Miracles in Healing at Modern Healers Public Talks
Derr Fritz and staff of Modern Healers begin a second series of public talks and healing exhibitions at the People's Temple Columbus Ave and Berkeley St starting Monday Jan 24 at 2 30 pm and daily that week. Free healing, stage demonstrations, and opportunities to receive treatment offered at Tremont Street offices 644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derg Fritz
People’s Temple
Columbus Ave
Berkeley St
Derr Fritz
Tremont Street
Campaign Finances Show Democratic Lead With Surplus
The Democratic city committee filed an oath certified report at City Hall detailing receipts of 5850 and expenses of 8585.54 with a remaining balance of 264.46. Major donors include Josiah Quincy and John H Lee, while expenditures cover printing and ads for the campaigns. The Riley campaign ran a deficit of 367.25 with Thomas Riley paying 500 and Tim Coakley 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
Democratic Party
John H. Lee
City Committee
Thomas A. Mullen
Democratic City Committee
Thomas F. Temple
Salem D. Charles
John P. Dore
Joseph A. Conry
P. J. Kennedy
J. H. Sullivan
E. W. Dixon
P. J. O’toole
M. H. Cleary
F. J. O'Toole
Joseph J. Norton
H. D. Whitman
F. W. Day
H. S. Fitegersid
J. H. Lee
S$. McNary
J. E. Hayes
J. . Hogan
Jens Quinn
M. M. Lomasney
M. Keating
H. P. Na
Thomas H. Devlin
Thomas F. Doherty
Francis Lally
William J. Burke
John J. Teevans
Terrence Cavanaugh
John A. Ryan
Friend
F. F. Murphy
J. F. Richie
Boston Post
Roxbury Housebreakers Hearings Judge Bolster
Hawkins Guptill Davis and Shoules faced a Roxbury District Court hearing as witnesses described a Dec 18 breaking and entering and larceny at Mrs. Hilda Smiths home. Witness Moran represented Hawkins while Henry Weeks fainted during testimony and was removed from the stand. A jeweler testified a man bought a watch for 8.50 before Christmas and later identified at Charles Street Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Guptill
Davis
Shoules
Roxbury
Bolster
John B. Moran
Henry E. Weeks
Hilda Smith
William Carrick
Columbus Avenue
Charles Street
Compromise Arranges Six Month Chairmanship Shuffle
A Democratic leader states the Boston Board of Aldermen will break deadlock by electing Alderman Conry as chairman for six months, followed by Republican Alderman Dyar for six months. Conry and Dyar will form the year’s committees before resuming business, with broad support reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Conry
Dyar
Supreme Court
Frank H. Briggs
Lowell
Bartlett
Boston
Yestemay
Joseph A. Conry
Perlie A. Dyar
Boston Aldermen Bill Draws Two Ward Councils Plan
Representative Bart lett introduced a proposed bill in the House creating a bicameral city government for Boston. It would form a Board of Aldermen with one member per ward and a Common Council with two members per ward, retaining most current conditions except for chairmanship provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Boston
Bartlett
Aldermen Face Supreme Court Plea Over Suffolk Special Election
Frank H. Briggs of Ward 11 Republican committee asks the Supreme Court for an alternative writ of mandamus to compel the Board of Aldermen to show cause why it should not heed Speaker Bates precept for a March 1 special election to fill the Suffolk eleventh district seat. The board, split Republicans for and Democrats against, awaits a speedy hearing after judge Holmes set return for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Briggs
Ward 11
Republican Committee
Supreme Court
Board of Aldermen
Bates
Francis H. Lowell
Suffolk
Holmes
Election of city leaders by people urged in letter
A Boston reader argues for popular election of city leaders, proposing that the president of the Common Council be nominated and elected by the people to prevent wire pulling and ensure faithful service. The letter cites Towne’s bill on electing a chairman of the Board of Aldermen and advocates extending it to the council president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towne
Max H. Newman
Boston
Mass
Rev Archibald Anderson Dies at Roxbury Mission Church
The Rev Archibald Anderson C S R died shortly after 8 a m yesterday at the rectory of the Mission Church Roxbury after a year long illness. He had attended to duties despite his consumptive condition. Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 with high mass of requiem. Sermon to be delivered by Rev Father Maloney of Quebec, classmate of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Anderson
Mission Church
Roxbury
Father Anderson
Father Maloney
Quebec
A Bar Sermon on Self Control and Coffee Health
A barroom meditation contrasts weak and great men choosing daily restraint. It urges cool judgment in drink choices and diet, warning coffee as an insidious enemy. Postum Food Coffee is praised as a nutritious alternative with a red disk trademark claim.
Testimonial for Saratoga Lincoln Water Ends Rheumatism
Boston Sept 18 1897 testimonial from T O Drinkwater 148 Court St Boston praising Saratoga Lincoln Water for curing rheumatism after three cases of use. Letter notes digestive benefits and uric acid removal, touts bottle form sold by grocers and druggists with Boston office at 47 Cornhill and Lincoln Spring Co Saratoga Springs N Y offering analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Lincoln Spring Co
Saratoga Lincoln
Saratoga
Lincoln
T. O. Drinkwater
Drinkwater
Court St
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Cornhill
Knight Hiding in Boston After Disappearance of Edward Knight
Four days after Edward A. Knight vanished with jewels alleged to be his, police show little action and no trace has emerged. Rumors fix him in Boston with a friend, while questions arise about why John A. Canning has not released an itemized jewel list or pursued prosecution. Mrs Knight and associates cast doubt on arrest plans as Knight’s desk remains unopened and the $1000 reward lacks official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Knight
Erx
Knight
Boston
London
King
John A. Canning
Canning
Open letter claims Peabody engineered Barrows election
Frederick W. Peabody writes to Congressman Samuel J. Barrows asserting he guided Barrows’s nomination and campaign, revealing his claims of influence, past affiliations, and grievances over the Hammond postmaster appointment and Atwood faction loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Barrows
Tenth
Frederick W. Peabody
Peabody
Barrows
Cleveland
Greece
Massachusetts Dfree Trade League
Atwood
Free Trade League
Congress
McKinley
Charles L. Hammond
Quincy
Hammond
Mr. Atwood
Mr. Peabody
Berry
Atwood-Hammond
Cuban forces rout at Esperanza and defense of Rosario ward
Spanish reports say General Castellano with 2200 infantry 400 cavalry and two field guns advanced on Esperanza near Puerto Principe and routed 1000 Cuban defenders after a three day march. The next day 2500 Cubans attacked Esperanza again near Infierno woods and were driven off in two hours with Cuban losses estimated as numerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Infierno Woods
Esperanza
Perez Monte
Monteagudo
Juan Masso Parra
Santa Clara
Rosario
Rumors Circulate on Garcia Death in Cuban Engagement
Havana reports persistent rumors that General Calixto Garcia, famed Cuban leader, may have been killed in a recent battle with Spanish troops, though official headquarters have not confirmed the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Calixto Garcia
Sagasta Reports Cuban Promises of Peace
Spanish Premier Sagasta told the cabinet that Cuba despatches show unqualified promise of peace. He said the impression is shared in Cuba and in the United States according to a Madrid despatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Senor Sagasta
Madrid
Cuba
United States
Ex-Secretary Tello Jimenez Arrives with Five at Rosalia Plantation
In Havana and Vueltas Santa Clara region reports that Tello Jimenez, former municipal secretary, and five others arrived by night at the Rosalia plantation shouting for Spain and autonomy. The dispatch is signed by Congosto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havana
Tello Jimenez
Vueltas
Santa Clara
Rosalia
Spain
Fern sighted off Jupiter Inlet to serve as Navy tender
The Fern, destined to support the north Atlantic squadron, was seen near Jupiter Inlet Florida today. Navy officials believe she is closely followed by the fleet, which remains offshore in deep water and may reach Key West tomorrow forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jupiter Inlet
Fla
Navy Department
Key West
Lawson Denies Settlement With Whitney Over Gas Controversy
Thomas W. Lawson denounces reports of a settlement with Henry M. Whitney regarding Boston gas affairs. He says he fights on, rejecting false tales of millions and a world tour, and notes he would quit only if legislatures and courts decide him wrong. Whitney confirms no settlement and denies the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Albert CC. Burrage
Henry M. Whitney
Monte Cristo
Whitney
New England Gas & Coke Company
Board of Gas Commissioners
New York
Boston
Dyspepsia Cause and a Scranton Patient Cure
An article in the Republican of Scranton discusses dyspepsia as a common ailment caused by lack of vitality and blood nourishment. It recounts Joseph T. Vandyke’s five year struggle with stomach trouble and his subsequent relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, described as restoring life and nerve force and aiding digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Scranton
Penna
Joseph T. Vandyke
Hickory St
Mr. Vandyke
Thomas Campbell
Dr. Williams
Debate on church and state in Chamber of Deputies
In Paris on January 21 the Chamber of Deputies debated public worship estimates. M Berard warned of dangers of clericalism. Ex Minister Coblet proposed separation of church and state, defeated 309 to 192. Dutriex then urged denunciation of the Concordat, also defeated 316 to 171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Department of Public Worship
M. Berard
Coblet
M. Dutriex
Vatican
Rioters in Paris Latin Quarter During Conscription Ballot
A mob wearing conscripts cockades roamed the Latin Quarter amid the January ballot for conscripts. Police dispersed the crowd after arrests reached forty with about fifty additional suspicions previously taken into custody. Three handwriting experts, linked to Zola in the Esterhazy court matter, plan to sue for 100000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fiy
Zola
Esterhazy
Duel Over Dreyfus Sparks Sword Fight in Paris
Paris report says M Verveort editor of Le Jour and M Adjalbert writer for Les Depils De l'Homme dueled over the Dreyfus case. Verveort suffered three flesh wounds while his opponent had a forearm wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Verveort
le Jour
M. Adjalbert
Les Depils de l’Homme
Dreyfus
Bridgewater Normal Association Holds Annual Dinner
The Bridgewater Normal Association met in Brunswick last night with 165 members present. President Wallace C. Boyden led the meeting and reception, honoring Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer and several officials and graduates as guests. Officers elected included Boyden as president and Miss Emily Fisher as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater Normal Association
Brunswick
Wallace C. Boyden
Alice Freeman Palmer
George I. Aldrich
Frank 4A. Hill
Albert G. Boyden
A. M
Henry T. Bailey
Milan C. Ayres
Mary H. Leonard
George H. Martin
Albert E. Winship
Emily C. Fisher
James E. Cotter
Edward Southworth
John §. Billings
Clara Bentley
William CC. Moore
Etta Chapman
Emily Fisher
Frank F. Murdock
Justice and Charity in Industrial Peace Message
A speaker at the Catholic Club argues free labor fuels progress but PCI social tensions threaten civilization. He cites Pope Leo XIII and Gladstone, warns strikes harm nations, and urges workers and employers toward mutual partnership guided by Christian charity and Veritas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Club
Leo XIII
Gladstone
Pope
New Bedford
Cochran
Brotherhood of Mankind
Veritas
Star of Bethlehem
Fountain of Justice
Williams Members Plan to Reorganize State Democrats
Massachusetts Democrats prepare a Williams faction meeting at the American House to confirm officers and map a 1898 campaign strategy. Callahan claims regular leadership and vows to unite districts while Cooke backs harmony amid party battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Democrats State Committee
Quincy House
State Committee
Callahan
America House
Post
Dr. Cooke
Hamony
Essentior
Massachusetts
Williams
Steamer Marecal Lost Off Welsh Coast
London January 21 The British steamer Marecal capt Land, arriving at Cork January 8 from Baltimore heading for Newport, ran ashore west of St Govenshead on the southwest coast of Wales. Thirteen crew were rescued, four were killed aboard, and six remained missing after abandoning ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Land
Cork
Baltimor
Newport
Ashor
St. Govenshead
Wales
Massachusetts Agriculturists Dine at United Stat eotel
Massachusetts Agricultural College Alu m Club held a dinner for about sixty members and guests with President C L Flint King presiding. Officers for the next year elected include Dr. 5 W. McConnell president and C L Fit treasurer. Speakers included William Sessions and Major H E Alvord among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Agricultural College
United
Willia R. Sessions
State Board Agriculture
H. E. Alvord
Department of Agriculture
Washinton
Charles Wellington
Charles O. Flagg
Rhode and Experiment Station
W. Brooks
W. H. Caldwe
William Wheeler
R. D. Marden
Campbell Beats Plunket in Dublin by Narrow Margin
In Dublin St Stephen's Green by election to fill a vacancy caused by William Kenney's appointment Campbell Unionist candidate J M Campbell defeated Nationalist George Noble Plunket by 168 votes after tallying 3525 to 3357 with 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street noted as a clothing wringer and carpet sweeper maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
St. Stephen's Green
William Kenney
Ireland
Hi Court
J. M. Campbe
George Noble Plunket
Campbell
Plukett
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Stre
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Quincy and
Lee
Riley
Bryan Democracy
Roxbury Boys
East Boston
Boston Theatre
Xaverian Brothers
Aloysius
Albert
John A. O’shea
Ghas. F. Reed
Charles F. Reed
Brookline
South Boston
Fallon
Massachusetts Chemical Company
Reed
MR. Newman
FR. Anderson
Court Street
Cannings Gems
Gease
Congressman Barrows
FP. W. Peabody
John M. Bird
Winter Street
Cliftondale
Charlestown Anticipal Patt
Gobans
Gargia
Garcia
Sagasta
Gubans
Congosto
U. S
Lawson
Young People's Societies
Young People’s Religious Societies
Universalist
Unitarian
Parker Memorial Hall
Charles Neil Barney
Lynn
Mills Chorus
Milk Dealers’ Association
American House
Ofter
GEO
Goodwin CO Druggist
Hanover St
Prescott & Co
Christian Science
Mary ‘Baker
Rover
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
One Square
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Seo’y
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Lola
Bridgewater Association
Salem
Honora Harrissy
W. Bourke Cogerar
NFL
A. Johnson
LS. Johnson & Co
Custom House St
Quincy House Meeting
Agriculturists
Plunket
Agnew
Jas. Gast Wilkesberrs
Agne
Wood Ward & CO
Prompield
Shefard & CO
Washington ST
Mangio—Calaiai
Shawmut Avenue
TP. A
Frederick Justice of the
Francesco Mangio Maria Calapal
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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