Beale Reports 26 Pound Gain After Nervara Therapy
Mrs. J W Beale of 62 Eastern Ave Worcester Massachusetts says seven years of illness left her unable to work and with a painful stiff spine and kidney trouble. After using Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy she gained 26 pounds and regained strength and hope. Dr Greene offers free consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston Massachusetts and recommends Dr Greene's Cathartic Pills if bowels are constipated.
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Dr. Greene
Murphy Vow Prompts Pledge Surge at Berkeley Temple
Immense Boston congregation at Berkeley Temple hears Wil Murphy urge temperance and warn against liquor trade. He predicts 25 years of new life, backs pledges signed to join the Berkeley Temple Temperance Guild, with 400 pledges so far. Meetings move to Ruggles Street Baptist Church on weeknights, noon sessions at Murphy Hall.
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Boston
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Irish Nationalists Appeal Across Continents After Ivory Trial
A New York based call from Irish national societies urges unity and strong action across Ireland and the diaspora. It denounces British dynamite plot propaganda, stresses Irish union, and demands a nationalist convention as the center of action, asserting force and organized resolve as necessary for freedom.
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New York
England
Ireland
Irish Union
Nationalist
Forso
Snow-Bound London Snowstorm Disrupts Travel and Harbors
A Friday snowstorm continues in London causing travel interruptions. Farmers report heavy livestock losses, especially sheep. Between Hastings and Brighton trains blocked by deep snow, while coast damage from strong winds affects fishing boats at Lowestoft and wreckage washes ashore along the Norfolk coast signaling sea losses.
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London
Hastings
Brighton
Lowestoft
Norfolk
Funeral Plans Altered by Scarlet Fever Outbreak
J Edward Nichols funeral in St Pauls M E Church canceled as scarlet fever spreads in the house. Private services held at Pine Grove Chapel with Winnepurkit Tribe of Red Men ritual. Large gathering had assembled at the church before the change announced.
Northwestern Coal Company Fails Under War Price Pressure
The Northwestern Coal Company failed yesterday amid the war induced coal price surge. Maple Grove Coal Company attached a claim for $18,000.
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Des Moines
Northwestern Coal Company
Maple Grove Coal Company
Cost of Ivory's Trial Raises Treasury Burden
London reports disclose that the Ivory conspiracy case cost the treasury about £20,000. Of this, £5,000 funded Scotland Yard probes in Holland Belgium and France while £5,200 covered United States inquiries. The rest paid prosecutions at Old Bailey. Ivory says defence costs reached £8,000. Newspapers mock the trial as a farce and a parliamentary inquiry may follow to find responsibility.
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London
Edward J. Ivory
Treasury
Scotland Yard
Holland
Belgium
France
Ivory
Tynan
Haines
Kearney
United States
Old Bailey Court
Memorial Window Honors Cambridge Pastor After 30 Years
The Shepard Memorial Church in Cambridge observed the thirtieth anniversary of Rev. Dr. Alexander McKenzie's installation. A memorial window bearing his name was presented by G. S. Saunders. Dr. McKenzie reflected on the church's early history from 1636 and his thirty years of service, noting the 1872 building completed and the church's city and state involvement. Ex-Mayors Bancroft and Saunders and other officials spoke at the evening service.
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Alexander McKenzie
Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
McKenzie
College Yard
United States
Leonard S. Parker
Saunders
Dr. McKenzie
Mr. Saunders
Bancroft and Saunders
F. A. Hill
E. B. Hale
W. B. Durant
F. G. Cook
Irish Unionists Backslide Amid Queen Speech Debate
London reports the debate on the address in reply to the Queen’s speech tilts against Liberal hopes. Irish Unionists drift from coalition with Nationalists, while Nationalist appeals gain momentum from landlord support led by Lord Rosse and others. The Dillon and Redmond amendments keep a government majority intact.
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London
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Dillon
Redmond
Lord Rosse
Lord Dufferin
Duke of Abercorn
Marquis of Londonderry
Gladstone Urges Liberal Irish Coalition Over Revenue Reform
Gladstone in London conference with John Morley urges uniting the Liberal party in Parliament with the Irish National Parliamentary party to back a royal commission assessing Ireland's financial relations with Great Britain and its share of revenue to the national treasury. An effort toward coalition is probable.
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London
Gladstone
John Morley
Liberal Party
Irish National Parliamentary Party
Ireland
Great Britain
Woman Found Insensible From Chloroform On Nahant Beach
Lynn reports Estelle Gordon aged from 36 Chestnut Street found insensible on Nahant Beach. She was hospitalized with effects of chloroform after purchasing the chemical for a cat from Beckford's drug store. Her condition improved to cautious hope of recovery as police investigate.
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Lynn
Michael Shea
Nahant Beach
Estelle Gordon
Chestnut Street
Beckford
Central Square
Haverhill
Building Trades Council Forms Contingent Fund and Endorses Posts
The Building Trades Council voted to create a contingent fund to be funded by locals. The group urged free carriage for folding boards by the Boston & Albany railroad and endorsed John Dc. Clarke for inspector of plumbing. New delegates joined several locals and a vote debated endorsements for a national printer. A label law similar to Minnesota’s was favored and city printing plant plans were sent to the City Council. Mass meetings from Building Laborers’ locals are planned to discuss wages and conditions for the year.
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Boston & Albany
John Dc. Clarke
Plumbers’ Union
J. J. Collins
Glaziers’ Union
E. J. Ryan
Housesmiths’ Union
George Gunther
Woodworkers’ Union
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Caledonian Hall
Eliot Street
le Roy B. Pease
Woonsocket
Minnesota
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Allied Printing Trades
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Association
Cambridge
Boston
Brookline
Charlestown
Arlington Hall
Labor Notes and Union News From Boston City Unions
Labor notes report Bricklayers' Union No. 3 collation at 45 Eliot street honoring Worcester convention delegates. The O'Connell Assembly Charlestown informs Boston labor that Gilmore Assembly is a legitimate musicians' unit in good standing. Water Department Union opposes corporal punishment legislation and calls for union solidarity. Union 6064 installs officers at Foresters' Hall and handles badge removals amid street department reforms.
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Eliot Street
Worcester
O'Connell Assembly
Charlestown
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P. S. Gilmore Assembly
K. of L
Labor Assembly
T. C. Canning
D. A
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John J. Galvin
M. Twomey
John Lowney
P. J. Forrest
William O’brien
Esquire
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R. Callahan
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Foresters’ Hall
Patrick Gallagher
Thomas Hannon
Thomas H. Saunders
Richard J. Gairy
Stephen O'Hare
Phil Doherty
Ambros Hart
James McDermott
Miss Cayvan Returns to Boston in Squire Kate
The article notes Miss Georgia Cayvan appears in the title role of Squire Kate at the Howard Atheneum. It emphasizes she rejects stardom within a cooperative company and highlights a diverse cast and a week of varied entertainments at Boston venues including the Howard, Grand Opera House, Columbia, Palace and Nickel.
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Boston
Squire Kate
Thorndike
Miss Cayvan
Eb, Wyke
Roxbury
McDonald
Queen Victoria
Jennie Girard
Charlestown
Sadie Boardman
Little Eddie
Phil Peters
Sandy Chapman
James ¥. Spelman
Concord
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Howard Atheneum
Howard
George Evans
Honey Boy
Grand Opera House
Coon
Edith Crane
New Grand
Ammons-Clerise
Marie Shepherd
Nick Wood
New York
Georgia Gayvan
Robert Buchanan
Boston Theatre Season Echoes and Rise of Touring Companies
A Boston arts roundup notes Miss Cayvan lauding a stock company ethos and planning two weeks in Boston before East tours with Beerbohm Tree and Anna Held drawing crowds. Upcoming shows include Brian Boru at Boston Theatre, Jack and the Beanstalk at the Museum, Secret Service in March, and the Zoo chimpanzee attraction.
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Boston
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Brooklyn
Jack and the Beanstalk
Henry E. Dixey
Agnes Miller
Fritz Williams
New York Company
William Gillette
Secret Service
Bowdoin Square
Charles E. Blaney
Chiquita
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New England
Zoo
Boston Daily
Theatre hat ordinance signed by Chicago mayor
Chicago mayor Swift signs the theatre hat ordinance making it a law. It takes effect ten days after publication and imposes a fine on any woman who refuses to remove her hat after a complaint in a theatre.
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Chicago
Swift
Reader and elocutionist John Agnew to perform in Boston
John Agnew East Boston reader and elocutionist, famed from Noddle Island, will appear in a Boston variety house in The Confederate Spy. He has given recitals in Boston and nearby areas after early instruction and support from E. L. Brown.
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Boston
Mr. Agnew
E. L. Brown
Noddle Island
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