Peruna touted by patients for stomach catarrh relief
Letters from multiple readers claim Peruna cures include Gottfried Hemmerich of Palmer Florida and H Carew of Brockton Massachusetts who suffered chronic stomach issues doctors said fatal without hospital stay. James Hunt credits Manalin with steady digestion and energy while N K Brown of Asheville says four bottles ended years of indigestion headaches and arm paralysis. Readers invited to write Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for a free book.
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Gottfried Hemmerich
Palmer
Mr. H. ©. Carew
Brockton
Mass
James R. Hunt
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Tragic Malden case reveals double life of Tate
Herbert Tate a young Malden contractor died by his own hand after years of a secret second life and a Pensacola marriage surfaced. A fair haired young woman in Malden mourns a child she believed was his, while a Pensacola widow awaits possible explanation. Tate’s friend and former mayor Sewell Cobb confirms a prior marriage ceremony, and neighbors describe a devoted family background as the body is shipped to Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Malden
Pensacola
Herbert Tate
Pengacola
Fla
Maiden
Post
Appleton Street
Sewell C. Cobb
Pensacola, Fla
Chirl
Mr. Cobb
Mary Bell
Cobb
New York
Walter 8. Tate
Alabama
Herbert
Chester Street
Newton Highlands
Florida
Geepak
Florida under Cobb directs departure of Tate family
The report notes Florida under the direction of Cobb, with the Tate family expected to travel north. The fragment confirms leadership actions and movement of the Tate group.
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Florida
Cobb. O Uas
Tate
Well Known New York Figure Tate Served City Contracts
Tate lived in New York about a year and a half ago and kept an office with William T. Innes at 21 East Twentieth Street. A protege of late George B. War ing, Tate enjoyed city contracts under the present commissioner. He had a friend Horace Walker at 25th Street, who declined to provide details and directed inquiries to Walter Tate, said to work in street cleaning. City records could not confirm any employee by that name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
New York
William T. Innes
East Twentieth Street
George B. Waring
Horace Walker
Devoted couple tenants at Trinity Court leave May 15
Herbert Tate and his wife at Trinity Court in this city were highly regarded for their devotion and propriety. Recommended by their Malden landlord, they impressed the management, kept servants in line, and were seen as an ideal pair before departing Trinity Court on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Tate
Trinity Court
Malden
Tate's City Contract and the Boston Garbage Deal
The City Refuse Utilization Company contracted with Boston to dispose of garbage for ten years. Signed by President Tate on September 10 1898 the agreement took effect March 1. The city paid 5500 dollars annually. Tate's receipt of funds remains unclear as the New York treasurer is due in town. Tate was a well known, genial contractor in the streets department. his death by his own hand shocked clerks.
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City Refuse Utilization Company
Tate
Boston
New York
Grand Lodge Elects Officers at Sons of St. George Meet
The twenty ninth annual Grand Lodge convention of the Massachusetts Sons of St. George adjourned after two days. Officers for the year were elected including Grand president Dr. A. P. Weber New Bedford and grand vice president John Ferguson Fitchburg. The group also picked delegates for the supreme lodge in Philadelphia and named Quincy as next convention site.
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Fall River
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts Sons of St. George
A. P. Weber
New Bedford
John Ferguson
Fitchburg
J. W.C. Sargent
Cambridge
Lawrence Davenport
Lawrence
John Orrell
Lowell
Joseph Bradshaw
B. F. Schofield
Thomas Hudson
Holyoke
H. J. Dower
Boston
Henry Wright
F. Hanford
Joseph Armitage
Springfield
Thomas Mort
North Adams
H. A. Wright
W. F. Barlow
C. W. Cookson
Robert Kershaw
W. Weir
Sandy Harrison
W. B. Jackson
Gramt
Rapson
Quincy
Supreme Lodge
Philadelphia
Races Highlight Elks Fair Bicycle Program at Combina
Four top bicycle riders Johnnie Nelson Archie McEachern Bill Stinson and Starbuck compete in a 15 mile motor paced race at Combina Elks Carnival. A three mile motor tandem race with $100 prizes and several amateur events accompany the program. An artillery display and lacrosse exhibitions are also planned. Race entries close July 28.
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Johnnie Nelson
Archie McEachern
Bill Stinson
Harry Bikes
Starbuck
Combina
Combination Park
Billy Corcoran
P. O. Box
Seventh Artillery
United States Regular Army
Manila
Aguinaldo
Bostons
Crescents of
Brooklyn
Minor League Scores from Eastern and Connecticut Leagues
Eastern League results include Toronto 3 Hartford 4 and Toronto 2. Rochester 4 Springfield. Connecticut League reports New London 4 Derby and Waterbury 5 New Haven 8 in six innings due to rain. Meriden Bristol game called. Norwich 7 Bridgeport. American League scores Milwaukee 6 Buffalo 2 and Chicago 3 Cleveland 2. Minneapolis 2 Detroit. Indianapolis 6 Kan City noted.
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Waterbury
New Haven
Bristol
Norwich
Bridgeport
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Detroit
Quiet remedy praised by Boston resident
A Boston citizen from East Boston testifies that after six months of back pain and kidney trouble Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his suffering. He bought a box at Knight's Pharmacy and now calls them the best medicine he ever used. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box. Froster-Millburn Co. is the U S sole agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
L. “Glidden
Eutaw Street
East
Boston
Knight's Pharmacy
Court St
Doan
Froster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Yale Duo Faces Davidson Clothier In Rainy Longwood Tennis
At Longwood yesterday the Eastern doubles lawn tennis championship drew a large Boston-area crowd. Yale’s Hackett and Allen pushed Davidson and Clothier to win sets 6-2 6-1 6-3 as Larned and Chace swept Merrill and Sharples 6-2 6-3 6-2. The Wrenn brothers beat Williams and Seabury 6-1 6-1 6-1 while rain halted remaining matches.
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Longwood
Boston
Hackett
Allen
Yale
Davidson
Clothier
Champons
Dson
Mate
Larned
Chace
Merrill
Sharples
Whitman
Beals Wright
H. L. Ewer
Irving Wright
Wrenn Brothers
Williams
Seabury
Wrenn-Little
Larned-Foster
Wrenn
Little
Wright
Ewer
Summer theatricals and stock plans across major houses
Mabel Dixey arrives in Ericston with a sketch while Nellie McIlhenry testifies her husband John Webster died by his own hand. Ciésy Loftus joins Daly's Theatre stock next season as vaudeville winds down. Paris reviews say 7 Aigion underperforms despite Mme Bernhardt. Williams Morris lands Lafayette for next summer with a new stock company. Henry Kolker set as John Storm in Western The Christian company. Edmund Breese adds to Castle Square stock. The Great White Diamond melodrama goes on road next season. Grand Opera to host Reaping the Wind in late August. University City students look to Pinafore at Chute grounds and Caleb West opens Sept 3 in New London. Ysabel Haskins leaves Nat Goodwin to join Litt's forces. Toby Claude to retire briefly due to illness. H W Savage secured English operatic artists abroad for a tour. Jean de Reszke to return this fall. Van Dyck may substitute if nose surgery fails. R G Knowles to direct Keith's new London house. Booloo Boom named for Francis Wilson's new opera. Berlin plans strict censorship of plays.
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Mabel Dixey
Paris
Mme. Bernhardt
William Morris
Arthur Stock Company
Lafayette
Washington
Henry Kolker
John Storm
Christian’’ Company
Edmund Breese
Castle Square
Walter Fessler
University City
Chute Grounds
Caleb West
Michael Morton
Hopkinson Smith
New London
Ysabel Haskins
Nat Goodwin
Litt
Toby Claude
H. W. Savage
Phoebe Strakosch
Minnie Tracy
Ingeborg Balstrom
Rita Blandi
Elsa Marny
Philip Brozel
Clarence Whitehill
William Paull
Francis Rogers
Chauncey Moore
Leslie Walker
Harry Hanlin
Jean de Reszke
van Dyck
R. G. Knowles
Keith
London
Francis Wilson
Opera
Berlin
Automobile Tournament Opens at Brandford Driving Park
The Brandford Driving Park hosted a two day automobile tournament attracting over 2000 spectators. In tricycle trials over three miles Charles F. Henshaw of New York won heat one in 9 10 4 5 with Harold Brown of Boston placing second. Kenneth H. Skinner of Boston won heat two with G Ridgeway of London second. In the heavy vehicle event over 600 pounds with at least two passengers H P Maxim of Hartford took the win in 10 49 followed by Harry C Esslystein of Bridgeport and T B Griffin of Bridgeport in the next heats. B A Me Duffee of Springfield and Kenneth A Skinner also placed. The two mile motor paced exhibition by Harry Caldwell of Manchester New Hampshire completed in 3 50 2 5 with first mile in 1 53 2 6.
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Brandford
Conn
Charles F. Henshaw
New York
Harold Brown
Boston
Kenneth H. Skinner
G. Ridgeway
London
Eng
H. P. Maxim
Hartford
Harry C. Esslystein
Bridgeport
T. B. Griffin
A. Me‘Duffee
Springfield
Mass
Kenneth A. Skinner
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Omega Oil Promoted as Muscle Builder for Cyclists
Advertises Omega Oil as a green colored topical enhancer that strengthens muscles and joints after cycling. Claims include reduced stiffness and soreness, improved endurance, and easy outside application with a bath. Endorsed by Druggist D A Eaton of Brattle Cambridge Mass.
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D. A. Eaton
Brattle
Stage Shows Across Boston Offer Varied Entertainment
Blanche West stars in Pinafore on the Lake as several productions at Tremont Castle Square Keith's and other venues announce shifts. Ours ends at Tremont. Bronson Howard society life show to follow. The Virginia deer fawn at Norumbega Park and Bass Point ostrich farm attract crowds. Nantasket concerts by Perkins’s Band and xylophone soloist Dodge headline a busy seaside week.
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Blanche West
Combination Park
St. Joseph’s
Somerville
Tremont Theatre
Bronson Howard
New York
London
Mr. Gilmour
Northern Lights
Castle Square Theatre
India
Faust
Kate Condon
Mephisto
Rose Beaumont
Marguerite
Columbia Theatre
Boston
Dancing Girls of
Paris
Austin & ‘Stone's
M. Jovine
Jardin de Paris
Miles
Lolotte
Aimee
Cleo
Louise
Camille
Zoological Garden
Norumbega Park
Palace Theatre
Hickey
Nelson
Three Shamrocks
Sordon
Videcq
Haverly
Minnie Rinehart
Sam J. Adams
Robinson
Sheldon
Point of Pines
Arthur Craig
Lmit
Crescent Gardens
George
Lynette
Professor King
Nickelodeon
Fitzgerald
Bass Point
Nahant Line
Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
North Ferry
North Shore
Nantasket Beach
Perkins
F. E. Dodge
Nantasket
Rowe's
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Maine
Peruna
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Mirans Chemical CO
Spruce St
Lewis & CO
Washington Street
Cornhill
Portland Street
W.b.hunt & CO
Sovereign Rem
Arch Street
Entertainments
Nantasket Heath
Theron D. PoeriNe
Colonel Waring
Sons OF ST. George
Elks’ Fair
Toronto
Rochester
Connecticut League
Derby
Renee Aes
Indianapolis
Kan
West
I. Pwer
A. L. Wulinten
K. Horton
BE. A. Fe Dr
Davidson H. Chandler
Wiare
Sumner Hea
Parr
Deault
Pone Chace
Chandler
E. Barnard
L. T. Wallis
P. Paret
W. L. B. Wilbur
H. H
Eis Sumner Hardy
A. F. Fuller
Lea & Perrins
John Duncan
New Fook
Wilfred Clarke and
Williams and Walker
Coon
Bettina Geegrd
Ray L. Royce
Blood Brothers
True Wolk
Sansone
Silah
Chas, Barry
Hulda Halvers
Pee
Campbell
Dave
Biograph
Glenville
BAY Line
Provincetown
Cape Cod
James Wooley
Atlantic Ave
N. B
J. K. Bacon
Gen. Mer
Ents & Excursions
Wb Anc ‘A'S Company
Columbia
Otis Harlan
Mamie Gilroy
Barenin
Martines Cadey
Wa Oesana
Robertson
Muldoon
Acing Cushman
Holcombe
Curtis Agher
MARSH
Condit
Tremont
Music Hall
Oxford
Acterbos
Harkins and Barbour
DIA
Carr
Seloe
Winthrop Steamboat Co
Atlantic Avenue
Plymouth
Norumbeca
Wheaties Zoological Garden
Fie
Labama Troubadours
Aera
Ewton Koulehow
Subway
Frognoon
Lafricain
Taco
Ostrich Farm
A. FP
Lane
Cester
Glou
Cape Ana
Cape Ann
City
Gloucester
North Side
Tral Wharf
Foot State St
Weeke Bays
Baas
Boston & Gloucester
Burwell
Boston Ball Grounds
Pittsburg
Boston Bicycles
Apleton & Bassett’s
Washington Oreens
Connelly’ S
Adams House
New Palace
Bachelors’ Club Bburlesquers
Crand
Prichs
Ban
Somme
Greands
Huntington Avenue
Adams Hous
E Pharmacy
Atlas Stores
Congress
Midni
Providence
South Terminal
JOY S. 8. CO. Tel
Baston
Neville Vaudeville Co
Ierce and
Eobert
Bessie Taylor
Casey
Leclair
Excelsior
QUIG
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