Paine's Celery Compound Promises Vitality for Busy Men
Letters praise Paine's celery compound as a nerve regulator and blood purifier aiding exhausted nerves and general vigor. It claims to cure liver kidney and stomach ailments, constipation, eczema, and rheumatism, with testimonials from Hon. George Lowell Fletcher praising relief from kidney inflammation after use.
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Law
Paine
George Lowell Fletcher
Vermont
Wells, Richardson & Co
Chester
Divorce suit drags on as Marie Burroughs seeks freedom
Marie Burroughs moves forward with her Boston and San Francisco divorce case against Louis Massen. Evidence shows Massen born in Paris and never naturalized, with allegations of adultery in Cincinnati Buffalo and Boston. Debates arise on whether an alien spouse permits a divorce under California law as the Boston notes surface.
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Golden Gate
Marie Burroughs
Louis Massen
Post
Joyce
Huntington
Miss Burroughs
Mr. Massen
San Francisco
Massen
Paris
France
United States
America
Sanderson
Dolly Moore
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Boston
M Brother
Mabel
Miss . Burroughs
Edgartown
Mass
Lillian King
William King
President fishes atGray Gables in sunny spell
July 10 report from Gray Gables at Buzzard's Bay describes the President enjoying another day of bass fishing in a nearby pond with Dr. Bryant and Joe Jefferson in his carriage. Secretary Morton leaves Marion for Saratoga and Secretary Carlisle heads to Washington tomorrow. Mrs. Cleveland and her young daughter are said to be recovering well with no new developments.
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Gray Gables
Buzzard’s Bay
Bryant
Joe Jefferson
Morton
Marion
Saratoga
Carlisle
Washington
Cleveland
Clambake and sports mark Nantucket centennial day
On July 10 the Nantucket centennial celebration entered its second day with a dawn parade of guns bells and steam whistles. Martland's Fifth Regiment Band performed on the square before a massive clambake at Wauwinnet nine miles from the steamboat wharf. Eighty bushels of clams were cooked by chef William H Norcross as 3000 people gathered. Other events included a road race from the Custom House to Walwin ner a greased pig chase and a life saving drill using the humane society boat. An evening reception offered chance to meet strangers and renew acquaintances while noting a surge of pickpockets at the banquet.
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Nantucket
Martland
Fifth Regiment
Brockton
Wauwinner
Wauwinnet
William H. Norcross
Custom House
Walwinner
Humane Society
Pickpocket Dennis Gainey Arrested at Albany Station
Dennis Gainey alias Frank Hopkins of New York, a noted pickpocket, was arrested yesterday afternoon at Albany station just after alighting from a train by Inspectors Abbott and Knox and Detective Butler of New York. He is jailed at headquarters and will be charged as a vagabond in the morning. He recently completed a three year term in Jersey for stealing a diamond.
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Dennis Gainey
Frank Hopkins
New York
Albany
Abbott and Knox
Butler
Jersey
Off For Europe Passengers From Boston Sail On Teutonic
Among Teutonic passengers bound for Liverpool on Wednesday were Rev Reven Thomas D D F Huntington Beebe Miss Emily Beebe and maid J H Veitch George W Smith Colonel J H Benson Jr John F Towle Rev W Burnett Wright D D George B Jones Clifford Brigham Howard W Beal Miss Mary V A Brown I J Boardman A list of Bostonians set for Europe aboard the White Star steamer Teutonic.
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Liverpool
White Star
Teutonic
Reven Thomas
D. D
F. Huntington Beebe
Emily Beebe
Maid
J. H. Veitch
George W. Smith
J. H. Benson, Jr
John F. Towle
Loan Bill Signed by Mayor and Forwarded to Aldermen
Mayor Curtis signed the loan bill on Tuesday and it is with City Clerk Galvin to be presented to the Board of Aldermen at their regular meeting Monday afternoon. The bill, cut to about $400,000, leaves the items disapproved by the Mayor undisclosed.
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Curtis
Galvin
Board of Aldermen
Hign
Married Him Anyway New York Summer Scandal in Dr Hilke Case
For years Dr Anna Hilke of 330 East Fourteenth Street operated with her mother. She left to marry Edward Willard at 29 East Tenth Street after a love affair sparked at Pach's where both her sister and Willard worked. Willard had a prior divorce he obtained in the West. Continuous accompanying changes followed.
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New York
Anna Hilke
Woman’s Medical College
East Fourteenth Street
East Tenth Street
Hilke
Pach
Edward Willard
Anna Hilke Williard
Williard
Dr. Hilke
Dr Hilke Rumor Denied On East Tenth Street Gate
Williard refutes a widely reported estrangement between Dr Anna Hilke and her mother. He acknowledges the claim is largely wrong and offers little further comment. The scene centers on a house gate on East Tenth Street with Hilke connected by rumor rather than fact.
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Anna Hilke
East Tenth Street
Williard
Dr. Hilke
They All Wanted Him Orrin Holt Seeks Wife in New York
Orrin Holt the Canadian farmer who visited New York City Hall marriage bureau on Monday drew multiple suitors today. Several women called at the bureau and one well known graduate was identified by an Alderman. Dozens of letters and postal cards arrived including a German woman offering marriage for a farmer worth 14000 dollars who speaks six languages.
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New York
Orrin Holt
City Hall Marriage Bureau
Halt
Brooklyn
Marriage Bureau
Holt
Otto Holt
van Pelt
Carter
Bureau
Annie Cornell Aimed Bluff To Get Jack Curley
In Norwich New York Annie Cornell feigned poisoning to coerce her father into allowing her relationship with Jack Curley. After fainting and a dramatic scene, she confessed no poison was taken and the couple remain apart while Annie recovers. Jack secluded, family shaken, townsfolk recall the staged crisis.
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Norwich
N. Y
Annie Cornell
Annié
Jack Curley
Annie
Paris Green
Jack
Stuart
Courted Lovers Grandchild Promises and Suit in Indiana
Andrew J L Gerster a four year old Stark county farmer seeks a wife through a matrimonial journal. A Chicago woman responded and engagement followed but a younger rival prompted a dilemma. Gerster faces a $25000 breach of promise damages action after choosing to wed the younger woman.
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Laporte
Ind
Andrew JL. Gerster
Stark County
Chicago
Gerster
Bicycle Rival Destroys Catholic? Woman Wins Decree
In Providence a young wife sought divorce from Stephen Cot tle, whose passion for bicycles eclipsed marriage. He abandoned his wedding feast for a three day ride, returned with a new bicycle, then stole another while jailed for three years. After release he planned to renew affection for her but relapsed, leading to a decree in her favor.
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Providence
Stephen Cottle
Sound Money and Banking Reform at Saratoga Convention
The State Bankers Association met in Saratoga with Brayton Ives addressing bankers about the decline of free silver and the need for sound money. President William C. Cornwell urged bankers to speak on currency reform, stressing honesty and a gold standard as essential to stable commerce and national wealth.
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Saratoga
N. Y
State Bankers’ Association
Brayton Ives
Western National Bank of
New York City
Ives
B. B. Walker
Canadian Bankers’ Association
William C. Cornwell
United States
Gulf
Harrison favors woman's cycling in health note
A Indianapolis dispatch reports General Harrison was questioned about opposition to women cyclists. He denied ever opposing women riding the wheel and cited health benefits while warning of dangers from excess, noting local women ride well and practice safely.
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New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Good Son in Possession After Murder In Brooklyn
In Brooklyn Walter Henry, the so called good son of a murdered miser, took possession of 9% South Portland Avenue after police surrendered the crime scene. He removed usable evidence, showed cold demeanor to Police Captain Kitzer, and boarded a Fulton Street car after locking the house and hiring a watchman.
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New York
Portland Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles W. Henry
Walter Henry
William Henry
Kitzer
Mrs Alva Vanderbilt paints Newport on a bicycle
Mrs Alva Vanderbilt made her first Newport cycling appearance Monday evening with Consuelo and William K Vanderbilt Jr. She wore a blue serge outfit, avoided bloomers, and displayed clear cycling skill learned in France as the trio practiced along damp roads, hinting they will soon ride with local enthusiasts in style and ability.
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Newport
Alva
Vanderbilt
Consuelo
William. K. Vanderbilt
France
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West St
Standard Clothing CO
Nien’s
Broadbrook
Edward Harris
Washington Street
Sound Money
Cornwell
Miser Henry
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