Peruna Promises Cure For Grippe Says It Strengthens
A 1899 letter-filled promotion touts Peruna as a foolproof grippe and catarrh cure. Testimonials from F Simmons, Frank Bauer, Henry Distin, Mrs Jane Gift, and Theophile Schmitt praise its effects on la grippe and related catarrh, with calls to address the Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
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Peruna
la Grippe
Hartman
F. Simmons
United States
Mobile
Alabama
Frank __ Bauer
Minneiska
Minnesota
Rank Bauer
Henry Distin
South Ninth Street
Mr. Distin
England
Continent
Jane Gift of
Hebbardsville, O
God
Jane Gift
Theophile Schmitt
Perua
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Drug Co endorsement from Sisters of the Good Shepherd
A letter from Sisters of the Good Shepherd of Columbus Ohio praises Dr Hartman’s Peruna for grip coughs colds and catarrhal head and stomach diseases saying it has been of great service to inmates of their institution and is endorsed by the Peruna Drug Mfg Co.
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Columbus, O
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co
Hartman
Peruna
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Nomination Vote Sparks Party Split Over Senatorial Choice
In a heated session, Democrats debated supporting Richard Olney versus Senator Hoar. The roll showed many in favor of Olney with several absentees and a motion to make the result unanimous. Additional notes covered civil war bounties, labor wage bills, and Brockton sewer borrowing requests.
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Dllon
Holyoke
Joseph Lomasney
Boston
Donahue
Fall River
Garrity
John Kl
Donovan
Olney
W. J. Sullivan
Peter F. Sullivan
Worcester
Richard Olney
Flis
Mark N. Skerrett
Senator Hoar
Middlesex
Dean
Casey
Lee
Republicans Unanimously Nominate Hoar for Senate
The Senate Republicans held a caucus with President Soule presiding as they unanimously nominated Senator Hoar for re election. Speeches praising Hoar’s independence were delivered by Harrington Manning Chamberlain and Gardner. The House Republicans followed with Blood presiding and Adams as secretary. Speaker Myers gave the nominating speech, and Hoar was again unopposed. An invitation was extended for Hoar to address the Legislature on Lincoln's birthday February 12.
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Soule
Hoar
Harrington
Manning
Worcester
Chamberlain
Brockton
Gardner
Hamilton
House Republicans
H. Blood
Fitchburg
Representative Adams
Melrose
Senator Hoar
James J. Myers
Belden
Gloucester
Lincoln
Tours to Washington by Royal Blue Line
Congress in session tours offered by Royal Blue Line with dates January 18 February 1 22 March 16 29 April 12 26 May 10 24 all expenses 25 dollars five days in Washington and Philadelphia stopovers illustrated pamphlet on application to A. J. Simmer's MT E. A. all Washington street Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
National Capital
Philadelphia
A. J. Simmer
Mt, E. A
Washington Street
Boston
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health for Grippe Sufferers
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a natural remedy for low vitality lingering cough and bronchial inflammation. It claims to strengthen sufferers and restore health and offers a free trial bottle from Scott & Bowne at 499 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Fannie Ward Becomes World’s Richest Actress After Lewi s Death
London report notes Samuel Lewis death places widow Fannie Ward in elite wealth bracket. The usurer left about 85 million dollars to Ward after a storied career and a past romance with Duke Brown ending in lawsuits. The tale ties Ward to lost diamonds found by a Duchess’s maid.
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London
Samuel Lewis
Fannie Ward
Lewis
Miss Ward
Young Brown
Sam Lewis
Duchess of Manchester
Fanny Ward
Shylock
Vanderbilt Wedding At Harbor View Celebrates Union of Young Bride and Groom
The ceremony united Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Mr. Reginald Vanderbilt in a seven minute service at the chancel of a church festooned with gloire de la reine begonias and golden gate roses. Ushers included Worthington Fitzhugh Whitehouse and W. Bayard Cutting Jr. The gown featured ivory white satin with lace, train, and Brussels point veil. Guests later toasted the couple at Harbor View before their honeymoon departure.
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Messrs
Worthington Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Frederick Martin Davies
Robert Livingstone Gerry
Ord Preston
Ernest Iselin
William P. Burden
Potter Palmer, Jr
W. Bayard Cutting, Jr
New Haven
Reginald Vanderbilt
Pauline French
Elsa Bronson
Frederick Bronson
Isabel C. Stillman
James’ Stillman
New York
Amos Tuck French
General Eaton
England
Miss French
Dr. Morgan
Dr. Beattie
Holy Wedstock
Harbor View
Delmonico
Vanderbilt
Gallivan Chosen Chairman After Lengthy Balloting
After an all night prospect and long balloting, Dr. Gallivan is chosen chairman as the session ends with a promise to cooperate on school matters. Ballots favored Gallivan and Coolidge with various members switching support, and Mr. Brett attempted adjournment amid calls for recesses. The meeting adjourned to Thursday at 6 o clock.
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Keéller
Gallivan
Abraham
Baldwin
Berridge
Brett
Bulger
Campbell
Duff
Keller
Kenny
McDonald
McDonough
Coolidge
Allen
Barrows
Bolster
Burrill
Cushing
Ernst
Fifield
Nichols
Vogel
D. S. Harkins
Howard N. Brownt
King's Chapel
Merritt
Dr. Gallivan
Mr. Coolidge
Dr. McDonald
Miss French wedding in Newport dazzles society
Spectacular diamond wedding of Miss Elsie French and Alfred Vanderbilt in Newport features lavish display and celebrity guests. Reported details cover attire, diamonds, hors d oeuvres, champagne, and the ceremony with notable participants and immense costs, totaling about 382000.
Vanderbilt French wedding invites Boston guests at Newport
Boston social set received Vanderbilt and French wedding invitations in Newport yesterday. Guests named include EF Rollins Morse and his wife with niece Marion Mason, Hon George von L Meyer and Miss Meyer, Nathaniel Thayer and family, J De Forest Danielson, Robert M Cushing and family, Thomas F Cushing, Edith Cushing, Grafton Cushing, and Hollis Hunnewell Jr. all listed among Newport attendees.
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Hollis Hunnewell, Jr
Newport
Doyle Chosen President in City Council Vote
The Boston city council elected Doyle president amid a lively scene with cheers and a crowded chamber. Dyar, Lomasney, and others spoke as votes split along party lines, Doyle receiving Democrat support, while Norris and Stewart defended business‑minded leadership and urged council focus on matters beyond partisan politics.
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Sisters OF Good Shepherd
Sisters
Good Shepherd
S. B. Hartman
Sir
Ers
Wabash Ave
Chicago, Tl
Frank Bauer
Theo. Schmitt
Bradley
Watson
Bryan
Casey of
Mr. Davis
Salem
Tioar
Healey
Hickey
C. S. Sullivan
Toland
Marnell
Quinlan
Hurley
Borofsky
J. L. Donovan Mackey
Horgan
J. F. Lomasney
Gartland
Hayes
Lydon
Barry
Logan
Fenton
McNary
Mansfield
McInerney
Mooney
Gammon
Roads
Kelley
J. F. Donovan
Montgomery
Love
P. F. Sullivan
Mitchell
Bunyan
Dillon
Dewey
Tern
Sherrell
Schufelt
Collins
Hancock
Hoar. T. Ll. Davis
Eben T. Adams
Dean, Casey
Cloutter
Desmond
Gaddis
Walsh
Skerrett
Chase
O'Neil
Jones
Metropolitan Park Commission
C. J. Bartlett
Coulter
Hunter
Rte
Baltimore
Wellington A. Hardy
Mase
Rutland
State Board of Charity
Congress
Scot! & Bowns
Pearl Street
New Yorl
Young Vanderbilt and Bride
Gallivan Again
Boston Evening Record
C. M. Depew
Alfred Vanderbilt
Alfred
Ma’am
Chicago
Newport Haberdashers
P. P
Sigory
Riverside Drive
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Sd _ nele
Chimece Depew
Joe
Cornelius
Bisie
Morgan
Alfred Wilts
Ellen Ditto
Gamins
Tillis
W. F. Smith
Treimont Bt
Bostonians
Doyle Choszn
Bowen
Edward J. Leary
John F. Dever
Edward J. Donovan
Lomasney
Gerry
Dyar
Jordan
Miller
Tinkham
Doyle
Kelly
Norris
Norton
O'Brien
Stewart
Mr. Lomasney
Alderman Stewart
Democratsa
Dvyar
Dyar—Tinkham
M. W. Norris
M. M. Lomasney
lDyal
Mr. Doyle
Dorchester
Republican City Committee
Adams
Joseph I. Stewart
Republican
Arthur P. Russell
Hart
Alterman Norris
Carney Hospital
Russia
Mass