Two well known citizens restored to robust health
Testimonial letters praise Peruna as a tonic for catarrh and related ailments. Greensboro Georgia resident Tom A Boone recounts improved appetite and energy after long nasal and chest symptoms. Omaha official H S Emory endorses Peruna for stomach catarrh kidney weakness and pelvic complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Boone
Greensboro
Boe
H. S. Emory
K. P.’s of
Omaha
Neb
North Sixteenth Street
Missionaries Flee as China Turmoil Escalates
As violence grips Pao Ting Fu during the Boxer unrest, missionaries fear for their safety. George H. Ewing and family pace the scene in Boston while reports describe attacks on Mrs. Ewing during earlier clashes. Nine Presbyterian missionaries remain in danger, with rescue and evacuation plans awaited as British ships arrive at Taku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao Ting Fu
Tientsin
George H. Ewing
Danvers
Ewing
Roxbury
John Porter
Post
Missionary House
Beacon Street
Porter
China
Japan
Desperadoes Impersonate Passengers Loot Yangtse Steamer Kutwo
Pirates disguised as passengers boarded the British Yangtse steamer Kutwo in Southern China near Shanghai. They robbed travelers and terrified the aboard, escaping with the booty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Pirates
Shanghai
Missing Missionaries Face Peril After Boxer Clash
From Tientsin and Pao Ting Fu reports say two more foreigners arrived badly injured after a skirmish with Boxers at Tull. The relief expedition returned, reporting 16 killed and many wounded. Eight Americans and three China Island mission members are missing, with no further news on their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidn Tsin
Pao Ting Fu
Tull
Bienskey
Hamilton
China Island Mission
Tsmn Tsin
Huang Tsun
Boxers Burn Huang Tsun Station on Pekin-Tien Tsin Line
The Pekin Times correspondent reports Boxers burned Huang Tsun station on the Pekin Tien Tsin railway. Foreign guards are needed to police the line. A relief party failed to complete its mission to rescue mining engineers. Two officers were wounded. another Russian detachment to punish attackers. Reported murders of missionaries deemed fictitious. anxiety over one British missionary. Chinese wars linked to foreigners and Christianity are being vigorously persecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekin
The
Times
Huang Tsun
Pékin-Tien Tsin
Tién Tsin
Railway Bridges Torn Up in Lu Han Line Destruction
A Shanghai despatch reports Cossacks aiding Belgians after a tense Belgian and Tsung Li Yamen meeting. Over forty miles of Lu Han railway bridges and stations are destroyed, with months needed to repair. German and Austrian guards have reached Pekin as powers weigh concerted action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Baron de Vineck de Deux
Millionaire Clark's Will Filed in Worcester
The will of Jonas G. Clark founder of Clark University valued around 10 million dollars was filed in Worcester Probate Court. His wife receives 100 thousand dollars and life income from 60 thousand. He leaves large sums to relatives and offers a matching gift to Clark University: double what friends raise, up to 600 thousand dollars, plus the estate remainder, to be raised within three years. A codicil adds 150 thousand for a library, and his books paintings and art treasures go to Clark University hall on his wife’s death. Donations include 1 thousand to Washington Memorial Hospital and 500 to Old Men's Home, 500 to Orphans' Home, 1 thousand to New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2 thousand to American Unitarian Association, 500 to National Conference for Unitarians, 260 to the Cascallion Club of Boston. Two brothers and a local banker named as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Jonas G. Clark
Clark University
Friends of the University
Washington Memorial Hospital
Old Men’s Home
Orphans’ Home
New England Historic Genealogical Society
American Unitarian Association
National Conference For Unitarians
Cascallion Club of
Boston
City Printers Fail to Receive Weekly Stipends
City printers faced a lull as their weekly stipends were exhausted and no funds remained. Some hope for relief exists after a possible reallocation, though no payment is expected for at least four weeks.
Dr Cameron Case Before Grand Jury At Hast Comores
The case of Dr Cameron accused of stealing a book from Gore Hall Library Harvard will be presented to the grand jury at Hast Comores today. Hollis Russell Bailey will represent Harvard University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Gore Hall
Harvard
Hast Comores
Hollis Russell Bailey
Harvard University
President Hall Succeeds Clark at Terminal Company
New Haven June 4 President John M. Hall of the Norwich Road section was elected president of the Terminal Company of Boston. He succeeds Charles P. Clark who had served as chair of the board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Haw
John M. K
N Ven
Saiaaael
Charles P. Clark
The
Terminal Company of
Boston
Wilmington
Del
James & Whitney
Ew York
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Ruth Whitney
New York
H. M. Whitney
Texas Feud Heats Up at Courthouse Bloodshed Feared
A lethal clash erupts at the Texas courthouse amid the Roberts and Borders feud. Three killed including Sheriff Noel Roberts and two Roberts kin, with Eugene Wall and Benjamin Brooks among the wounded. Vowed reprisals spark fears of wider violence as reinforcements gather.
Boston Baptist Home Faces Closure Over Debt
At Tremont Temple last evening Boston Baptist Social Union meeting led by Stephen Moore heard Rev. Walter Calley of the Cambridgeport Baptist Home report a $9600 indebtedness and insufficient income. Without funds the 20 residents could be sent to an almshouse and the home closed. an appeal for money and pledges followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Stephen Moore
Walter Calley
Baptist Home
Cambridgeport
Democratic State Convention Expected to End Smoothly
Favor Hill in New York as June 4 reports show harmony in the State committee meeting. The platform may align with Bryan’s radical wing. The new committee reportedly favors Senator Hill, while Van Wyck’s ice trust links are used against him in informal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Committee
W. J. Bryan
Hill
van Wyck
Ice Trust
Pharmacists of ’95 Hold Annual Meeting at Thorndike
The class of 95 from the Heyserhuentis Institute of Pharmacy met for its annual dinner at the Thorndike with about twenty five attendees. E Bowman was chosen president for the ensuing year, Dolan the vice president, and B Harriman the secretary. Dr Balch of Harvard spoke at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyserhuentis Inetute of Pharmacy
Thorndike
E. Bowman
Dolan
B. Harriman
Dr. Balch
Harvard
Boy Rescued From Drowning in Charles River
Four year old Edwin Cox son of Mrs William Cox of Leverett Street was saved from drowning in the Charles River late yesterday after Bean Sat J McKenna of Brighton Street aided the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Edwin Cox
William Cox
Leverett Street
Charles
Bean
J. McKenna
Brighton Street
Picked a Woman's Pocket Near State House Arrests Made
Boston inspectors Cousiss and Carter chased two men who lifted a woman's pocketbook near the State House as the Ancient Order passes. The victim lost 545 dollars in cash. Joseph Harris and Charles Davis, both 21, are identified as New York pickpockets. William J. Kennedy of Roxbury was arrested on a warrant for larceny of 100 dollars from Ida P. Knauhber earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousiss
Boston
Carter
Somerville
State House
Beacon Street
Joseph Harris
Charlea Davis
New York
William J. Kennedy
Lowerees Street
Roxbury
Houghton,Karris and Meare Peste
Ida P. Knauhber
Mystery Healer Eichler Arrives in Boston Area
In Waltham and nearby cities a man named Eichler, once a meat and produce dealer, claims a supernatural power from a dream. He tests cures by touch relieving headaches and various ailments, drawing hundreds who seek treatment and testimony from grateful patients. He offers free consultations and plans to lecture after a brief Boston stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichtor
Boston
Holy
Eichler
Hoffman
House
Cor
Columbus Ay
Ingerkeley St
Q i
Referendum Clause Seen Likely on Tax Bill Today
Forty Boston legislators favor letting voters decide as Mayor Hart’s tax bill opens in the House at 10:30. Rep Saunders leads the final passage with a bloc of Republicans who opposed earlier consideration. Reported shift is tied to fears of deals on prior bills and a push to attach a referendum for Boston voters at the next city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Saunders
Boston
Posse Guards St Louis Transit Hubs Tonight
Sheriff Poplemanns posse patrols power houses and carsheds of the St Louis Transit Company. About 900 men on duty, with 50 to 60 stationed at each power house. Posse members armed with Winchesters to deter unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louisa Transit Company
Poplemann
Self defense claim tests after fatal assault in Plaistow
Harry Green, arrested in Boston for assaulting Ralph Huntress in Plaistow on Saturday, was arraigned in Haverhill on a dangerous weapon charge. Huntress died, and Green will face manslaughter charges in Exeter on the next court date. Green says he acted in self defense after Huntress threatened him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Harry Green
Boston
Ralph Huntress
Plaistow
N. H
Green
Exeter
N.H
Huntress
Patrolman James Mitchell Receives Black Eyes in Seagate Assault
Officer James H. Mitchell of Station 9 suffered two black eyes when he intervened in a Washington Street brawl near the corner of Washington and Nawa. He chased the assailants to the station, was knocked down but not seriously hurt, and returned to duty behind Captain Yman's desk. The attackers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Mitchell
Station 9
Meus
Raewer
Yman
Washington Street
Washington and
Nawa Treeta
Tahey
Mitchell
Cambridge Couple Weds at Vendome Hotel Parlors
Dr H O Bixby wed Miss Kce Bonpoten of Cambridge in a ceremony by Rev James Power Hawkes at the Hotel Vendome. The bride, granddaughter of Caleb Allen, is a Cambridge society belle. the groom, a Cambridge professor and Errorseen School graduate, will honeymoon on an extended continental tour after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Hotel Vendome
H. O. Bixby
Kce ” Bonpoten
Cambridge
James Power Hawkes
Dedheas Episcopal Church
Caleb Allen
Allen & Endicott
Belles of Cambridge Society
Errors Een School
William L. Smith
West Roxbur
Fannie
Smit Cambrid
I Yeon
Charles Beree
Albert Auget
Barry Humphreys wedding at First I church
The ceremony took place last evening at Meet House with Rev Charles Humphreys officiating. Catherine Humne, the bride, wore a traditional gown and was given away by her uncle. The Rev Bhipges and Rev Charles Humphreys led the service as family and friends gathered for the Beaver street nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Hamund
Charles Humphreys
Parsurenes
Bhipges
Nele
Saicharg
Bri
Isderoom
Nere de Barry
Virginia Pilgrims Dine With Portsmouth Knights of Columbus
The Virginia Pilgrims Knights of Columbus honored with a banquet at Quincy House. A box of magnolia leaves from St. Paul Council Portsmouth decorated tables. Attendees included Charles Lyons Richard Friel George Harman N F Boutilier John Kelly James Coleman and others with Rev James Supple and Rev Garret Barry as chaplains. District Deputy Hugh McNally presided over toastmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pilgrims
Knights of Columbus
Deputy Cavanagh
Portsmouth
Quincy House
St. Paul Council
K. of C
Charles F. Lyons
Richard A. Friel
George M. Harman
N. FP. Boutilier
John A. Kelly
James H. Coleman
William J. Coleman
James Lynch
Paul F. Crowley
James I. Cavanagh
D. J. Callahan
Virginia
Hugh P. McNally
J. Richard Jarkin
William H. Mannix
Thomas D Feeney
Lawrence M. ‘McCarthy
Semee H. Newman
Edward J. McGovern
M. O’brien
Eugene Cowin
Ijr
Ohn
J. Dunn
Neil A. Driver
David J. Coughan
Garret J. Barry
Democrats sweep Norwich city offices in June election
In Norwich Connecticut on June 4 Democrats elected Charles F Thayer as Mayor and also captured the city clerk city collector and city sheriff posts. Republicans won the rest of the ticket and will control city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Charles F. Thayer
South Lancaster Commencement At Public Exercises
South Lancaster Academy held its commencement on June 4 with public exercises in the evening. Professor Frederick Griggs of the academy delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lancaster
South Lancaster Academy
Frederick Griggs
Academy
Russell and Eyeroe Russell wedding at North Cambridge home
The marriage of Miss Annie Eyeroe Russell to Ralph Smith was solemnized yesterday at noon. The Rev. Dr. F O Hall conducted the ceremony at the bride's parents home 11 Cogewell Avenue North Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Eyeroe Rsell
Mra.hnm
J. Russell
Ralph Siutheat
My Ran Wag
F. O. Hall
Cogewell Avenue
North
Cambridge
Pentecost Entertainment by Hebrew National Association
The Hebrew National Association hosted a Pentecost literary and musical evening at their hall 170 Manover Street. A large audience attended a vocal concert and several speeches by members of the organization and invited speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew National Association
Manover Street
Illiam Millivitskies
Oomber
Itaplan
Millionaire’s Will Provides For Pets In Worcester
The widow Mrs Bula M Amerman left ten thousand dollars in trust for her horses and a dog. Rev Joseph Dixon, former pastor of Warren Avenue Church Boston, named custodian to care for the animals. A Scranton Penn will is reported and the Amerman parents may contest this will claiming undue influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Bula M. Amerman
Amerman
Oseph . Dixon
Warren Avenue
Oston
Dixon
Rook
Scranton Penn
Revered Speaker Stricken During Town Meeting
At a June 4 adjourned meeting in South Braintree Rev. C. F. Hill Crathern collapsed mid speech and was carried home where he remained seriously ill tonight. He had recently gained notice for backing blue law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Braintree
C. F. Hill Crathern
Twenty First June Festival Held by Congregational Union
The Congregational Sunday School Supervisers Union held its twenty first annual June festival in Berkeley Temple vestry last evening. About 200 members and women friends attended. After a social hour, supper was served at 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School Superintendents’ Union
Berkeley Temple Vestry
Munyon’s Disease Cures Promising Quick Relief
Munyon’s line promises rapid cures for colds rheumatism kidney and dyspepsia diseases with time tested remedies. Each remedy targets a single ailment and claims swift results with a 25 cent price at local drug stores. Free professional advice offered at Tremont Temple with no fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munnyon
Munyen
Bright
Munyon
Tremont Temple
Moxie Plant in Boston Expands to Three Buildings
The Moxie Nerve Food Company operates three five story buildings covering over 40 000 square feet on Haverhill street Boston with a large carbonating system twenty two bottling machines daily capacity four thousand bottles and extensive labelling washing and mixing operations employing about one thousand men The plant features a prominent white and gold front and a substantial lab and sign department along with an adjacent New York factory and Philadelphia distributing point due to space constraints the firm may purchase more property to handle traffic
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Boston
Moxie Nerve Food Company
Moxie
Haverhill Street
New York City
Moxie People
New York
Philadelphia
Moxie Company
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Fr. & Otis
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Bacon St
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Louis Jeffery
Setery
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Hanwock St
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Echler
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E & Co
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Fleming
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