Permanent Cure Claimed by Alderman in 1900 Chicago Ad
A testimonial from H. M. Stubig, alderman of the 27th Ward, praises Warner's Safe Cure for Bright's disease, recounting a dramatic recovery after two weeks and four months. The ad promotes Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills, with a free trial bottle offer from the Warner Safe Cure Co. in Rochester, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Boulevard
Chicago
Bright
Warner
H. M. Stubig
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Dine With Choates in London
London June 11 King Edward Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria attended a lavish embassy dinner at Mr Choate’s residence with 40 covers. Morgan met the King and discussed affairs with J P Morgan Sr as diplomatic glitter and American roses framed the celebrated evening. The event drew strong praise for American prestige in England as guests lingered into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Choate
Caritom House
United States
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Mr. Choate
Mrs. Choate
Lord Lansdowne
Duke of Norfolk
Great Britain
Chioate
J. P. Morgan, Sr
Edward
Lord Rosebery
Fame
Mr. Morgan
Richardson Clover
England
Vernon Harcourt
Lady Spencer
Henry White
Miss White
Mr. Cho
Quay Wing Dominates Pennsylvanias Republican Convention
In urgent Philadelphia drawn clashes Senator Quay forces the nomination of Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker for Governor amid a split with Attorney General Elkin faction. Major Isaac Brown secures Lieutenant Governor. Brown of Lawrence County leads field. Maine Governor Hill nominated. platform praises President Roosevelt and Republican principles while pledging renomination. Secretary Shaw previews presidential campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
URG
Quay Harrise
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Elkin
Isaac Brown Pffer
Quay
Beaver County
Fenrose
Durham
Hiksch
Roosevelt
McKinley
Republican Party
Lester B. Cornish
Asia
Hill
Richard Weir
Portland
George Smith
Caribou
Fores Goodwin
Skowhegan
Hil Eid
Maine
Shaw
Portland delegates rally at measure for governor nomination
The 1648 delegates at the State convention gather for two duties to nominate the governor. The session opens with remarks by F M Wells and Newell P Noble. The platform is praised as candidates are reviewed and tribute is paid to the administered leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowton
Oulton
Hyard
Sta
Charles A. Kaliapecy
Berry
Tea Conflict at Harrison Avenue Restaurant Ends Quietly
A 10 PM visit by six Japanese at Low's Harrison avenue restaurant sparked threats of violence from local patrons. A Chinese waiter served tea with no fault found, and tensions rose as fights seemed imminent. Officer Brooks arrived, preventing a brawl and the Japanese departed after paying for six cups of tea.
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Low
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Chinatown
Atrolman Brooks
Great Damage at Peoria Illinois Storm
A historic Peoria storm swept the city at 20 mph with double strikes at 10 PM and 2 AM. At least 10 people died and several more are gravely injured. rail lines, warehouses, stores, and factories suffered extensive damage, and communication links were severed for hours. Kingston Mines and Dry Run reports add three and many injuries. river craft disappeared with crews missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Central Illinois
George Reardan
Peoria Electric Company
Georges Ashtock
Reardan
Peoria and Pekin Union
Iowa Central
Wlinois Central
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago
Corning & Co
Clark
Harned & van Maur
Charles Canon & Co
Dry Run
St. Louis
Peoria Lake
Bloomington
Kingston Mires
Newsam Bros
Ince
Thomas Murray
Murray
Millionaire Hussey to Lead Danvers Anniversary Parade
Danvers marks its 150th anniversary with a major parade led by chief marshal William Penn Hussey. The eight mile procession features six sections including a military display, firemen, and a trade division. Hussey has spent heavily, organized aids, and prepared Riverbank for large crowds. The event includes Sunday services, speeches, a banquet, and a town hall anniversary ball.
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Danvers
William Penn Hussey
Park Fund
Mr. Hussey
New & d
Aids
Hussey
Peabody Cadets
Hamilton
Wiliam Penn Hussey
Amibulance Corps
Red Cross
W. ‘ Ayres
Herbert J. Chase
Lexington
Howard K. Sanderson
Lynn
Samuel L. Sawyer
Senators Horn
Lodge
Hasid Moody
Town Hall
Salem Cadet Orchestra
Frank C. Damon
Wallace P. Hood
Ards
Lester
Rutland Railroad Announces Summer Excursion Rates
The Rutland railroad resumes sale of summer excursion tickets to Vermont and Canada and to points on and via Champlain. It also offers very low fares, sometimes half price, to major West Coast centres including Denver and Minneapolis for convention travel. Mail orders and itineraries available from Marsters at 20 Washington Street Boston.
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Rutland Railroad
Vermont
Canada
Champlain
Denver
Minneapolis
Boston
Amaze É&. Marsters
Washington Street
Disfigured Skin and Debility Mention Patent Remedy
Fragment from an old medical advert describes severe body damage marked by neck lumps eye inflammations and digestive issues. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical cure claiming it purges humors and improves the entire system for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanen Hood
Hether
Absolute Faith in Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Carpenter
Michael Clancy of 458 Bremen Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney trouble in 1895 and notes continued improvement after months with no recurrence. He endorses the product today, urging others to remember the name and buy only Dean's. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY is sole U.S. agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Clancy
Carpenter
Bremen Street
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Tornado sweeps through Illinois causes extensive damage
A tornado tore through Illinois damaging structures and destroying a building’s contents. A tower eight feet high was blown off and carried about 100 feet, injuring no one reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Martial Law Declared in Pawtucket to Quell Strike Turmoil
Providence June 11 Pawtucket will be under martial law tomorrow after conductors and motormen strike unrest and violence. militia quotas including two troops of cavalry and infantry companies will be deployed to enforce order.
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Providence
R. I
Pawtucket
Tomor
Helen Warworth Convicted in Middlesex Larceny Trial
Helen Warworth also known as Helen Walworth and alias Mary Solis was found guilty on two counts of larceny after a four hour jury deliberation in Middlesex Superior Court before Judge De Courcy. She had been on trial for passing bad checks in suburban cities after arrest early in March.
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Helen Walworth
Alias French
Mary Solis
de. Courcy
Middlesex Superior Court
Beeston hosts Hungarias champion in tense showdown
Mr Aim, the Hungarias champion, appeared last night in Beeston to a match slated as high stakes. Soatter’s new rider faced a strong opponent, with a decisive result favoring the challenger as the crowd watched. Tonight another top pairing unfolds with Gutler expected to challenge Hub.
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Mr. Aim
Hungarias
Tate Esa
Beeston
Ok Soatter
Ment
Dajorn
1. É. Gutler
Hitt Sails for Labrador and Greenland on Greenland Trip
James J. Hitt president of the Great Northern railroad departed New York for a month long voyage to Labrador and Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Bill
Greenland
New York
James J. Hitt
Great Northern Railroad
Labrador
Council vs Legislature at Boston ball game
A humorous contest unfolds tomorrow at 3 PM on American grounds where the Legislature nine faces the Common Council nine. Senator Sullivan stars, with three Sullivan and two Fitzgeralds to lead hits, while mascots distribute Pleasant Street maps and lease summaries to fans.
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Boston
M. J. Sullivan
New Yorkiants
Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Marshall Thompson
Legislative Nine
Pleasant Street
Aero Collins
Saenger Peary
Senate
Gommon Connell
Evail
Hayes
Ix O Yester- Gay
Sulivan
Morocco
Hoyle
Somerville High Wins Interscholastic Championship Game
Somerville High defeats Dorchester High 6 to 1 on neutral American League field to claim the interscholastic championship. large student crowd and colorful school colors observed. Umpire Lyons officiated as players listed include Hodgdon Good and Good, with attendance noted.
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Somerville High
Dorchester High
Somerville
Dorchester
Hogesco
Bisvo Bay
Barnstone
A. Hat"Hodgdon
A. Good
D. Good
Sa Hickey
Oer
A . Houlloney
Cope Ey Lyons
Mmedh
Cambridge A Meeting Stirs Interest Over Local Debates
A muddled report from Cambridge A describes an improvised meeting at te en bois ont with mentions of seven brews and a referee. Names such as Nadean Thames and Walcott appear amid fragmented phrases about timing and attendance.
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Cambridge A
Te En Bois
Neclin
Nat Wat Walcott
Coffee sufferer finds health with Postum
A Columbus Georgia man cites his wife’s illness improving after quitting coffee and starting Postum and Grape-Nuts. He and his family report weight gain and relief from headaches, with his own health also improving. The letter urges readers to try Postum as a coffee alternative.
Nestor May Dies After Lumber Wagon Collision in Boston
Cornelis Nestor, a longtime Tewksbury Almshouse engineer, arrived in Boston with $96 seeking a vacation but was fatally injured when a heavily loaded lumber wagon struck him at Portland Street. Driver Holly Brown, of I N McLean Lumber, was hospitalized as a result of the accident. Nestor remained unconscious and did not recover.
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Cornelis Nestor
Tewksbury Almshouse
Boston
City Hospital
Holly Brown
I. N. McLean
Canton Street
Portland Street
Nestor
Bancroft Of Harvard Crew in Wet Downtime
Harvard coaches faced rain and low temperatures as they planned to send both crews on time. The four oared shell covered two miles at a steady pace amid substitutions and poor form due to weather. Dr Hutchinson coached the varsity and Dr utter arrived as proctor for exam week.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Bancroft
Francis
Smith
Covel
Varsity
Dr. Hutchinson
Dr. Utter
Koch Lung Cure inhalation method for consumption
The text promotes inhalation therapy as the only effective cure for consumption, citing Koch Tuberculine and the Koch Inhalation process. It claims injection failed but inhalation works, with Dr Edward Koch introducing the method in the United States through the Koch Lung Cure Co. at 361 Boynton Street Boston and offers a booklet of testimonials.
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Congress of Physicians
London
Professor Koch
Berlin
Koch
Edward Koch
Koch Lung Cure Co
Boynton St
Boston
Koch Lung Cure
Eb W Grove Tablets Remedy Cures Bromine Conta
A fragment in illegible OCR references EB W GROVE tablets as a remedy claimed to cure bromine related conditions. The readable bits suggest a medicinal product pitch without clear evidence or context.
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Warner’s
Alderman Stubig
Aiscotia
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan’s
White
Crosby's
Oxford
Nam
ARMY
Geo
Harding
Summer ST
A. Sawyer
M. Bs
Isonday Tsik
Barnstable
Beecham
Morgan
Pennsylvania
Denisylvana
Millionaire Hussey
Helen Warworth
Cambridge A. A
America
Columbus
T. M. Coguin
Soa
Ipiles
Ifistula
Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B. M’connell
Boylston Street
Hotel Pelham
G. E. Davis Optical Co
Zrir'ss
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Openeral Undertakers
Washington St
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
Pounder
Agnes
William F. Pounder
Saratoga Street
Woodlawn Cemetery
EB. W. Grove
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