Remedy Proclaims Fast Catarrh Cure Stuart's Tablets
An advertisement touts catarrh as widespread and chronic, praising Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for quick relief of nasal throat stomach and other mucous membrane inflammations. It lists ingredients Hydrastis eucalyptus guaiacol and asserts safety avoiding cocaine or morphine. Drugstores offer full packages at 50 cents.
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United States
Stuart
Prussia Celebrates Bi Centenary With Emperor William
Berlin honored the bi centenary of the Kingdom of Prussia with royal ceremonies. Emperor William received ovations as An drew PD White delivered McKinley’s congratulations. Knights were instituted, wreaths laid, and a coronation ceremony followed with dinners and religious services. William donated 50,000 marks for Königsberg cathedral restoration. Koenigsberg presented a silver votive tablet to the emperor.
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Berlin
Kingdom of Prussia
Emperor William
United States
Andrew PD. White
McKinley
Knights’ Hall
the Schloss
Knights of the
Order of the Red Eagic
Royal Order of the Crown
House of Hohenzollern
Schloss Chapel
Schloss
Prussia
Germany
Allee
Charlottenburg
Frederick I
William II
William
White Hall
East Prussia
Koenigsberg
Somerville Eyes Auditor Office Shake Up and Higher Pay
Alderman Paul J. Smith leads a push to rework Somerville’s auditing method and raise the auditor’s salary to 1500 2000 dollars. Mayor Glines is said to back bringing in an expert accountant to scrutinize city books. City Auditor Robertson declined comment and noted no fixed office hours.
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Somerville
Paul J. Smith
Charles S. Robertson
Alderman Smith
Glines
Smith
City Hall
Devonshire Street
Robertson
Kilby Street
Saxonia to Sail for Liverpool and Queenstown
The Cunarder Saxonia will depart at 8 a m for Liverpool and Queenstown with 37 saloon passengers, 12 steerage travelers, and 162000 bushels of wheat and corn plus 8000 to 9000 barrels of apples as the main cargo. The voyage will carry about 9000 tons dead weight and 13200 tons measurement.
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Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
J. Andersen
Hagop Bogigian
Bramwell
W. W. Coe
W. W. Coe, Jr
Gertrude Coe
George Craig
W. G. Davis
S. H. Hooper
J. Jacobs
Walter H. Sweet
S. Salisbury Tuckerman
Owen A. Wells
M. B. S. Wiggin
Charles Young
M. BE. L. Whitney
Landsman Arrives At Axim Port From This Port
The Landsman reported arrival at Axim in the Western African port area from this port, noting the voyage details and routing.
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Ham
Axim
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights New England Trade
Shipping notices list arrivals of steamers and schooners from multiple ports including St Croix Pike St John Nantucket and Philadelphia with goods and passengers. Notable vessels include A. M. Graham Spartan Kohmoor Bay State Dennison and City of Gloucester, while tugs and barges move cargo along the coast. Highland Light Cape Cod notes Katahdin passing en route to Lynn.
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St. Croix
Pike
St John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Dennison
Penobscot
Arey
Winterport
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Lula
Mitchell
Salem
Mass
Nottingham
Tingle
Port Johnson
Boxer
Reed
Portsmouth
N. H
Eureka
Plummer
Tipton
Philadelphia
Wind Northwest
Teutonia
Rotterdam
Boston
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Argo
Pensacola
Lancaster
Enterprise
George W. Clyde
Jacksonville
New York
Charleston
S. C
Jennie French Potter
Baltimore
James Rothwell
Marguerite
Edward W. Young
Cto
W. H. Oler
Newport News
Daylight
Stonington
Dudley Pray
Flora
Joshua Lovett
Weehawken
Edith
Dunlo
Lorberry
Newburyport
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Lynn
Water Front Trade and Vessels In Boston Harbor
Repairs at the North ferry complicate schedules for the three propellers General Sumner Noddle Island and Governor Russell. The port handles nearly 125000 pounds of fresh fish from multiple schooners and sloop Defenders. New Jersey firm Anglo-Saxon Shipping Company formed with 200000 capital to run steamers, planning a local office. Various ships arrive or depart with cargoes of lemons, coal, lumber, pine, and grain as cold weather and ice threaten bay operations.
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East Boston
General Sumner
Noddle Island
Governor Russell
T Wharf
Boyd & Leeds
Cynosure
Thomas W. Knight
Jessie
Two-Forty
John M. Keen
Minerva
Mary A. Gleason
Defender
Haddock
Hake
New Jersey
Pawnee
Mediterranean
Fiske’s
Hector
Newport News
Mystic Pier
South America
Leyland Line
New England
Queenstown
Liverpool
Maggie S. Hart
New Orleans
Wellfleet
Apalachicola
Willie H. Child
Levi S
Georgetown
South Carolina
William McKie
Boston
Long Island Sound
Gladiator
A. W. Chesterton
Idgarton
James Woolley
Pallas
Provincetown
Europe
Ftolia
Avonmouth
Columbian
London
Teutonila
Rotterdam
Sachem
Saxonia
Zanzibar
Warren Line
Turcoman
Eben Hodge & Co
General Ayres
Quartermaster’s Department
Lockwood
Amesti
Viume
Austria
Rock of Gibraltar
Bermuda
Nellie Bly
South Channel
Wood End
Lilian Woodruff
Farn
Campaign spending reported for Public School Association
Richard C. Humphreys, treasurer, filed the city election campaign account showing receipts of 8124.89 and expenditures of 8039.73, surpassing total outlays of the last municipal election. The donors include Joseph Lee 1025 and Henry N. Higginson 1000, with many notable contributors and large payments to R. P. Tillman, clerk hire by M. M. Kehew, salary for Edward A. Adler, and publicity bureau costs.
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Richard C. Humphreys
Public School Association
Joseph Lee
Henry N. Higginson
Augustus Hemenway
Mary Morton Kehew
John F. Moors
Annetta Rogers
Laurence Minot
Pauline A. Shaw
Edward P. Warren
Edward Lowell
S. D. Warren
A. Lawrence Lowell
J. Randolph Coolidge
George F. Parkman
Edward W. Hooper
Henry F. Sears
F. G. Webster
S. B. Pearmain
A. C. Burrage
Ida M. Mason
Charles C. Jackson
John C. Phillips
Ellen F. Mason
Sarah W. Whitman
Dudleyl. Pickman
Francis C. Lowell
Otto B. Cole
Samuel Cabot
David W. Cheever
T. S. Lothrop
W. 8. Bullard
Frances R. Morse
Andrew CC. Wheelwright
Harriet J. Morse
BP. Sprague
Godfrey L. Cabot
S. D. Kimball
Charles M. Cabot
Edith Forbes
Louis D. Brandeis
Henry Parkman
Robert M. Morse
J. C. Robinson
Charles S. Waldo
George A. O. Ernst
Samuel D. Warren
I. E. Gray
Arthur A. Carey
Em. Rollins Morse
Marion C. Jackson
M. W. Keller
Helen
J. R. Coolidge, Jr
R. P. Tillman
M. M. Kehew
Edward A. Adler
Publicity Bureau
Bank cashier ships $4500 silver to Boston to end surplus
In Spencer on January 18, cashier Frank A. Drury of the National Bank, guarded by Edward L. Potter and Express Messenger Charles Hobbs, shipped six bags of silver totaling $4500 to Boston. The cargo, arranged to ease handling, followed a weeks‑long plan to discard surplus coins from the town and bank.
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Spencer
Frank A. Drury
The
National Bank
Edward L. Potter
American Express Company
Charles Hobbs
Express Company
Boston & Albany
New York Central Railroad
Boston
Drury
Hobbs
Putnam Seeks Room For Museum Expansion At Harvard
Professor F W Putnam curator of the Peabody Museum urges funds for an extension after renewing reference to the Calaveras skull found in 1866 at the Mattison mine Calaveras county California now owned by the museum. He notes Dr Alexander Agassiz has gifted a large ethnology collection from the South Sea Islands gathered aboard the Albatross in 1899 1900.
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F. W. Putnam
Peabody Museum of American Archeology and Ethnology
Harvard
Calaveras
Mattison
Calaveras County
California
J. D. Whitney
Putnam
Friends of Ethnological Science
Alexander Agassiz
South Sea Islands
Putnam Assembly Install Officers At East Boston Hall
At the regular meeting of Putnam Assembly 12002 K of L held Monday evening in Woods's Hall East Boston the following officers were installed Thomas Mclrney M W Joseph Berry W I William Grant P M W Vincent P Nelson R S John Gallagher I S William Love W T David Punch U K Michael Winston J E Thomas Cary O E James F Sloan W I
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Putnam
K. of L
Woods
Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Actors Singers
Al Emmett Fostell of New York city and his wife praise Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a quick acting remedy for bad throat hoarseness and catarrh. Sold by Burwell & Sons at 176 Boylston and 569 Washington streets and at all druggists.
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Agnew
Emmett Fostell
New York City
Burwell & Sons
Boylston
Washington Streets
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Kaiser
Ria Mh
Heidelberg
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Chicago
Wien Saxonia
Shipping News
Miniature Almanac
Itdiverpool
Sarah W. Lawrence
Jennie C. May
Enal
Mena
Spencer's
Longest
DR. Krallock Institute
Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
DR. Collins Remedy CO
Berwick Park
Columbus Avenue
Hargrove
Washington St
Dominion Line
Commonwealth
Cameroman
State St
Cunard Line
Sanonta
Ivernia
Altonta
Alexander Martin
Sagamore
Michigan
Kansas
Hoosac Tunnel
Egypt
Nile
Palestine
Syria
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Thos. Cook & Son
San Francisco
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Company
Lews Wharf
Savannah
N. R
Florida
FE. H. Downing
de W. Sampson
N. E
Summer St
W. H. Pleasants
Sound Lines
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Ivers & Pond Piano CO
Boylston St
Regina
Charlestown
Missenharter Cornets
Ramsdell Music CO
Music Hall
Ivers & Pond
Chickering, Hallet & Davis
MI Collins
Hillside St
Roxbury
Ramsdeli
the Post
Water Street
Tolman
Jay St
Cambridgeport
Central
Singer
White
Domestic
Davis
Wilcox & Gibbs
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Tremont
Albee’'S
Blackstone St
Boston Commercial College
Continental Clothing
Als
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
E. B. Sampson
Fiske Building
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Norfolk
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Mifflin Place
Cambridge
DR. Tolman
E. M. Tolman
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
E. E. Currier
Edwin Hawley
Trafic
Broadway
Dominion Atlantic By. Line
Long Wharf
Foot State Street
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
Elametss
Portland Steamship CO
Bay State’ and ‘Tremont
India Wharf
Chas. R. Lewis
Nathan D. Parker
Edmund Bridge
Suffolk
Chestnut Street
City of
E. W. Cahan
M. D
Tremont Street
Mrs. Williams
Tremont St
DR. Bailey Ofice
Howard St
Tate
Waltham St
Gordon
Faentant St
J. &. Frothingham, M. D
Allston St
Corner Bulfineh
Columbus Ay
J. FE. Bishop
Tremont Bt
Pelham
Hollis
Miss Johnson
Yarmouth Line
Lewis Wharf
Nova Scotia
H. F. Hammond
Arnold B. Heine & CO
Field, Chapman & CO
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Margaret P. Slattery
Daniel G. Slattery
Margaret Slattery
Boston Post
John W. McKim, Esquire
Eugene Tappan
Y Commonwealth OF Massacht Isetts
State House
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Frank A. Fales
Frank E. Wells
Massachusetts
Committee On
House
William A. Bancroft
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Fred. Gilpatric
Irving P. Gammon
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Hayue
Milk Street
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Troll
WM. B. Turner
Sec’y
Massachususetts
E. Moody Boynton
Boston, Quincy & Fall River Bicycle Railway Company
Fred C. Gilpatric
Carnune Gargano
Francis P. Murphy
Barristers Hall
S&s
Cohen’s
Eliot St
Warrenton Stale
Kingsly CO
BERTS
Standard House
Caxton Building
Victor Metals Company
East Braintree
M. W
Buckingham St
O. K
W. C. CQ
Weat Derry
Saile
I. Wolinski
Meridian St
Powers
Blue Hill
Warren Ave
West Newton ST
Bowdoin Sq
Staniford ST
Erenfeld
Draper St. Alg
G. M. Golding
Shawmut St
Chelsea
H. S. Jackson
Congress St
Elm Hill
Rexbury
Hutchings St
J. M. Davidson
Gaylord St
Dorchester
Elm St
Hanover
Washington Sts
F. ©. Dowd
Kilby
Ela
Call
Jackson Ave
Charter St
City
Union Pkst
Worcester St
Wakfefield
U. 8
Circuit Court
Justice of the Peace
School St
Superior Court
Astrology
Zabola
Church St
Sundeen
Fremont At
Aik
Tost
Leverett St
Konitz & CO
Shawmut Ave
Marshall
Slye
Waltz
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