Munyon Remedies Claim Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Munyon's 57 remedies including Rheumatism and Dyspepsia cures with promises of fast relief and permanent cures. Testimonials from S A, G S Smith, and Agnes Ready praise the products. Munyon's sells at druggists for 25 cents a vial with free medical consultation at Tremont Temple offices.
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Bright
S. Beb. Waugh
Webster St
G.S. Smith
Warrenton St
Agnes M. Ready
Dartmouth St
Sundar
Tremont Temple
Buffalo Bill's Wild West thrills Boston crowds yesterday
The Rough Riders and Cody's troupe staged a vivid reenactment of the San Juan Hill campaign. Buffalo Bill rode with perilous feats while McGinty and Dynamite the bronco provided dramatic, comic, and perilous moments. Hawaiians and Indians planned a bridge-side swim with Peter McNally after the performance.
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Rough Riders
Bunker Hill
Huntington Avenue Plains
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Ninth
Tenth Cavalry
Grimes
Garcia
Colonel Cody
Congress of Rough Riders of the World
San Juan
Buffalo Bill
Deadwood
Boston
Flat Iron
Colonel Roosevelt
McGinty
Dynamite
Dervish
Craigie Bridge
Peter McNally
New England
Washington St
Fireman John Lofgreen Dies After Tremont Street Blaze
John Lofgreen died in City Hospital after injuries from a fire at 266 Tremont Street in a dodging house run by Susan Lott. The blaze began in the basement from hot ashes and spread to the fourth floor, where lodgers slept.
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John Lofgreen
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Worcester
Susan Lott
Lofgreen
Abbott
Boston Protective Department
Post
Aniel W. Brown
Protective Department No. 2
Brown
Chemical No. 2
Engine 26
Protective No. 2
Hart
Ladder 3
Street Car Strike Sparks Turbulent Cleveland Scenes
In Cleveland on June 12 a street railway strike tied up service as deputies guarded the first car from Lakeview barns amid jeers and missiles. A mob delayed the car at the square, with strikers boarding and motorman leaving under an ovation as thousands blocked the avenue and cut trolley ropes.
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Cleveland, O
Lakeview Barns
C. J. Nugent Dead After Tragic Train Trip
C J Nugent of Boston died on a Nickel Plate train between McCamp and Sturatsville while traveling home from Denver. Suffering from consumption, he was unaccompanied and died despite aboard efforts. Body left at Fostoria for an undertaker. Relatives notified.
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Toledo
Ohio
C. J. Nugent
Boston
Mass
McCamp
Sturatsville
Boy Thrown From Train at Columbus Avenue Station
The body of a likely 15 year old identified as Edward W. Corey lies at City Hospital morgue after being thrown from a train on the Boston and Albany line at Columbus Avenue station. Police seek his Newton parents. he wore a soldier’s cap marked M. A. H. S and may have attended Mechanic Arts High School.
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Edward W. Corey
City Hospital
Boston
Newton
Corey
Boston & Albany
Columbus Avenue
Mechanic Arts
Car Conductor Overdosed With Chloral
Shortly after midnight Fred L. Jacquith a 28 year old street car conductor was taken to City Hospital with an overdose of chloral. He was worked over vigorously and will recover.
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Fred L. Jacquith
Tandem Riders Struck Near Duck Bridge Injure Two Men
Thomas Cardman of 26 Winchester Brookline and Isaac Hesser of 17 Coolidge Street were riding a tandem near the Duck bridge when an automobile collided with them. Cardman escaped with minor scratches while Hesser suffered facial cuts elbow injuries and bruising from the impact.
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Thomas Cardman
Winchester Street
Brookline
Isaac Hesser
Coolidge Street
Duck Bridge
Cardman
Hesser
Bobby Shaftoe at Hollis Street Theatre Delights Boston Audiences
Amateur company stages Bobby Shaftoe the new Mother Goose extravaganza as a detailed, well rehearsed production. George E. Parmenter Old King Cole and George F. Madden as Man in the Moon receive strong notices. Cast includes Polly, Shaftoe, Courtleigh, and Mary Sanders with an extended run likely.
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Bobby Shaftoe
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
Harry Church Whorf
James W. Calderwood
Mother Goose
Old King Cole
Polly
George Lowell Tracy
Shaftoe
George E. Parmenter
David Earl Newland
J. J. Warner
George F. Madden
Edwin Fowler
Charles Ballard
Margery Dan
G. W. S. Reed
Peter
Biograph at Keith's Delights Malden Viewers with Parade Clips
The Malden biograph at Keith's draws crowd praise for six recent anniversary parade views and other up to date footage. The show features Dodd's cavalry First Heavy Artillery Governor Wolcott and guests in carriages plus Marchetti style acts. A Lesson in Acting stars Bob Mantell with W J Bowen as a fierce villain. Bar ny Fagan and Munroe Mack deliver lively comedy along with Kara jugger and Al Wilson. The Nichols sisters perform a black face act and a strong vaudeville lineup closes the bill.
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Gee
Marion Clark
All Malden
Dodd
Bob Mantell
W. J. Bowen
Mr. Mantell
Marie Booth-Russel
Mr. Whaley
Barney Fagan
Henrietta Byron
Fagan
al Wilson
Nichols Sisters
Robert Mantell
Kara
Monroe and
Mack
Ecomedian
Blockson
Burns
Nichols
Malden
Ching Ling Foo
Castle Square Theatre Delights with A Midnight Bell
Castle Square Theatre followed a hot running hit with Hoyt’s A Midnight Bell. Matinee and evening crowds gave strong approval as the cast, unusually robust for the house, drew keen interest especially around the new faces on stage.
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Castle Square Theatre
Hoyt
Castle Square
Norumbega Park Becomes June Outing Favorite For All
Crowds flock to Norumbega Park this weekend with the zoological garden drawing special notice. The Talma Ladies Military Band performs daily in music court and on the veranda during supper. This week's rustic theatre features the New York specialty company with acrobats, a trick violinist, illustrated songs, and a popular Chinese act.
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Zoological Garden
Talma Ladies
Rustic Theatre
New York
Javelss
H. T. Wait
Harry J. Howard
Seymour and Dupree
Waldo Whipple
Erminie Returns to Tre Mont Theatre with Strong Cast
The second week of Erminie at the Tre mont theatre drew a large audience praised for its superb cast. Francis Wilson as Cadeaux and Tom Seabrooke as Ravennes headline a powerful revival, with Jenny Weathersby and Lulu Glaser crossing strong notes. The run wraps next Saturday night, a limited engagement.
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Erminie
Cadeaux
Tom Seabroothe
Ravennes
Jenny Weathersby
Irish Donnybrook Show Draws Boston Crowds at Museum
A lively Irish themed program at Austin & Stone's museum drew large crowds with Rollecking Scenes at Donnybrook, dancing, sharpshooting, and shillelah twirling. Performers included Teddy Sullivan, Tom Morrissey, Dan Nash, Pat Flahherty, Kittie Morris, John Harney, Charlie Murphy, and many others. Dublin day is planned for today with more acts announced and noted dogs and animals adding to the exhibition.
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Sons of Erin
Austin & Stone’s
Donnybrook
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Teddy Sullivan
Tom Morrissey
Dan Nash
Pat Flahherty
Kittie Morris
John Harney
Charlie Murphy
Barney Mullaly
Rose McCarthy
Dan Galvin
Dublin
Mlle. Murillo
Nilson
Wayland
Hickey
Nelson
Lizzie Weston
Morello’s Spaniels
Billy Sully
Wiley and Walley
W. J. Holmes
Emma Gilbert
Shee
The Chutes at the Wild West Show Attraction
Crowds gathered at the Chutes on fine weather day. Indians cowboys and Mexicans from the Wild West Show drew curious patrons. A new fountain at the cafe impressed visitors while Collins's First Regiment Band provided music. The miniature railroad and three quarter mile track drew heavy attendance along with Combination Park attractions.
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Sda
Collins
First Regiment
F. P. Rogers
Palace Theatre offers lively vaudeville week
Manager Charles Waldron presents a varied bill with Eulalie and Kerwin leading a top act. Sam Collins and Al Lawrence entertain with acrobatics and readings. Scanlan and Stevers trigger laughs in a Comedy sketch. Bessie Taylor charms with coon songs and the burlesque finale features the company with multiple specialties. Smoking allowed during performances.
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Palace Theatre
Charles Waldron
Eulalie
Sam Collins
al Lawrence
Scanlan
Stevers
Bessie Taylor
Pearl Stevens
Cora White
Baby Barrett
Pauline Sylvester
al Patterson
George Scanlan
Mystery Keeps Boston Audiences in the Dark
Gabriel D Alberg presents The Girl in the Moon at the Boston Theatre in a Chicago company debut. The clever Vienna mystery baffles crowds as bright electric lights reveal little about its true nature. A free pantoscope exhibition is shown in the outer lobby.
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Boston
Boston Theatre
Gabriel D’alberg
Chicago Exhibition Company
Vienna
Paris
London
la Lune
Point of Pines Announces June Opening With Grand Holiday Attractions
The Point of Pines resort will open June 17 and 18 with strong attractions. Fireworks by Pain company, a bal loon ascension and parachute jump. Kil Patrick the one legged bicyclist reenacts the Washington capitol steps ride. Lynn Cadet Band performs, plus minor amusements. Vaudeville at the rustic theatre features the California minstrel company Prince Pro Tem Quartet and other high class acts.
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Point of Pines
Pain Company
Kilpatrick
West Steps
Capitol
Washington
Lynn Cadet Band
New Rustic Theatre
California Minstrel Company
Prince Pro Tem
Sharkey McCoy Fight Headlines Summer Shows at Nickelodeon
The ten round Sharkey versus McCoy slugfest at the Nickelodeon thrills patrons with clear action on screen. Curio hall features include Chicago the talking dog and a popcorn eating contest. Vaudeville nights showcase Blanch Hartford and a lineup of well known artists like Hall, Herbert, Kittie Burke, the Strahans, James Burke, Dollie Scott, and Lulu Simpson.
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Sailor Pugilist
Kid McCoy
Nickelodeon
Sharkey and McCoy
Curio Hall
Chicago
Queen of Song
Blanch Hartford
Hall and Herbert
Kittie Burke
the Strahans
James Burke
Dollie Scott
Lulu Simpson
May Be The Spanker In Court Case At West Roxbury
West Roxbury police from Station 13 presented a man in court who investigators think might be the notorious "Jack the Spanker" known for troubling mothers in the area. The proceedings focused on identification efforts and ongoing inquiries into the case.
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West Roxbury
Jack the Spanker
Drunkenness charge delays case of man linked to local spankings
A man calling himself Gustaf A Frockberg was arrested with two young girls on Union avenue. In court, a girl said he resembled the man who spanked her after luring her to a vacant house, while another could not confirm identifications. The case, though for drunkenness, was continued to Wednesday for police to investigate further.
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Erelele Dee
Gustaf
Frockberg
Shawmut Avenue
Union Avenue
Six Day Race Of New York Ends Amid Financial Trouble
The six day go as you please foot race began at Madison Square Garden at midnight and ended shortly after 10 pm due to financial trouble.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Hires Root Beer Campaign Declares War on Thirst
The twenty first season for Hires Root beer opens with a campaign proclaiming the drink’s supremacy and healthful qualities. It touts affordability and popularity as a summer staple, noting one package can yield five gallons of the temperance beverage.
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Rootbeer
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Cyclone Hits New Richmond Wrecking Hope for Survivors
Messages from Stevens Point report a cyclone striking New Richmond at about 7:30 p.m. killing and wounding hundreds. Wisconsin Central lines west of Jewett Mills failed. Milwaukee readiness to dispatch nurses and surgeons is noted as relief efforts begin from Irvine and Jewett Mills. Dr Wade reported killed and Dr Eply injured with both legs broken.
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Wis
Wisconsin Central
Stevens Point
Horn
St. Paul
Jewett Mills
Robertson
Omaha
Marshall
New Richmond
Irvine
Jewtt Mills
Wade
Eply
Cigarmakers Union 97 Secures Wage Increase after Week of Agitation
After a week of agitation the Cigarmakers Union 97 wins a revised price bill. Over 900 workers will see wages rise from 1 to 3 dollars per week as they report to work confident in the new pay scale.
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Union 97
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