Paine's celery compound hailed as now cure all nerves
The piece extols Paine's celery compound as a definitive remedy for nervous disorders and blood purification. It credits Professor Phelps of Dartmouth with its discovery, cites broad public demand, warns against imitators, and notes widespread testimonials from varied social strata asserting renewed health and strength.
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Phelps
Dartmouth
Paine
Boston
Connecticut
Norwich
Nathan Smith
New Haven
Robby
Phelpy
Teacher Loses Suit Over Hamden School Resignation
Miss Maud Hough, former Hamden teacher, sued the Hamden school board alleging health injuries from a forced resignation. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants in a trial noted for sensational testimony. Hough collapsed when the verdict was read.
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New Haven
Conn
Maud Hough
Hamden
Hhe School
Misa Hough
Bankrupt Ross Loses Appeal Rights in Composition Case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that George W. Ross a bankrupt cannot appeal from a district court's order to confirm a composition. Ross had sought to appeal after a district court approved the composition under bankruptcy law. The appellate court affirmed the district court's decision finding no grounds to reverse and noting creditors did not appear at the proceeding.
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United States Circuit Court of Apeals
George W. Ross
Ross
Andre
LM. Pve
Istrict
R J. Saunders
Ding
Court of Appeals
Act Court
Fire alarm at Potter Street factory. Warren brothers' two story
An alarm sounded at Box 116 East Cambridge at 6 48 last night for a fire in a two story wooden factory on Potter street occupied by the Warren brothers. Loss was about 0.
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East Cambridge
Potter Street
Wrren Brothers
Rain and cold weather forecast across Atlantic states
Local forecast notes rain turning to snow Friday morning with colder air and a wind shift to westerly. In the Northeast expect occasional rain or snow Friday with brisk easterly winds, then improving by Saturday. Elsewhere the mid Atlantic and south Atlantic regions remain much warmer than average before fronts move.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Tennessee
New York
Gulf
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Senator Proposes 25 Year Minimum for Child Kidnappers
Albany January 10 Senator Plunkett introduced a bill to punish kidnappers of children with a prison term of not less than twenty five years. The measure targets crimes against youths and aims to deter kidnap plots statewide.
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Albany
N. Y
Plunkett
Actor O Neill nearly suffocated during Monte Cristo scene
Hartford Jan 10 Janes O Neill the well known actor was buried beneath sea cloth used to represent waters in the Chateaux scene at Parsones Theatre and failed to reach the aperture for a climactic moment. A physician restored him.
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Hartford
Conn
Janes O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Parsone
Watson saves a woman at Tremont and Temple corner
Representative Jerry Watson saved Mrs. CC M Whithorn of 21 Temple Place from serious injury when a two horse truck turned the Tremont Temple corner and struck her. He assisted the fallen pedestrian until medical care arrived at her home.
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Jerry
Watson
Tremont Street
Temple Place
M. Whithorn
Chinese plenipotentiaries sign joint note. talks move forward
Paris reports the Chinese plenipotentiaries signed the joint note, marking the end of the preliminary negotiations. Yet officials say the main hurdles lie in the powers' clashing interests. US plan to move talks to Washington is opposed by European chancelleries for three reasons.
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Paris
Associated Press
United States
China
Washington
Burnham Unseats Chandler In New Hampshire Senate Race
In Concord New Hampshire on January 10 Judge Henry E Burnham won the Republican caucus vote 198 to 47 to succeed Senator William E Chandler on March 4. Burnham’s victory surprised many as Chandler blames Boston Maine railroad interests for his defeat. The tally listed other candidates including Blair Quinby Sulloway and Baker with Burnham’s victory declared unanimous. A separate vote in the senate and house will follow next Tuesday with a joint ballot scheduled for Wednesday.
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Henry BE. Burnham
New Hampshire
Chandler
Concord
N. H
William E. Chandler
United States Senate
Henry E Burnham
Wanchester
Burnham
Boston & Maing
Boston & Maine Road
Eagle House
Capitol
Manchester
Henry W. Blair
Henry B. Quinby
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Henry M. Baker
Senate
Houses of Representatives
Charles F. Stone
Laconia
Judge Burnham
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Wolf
Bernard M. Wolf
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