Druggists Leader Battles Massachusetts Pharmacy Bill
William W. Bartlett opposes Senate No. 7 arguing it violates constitutional rights and would strip druggists of trials by jury. He warns re registration, $1 per capita tax, and board power to audit stores, revoke licenses, and search premises without warrants. Board secretary Butler and committee chair Tilden face questions about the bill.
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Board of Registration In Pharmacy
William W. Bartlett
Ph. G
Massachusetts Druggists’ Alliance
Bartlett
Post
Alliance
School of Pharmacy
Senate
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Massa
United States
Blackstone
F. H. Butler
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
A. K. Tilden
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association
Butler
Mr. Butler
Boston Druggists’ Association
New Back Health Claims Promote Dean's Kidney Pills
An advertisement in Boston markets Dean's Kidney Pills claiming to cure backache with strong backs and easy use. Customer testimonials describe a weak back improving after use, with price at 50 cents a box and Bahamas offices listed for mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Boston
T. S. Richardson
Tremont St
Bradbury’s
Washington St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Senate Pushes Short Session and School Board Reforms
The Senate debated efficiency in a short session with President Lawrence urging prompt committee hearings and strict dates. Senator Neill filed a bill to split oversight of the Lyman School for Boys and Lancaster Industrial School into separate male and female boards, citing better governance and focused care for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Senate
Lawrence
Quirk
Boston
United States
Massachusetts
House
General Court
James H. Lewis
Henry M. Hartshorn
Edward F. Brown
Francis B. Gardney
William A. Fletcher
Legislative Committee
Bradford
Hampden
Lyman School For Boys
Lancaster School For Girls
Industrial School
Joseph O. Neill
Fall River
Ce Tainstitutons
Lymanse Oger Boys
Berlin
Neill
State Industrial School
Lyman School
Lyman and Industrial Schools
Mr. Neill
Lancaster
Quincy Danced Amid East Boston Ball Celebrations
Mayor Quincy attended the first Quincy Club ball at Lyceum Hall East Boston with Private Secretary Mullen and a long reception committee. The grand march and multiple dances drew a large crowd as Mayor Quincy and guests were greeted by city officials and social leaders.
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Quincy Club
Athens
Lyceum
Quincy
Mullen
John H. Sullivan
P. J. Kennedy
William J. Donovan
William F. McClellan
Thomas Hoey
Patrick Healy
E. J. Turner
John B. Farren
Fred W. Day
Hugh McClellan
Wilfred J. Gaffney
Joseph F. Salter
James M. Sheehan
Anthony Mulherin
Benjamin Crafer
James Maguire
Ww. C. R. Woodside
James F. Nolan
George W. Bond
John Farley
George H. Sullivan
Thomas B. Farmer
David Keefe
Rose Butler
Agnes Keenan
Charles Butler
William Keough
Clifford M. Carr
James Carr
Louise Hasson
Laura Sullivan
Joseph Moriarty
John J. Finn
Mellie McClellan
T. J. Scott
Lucy
Annie Scott
Thomas F. Delehanty
Thomas J. Doyle
John J. Quigley
Frederick Day
Edward Turner
Martin Cox
Timothy Murphy
Thomas Holden
Nellie A. Murphy
John Sheridan
James Flynn
Joseph Antol
Thomas Walsh
Thomas F. Wall
Thomas Crook
Agnes O’brien
Katherine Walsh
Henry Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Culliney
David Fitzgerald
Robert Wilson
H. L. Plummer
Zielinger
James E. Crotty
John W. Quinn, Jr
William H. Vandalinda, Jr
William McGlain
Patrick H. McClellan
Daniel Flaherty
Fred C. Homes
David M. Keefe
E. M. Cox
John M. Cunningham
Co. M. Card
E. F. Brennan
Louis Zielinger
John McCarron
John H. McClellan
Daniel A. McDonald
Fred C. Horner
John B
James R. Hobdell
W. C. R. Woodside
Clifford M. Card
George F. Murphy
Death of Mrs. George Mowton in this city
Mrs. George Mowton, a longtime public schools teacher and Boston native, died Sunday evening after a fourteen month illness caused by paralysis. She was the widow of George Mowton, widely known locally, and leaves two daughters and a son, N. A. Mowton of the Standard.
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George Mowton
St Augustine Co T A Society Ball in Bethesda Hall
The annual St Augustine Co T A Society ball drew about 300 couples to Bethesda Hall South Boston last evening. The grand march began at 9 15 led by President A J Hurley and Miss Alice Hurley. A late supper followed intermission and the floor was chaired by Alfred J Hurley with aides. Many prominent local residents attended, listed among the guests and honorees.
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St. Augustine Co. T. A. Society
Bethesda Hall
South Boston
A. J. Hurley
Alice Hurley
Alfred J. Hurley
James F. Mulcahey
John F. Stout
Waldo Eldridge
John Plunkett
John Stout
John H. Toland
Sarah Gleason
Dan V. McIsaac
Mary Lonshini
Charles Toland
Mary P. White
Kittie Cassidy
Nellie Hughs
Miss Farrell
John Bradley
Inez A. Killgore
William H. Daley
Daniel Kehoe
Mattie Murray
Paul D. Kane
Nellie Terry
Frank O’neil
George H. J. Walsh
Frank Welsh
Charles Walsh
Frank Nickerson
John Roachy
Charles Leary
William J. O’brien
Bessie Myers
Julia Stout
Mollie Husbands
John Creed
Alice Burke
D. W. Creed
van Don
Walter Dow
Katie Condon
Patrick Dwyer
James Conley
Coyle
Representative McKenna
William CC. Creed
Thomas Donovan
Alice McKenna
Quincy
Mary Ready
McGuinness
William P. Cross
James L. Ford
Thomas McLean
John W. Severy, Jr
Lillian Nicholson
Maggie Mahoney
Abbie
Maggie Leary
Envy of Kings Promises Cure for Nervous Indigestion
A testimonial for Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy from Frank E. Bacon of Arlington Rhode Island praises relief from indigestion and nerve weakness after four bottles. The ad claims improved appetite digestion sleep and energy and offers free consultation with Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Frank E. Bacon
Dyer Avenue
Arlington, R. I
Dr. Greene
Mr. Bacon
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Cleveland Reply on Bayard Speeches and Congressional Actions
The President transmitted to the House a report from the State Department on Thomas F. Bayard speeches in Edinburgh and Boston, stating no action beyond the report. The House debated Miles recognition, passed the military academy bill with minor changes, and approved a Ways and Means joint resolution to destroy income tax returns from 1894 tariff law.
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Washington
House
State Department
Ambassador Bayard
Edinburgh
Boston
Eng
House of Representatives
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
Great Britain
Grover Cleveland
Foreign Relations Committee
Hardy
Indiana
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Cannon
Rep
Illinois
Military Academy
Curtis
New York
Morse
Massachusetts
Committee On Ways and Means
Supreme Court
Petition from W C T U for Armenia relief to Congress
Frances E Willard and officers of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union urge Congress and state bodies to fund relief for Armenians. The petition calls for moral action against Armenian atrocities and a public appropriation from public funds. Signatories include TL M N Stevens Katherine Lente Stevenson Clara C Hoffman Frances E Beauchamp and Helen M Barker.
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Chicago
Turkey
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
Frances E. Willard
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Armenia
America
M. N. Stevens
Katherine Lente Stevenson
Clara C. Hoffman
Frances E. Beauchamp
Helen M. Barker
Turkish legation denies Armenian village destruction claim
The Turkish legation in Washington on January 20 issued a telegram denying reports that 500 Christian villages in Van province were destroyed and Armenians forcibly converted to Islam. The denial targets a letter by American missionary Grace Kimball of Van to the New York relief committee president, which had been circulated to the press.
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Washington
Sublime Porte
Van
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Cited as Asthma Remedy
Slogan claims the famous Dr Bull's Cough Syrup will cure asthma. The source markets the product as a universal remedy, urging sufferers to try the syrup for relief and improved breathing.
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Dr. Bull
Senate Deliberates Bond Bill and Naphtha Launches
In Washington the Senate debated timing on the free silver bond bill as Sen. Jones faced requests from colleagues to speak before a vote. Mr. Frye reported a naphtha launch bill with safety and inspection rules for larger craft, while Peffer’s remains bill drew critiques about expense and parliamentary handling. The day ended with the bill referred to rules and adjournment.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Flatt
Rep
Conn
Jones
Dem
Ark
Platt
Treasury
Pugh
Ala
Stanley Matthews
Hill
Hale
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Peffer
House
Congress
Hawley
Springfield Republican
Committee On Rules
Baker
Kansas
United States
Site chosen for Sherman statue in federal plaza
A select commission including Secretary Lamont General Miles and General Dodge chose a site for General Sherman’s statue. The location is just south of the Treasury, in line with Pennsylvania Avenue, and the statue will be visible from the Capitol looking west along the avenue.
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Treasury Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Lamont
Miles
General Dodge
The
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
General Sherman
Capitol
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Esc
the Post
Naptha Launches
Shermn
Sunday Post
Emma Juch
Amy Busby
Thomas A. Edison
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