Ex Prisoner Haskell Praises Mur Yon Catarrh Cure
N W Haskell, member of the Massachusetts Union of Ex-Prisoners of the War and connected with the Boston Tavern, says catarrh has plagued him since Louisiana swamp service thirty five years ago. He reports using Mur Yon's Catarrh Treatment with quick relief and declares the system a true cure.
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Haskell
N. W. Haskell
Massachusetts Union of Ex-Prisoners of the War
Boston
Louisiana
Veteran Union Soldier Credits Munyon Treatment for Relief
Bernard Glancy a veteran of the 18th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry from Middleboro reports rheumatism since Andersonville imprisonment. He credits Munyon's Boston office with significant relief including headaches nearly cured. Prof Munyon is noted for treating old soldiers though he did not serve in the war. He sought enlistment and even petitioned President Lincoln for permission to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Glancy
18Th Mass
Middleboro
Mass
Andersonville
Munyon
Boston
Lincoln
Woman Relates Cure After Munyon's Specialist Treatment
Mrs. John Willy of 890 Harrison Avenue Boston Massachusetts recounts years of rheumatism asthma and dropsy and a visit to City Hospital before trying Munyon's specialist. After one month of treatment she claims complete recovery praising its effectiveness despite her advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willy
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Mass
City Hospital
Munyon
Munyon’s devices claim cures for hidden diseases
Munyon's Static Electrical Machine reportedly reaches bone, muscle and tissue to prepare the system for quicker cure with Munyon Remed ies. Munyon's Life Chamber sends medicated vapors to the throat nose bronchial tubes and lungs to brace and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
A Separate Cure for Each Disease for Sale
An advertisement touts a separate medicine for each disease available at all druggists with most vials priced at 25 cents each.
Eminent Doctors Offer Free Trial Treatment
Advertises free medical service by eminent doctors for catarrh and lung complaints. Claims a positive cure and offers personal letters with free medical advice for any disease.
Trotting in New York at Fleetwood Park heats
Driv ing Club of New York summer meeting opened at Fleetwood Park after two days of rain. In the 2:24 trot, Charlotte W. won after Jupiter A. failed to take a heat. Dresh and Crete were among early favorites. Evadne led the 3:00 pacing and Germa won the first two trots before breaking in the third, postponing the race at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Driving Club of
Fleetwood Park
Dresh
Jupiter A
Charlotte W
Evadne
Germa
Crete
Gaelic hurling clubs plan June 17 match at Everett grounds
A meeting of the Young Ireland and William O'Brien hurling clubs was held at the Post this evening to arrange a June 17 match, likely at Everett Athletic grounds before a Gaelic football contest between Emmets and the O Connells. Manager William J Condon of Medford Young Ireland Hurling Club listed 3 Thomas Court Medford as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dwyer
Hibernian
East Cambridge
Young Ireland
William O’brien
Everett Athletic
Emmets
O’connells
Medford
William J. Condon
Thomas Court
Reader
Dorchester
O'Connells
Everett Baseball Grounds
Garryowens
New York City
Hat department opens at My Clothier's corner Hanover Portland
The new hat department at My Clothier's in the Hanover and Portland streets area allows a clothing buyer to purchase the latest style hat alongside other departments. If comparisons hold, this addition should expand as rapidly as the store's existing sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Clothier’s
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Fraud and intrigue in city contracting case rages on
Hearings in the Mulrey Scollans trial hinge on false pretence charges linked to city work. Defense contends shifting teams and patronage taint the records while prosecutors press for verdicts as missing reports surface and witnesses testify to honesty or deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulvey
Bartlett
Cullen
Donahue
Matthew Healy
Chaplin
John R. Kelly
Brighton
Foreman
Quincy
Wheels promised by Duquesne for trial
Duquesne Motor Vehicle Co advertises wheels available for trial with a $100 or $50 option, noting the difference is minor. The pitch emphasizes affordable testing and invites interest from prospective buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Duquesne Mve. Co
Weddings in Town Topics Spark Gala Night at the Pops
Olga Gardner’s June 15 wedding to Dr. George Monks at the Church of the Messiah is highlighted with Town Topics noting a stylish crowd. Mrs. Jack arrives with sculptor Saint Gaudens and famed attendees including Henry Higginson, Colonel Shaw’s relatives, Henry Cabot Lodge, Olney, Joe Fay, Gretchen Welch, and a host of debutantes amid festive pomp and a Bohemian vibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Gardner
George A. Gardner
John L. Gardner
Jack
George Monks
Colonel Shaw
Pops
Henry L. Higginson
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Cavalry
Harry Pratt McKean, Jr
Philadelphia
Pauline Shaw
Alex Higginson
Freddy Prince
Freddy
Bud’ Appleton
Herman Duryea
Jack Linzee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Olney
Joe Fay
Gretchen Welch
Jim Jackson
Miss Jackson
Miss Higginson
Providence Society Quietly Unites Abbott and Washburn
The Providence marriage last Tuesday joined Miss Helen Abbott, daughter of Sam A. B. Abbott, and Maurice Washburn. Abbott’s brother, Fletcher, and Mrs. Willie Fay figure in family ties as the groom’s arrival follows Abbott’s remarriage abroad to Maria Dexter after his wife's death. The ceremony took place at Marshall Woods' mansion, reflecting high society interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Miss Abbott
Maurice Washburn
Helen Abbott
Sam A. B. Abbott
Boston
Holker
Fletcher Abbott
Willie Fay
Sam Abbott
Maria Dexter
Washburn
Marshall Woods
Sawyer and Frost Married in Dover Today
James Cowan Sawyer son of ex Governor Sawyer and Mary Pepperell Frost daughter of Judge Frost were united in marriage by Rev I W Beard in Dover. Both graduates of Yale and Smith in 1894, the wedding joins two prominent local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
James Cowan Sawyer
Charles H. Sawyer
Mary Pepperell Frost
George S. Frost
I. W. Beard
Sawyer
Yale
Miss Frost
Smith
Bride’s roses decorate Carney Hospital and St Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Galvin Bros. sent thousands of roses and other flowers to the Carney Hospital and St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum by Mrs Anderson’s wish and with Mr Anderson’s approval. The wards welcomed the bouquets and children made their own mini arrangements. Hospital patients and orphans expressed thanks for the generous gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin Bros
Carney Hospital
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Debutante Bride Leads Sewing Circle for the Poor
Inside the church a moment earned smiles as Miss Perkins the bride, from wealth and society, formed a sewing circle. She has kept it going, making garments for the poor, while young women arrive saying they are from the circle and asking to be seated, causing laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perkins
Secretary Long Lays of Cruisst New York On Chase-Filibuster
Washington June 10 Navy officials show reluctance to discuss the New York cruiser moves Secretary Long says the ship is not going to Cuba and will appear on the Atlantic coast north of Cuba next Hampton Roads is noted as a probable reporting point. Speculation points to a Cuban expedition from a northern port with possible arms shipment for Cubans off Jersey or Delaware beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
New York
Long
Cuba
Atlantic
Navigation Bureau
Hampton Roads
Delaware Bay
Jersey
Delaware
Floods wash away Windsor rail bridge in burst of ruin
In forty eight hours about four inches of rain flooded the region. This afternoon 150 feet of the Boston and Maine railway bridge at Windsor was washed away, forcing passengers and mail to use a toll bridge. Freight on Boston and Maine and Rutland lines northward will halt for two or three days. crops suffer heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railway
Windsor
Boston & Maine
Rutland
Here
Massive Log Jam Blocks Connecticut River Activity
Special dispatches report massive flood damage along the Connecticut River. Turner's Falls boom broke at 4:30 am releasing about 80 million feet of logs. Dam failures at Greenfield and Charlemont worsen the rising river, with no effective way to stop logs until Mt. Tom and Holyoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Union
Connecticut River
Turner’s Falls
Mass
Bellows Falls
Mt. Tom
Northampton
Warner Manufacturing Company
Greenfield
Eddy & Son
Charlemont
H. T. Ford
Stuffer’s Island
Connecticut
Holyoke
Resolutions Denouncing the House of Lords Pressed by Fletcher Webster Post
In Brockton on June 10 the Fletcher Webster Post No. 13 G A R issued resolutions denouncing the House of Lords. The notices indicate these were sent to the 1896 Lowell encampment per department orders. Department Commander Thayer suppressed the resolutions at the February encampment, deeming them an insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
House of Lords
Fletcher Webster
Lowell
Department
Thayer
Wakefield
Boston Court Clears Bromide Fight Over Icy Shawmut Lane
In a Superior Court extra session a verdict favored the defendant in Jane A Bromide versus the city of Boston over injuries from slipping on Shawmut avenue ice. Pro forma verdict for Norcross Bros. in Daniel Shea v. Norcross was entered. Stratton v Pratt Jr sought 976 dollars for money had and received from the estate of Margaret Colman. judge removed the case from the jury. Frank O Connor v West End railway, action for injuries from an electric shock at work, went to the jury last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mulrey
William Scollans
Scollans
Boston
John H. Lee
Patrick Maguire
Brighton
Postal Congress
Mullen
Bartlett
Chaplin
Kelly
George W. Hollis
R. H. W. Baxter, Jr
Brighton National Bank
J. R. Downey
Mr. Scollans
Mr. McLaughlin
Coyle
Chase
City Hall
Cushing
Lee
McLaughlin
William
McCarthy
Mr. Coyle
Jane A. Bromide
City of
Shawmut Avenue
Daniel Shea
Norcross Bros
Charles E. Stratton
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Margaret Colman
Frank O’connor
West End Railway
Fuda Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
The jury convict Guiseppa Fuda of murdering his wife in East Norwalk on February 17. He faces sentencing in court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Guiseppa
Fuda
East Norwalk
Unknown man’s body to be buried in Draintree river find
Draintree June 10. At 11 o clock this morning no autopsy orders have been received for the unknown man found Tuesday in the Monatiquot River. The intention is to bury the body this afternoon as efforts to identify him continue. Many people viewed the remains yesterday and today but no clue to identity has been obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braintree
Monatiquot River
Cleveland Aboard Benedicts Steam Yacht Reach Greenwich
Ex President Cleveland sailed aboard E C Benedicts Oneida which docked at Greenwich Conn. Early this morning passengers came ashore and went to Benedicts Indian Harbor home. Cleveland planned to depart for New York at noon then return to Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
E. Cc. Benedict
Oneida
Cleveland
Mr. Benedict
Indian Harbor
New York
Princeton
Puritana Outing Club Plans July Lovell's Island Camp
At a Puritana Outing Club meeting on Atlantic Avenue the group decided the annual camp will be held at Lovell's Island during the first two weeks of July. A committee to prepare the summer house by July 1 was named P. Gainey D. McCarty and W. Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritana
Atlantic Avenue
Lovell’s Island
P. Gainey
D. McCarty
W. Foley
District Attorney Hammond Injured From Fall
Northampton June 10 District Attorney John C Hammond slipped on the sidewalk this morning and dislocated the kneecap on one leg. The injury will disable him for several weeks and necessitate appointing an assistant for grand jury work next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
John C. Hammond
Imitation vs Genuine Pond's Extract Noted
A shopping note warns against imitation Pond's Extract and praises genuine Pond's Extract for its purity cooling antiseptic and healing properties. The piece contrasts weak irritating imitations with the real product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Amesbury Flood Damages Roads and Factories
June 10 reports vast flood damage along back rivers in Amesbury. Water over Colchester dam submerges bridge and floods Briggs Carriage Company floors. Cedar street washout wrecks sewer and blocks Cedar Street travel. South Hampton road culvert eroded, road closed. Armory basement flooded, Merrimac and Powwow rivers swollen. new East Main street bridge damaged and road closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Colchester Mill
Briggs Carriage Company
Cedar Street
Hampton Road
Armory
Merrimac
Powow
East Main Street
Trains Halt on Lake Shore Road Amid Washouts
Train service on the Lake Shore road was suspended today due to numerous washouts between Alton Bay and Dover. A Lakeport departure reached Alton Bay and returned as unsafe to proceed. Concord and Montreal line trains were delayed by a landslide above Tilton, cleared later by a construction crew from Lakeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
N. H
Lake Shore Road
Alton Bay
Dover
Lakeport
Concord
Montreal
Tilton
Rainy season raises Merrimac and Concord river levels
In Lowell on June 10 the ongoing rainfall lifts river water in Merrimac and Concord, with no mill disruption yet. One express office notes a four hour delay in delivering mail due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Merrimac
Concord
Express
Sudden Northeast Gale Affects Five Schooners Off Chatham
A strong northeast gale hit at 5 p.m. in thick rain as schooners and tugs depart for Boston. Vessels include Charles L. Mitchell Frank L. Stinson L. H. Partrick Childe Harold Thomas and barges towed by Honeybrook Storm King and R R Rathbun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Charles L. Mitchell
Frank L. Stinson
L. H. Partrick
Childe Harold
Thomas
Boston
Honeybrook
Jenney
Central R. R
Port Johnson
Storm King
Buckler
Bante
Bandit
Bonanza
New York
R. R. Rath
Cape gale endangers vessels off Nauset as Heisler wrecks
The northeast gale persists over the Cape with heavy rain. A tug and three barges and several schooners ride offshore near Nauset and may struggle to round the cape tonight. The Heisler ran ashore at Wellfleet and broke up. its lathe cargo is scattered along the beach with little salvage possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Light
Cape
Nauset
Heisler
Wellfleet
Heavy rains flood Cocheco River and delay trains at Dover
The Cocheco River swelled with five feet of water cascading over the dam as rain continued. By 6 p.m. the river rose each hour and train service remained irregular due to washouts along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Cocheco
Damaged Pipestave Hill Road in West Newbury on Electric Line Route
Storm washes out Pipestave Hill causing extensive damage to the road graded for the new electric road to Newburyport. State road under construction sustains only slight damage amid the deluge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Pipestave Hill
West Newbury
Cruiser New York Anchors Off Quarantine In Heavy Seas
Due to extremely heavy sea running, the cruiser New York did not sail yesterday and instead lie at anchor off quarantine for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cyclone Mass Destruction Near Lyle Minnesota
A cyclone struck northwest of Lyle Minnesota killing six people and injuring several others. The storm cut telegraph lines and toppled houses. It followed a half mile wide path and damaged Kendiohi near Wilmar county and the farm of John Berquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Lyle
Minn
Kendiohi
Wilmar County
John Berquist
Pope counsels loyal support of existing government
The Osservatore Romano prints a long note by the Pope on France. He disclaims favoring republic or monarchy and urges that religion benefits from loyalty to the established government. He warns against sowing distrust and urges sacrifice of predilections for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Osservatore Romano
France
Holy See
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Baldwin Street
Mass. Union of
Munyon’s
Tremont Temple
World OF Sport
MY Clothier
Defence Score
Street Department
Thomas L. Jenks
C. W. Kingsley
Jackson
James A. Hathaway
William McBride
East
F. R. Kimball
Mulrey
Gage & Felton
H. B. Goodwin
New England Dressed Meat Company
J. B. Hollis
F. G. Newhall
National Market Bank of
Dodge
Supreme Court
Blodgett
Thomas A. Mullen
J. L. Kelly
Paving Department
Foreman Cullen
Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Smith
Tobin
John Kelly
Mr. Wells
Wells
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Columbus Ave
Frost
Bride’s Sewing Circle
Ise
Wheele
Secretary Long
Cruisst
May Chase
Brockton G. A. R. Post
Draintree
Puritana Outing Club
Hammond
Woodbury's
Gloucester
East Gloucester
Rocky Neck
Vs. Sheehy & CO
Corner Spring Lane
Devonshire St
Postoffice
East Weymouth
Minnesota
Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Prince’s Stud
Wolferton
Sandringham
Norfolk
Superior Court
Abraham P. Driver
Boston Gas Company
Hudson Street
Portland
Exeter
Ida Lathrop
Lisbon
Rugs Gles
Army
West Point
N. Y
Samuel Breck
Ruggles
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Met. Manufg. Co
Eunice
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Yorke — Palmer
Grace Church
Oswald Yorke
Eng
Maude Agnez
Lowell M. Palmer
Green—Jopp
First Congregational Church
Winsted
George Foster Prentiss
Thomas W. Green
Chelsea
Helen Elizabeth Jopp
St. Columbkille’s
Collamore
Newbury Street
Horace L. Collamore
Francis Collamore
North
Pembroke
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