The Glass Family Inhaler Demonstrations At Drug Stores
The Glas s Family Inhaler promises quick permanent cure by medicated vapor reaching inflamed parts. Priced at $1 with demonstrations this week at noted drug stores listed, including Knight Court Street and Putnam School Street. Munven Doctors offer free examinations and advice 9 am to 8 pm at Tremont Temple.
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Wm. H. Knight
Court St
Cor. Hanover
F. H. Putnam
School St
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St. Co
E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Wm. B. Hunt & Co
Washington
Cor. Eliot
Woodbury Co
Lewis St
E. B. Chas. A. Curtis, W. Broadway
S. B. Butler
Brookline
S. Highley
Woburn
Malden
Pope's Letter Provokes Clash in French Chamber
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated the Pope's interference in French affairs over the Associations Laws. Marcel Sembat urged a government protest against the pontiff's letter defending religious orders. Ribot defended the Pope as the house backed the government 310 to 110.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Marcel Sembat
France
Pope
Richard
M. Sembat
M. Ribot
Trinity Club Dinner Draws Notables at Young's Hotel
In Rome pledged guests gathered for the Trinity Club annual dinner at Young's Hotel last night with fifty members present. Bishop William Lawrence highlighted Episcopal formalism as a key appeal to educated society while Rev Weighton Warks reflected on Brooks. Dr F E Winchester Donald D D reviewed Trinity Church’s year. Other speakers included Hon Robert Treat Paine Hon F B Allen and Dr Robert Amory.
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Trinity Clile
Young's Hotel
William Lawrence
Episcopal Church
Ise
Lawrence
Weighton Warks
Philips Brooks
Warks
Europe
Rome
Winchester Donald D. D
Trinity Church
Robert Treat Paine
F. B. Allen
Robert Amory
Mary Drowned In Corsican Wreck Off La Chiappa
Island of Corsica Jan 4. Italian steamer Scone wrecked. many bodies washed ashore after the disaster.
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LA Chiappa
Island of
Corsica
Scone
Pickard Inaugurated as Newton City Government Debuts
The Newton city government was inaugurated in the aldermanic chamber yesterday afternoon. Mayor Edward L. Pickard thanked citizens for his election and delivered his inaugural address. The Board of Aldermen then organized with Henry Bailey as president, John W. Weeks as vice-president, and Colonel I. F. Kinsbury as clerk.
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Newton
Edward L. Pickard
Board of Aldermen
Henry Bailey
John W. Weeks
I. F. Kinsbury
Hebrew Fair Opens At Baldwin Place Synagogue
The Helping Hand Temporary Home for Destitute Jewish Children held an auspicious two week fair opening at Baldwin Place Synagogue. A large gathering heard eloquent speeches and enjoyed music as H Goldberg introduced Samuel H Borofsky who then presented the evening’s speakers.
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Baldwin Place
H. Goldberg
Samuel H. Borofsky
Mr. Borofsky
Senators Block Army Bill in Senate Debate
Washington Jan 14 Senators showed a tendency to block progress on the army bill with no amendments disposed of The debate featured a harsh attack on General Eagan and President by Senator Teller who called Eagan a miserable blackguard The chamber heard appeals to pass the bill and allow full debate while opponents warned against the proposed president authority to increase army strength
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Eagan
Teller
Colorado
Hawley
Senate
Spooner
Wis
Mallory
Fla
Congress
Army
Hagan
Joseph W. Wham
Weller
General Eagan
United States Army
Boston Harbor gains in Congress as debate on river and harbor bill continues
Congressional Record reports Rep Fitzgerald arguing for Boston Harbor improvements. He challenges Boston’s omission from top eight ports, citing official figures, growing ship tonnage, increasing foreign and coastal trade, and the need for wider channels to handle larger vessels. He notes freight shifts benefiting farmers and urges fair federal support alongside state and city investments.
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Board of
United States Engineers
Chamber of Commerce
Fitzgerald
Mr. Burton
Gulf Ports
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Custom House
Mr. Fitzgerald
Saxonia
Ivernia
Liverpool
Toston
Poston Harbor
Atlantic
Boston Harbor case cited in river and harbor bill debate
The House postponed District of Columbia business to focus on the river and harbor bill. Progress was good with 59 of 97 pages completed and amendments failing. Mr. Lawrence urged that great national projects should not be charged to the states where located, citing Boston Harbor which would benefit all regions.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Lawrence
Mass
Boston Harbor
Boston
Massachusetts
Howard Indictment Amended in Bigamy Case
Stephen C. Baldwin, attorney for George W. Howard, moved in Brooklyn county court to withdraw the not guilty plea so he could demur to the indictment alleging a lack of specification of the first marriage. District Attorney Clark agreed to stipulate that Howard’s first marriage was to Annie R. Kay of Cambridge Massachusetts.
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New York
Stephen C. Baldwin
George W. Howard
Aspinwall
County Court
Brooklyn
Howard
Baldwin
Clark
Annie R. Kay
Cambridge
Mass
Portland
Gorham
Charles F. Libbey
Clifford Mosier
John McLain
Omega Oil touted as safe for children and adults
An advertisement extols Omega Oil for sore throat and chest colds claiming it won t burn skin and works for all ages. It promises quick relief and urges readers to buy a bottle from local druggists or mail order from Omega Chemical Co. at 267 Broadway New York for 60 cents.
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Omega Chemical Co
Broadway
New York
Leominster Man Denies Hypnotism Claims
James A. co of Leominster responds to Mrs. Lucretia McIninch of Great Pond Mo who accuses him of using hypnotic influence for fifteen years to keep her from her family. He says he knows nothing of hypnotism and is glad to be rid of her constant following.
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Leominster
James A. Co
Lucretia ‘McIninch
Great Pond
Frye and Bride Arrive in Boston for Wedding Visit
Former Superintendent Alexis E. Frye and his bride are due in Boston this morning. They plan a short stay at the Parker House, revisiting where their romance began, then proceed to California for a few weeks visiting major cities along their route.
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Alexis E. Frye
Boston
Parker House
California
Destruction of Banes Town by Early Morning Fire
A fire in Banes, a small town on the railway between Gibara and Holguin in Cuba, destroyed fifty houses and warehouses this morning. The blaze left the town totally ruined.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Haytien
Banes
Gibara
Holguin
Carnegie denies Morgan buyout of Carnegie Steel
Andrew Carnegie stated today that J Pierpont Morgan interests are not preparing to buy out the Carnegie Steel Company. He said the Carnegie concern is not in the market and not pursuing any combination with other steel firms.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
J. Pierpont Morgan
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Concern
First aldermanic junket eyed for prison study
The 1901 committee on prisons led by Aldermen Jordan O'Brien Bowen and Doyle seeks New York and Pennsylvania penal institution tours Jan 14 to Jan 21. The city treasurer may fund the trip from the contingent fund and Mayor Fiatt approved the rushed order.
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Jordan
O’brien
Bowen
Doyle
House of Correction
New York
Pennsylvania
Fiatt
Post
Reynolds divorce trial opens with witnesses deny improprieties
In Braley Superior Court the Reynolds divorce case proceeds as evidence is presented. Gilman of Providence testifies the nude photograph was taken by Reynolds’s daughter in the mother’s presence. Several witnesses, including Richard Freeman and Charles Monks, deny any improper relations with Mrs. Reynolds and affirm her general good character.
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Reynolds
Denial of Navy Yard Investigation Circulating
A Washington despatch said an inquiry at Charlestown Navy Yard was under way into department staffing and possible underground placement of relatives of the man in charge. New York reports claimed Massachusetts men would be preferred. The yard commander called the despatch unqualifiedly false and said no investigation is ordered or in progress.
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Washington
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York
Massachusetts
Patterson Nominated for U.S. Senate in Denver Caucus
The caucus of fusion legislators tonight nominated Thomas M. Patterson of Denver to succeed Senator E. O. Wollcott in the United States Senate.
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Denver
Thomas M. Patterson
United States Senate
Syrians of Boston Celebrate New Year in 1900
The Syrians of Boston the Greek church Syrians observed New Year yesterday to usher in the twentieth century with gift giving and church attendance.
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Boston
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