benevolent Union
Copley Hall
Mayor Hart Receives Crowd After Ball Ends
After 1 o clock the Mayor Hart enters to loud applause. Deputy Coulter leads an eighty-strong police detail with officers from stations 5 and 16. Captain Evans, Lt Bodenhatz, and Lt Baldwin help run security. This Lt Baldwin’s fourteenth ball duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Coulter
Evans
Bodenhatz
Baldwin
Jast
Fusileer Veterans Hold Annual Ball at Paul Revere Hall
The Fusileer Veterans Association held their annual ball last evening in Paul Revere Hall with about 150 couples attending. Dancing continued from 8 p.m. to 12:05 a.m. with veteran members enjoying the gala event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Police
Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Association
Fusileer Veterans’ Association
Paul Revere Hall
Ancient and Honorable Artillery guests to visit McKinley
Colonel Hedges, Colonel Ferris, Captain Folsom and Captain Cushing of the Massachusetts company met Secretary Long at the Waite House. They announced that the Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company of London will visit the United States next June as guests, and seek an audience with President McKinley, who agreed to receive them.
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Washington
Hedges
Ferris
Folsom
Cushing
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts
Waite House
Long
Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company of
London
United States
McKinley
Cigar Heist in Charlestown Targets Maplewood Clerk
A thief lifted a parcel from Currier's express wagon outside a Charlestown location. The package held 100 Waltz & Bond cigars 100 Quincy cigars 100 Harvard cigars 100 Pippin cigars and twelve pounds of tobacco marked J. E. Gaffeld Maplewood square Malden Mass.
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Currier
Charlestown
Waltz & Bond
Quincy
Harvard
J. E. Gaffeld
Maplewood Square
Malden
Mass
Five Years for Larceny in Judge Sheldon Case
The last of three professional shoplifters, Mrs. Hudas Goldstein, was sentenced by Judge Sheldon in the Superior Criminal Court. She received five years in the House of Correction for larceny, with shoplifting described as her pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Superior Criminal Court
Hudas Goldstein
Ghe
House of Correction
Boston Schooner Ashore Near Goose Island
The three masted schooner Francis Goodnow of Bowtion capt John Ninnel is ashore high and dry on Goose Island west end. Her position is dangerous but likely to be hauled off tomorrow.
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Guilford, Conn
Francis Goodnow
Bowtion
John Ninnel
Goose Island
Hart Sets Forth Stance Amid City Council Presiding Fight
The Common Council faces a meeting at 7 pm with two claimants to preside: Kiley of Ward 8 backed by 33 Democrats and Kinney of Ward 10 backed by Republicans and anti Kiley Democrats. Mayor Hart declines to appoint, urging members to decide their own leader. A new election seems likely with ballots for Kiley Logan and Miller, a Republican. The Republican caucus is set for 6:30 pm and police are being mobilized for crowd control.
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Kiley
Ward 8
Kinney
Ward 10
Hart
Logan
Miller
Ward
Leary
Fish and Game Protective Association Opens Annual Meeting
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association members met at the Copley Square Hotel for their annual gathering. Hon. George W. Wiggin chaired with Kimball reporting a surplus but reserve funds drew $730 for statewide distribution of framed fish and game law posters. New officers were elected including Wiggin as president and Kimball as secretary treasurer, with Branigan as librarian and an extensive executive committee.
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Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Copley Square
George W. Wiggin
Kimball
Wilhiam &. Randall
Charles A. Dillon
Warren Hapgood
Henry H. Kimball
Lbrarian
Kk. W. Branigan
John N. Roberts
Rollin Jones
Charles Stewart
Charlies M. Bryant
George H. Payne
William 3. Smart
G. Gibson
Loring Crocker
A. R. Brown
Edward Snail
Cy Risteen
George Loring
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association meeting
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association opened at 3 Park Street with Mrs. J. W. Smith presiding. Miss Alice Stone Blackwell delivered the annual board report and announced that Susan B. Anthony would not seek the presidency again, urging delegates to back Carrie Chapman Catt of New York, a motion that passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Park Street
J. W. Smith
Mary A. Livermore
Alice Stone Blackwell
Coffee free life tale from Emma Pille
Emma Pille of South Wabash Indiana says quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee improved her health. She reports better appetite sleep and energy after years of heart trouble nerves and poor meals and she urges others to try Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pille
South Wabash
Ind
Molineux murder trial hears Emma Miller contradictions
In New York on January 10 the trial of Roland B. Molineux for the killing of Mrs. Katherine Adams featured Emma Elizabeth Miller the Newark stenographer who sold the poison bottle holder. She refused to identify the purchaser and admitted a newspaper paid her for a statement. Authorities contrasted her court testimony with earlier newspaper quotes as other witnesses testified on the case including experts who linked handwriting on the poison package to Molineux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weeks
Osborne
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Emma Elizabeth Miller
Newark
Molineux
Miss Miller
Mig Miller
Weo
Adams
Ife
Charles Jacobs
Gustav Kutnow
Kutnow Bros
John J. Herlihy
Carey
Professor Witthins
Leonard Co. Levy
Robert A. Zeller
Morris Klerrmann & Co
Molieux
Montana bribery hearing details in Clark case
Ex Senator Faulkner resumed cross examination of Whiteside regarding Senator Clark of Montana. Whiteside testified he saw Clark of Madison alone meeting with Wellcome and asked for time to consider exposing alleged bribery. Faulkner said he would recall the witness for further questions before impeachment proceedings. No afternoon session was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Faulkner
Whiteside
Montana
Clark
Madison
Wellcome
Daly
Tributes in Senate for Hobart and naval nominations
In Washington the Senate honored the late Vice President Hobart with remarks by Seaborn Depew and Henry Cabot Lodge. Secretary Gage revenue depositories report was laid before the body and ordered printed. A resolution on British seizure in Delagoa Bay was postponed for further information. Nominations of Howison Kautz Remey and Farquhar for rear admiral were sent to the Senate.
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Washington
Jar
Senate
Seinsters Depew
Lodge
Hobart
Frye
Gage
Finance Committee
Hale
Great Britain
Delagoa Bay
Mr. Butler
Henry IL. Howison
Albert Kautz
George C. Remey
Norman HH. Farquhar
Nelson Kneass Monument Association Forms in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe on January 10 the Nelson Kneass Monument Association organized to erect a monument over Nelson Wreass the composer of Den Bold music. The group seeks to honor his memory and preserve the song’s legacy.
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Cuilllicothe, Mo
Nelson Kneass
Chillicothe
Nelson Wreass
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Thomas
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T. J. Murphy
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Boston Blue Coals
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Police Relief Association
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