Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Through Nervous Strain
A long narrative warns of death by self action amid business stress. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as blood purifiers and nerve tonics, claiming they cure digestion ills and sleeplessness, improve mood, and restore vitality. Testimonials promise recovery from consumption eczema and other illnesses, urging readers to obtain the physician’s common sense medical adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Europe
Florida
California
Round House
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Almeda Brigner
Oxford
Isaac E. Downs
Spring Valley
Rockland Co
N. Y
J. H. Bridges
Monarch
Cascade Co
Mont
D. R. King
Mount Pleasant
Monroe Co
Ala
Dispensary Medical Association
Beverly to Host Second District YMCA Convention
A miniature State convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations of the second district of Massachusetts and Rhode Island will be held at Beverly from January 22 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Second District
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Beverly
Divorce Action Hints at Princess de Chimay Split in Charleroi
The divorce case against Princess de Chimay, formerly of Detroit, opened in Charleroi with the prince seeking the divorce on the princess’s admissions. He requests monthly access to their children and a 75 000 franc yearly allowance, asserting twenty two acts justify the suit. The hearing referenced letters and a suspected affair with Janos Rigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chimay
Rigo
Chantant
Countess Cowley Sues Earl Cowley for Divorce in High Court
London January 19 The Countess Cowley filed for divorce from Henry Arthur Mornington Wellesley Earl Cowley on desertion and alleged intimacy with Mrs Charles Charrington. She testified he deserted her in 1892 and spent hours with Charrington, while Charrington confirmed the couple’s separate living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Countess Cowley
Henry Arthur Mornington Wellesley
Earl Cowley
High Court of Justice
Charles Charrington
Charrington
Mr. Charrington
Weeping Wife Forgives Him In Sanity Hearing
In New York on January 19 the wife of William G. Wood testified through tears at his sanity examination. She said she forgives him, describes a life disrupted by forgery schemes totaling up to eighteen thousand dollars, and recalls his pattern of leaving home for hotels and cheap meals as the examination concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William G. Wood
Wood
Grand Jury
Mamie
Sociable
Mr. Wood
California
Kellard
Campbell generosity to Mrs. Ash detailed before Surrogate
New evidences in New York reveal William Campbell's extensive gifts to Mrs. Lillian Ash including two city residences bank stock and railroad bonds. Campbell testified that he believed his acts were generous and improper remarks preceded the disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Ash
York
Lillian Ash
Fitzgerald
Collins' Voltaic Electric Plasters Promise Relief
Collins' Voltaic Electric Plasters claim to relieve sore lungs weak backs kidney pains and rheumatism when other plasters fail. This ad style note emphasizes dramatic cures and broad efficacy for various ailments.
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Collins
Prison tale of a Brooklyn barber and a counterfeiting case
In Brooklyn Supreme Court a motion for fees and alimony revealed Anthony le Ceca once owned a barber shop and supported a family. He left to aid a friend, later turning up in Buffalo prison serving five years for counterfeiting after confessing to save his friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anthony le Ceca
Mary Ellen le Ceca
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
le Ceca
Buffalo
Melba's Condition Sparks Rumors of Impaired Voice
Reports spread among musicians that Dame Nellie Melba faced throat surgery and possible loss of singing for the season. An official statement said Grau would not announce appearances until she fully recovers after a cold worsened into illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme. Melba
England
Mme
Melba
Boston Theater Roundup Highlights Busy Show Week
The Boston entertainment scene features Brian Boru at the Theatres, Jack and the Beanstalk at the Museum with Madge Lessing, My Friend From Indie at the Park, Pinafore at the Palace, and Francis Wilson at the Tremont. Also noted are The Gondoliers at Castle Square and The Mikado to follow, with Rosemary praised and Captain Impudence upcoming. Yvette Violette and Anna Held appear, plus a strong variety bill at Keiths and a noted Rainbow of acts at the Grand Museum.
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Brian Boru
The
Boston
Madge Lessing
Indie
Sam T. Jack
Palace
Francis Wilson
Tremont
Flying Jordans
Robert Ingersoll
Boston Theatre
Keith’s
Mme. Orlandi
Signor Alberti
John Drew
Hollis
Rosemary
Captain Impudence
Edwin Milton Boyle
New York
Castle Square
Columbia
Trilby
Charles Kent
Museum
Potomac
Yvette Violette
Grand Opera House
Anna Held
Grand Museum
Messrs. Mulvey and Inman
New Grand Theatre
Bohemian Club to Present First Grand Minstrel at Fit ton Hall
The Bohemian Club of East Boston announces a grand minstrel and variety entertainment at Fit ton Hall Wednesday night. End men include Tambos Peter Delehanty Matthew Hoey Jones William Healey and Thomas Niland. Frederick Mansfield serves as interlocutor with a chorus of thirty. John R. Burke directs music and John F O Conner plays piano. A children's matinee is set for 4 30 PM with rehearsals promising a successful show.
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Bohemian Club
Boston
Fitton Hall
Tambos
Peter Delehanty
Matthew Hoey
Jones
William C
John Frederick O’conner
Anna Held Breaks Record With Six Audiences Simultaneously
In Baltimore the star sang to six audiences at once from Ford's Theatre using a grapho phone linked to long distance lines. The performance celebrated her 21st birthday as she invited admirers in Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago to hear her in five languages.
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Baltimore
Anna Held
Park Theatre
Mile. Held
West
Ziegfeld
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Edison
Ford
Miss Held
Committee meeting for Cuban fair set for January twenty second
The second gathering of the committee and friends of the Cuban fair will meet at Parker Memorial Hall on Berkeley street Friday morning January 22 at 10 30.
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Music Hall
Parker Memorial Hall
Berkeley Street
Cadet Cadets Sell Seats for Simple Simon
Ticket sales for the Cadets performance of Simple Simon on February 9 continued yesterday with strong demand and good prices realized.
Mother dies after Larchmont shooting family tragedy
Mrs Harriet Palmer, mother of Arthur Palmer who killed his brother Leonard and wounded others, died from wounds suffered in the Larchmont shooting. Her daughter Gertrude lies near death. The assailant was last seen boarding a westbound New Haven train.
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Larchmont Manor
N. Y
Harriet Palmer
Arthur Palmer
Leonard
Gertrude
New Haven Road
Paine to Aid Chicago Philanthropy Crusade
Boston millionaire philanthropist Robert Paine arrives in Chicago next week to support the civic federation charity drive for the destitute. Arrangements include club entertainments and multiple public talks with a Sunday meeting at Dr Gunsalus's church on January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Eat Paine
Boston
Bureau of Charities
The
Civic Federation
Paine
Revere Town Hall Fire Prompts Temporary Office HQ
Fire at Revere Town Hall caused about 7000 in losses. Selectmen and department heads relocate to the Sherman Hannah block on Broadway as permanent quarters until a new building is erected. Public Library also moves in, salvaged books spared by water. Plans for a new library and annexation debate loom into March meeting.
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Revere
Broadway
James Street
Donovan to resign as Massachusetts internal revenue collector
The Hon. Edward J. Donovan plans to retire after the first of next month. He has accepted a brewing company business manager offer with a higher salary and will resign to Cleveland. He will stay in charge until February 10. Possible successors include Solon W. Stevens of Lowell A. T. Sweat of Boston and ex Police Commissioner Albert T. Whiting.
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Edward J. Donovan
Internal Revenue
District of
Massachusetts
Donovan
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Department
House of Representatives
State Senate
Board of Health
Solon W. Stevens
Lowell
A. T. Sweat
Boston
Albert T. Whiting
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Princess Quel
Prince Chimay
Charleroi
Mrs. Wood
Estelle Leonore Salomon
Campbell
Anna Louise Campbell
Salomon
Arthur Wellesley, Earl Cowley
William Wood
Qold
Bohemian Minstrels
Anna
Semana Cubana
Revere Town Hall
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gran Co. (Ltd
Georgia Cayavan
Robert Buchanan
Squire Kate
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
Whitney Opera CO
Robert Co. Incersoll
K Bqston
Tompkins
Ars
India
Evans & Hoby
Boston Music Hall
New Russia
Yellowstone Park
Isaac B. Rich
MR. H. Beerbohm
Ana Sae
Castle Armedine
Tremont St
Gilbert & Sullivan
Nickelodeon Musee & Parlor
Hwianover Street
Delkano
la Roux
Lady Glass
Cohen
Oldes
Furber
Delain
Flossie Clayton
Kelly & Frye
Goldens
Lillian Spancer
Bell Sisters
May Warren
Pearl & Lewis
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charles F. Atkinson
Charles Barron
Pitcher’s Castoria
J. Donovan
Iaustin
Stone’s
Col
Stones
Model Playhouse
Sig
Alberti
Orlandi
American Biograph
LEW S
Howard i
Cor
Washington and Dover Sts
Alderman
Mulvey
Inman
Shattuck
Comedy
Chiquita
Yeddo Court
Imperial Bazaar
Japan
the Stock Co
Across the Potomac
Masonic Temple
Babylon
Columbia Theatre
A. M. Palmer
Palace Theatre
Jack
Newt Creomres
Cta
West Newton St. Armory
Shaws Mut Ave
C. M. Raymond
Roddell Bros
Casing DE
Boster
Tremont Street
Bosion & Aon R
A. S. Hanson
Portland
W. Woliams
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