Citizens of Troy Visit Boston Harbor on Anniversary Trip
The Citizens of Troy New York, visiting the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, boarded the Governor Andrew at Rowe's Wharf for a harbor tour. They viewed Fort Warren, enjoyed a fish dinner at Nantasket, and returned by train to Fitchburg Station after a day of sightseeing and socializing.
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Artillery Company
Citizens’ Corps of
Troy
N. Y
Boston
Governor Andrew
Rowe’s Wharf
Fort Warren
Nantasket
Fitchburg Station
Baby heals from eczema with Cuticura remedies
Mrs. Bettie Birchner of Lockhart Texas describes a two month old baby whose head arms feet and hands were covered in solid sores from eczema. After trying doctors and other measures with no relief she used Cuticura Remedies and the Rx-Solvent. Within a week the sores cleared and the baby recovered fully, prompting her to urge other mothers to try Cuticura Remedies.
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Bettie Birekner
Lockhart
Texas
Cuticura Remedies Promoted for Infants Skin Cure
Advertises Cuticura remedies as universal skin and scalp cures for infants and children. Claims to purify blood and cure various humors, suggests success even when other doctors fail, and promotes purchasing through retailers with prices and a Boston company address. Includes offer to send booklet with testimonials.
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PorTner Droneé and Chemical Corporation
Boston
Commencement Day at Perkins Institute Inspires Crowded Tremont
Tremont Temple overflowed with spectators as blind children from Perkins Institute and kindergarten stages performed touching exercises in reading by touch, botany, zoology and craft. Governors, mayors, trustees and teachers watched Dr Anagnos and staff guide the students in a day of music, sloyd work, and diplomas. A call for funds to complete a new kindergarten building highlighted the event, with a $21,000 shortfall noted and Helen Keller referenced as a landmark achievement.
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Perkins Institute
Tremont Temple
Samuel Eliot
Governor Russell
Matthews
A. P. Peabody
D.D
Leverett Saltonstall
Anagnos
Kinergarten
Jamaica Plain
Helen Keller
Tommy Stringer
Willie Robin
Henry R. W. Miles
H. E. Morealous
H. B. Hodsdon
J. F. Morrison
C. A. Robair
Edward F. Bigelow
Henry BE. Ozealous
Blindeo
Haaman
Henry R. Wester Miles
Edward David Bigelow
Henry Berton Hodsdon
Steamers Arrived From Europe and Back to Ports
Steamship movements list ships arriving in U S ports and departures from European harbors. Kolpino reached Boston from Hull on June 7 while Schiedam sailed to New York from Rotterdam. Elbe arrived in New York from Bre men and British Princess reached Philadelphia from Liverpool. Bremen’s Ems came from New York, Inchgarvie arrived London from Boston, Friesland came Antwerp from New York, and Rotterdam ships were listed as of June 7 with Havel sailing from New York to Bremen.
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Kolpino
Hull
New York
Schiedam
Rotterdam
Elbe
Bremen
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Ems
London
Inchgarvie
Antwerp
Friesland
Amsterdam
Southampton
Havel
Waitt & Bond Blackstones Open New Factory Output
Since moving into their new plant at Indicott and Stillman, Waitt & Bond struggle to meet demand. They employ about 400 workers, with plans to grow to 500 as more help is found, producing 250,000 cigars weekly. The 10 cent Blackstones are said to be the best selling cigars in the country.
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Indicott
Stillman Streets
Messrs. Waitt & Bond
Waitt & Bond Blackstones
Bedad
Oireland
Flathootly
Ser Wather
Overwork and lobbying mark contentious Cape Cod bill debate
In a heated House session, the Cape Cod bill moved to a third reading amid heavy lobbying charges. The labor protection effort drew party lines as opponents questioned State aid, while proponents argued elimination of subsidies preserved the bill’s merit. Governor Russell suggested tuberculosis prevention measures and a cattle-commissioner reform in town acts.
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Lynn
Parker
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Moriarty
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McAnally
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Boston
Parkhurst
Clinton
Gillett
Springfield
Mr. Rideout
Cambridge
Lucien B. Stone
Charles E. Coon
Theodore P. Dresser
John W. Cunningham
George W. Gale
Paul H. Kendrickson
Dodge
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Bliss
Jones
Crowell
Yarmouth
Warren
Powers
Hyde Park
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House
Durant
Harvard
Bennett
Everett
Fiske
Ashland
Wellman
Alden
Regional Hotel and Lodging Directory Skims New England
Vermont listings include Lars Hovss at Lake Champlain and The Franklin Hovuss at Highgate Springs, with openings and weekly rates. Massachusetts ads promote Argyle Winthrop Highlands and Pacific House Nantasket Beach, plus Bay View Gloucester and Nahant inns. Rhode Island entries show Tux Robinson Newport and New Cairns Hovel cottages with seasonal dates.
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Lars Hovss
Lake Champlain
Larrahbie’s Point
Franklin Hovuss
Highgate Springs
Massachusetts
Horst Argyle
Winthrop Highlands
Nettie Whitney
Huntington Av
Pacific House
Nantasket Beach
Bay View
Gloucester
H. H. Bennet
Mass
Tri-Mount Tatn Houss
Nahant
North Shore
Bass Point Houss
New Steamboat Landing
Battery Wharf
Rhode Island
Tux RoBinson
Newport
Catherine Av
Bellevue Av
M. J. Robinson
Cairns Hovel
Doctors Touch Elbows on Anniversary Meetings
The Massachusetts Medical Society marked its anniversary with hospital visits to Massachusetts General, Boston City, Children’s and Carney hospitals and essays read at sectional meetings in Mechanics Building. Officers were elected headlined by President J. C. White and Vice President F. A. Howe, with notable clinicians from Boston and Cambridge. Educational exhibits were shown at Mechanics Building and the Institute of Technology. Afternoon papers featured A. K. Stone and F. C. Shattuck. evening Shattuck lecture delivered by J. F. Alleyne Adams of Pittsfield.
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Massachusetts Medical Society
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Children’s and
Carney Hospitals
Russell, Cotillon
Mechanics’ Building
Medical Library
Boylston Place
J. CC. White
Boston
F. A. Howe
E. J
Surgeons Board to Pause for Massachusetts Medical Society Meeting
The Board of United States Examining Surgeons for Pensions of Lynn will not meet again until Wednesday, June 15, so members may attend the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Medical Society.
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Board of
United States Examining Surgeons For Pensions of
Lynn
Massachusetts Medical Society
Gharce Moves Episcopal City Mission to Diocesan House
The Episcopal City Mission has moved from Phillips building at 120 Tremont Street to No 1 Joy Street near Beacon Street. It will occupy the entire first floor of the new Diocesan House to accommodate its growing work.
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Episcopal City Mission
Phillips
Tremont Street
Joy Street
Beacon Street
President Carnot Arrives at Lunéville in Enthusiastic Reception
President Carnot and troops arrive at Lunéville in Meurthe-et-Moselle at 9:35 am. He is greeted with strong enthusiasm as the historic palace built by Leopold and later used by Stanislaus is opened for his temporary reception. He reviews the cavalry maneuvers.
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Carnot
Luneville
Department
Meurth-et-Moselle
Leopold
Duke of Lorraine
Stanislaus
Poland
Frances Dewey Everett Dies Suddenly in Worcester
Frances Dewey Everett wife of Dr Oliver Hurd Everett and daughter of the late Judge F H Dewey died suddenly at her Worcester home this morning from an internal hemorrhage. She was 31 years old and left two children besides her husband. She had been in good health until late last evening.
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Dewey
Worcester
Frances Dewey Everett
Oliver Hurd Everett
F. H. Dewey
Boston Man Wins 100 Free H. W. S. Number 7 Cigars
Frank Smith of 7 McLean Street Boston found a Howard W. Spurr Cigar Company coupon entitling him to 100 cigars. The coupon was presented and honored by the company. Mr Smith is rejoicing in his good fortune.
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Stevens
Everett A. Stevens
F. S. Evans
Russell
Frank Smith
McLean Street
Boston
Howard W. Spurr Cigar Company
Smith
Murdock’s Liquid Food Offered Free to Paralysis Case
Under treatment for three months with no relief, a free trial of Murdock’s Liquid Food is offered. The claim cites cures in paralysis and consumptive cases, 3000 operations at a prominent hospital, and a death rate of five in a thousand, asserting lasting safety and superiority over substitutes.
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Murdock
Senate passes diplomatic and consular bill in convention time
In Washington on June 7 the Senate completed routine business and all amendments to the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill were agreed to before passage. It then passed fee bills on the calendar and adjourned. The House approved a pensions bill for 674,382 dollars, with no other notable action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Auction of eighty Ashmont house lots this Friday and Saturday
A. S. Mitchell, auctioneer, will conduct the sale of eighty Ashmont house lots over Friday and Saturday. The event aims to clear available property and attract potential buyers from the local area.
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Ashmont
A. S. Mitchell
Journey to Calnagor in the world of Atvatabar
The travelers reach Kiornal in Atvatabar where a golden sacred locomotive god carries royals to Calnagor. A temple car powered by terrerium and aquelium rests on a six two wheel rail system as priests in orange and aloe green guide the procession. White marble streets and monumental architecture show a city hewn from rock and carved as one stone mission. The guide notes the city built from a single colossal block of stone and the capital’s lavish sculptural detail.
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Calnogor
Kiorai
Rakamadeva
Calnagor
Special meeting of Harvard Board of Overseers set for June 8
Harvard College announces a special meeting of the Board of Overseers at 50 State Street Boston on Wednesday June 8 at 11 a m to act on communications from the President and Fellows and to transact any other business. Alexander McKenzie Secretary Cambridge June 1 1892.
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Board OF Railroad Commissioners
Boston
Beacon Street
WM. A. Crafts
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