Munyon’s Warning on Homeopathic Remedies
A promotional piece warns against inferior cures and urges use of Munyon’s Improved Homeopathic Remedies. It touts thousands of testimonials and claims rapid relief for rheumatic pains stomach ailments and kidney issues backed by doctors and scientists. It emphasizes free medical advice and cautions against imitators and unproven cures.
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Munyo
Munyon
New England
Publc
Bright
Canyon
Beauty and the Beast chase through Salem street caper ends in aid
The Beast is rescued by Beauty as a crowd blocks traffic on Salem street. A tall stranger intervenes, Beauty clings to the bridle, and the driver agrees to stop the horse. Beauty reveals she is Lena Hastings and pairs with the stranger Leonard, while the Beast is replaced with a fresher steed and the crowd disperses.
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Washington Street
Beauty
Dock Square
Mercury
Hanover Street
Salemn Street
Tennyson
Salem Street
No. 125
Britdie
Mr. Sonévan
Thayer
Spiller, Horne & Co
Leonard
Young's
Lena Hastings
Papa
Parker House
B Eeauty
Boston
Women shoplifters nabbed in big store raid
Inspectors Knox and Douglass arrested five women in a major shoplifting sweep. Nellie Butler, 29, of Massachusetts avenue, allegedly took about $8 in small wares. Mary and Katherine Cosgrove, 26 and 50, of 29 Camden street, had about $25 worth, with the daughter packing goods and the mother carrying a large bag. Mary Beals, 30, of Broadway extension, an assistant cashier at Jordan Marsh & Co., had about $10 in small wares. Annie Leydon, 26, of Cedar street, had a small amount and is described as a new recruit.
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Knox
Douglass
Nellie Butler
Massachusetts Avenue
Mary Cosgrove
Katherine Cosgrove
Camden Street
Mary Beals
Broadway Extension
Jordan, Marsh & Co.’s
Annie Leydon
Cedar Street
Two American Fishermen Rescued After Dory ordeal from Sable Island
William Clarke and William Muse, of the Gloucester schooner Patriot, were lost for two days in a dory off Quereau, forty five miles east-southeast of Sable Island. They drifted to Sable Island where locals aided them before they reached Halifax.
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Halifax
N. S
Ghent
Canso
Sable Island
William Clarke
William Muse
Patriot
Myles Summers
Quereau
Clarke
Muse
Vastdy
Yale Crew Arrives for Harvard Race Prep at Riverview
Yale shipsmen and attendants reached Riverview Conn after a 3 1 2 hour journey from New Haven. They settled into Yale quarters at Terry Heights and planned light diversions with no practice that day. The crew will train in last year’s cedar shell and await a new shell from Davy before the June 2 race.
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YALE
Yales Ferry
Conn
New Haven
John Kennedy
Davy
Cambridge
Donahue
Poughkeepsie
Cadman
Alfred Cowles
Richard A. Armstrong
Gallaudet
Allen
Niedecken
Brown
Griswold
Flint
Williams
Wickes
Greenleaf
Greenway
Brock
Cross
Mitchell
Walton
Chittenden
Ord Preston
Samoan factions disarm as Mataafa surrenders firearms
In a cablegram from Admiral Kautz relayed via San Francisco and dated May 31, Mataafa faction surrenders 1800 guns while both Malletoans and Mataafans begin disarming in APIA Samoa. Washington releases the report.
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Washington
Navy Department
Kautz
Samoan
San Francisco
Apia
Samoa
Auckland
N. Z
Mataafa
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Says Foster
A man identified as C H Foster reports lasting relief from kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes prior diabetes like illness, severe backache, head pressure, and irregular appetite, noting improved urine clarity and overall energy after treatment. Foster endorses the product and notes availability through Knight's Pharmacy and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents.
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Hanover Street
C. H. Foster
Dean
Doan
Voan
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dover Banks Tumble in Shortage Scandal
In Dover New Hampshire the Cocheco Savings Bank is enjoined from handling funds and its treasurer Harry Hough faces arrest on a $3500 shortage. The Cocheco National Bank关闭 with National Bank Examiner Carroll in charge. shortages total about $7000 so far.
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Dover
N. H
Cocheco Savings Bank
Harry Hough
Cocheco National Bank
National Bank
Carroll
Hough
Boston
Strafford County
State Bank
Haieh, Parker and Cummings
Savings Bank
Ralph Hough
The
Haley
Divided Views on Bjorck Doctrine Strains Church Aid
Deliberations of the General Convention of the Church of the New Jerusalem centered on Rev. Albert Bjorck's Swedenborgian teachings about redemption from hell. The board of missions announced it would cease further financial aid after March 1899, to be upheld despite a minority defense of the missionary's liberty and work.
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Church of the New Jerusalem
Albert Bjorck
Stockholm
Sweden
Board of Missions
Bjorek
Hell
Swedenborg
Bjorck
Theodore F. Wright
Frank Sewall
Washington
John Goddard
Cincinnati
Furthher
G. L. Allbutt
New Church Temple
United States
Baltimore
P. B. Cabell
New Jerusalem
PlasterersTenders Strike Over 44Hour Week Pact
Plasterers' tenders struck last night after agreeing to a 44 hour week with a three hour pay cut for one year. The Master Plasterers' Association notified the deal and urged a conference, while the tender committee pressed 34 cents for 44 hours starting June. Several contractors already lined up to join the action, with more expected to follow and support from the building trades claimed.
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Master Plasterers’ Association
Doyle, Boyce & Dennehey
Harris
McDermott
Brehaut
Joy
McDonald
Coffee
Hennessey
Ruston
Ridden
Sunday School Training at Berkeley Temple Sees Notable Speakers
The twentieth annual June festival of the Congregational Sunday School Superintendent Union convened at Berkeley Temple with a large delegation. After a 6:30 collation an orchestra performed before speeches by Stephen Moore and others stressing Sunday school teaching’s positive influence on children.
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Congregational Sunday School Superintendents’ Union
Berkeley Temple
Stephen Moore
Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Association
William T. McElveen
Shawmut Church
Samuel B. Capen
John L. Withrow
Park Street Church
F. W. B. Pratt
Dr. Withrow
D. Pelham Willams
Messrs
F. L. Sawyer
E. C. Farwell
T. W. Travis
Aug. D. Dimick
L. J. Child
J. H. Gutterom
Leighton
Orchestra of
Cambridge
Two Days Trotting Opens New England Season at Medford
The New England trotting season starts tomorrow at Combination Park Medford with six classes entered. The card includes the 2 16 pace the 3 00 pace and the 2 24 trot all raced over three heats. Between heats a band concert will entertain spectators.
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New England
Combination Park
Medford
Hicks
Wollaston Golf Club Defeats All-Newton Team 14 to 9
The Wollaston Golf Club beat the All-Newton aggregation 14 to 9 at Norfolk Downs in a tight match. Leaders Freeman Cracknell and others performed strongly while two Wollaston players Smith and Atherton were upset. A return match is planned at Newton Golf Club on June 14.
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Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Club
Norfolk Downs
Wollastons
Smith
Atherton
Freeman
Wollaston All-Newton Freeman
Iwellington
Newton Smith
Noyes
Lockwood
Brewer
Wadsworth N. C
Tre
Cracknell
Wilkie Neton Porte
Wright
Brae
Burn Russell
Allen
New
Swan
Prae Burn
Pierce
Walworth
Newton
Raedy Defeats Sullivan in Nineteen-Round Bout at Ford’s Grand Opera House
In Baltimore on June 5 a crowd saw Pat Raedy of Washington beat Dan Sullivan of Boston in nineteen rounds at the Eutaw Athletic Association show. Herman Miller knocked out Dennis Ward in two rounds. Raedy and Sullivan were billed for a twenty round decision, with Raedy dominant throughout.
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Baltimore
Ford
Grand Opera House
Eutaw Athletic Association
Pat Raedy
Washington
Dan Sullivan
Boston
Herman Miller
Dennis Ward
Newark
Raedy
Sullivan
Buffalo
N. Y
al Weinig
Tom Beckwith
Cleveland
Heatwave Hits Boston as Thermometer Soars
On June 5 the South End and Tremont Street felt brutal heat, Bostons and Cincinnati players coping with humidity and fumbles. Subways offered brief relief, in 78 degree shade despite 92 to 92 plus readings. Weather experts say the day was exceptionally hot but not record overall for the period.
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South End
Mercury
Tremont Street
Four Prostrations From Heat Reported in City
Four heat prostrations were recorded yesterday. George Brierly, 50, of Natick, was found near Knee and station and taken to City Hospital with non serious injuries. George LeClaire of 1064 Washington street was treated at the Emergency after collapsing at Temple place and Tremont street. Michael Haney of Terrace street, Huntington avenue near Heath street, regained consciousness at City Hospital. Michael Sylvester of 22 Winchester street Brookline fainted on a Coolidge Corner car near Copley square and was cared for at a drug store and later hotel by friends.
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George Brierly
Natick
City Hospital
George LeClaire
Washington Street
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Huntington Avenue
Heath Street
Michael Haney
Terrace Street
Michael Sylvester
Winchester Street
Brookline
Coolidge
Copley Square
Bicycle Notes on Riders and Club Activities
Mr W G Minnemeyer, traveling centurion for the Century Road Club, plans a move to Chicago. The L A W reports 58 088 members with 419 new additions last week led by Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Arthur Porter trains at Waltham for sprint events with Newton Porter joining him. Keenan of the L A W attends the International Touring Association meeting in Tendon and seeks ties with England's Cyclists Touring Club. Nellie M Benson of New York completes a century in six hours eight minutes aboard a tandem. a 100 mile run covered in five hours eleven minutes by another tandem team.
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W. G. Minnemeyer
Century Road Club
Rough Riders
Century Club
Chicago
Boston
Minnemeyer
Basnett
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Arthur Porter
Waltham
Newton O. Porter
Tendon
Keenan
International Touring Association
Keenans
Cyclists’ Touring Club
England
Nellie M. Benson
Yale Track Team Begins Training Table for July Tour
Yale University announces a training table for eleven candidates for the July tour to English universities. Capt. Fisher leads a group of sprinters and hurdlers with Waller in the high jump. Fisher declined to discuss the challenge or Yale and Harvard’s reply to the invitation.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Eeven
Fisher
Blount
Boardman
Adams
Brennan
Spitzer
Smith
Palmer
Frnnecke
Peters
Waller
Harvard
Homing Pigeons Race Yields Silver Cups
The Belgium Homing Club held a race from Little Falls New York to the city. Birds were released by Agent McNally of the American Express Company at 7 14 yesterday. Weather was near perfect for fast times. Results: 1 John Faucon 11 24, 2 John Loryn 11 35, 3 Gustave Depanio 12 13, 4 Harry Cornellisser 12 25, 5 John Jaggy 12 30.
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Belgium
Little Falls
N. Y
Agent McNally
American Express Company
John Faucon
John Loryn
Gustave Depanio
Harry Cornellisser
John Jaggy
Managers discuss Gaelic championship match in New England
Manager Ryan of the Young Irelands of Cambridge posted money to bind a match with the Wolf Tones of South Boston. He will meet the Wolf Tones manager at the Post at 8 30 tomorrow night to arrange a championship Gaelic event at the field day June 17.
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Ryan
Young Irelands
Cambridge
Wolf Tones
South Boston
New England
Patriots Mimic Scots Rally Aims For Aug Picnic At Caledonian Grove
The Boston Caledonian Club plans a grand Scots picnic at Caledonian Grove on Aug 17 featuring a day long professional sports, augmented prize list, and special events. A July Fourth social picnic will showcase amateur athletes, four a side football, tug of war, and the Battle of Bannockburn celebration marking Scotland's independence.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Caledonian Grove
Boston
West Roxbury
Bannockburn
Scotland
Local Nine Beat Pittsborg as Fraser Controls Pitching
Philadelphia hitters Rhines and Gardner led a comfortable victory as Fraser kept Pittsburgh’s bats in check. Attendance reached 225 as the home team secured the win behind steady pitching.
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Philadelphia
Newport Victories Behind Young Core Ridon Pitching
In Newport on June 6 Young Core Ridon pitched for Newport as hits were scattered and the defense shined. Final score shows Newport scoring four runs while visitors managed none. Key plays included two stolen bases by Gilbert and Clancy, with double plays by Knox and Breckenridge.
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Ats
A. E. Cooley
Thomas
Piasidis
Stew
LaJjoie
Lauder
McFarland
Pasoorr
OSS
Fraser
Seressene
Pittsburg
Donovan
McCarthy
McCreery
Williams
Clark
Bowerman
Flick
Cooley
Madison
Delehanty
Cross
McParland
Lajoie
Gardner
Philadellphic Pires
Burns
Mith
Newport
R. I
Coreridon
Brocktor Cea Viawes
Gilbert
Bernard
Clancy
Ilav—Knox
Breckenridge
Everson
Corridon
Perkins
Knox
Milerick
Kelley
Patchogue Stakes at Gravesend Narrowly Decides
At Gravesend New York on June 5 Satin Slipper led from the stretch to win the Patchogue stakes six furlongs with Hurry Burly among the bettors favorite entries. Aspen and Satin Slipper led early while four favorites fell back.
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New York
Gravesend
Hurry Burly
Satin Slipper
Aspen
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