Boston Resident Praises Dr Carroll After Recovery At Tremont Street
Lawrence P. Finneran of 292 Eustis Street recounts his long struggle with dyspepsia and chronic catarrh. He credits Dr J G Carroll of 175 Tremont Street for rapid improvement after starting treatment, noting relief by the second week and renewed health thereafter.
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Boston
J. G. Garrell
M.D
Tremont Street
Lawrence P. Finneran
Eustis Street
Carroll
Former Bostonian Recovered Health Under Dr Carroll
A. W. Longley of Chicago, a former Bostonian and senior wholesale firm member, credits Dr. Carroll with curing his long standing catarrh and lung troubles. He reports complete relief after treatment and medicines and notes success among friends he advised to seek Dr. Carroll’s care.
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A. W. Longley
Carroll
Catarrh Cure Report from Dr Carroll in 1889
A patient from Betrows Fats Vermont writes to J G Carroll M D stating relief from catarrh of throat and stomach after using his atomizer. He notes improved throat sensation and stomach condition while continuing work, praising the speedy recovery and sending thanks.
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John P. Hartnett
Doctor J G Carroll Offers Boston Consultations
J G Carroll M D is described as a regularly graduated physician of the old school and can be consulted daily at his Evans House office 175 Tremont Street Boston. Hours are 9 to 12 mornings 2 to 4 afternoons and 7 to 9 evenings. Consultation at office or by mail is one dollar.
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J. G. Carroll
Evans House
Tremont St
Boston
Electric car kills horse on scene page eight
On page eight a horse was struck and killed by an electric car. The report notes the incident occurred near the scene and authorities investigated the accident location. Funeral details for Osmyn Brewster are also listed on page eight, with service information and surviving family. A new chairman has joined the Brackett campaign committee per page six.
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Osmyn Brewster
Brackett Campaign Committee
Corporal Huddleston Wins Stewart Prize at Wimbledon
London July 18 Corporal W D Huddleston of the Massachusetts team won the Stewart contest at Wimbledon with 34 of 35 points from seven shots at 200 yards. Minister Lincoln visits the team as cricket players feature in foreign news.
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Stewart
Lincoln
London
Wimbledon
W. D. Huddleston
Massachusetts
Lincoln visits Massachusetts riflemen at Wimbledon
United States minister Mr Lincoln met the Massachusetts riflemen at Wimbledon and received a hearty reception. The American team then toured the Crystal Palace before continuing to Paris on the coming Saturday and sailing from Liverpool for home on July 31.
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London
Parnell Commission Hearings Highlight Land League Ties
London July 18 Matthew Harris testified that Egan and Brennan left the Fenians upon joining the Land League. Dr Charles Tanner, MP for Cork middle division, said he never urged boycotting women or children and opposed a land grab. He admitted denouncing a land grabber as a corrupt reptile. the man was later shot at. Tanner said he spoke against puecene and faced boycotts reducing his practice.
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London
Parnell Commission
Matthew Harris
Egan
Brennan
Fenians
Land League
Charles Tanner
House of Commons
Cork
Puecene
Philadelphia cricketers defeat Surrey before rain ends play
London July 18 The Philadelphia cricketers faced the Gentlemen of Surrey. Philadelphia bat first for 294 runs. Scott of Surrey took seven wickets for 91. At stoppage Americans were 70 for three. Scorers include Brown 14 Patterson 6 Stoever 24 Clarke Jr not out 5 Scott not out 21.
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London
Philadelphia Cricketers
Gentlemen of
Surrey
Scott
R. D. Brown
G. S. Patterson
D. P. Stoever
E. W. Clarke, Jr
Walter Scott
Holland King’s address signals expected German action
Paris reports that the King of Holland urged the States General to keep 66,000 troops armed to defend Dutch neutrality. Observers deem the address a grave event indicating anticipated German action.
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Paris
Holland
States General
Irish win Elcho shield match at Wimbledon
London July 18 The Elcho challenge shield match at Wimbledon was won by the Irish team with 1689 points. England 1684, Scotland 1626. Also reports political and international items from Britain and Europe dated July 18 including elections, war news, and appointments.
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Wimbledon
Carmarthenshire
House of Commons
Walter Powell
Morgan
Gladstonian
Drummond
Powell
J. C. Lawrence
E. Stanhope
Nad el Jumi
Egypt
Grenfell
Hicks
Gordon
War Office
Jockey Club
R. G. Sherrard
Newmarket
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Louise of Wales
Society
Re Ee
Clyde
Tyne and Mersey
Paris
Carnot
Elysée Palace
Greece
M. Emilie Olivier
General Houlanger
France
M. Vilmer
Berne
Bundestatp
Maprip
Pxstu
Herr Tibad
Hungary
Petrel Returns With Slow Test Speeds
On the Petrel's return to Baltimore the best speed under forced draught reached 137 10 knots for a short period, equal to 15 5 statute miles. The four hour test averaged 117 10 knots or 13 5 statute miles, likely due to poor coal quality and fires started too early.
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Baltimore
Andover controversy hearing adjourned until September
Testimony in the Andover case before ex-Governor Robinson as commissioner continued in Springfield with Judge Asa French and Arthur Wellman for the appellees and Professor Baldwin and Charles Barrows for the appellants. Witnesses described statements about the Andover professors, with cross-examinations noting hearing difficulties and asserting no bias by Dr. Eustis. The session adjourned this afternoon until September for arguments.
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Springfield
Andover
Robinson
Board of Visitors
Asa French
Arthur Wellman
Boston
Professor Baldwin
New Haven
Charles Barrows
Smyth
French
Eustis
David Boynton
Memorial Church
Andover ‘‘Gang
E. D. Dewitt
Deacon Dewitt
Missionary Home
C. 8. Hurlbut
R. W. Rice
Debate over abolition of justice of the peace and county courts
At the constitutional convention the judiciary committee debated abolishing the justice of the peace office in favor of county courts. A morning vote shifted to oppose the plan, with a report likely against it. The panel endorsed six judicial districts and an elected appellate court, plus antitrust and arbitration proposals.
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Dak
Office of Justice of the Peace
Committee
Constitutional Convention
Joint Commission
North and
South Dakota
Sioux Fall
Army and Navy Gazette Encampment and Transfer Notices
Army orders detail medical instruction for the District of Columbia encampment at Fort Washington and inspections for the Indiana militia. Transfers within the First Infantry rearrange assignments. multiple leave of absence actions. Navy orders relocate engineers among Monocacy, Pensacola, Yorktown, and League Island ports, and assign personnel to shipyards and stations.
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Sprecrau
William H. Gardner
District of Columbia
Fort Washington
Abner Pickering
Indiana
James C. Post
Corps of Engineers
London
Eng
Congress of Engineers
Paris
Marion P. Maus
Benjamin 8. Weaver
Wallace Mott
Eighth Infantry
Harvey KR. Anderson
Fourth Artillery
Henry J. Nowland
Seventh Cavalry
George S. Putnam
Fort Leavenworth
John Newton
Sixteenth Infantry
William H. Hall
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Edward B. Ives
Nineteenth Infantry
David’s Island
Sumner H. Lincoln
Columbus Barracks
Otho W. Budd
Fourth Cavalry
Milwaukee
Wis
William M. Williams
Ohio
Charles H. Heyl
Twenty-third Infantry
Camden
William A. Mintzer
Monocacy Asiatic Station
San Francisco
John A.tobin
Pensacola
Victor Blue
J. F. Bingham
Navy Yard
League Island
Bethlehem Iron Works
Penn
John Pemberton
Monocacy
A. B. Willetts
Yorktown
Late Ship News Brightens Harbor Sailings
New York reports cleared ships including Orinoco Jarvis Hamilton Gen Whitney Hearse and many others bound for Boston Antwerp Venice and Buenos Aires with arrivals listing Clara McGilvery Bonaire Mary Fraser and several schooners in Plymouth and Eastport. Provincetown notes light wind and clear weather as steam yacht Apthniel arrives from New York for Boston.
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Jarvis
Hamilton
Ber
Gen
Whitney
Hearse
Boston
la Flandra
Smith
Antwerp
Sophe
van Hage
Venice
Olinda
Marriot
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Anita
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Biddle
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Alice C. Dickerman
Corr
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Dean
Port Au Prince
Nile
Manning
Biddeford
Voldare
Farnis
St. John
A. Kimball
Kimball
Clara McGilvery
Bonaire
Mary Fraser
Santos
Davide
Plymouth
Eng
Belt
London
Kate
Sagua
Passage of railroad compromise bill in New Hampshire House
Concord July 18. The railroad compromise bill passed the House with five amendments debated earlier. Greene of Hopkinton defended the measure, arguing it preserves key lines and prevents fare increases while enabling consolidation. The Senate is expected to approve, amid belief the state has tired of railroad fights and the deal favors Boston & Maine interests.
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N. H
Greene
Hopkinton
Concord Railroad
Boston & Maine
Driscoll
Keene
Dover & Portsmout
Eastern
Lake Shore
Suncook Valley
Northwood
Farmington
Smyth
Suncook Valley Railroad
New Hampshire Railroad Corporation
Yeas
Sanborn
Franklin
Senate
Boston, Concord & Montreal
Northern Railroad
General Stark
New York Sends Large Armament to Hayti aboard Ailsa
The Atlas steamship Ailsa sails for Hayti with a vast firearms shipment, including about a million cartridges and a thousand rifles of the latest Remington style. Minister Preston says Légitime can end the conflict with these weapons against the North rebels.
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New York
Atlas Lin Steamship
Ailsa
Hayti
Hippolyte
Légitime
Preston
RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK July 18 at Monmouth Park
Seven eighths mile race won by Bessie June with Ben Cloche and Connemara second and third. Cayuga, Devotee, Adamant led the three quarters mile race with Cayuga first. Sam Wood won the one and one eighth mile event ahead of Heyday and Miss Thomas. Bella B won the fourth race with Barrister and Ben Harrison second and third. Rizpah captured the mile with Ernest and Kermesse second and third. Drizzle won the three quarters mile with Onward and Kempland behind.
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Monmouth Park
Bessie June
Ben Cloche
Connemara
Cayuga
Devotee
Adamant
Sam Wood
Heyday
Miss Thomas
Bella B
Barrister
Ben Harrison
Rizpah
Ernest
Kermesse
Drizzle
Onward
Kempland
Maine Veteran Killed by Lumber Pile Collapse
Nathan Wilson, formerly of the Eighth Maine Regiment, died near Washington on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad when a passing train caused a pile of lumber to topple onto him as he slept on the siding. His body was taken to the morgue. he was about fifty five and wore a recent duplicate of his army discharge among his effects.
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Washington
Stedan
Nathan Wilson
Eighth Maine Regiment
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sixth Precinct
Army
Four Men Drowned in Ottawa River Dares
Ottawa reports four men drowned in three separate crib accidents while crossing rapids near Roches Desjoachims and Calumet. Joseph Boivin arrived on a raft from Upper Ottawa and suspects the victims were workers from Quebie who had spent six months at Shanties. Names are not known.
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Ottawa
Ont
Joseph Boivin
Roches
Desjoachims
Calumet
Quebie
Captain Dawson’s Slayer Expelled From Medical Society
Charleston July 18 Dr McDow the slayer of Captain Dawson was expelled from the South Carolina Medical Society today at a special meeting. Resolutions stated he was proven by his confession guilty of immoral unprofessional and ungentlemanly conduct and failed to appear to exonerate himself.
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Tanner
Worcester
Petrel
Fyler
Connecticut
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
McDow
Ae Dawson
South Carolina Medical Society
Charleston
S. C
Dawson
T. Ballard McDow
Weather Forecast for New England and nearby states
Weather bulletin from Washington on July 18 8 p m forecasts fair conditions in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut then showers Friday night with warmer southeasterly winds. Eastern New York expected light showers with no significant temperature change and southeasterly winds.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
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