Peruna Credited by Doctors and Patients for Women Health
Dr M C Gee endorses Peruna noting its cures of menstrual irregularities leucorrhoea and ovarian issues and calls it a fine catarrh remedy. Mrs E T Gaddis of Marion North Carolina reports relief from severe pain after Peruna and says it enables her to work. The ad claims Peruna is a unique internal catarrh remedy addressing pelvic disorders and invites readers to write for free advice from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
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Peruna
San Francisco
M. C. Gee
M.D
E. T. Gaddis
Marion
N. C
United States
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Pope’s Death Near as Physicians Consider Consultation
Reports say a movement favored calling additional physicians after misjudging the illness as pneumonia instead of pleurisy. Dr Rossini was proposed to join any further consultation, though Dr Mazzoni felt no immediate need for outside input.
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Teachers Hold Day of Outings and Garden Debate
Delegates meet at Trinity Chapel for a session on school gardens and rural surroundings. Henry S. Clapp and others present papers praising gardened schoolyards as vital to student vitality and character formation.
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Henry S. Clapp
Henry L. Clapp
Committee
L. D. Harvey
Wisconsin
John H. Phillips
Alabama
W. H. Kramer
Arizona
George B. Cook
Arkansas
Lyman Gregory
California
Aaron Gove
Colorado
Nathan L. Bishop
Connecticut
A. H. Berlin
Delaware
Anna Tolman Smith
District of Columbia
John F. Forbes
Florida
W. F. Slaton
Georgia
James A. MacLean
Idaho
Kate Starr Kellogg
Illinois
H. B. Brown
Indiana
John D. Benedict
Indian Territory
F. T. Oldt
Iowa
J. L. Dayhoff
Kansas
W. H. Bartholomew
Kentucky
N. L. A. Bauer
Louisiana
W. E. Russell
Maine
J. H. van Sickle
Maryland
George H. Martin
Massachusetts
North Dakota
John K. Baxter
Ohio
Elmira
R. Gleason
Oklahoma
E. D. Ressler
Oregon
E. Oram Lyte
Pennsylvania
David W. Hoyt
Rhode Island
B. Johnson
South Carolina
W. P. Dunlevy
South Dakota
Thomas J. Gaillord
Tennessee
L. E. Wolfe
Texas
William J. Kerr
Utah
John L
Ruskin
Henry JL. Clapp
W. W. Stetson
Radcliffe and Wellesley Host Opening Reception at Convention
A large Radcliffe and Wellesley reception filled Copley Hall with Harvard and Radcliffe alumni. Brig. Gen. Le Baron Russell Briggs and Mrs Briggs led the host line with Miss Agnes Irwin and others as Harvard women and Radcliffe girls enjoyed a well attended event. Missouri delegates held a Vendome reception for 1000 to 1500 guests with leaders such as C M Woodward and W J Bryan present. Maine day drew 1000 plus to Rogers building with 50 reception committee members and Bowdoin Bates Stetson Locke Tilton figures. Numerous Maine officials and teachers received guests while local homes in Pride's Crossing Beverly Farms and Jamaica Plain hosted gatherings for educators and 300-person entertainments.
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Wellesley
Copley Hall
le Baron Russell Briggs
Harvard
Briggs
Agnes Irwin
Coes
Gilman
Missouri
Vendome
C. M. Woodward
Washington University
Cecelia Callahan
St. Louis
W. T. Carrington
Minnie Hamilton
F. Louis Soldan
W. J. 5. Bryan
Maine
Rogers Building
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Chase
Bates College
W. W. Stetson
J. S. Locke
Tilton
Bangor
Hiram Ricker & Sons
Loring
Pride’s Crossing
R. S. Bradley
W. B. Thomas
Pride's
H. Whitman
Miss Perkins
Beverly Farms
William Bentley Walker
West Manchester
Charles P. Bowditch
Alfred Bowditch
Moss Hill
Jamaica Plain
S. D. Warren
Dedham
Cornelia Warren
Cedar Hill
Waltham
Pope Leo and Conclave Rivalries Doomed by Papal Politics
The piece describes factions within the church over Pope Leo XIII’s fate and the impact of a potential new pope on major offices. It notes that the secretary of the consistorial congregation stands to gain from a change, with Volpini favored for the role after recent appointment, while insiders worry over shifts in papal appointments and influence.
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Rome
Leo
Holy Church
Consistorial
Mgr. Lasagni
Sacred College
Mgr
Volpini
Teachers Down the Harbor Excursion Delight for Boston Group
Visiting teachers enjoyed a harbor trip aboard the Myles Standish operated by Nantasket line. The 6 hour excursion from 10 to 4 featured smooth breeze and sunshine with a one hour stop at Nantasket. G Loring Briggs and George W Coleman led the event from Boston Light to the harbor and back with luncheon and music.
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Augustus Hemenway
Myles Standish
Nantasket
Boston Light
North Shore
South Shore
G. Loring Briggs
George W. Coleman
Pike Not Sick Says McNamee Mayor Orders Return
Mayor McNamee announced Charles H. Pike formerly of Station 3 is not physically ill and must return to work. Pike claimed illness to avoid street duty but a City Physician examination found him in good health, prompting a return to duty today.
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McNamee
Charles H. Pike
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Brousseau
Rebellion of the Cardinals over Papal Doctors
Rome July 8 A dispute erupts as Cardinal Rampolla acts for papal insiders to urge more doctors for the Pope. Drs Lapponi Mazzoni Cardarelli face objections from cardinals over diagnosing pleural effusion while Italian state ties complicate selections.
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Mazzoni
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
Lapponi
Rampolla
Antonio Cardarelli
Guido Baccelli
Cardarelli
Chamber of Deputies
Papal
Baccelli
Crown of
Italy
Pius IX
Pecci
US Vatican Relations Since 1868
The United States has not maintained formal diplomatic ties with the Vatican since 1868, when the U S minister to the Papal States was withdrawn after Congress failed to fund the mission. Since then relations have been semi diplomatic via the papal delegate, lacking official State Department rank.
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United States
Vatican
Papal States
Congress
Grant
Kingdom of
Italy
Rome
Papal
State Department
the Hague
Spain
Belgium
Church In
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Cardinals Rampolla and Oreglia as Rivals
The Rome correspondent says Italy has mobilized police for the Vatican dispute. Cardinal Rampolla claims space in the Pope's apartment with a thousand chairs, while Cardinal Oreglia warns of treasures or documents and says relatives or cardinals have long fingers.
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Rome
Cardinal Oreglia
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
Rampolla
Oreglia
Intimate Friend of Pope Leo Stricken on Deathbed
In Rome on July 8 the Pope nears death while close aide Mgr. Volponi, whom he recently named secretary of the consistorial congregation, also falls captive to illness. He fainted yesterday and was taken to his apartment as Dr. Lapponi was summoned.
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Rome
Mgr. Volponi
Consistorial Congregation
Dr. Lapponi
Tropics
South Sea Islands
Pope Leo XIII Illness Detailed by Lapponi and Mazzoni
Rome July 8. A published medical history from Drs. Lapponi and Mazzoni outlines Pope Leo XIII’s illness starting June 30 with a difficult drive and intestinal disturbance. It cites pulmonary inflammation, then pleural effusion with 800 grams of bloody serum puncture, followed by a brief improvement and renewed decline.
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Vatican
Lapponi
Rampolla
Leo
Mazzoni
Lappont
No Special Pope Service in Boston Planned
In Boston no preparations exist for Pope Leo XIII's death. The Boston archdiocese will organize events via Vicar-General Byrne and Archbishop Williams if needed. Cathedral officials said no special services are planned and none will occur until the Pope dies.
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Boston
Leo XIII
Byrne
Williams
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Prayers in Porto Rico for the Pope
Deep interest grows in San Juan as prayers rise in all churches for the Pope. Islanders take precautions to avoid repeating the premature tolling of bells after the pontiff's death announcement.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Kaiser Prays For The Pope In Telegram
Berlin July 8 The newspapers report Emperor William has sent a telegram to the Pope praying for his life and requesting daily condition updates. Cardinal Rampolla telegraphs to the Emperor twice daily. Some say the Emperor would rush from Scandinavia to Rome for the funeral if the Pope dies, though this is doubted.
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William
Rampolla
Scandinavia
Rome
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