All Run Down Are Women in Early Summer
Health ad touts Peruna as a cure for summer catarrh and run down conditions. It cites testimonials from Miss Anna Johnson of Kingston and Miss Bess F Healy of St Paul and May V Adams of New Orleans praising Peruna for indigestion blood health and energy. Dr Hartman offers free guidance at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Anna Johnson
Clergy Street
Kingston
Ont
May V. Adams
The
Louisiana Literary Union
Terpsichore Street
New Orleans
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Bess F. Healy
Wabash Street
St. Paul, Minn
Carpenters Union Elects Officers in Two Locals
Carpenters Union 438 of Brookline names President Surrey McKhense Vice President Arthur M Watson Recording Secretary Lloyd J Smith Financial Secretary James Keefe Treasurer J J McAdams Conductor R A Peck. Union 386 of Dorchester elects President H Vogel Vice President A H Fowler Recording Secretary J A Stent Financial Secretary J W Lent Treasurer George Wilson Conductor Moses Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union 438
Brookline
Surrey Mckhense
Arthur M. Watson
Lloyd J. Smith
James Keefe
J. J. McAdams
R. A. Peck
Carpenters’ Union 386
Dorchester
H. Vogel
A. H. Fowler
J. A. Stent
J. W. Lent
George Wilson
Moses Hughes
Banished Woman Grace Quigley Sentenced in Lynn
Salem June 16 Judge Bell of the Superior Criminal Court banished Grace Quigley a Lynn woman who with Isaac Do Ultman of Lynn was fined 300 for improper conduct Both defendants must post bonds for good behavior for several years The case was tried in private Miss Quigley believed first woman banished from the county since colonial days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Bell
Superior Criminal Court
Grace Quigley
Lynn
Isaac Do. Ultman
Miss Quigley
Milk Drivers Union approves badge design and meeting date
The Milk Drivers' Union committee settled on a distinguishing button design to be presented at the meeting on the first Wednesday of next month. A San Francisco message discusses Pacific coast conditions and benefits of thorough organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Drivers’ Union
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Needham Voters Authorize Town Hall Project bonds
Needham convened a special meeting to approve building a new Town Hall at a price of 55000 dollars. The town will issue 20 year bonds to finance the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
St. Patrick's Day Debate in House Ends in Adjournment
In a light moment yesterday Representatives Keenan and Kinney sparred over St. Patrick's Day and the 17th of March. Kinney recalled the Battle of Bunker Hill and Mellen's order to adjourn for the celebration, while Keenan pressed the link to the 17th of June. The House then adopted Mellen's adjournment order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Day
Keenan and
Kinney
Keenan
Ward 8
Mr. Kinney
Ward' 10
Bunker Hill
Mellen
Mr. Keenan
Nova Scotia
J. Kinney
Root Approves Gomez Payments Made by Wood
Washington report says Secretary Root took full responsibility for money paid to General Gomez by General Wood during the Cuban U S occupation. Officials cite dire Cuba conditions and Gomez’s leadership, noting Congress already had the full expenditure list including Gomez payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Gomez
Wood
Cuba
Congress
War Department
Department
Nota Cuban
United States
Philippines
Spain
Brooke
Eluded Maine Fugitive Is Captured By Boston Police
John L. Ingham a 40 year old fugitive from Maine charged with larceny by forged orders from Philip Ladd of Winthrop was captured in Boston after four years on the run. He allegedly took 400 and a gold watch from Mrs. Merchant and drew out 2000 from Ladd’s bank accounts while living with Ladd in Winthrop. Police had tracked him for years and he was found at the South End boarding house and arrested. to be arraigned Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Ingham
Maine
Boston
Philip 8. Ladd
Winthrop
Ingham
Mr. Ladd
Augusta National Bank
Leominster National Bank
Ladd
J. F. Bean
Augusta
Mrs. Merchant
South End
Hervey & Co
South
Lawrence Lady Kills Herself in South Lawrence
June 17. Mrs Jennie R Davis 51 of South Lawrence was found dead at her home 62 South Broadway. A razor lay by her in a bed of blood with a deep cut and severed jugular. Discovered by her daughter. Ill for two years, recent worsening. Survived by husband two daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jennie R. Davis
South Lawrence
South Broadway
Chntzens Decide Length of Militia Presence in Pawtucket
Governor Kimball and a 10 member committee including Mayor Fitzgerald and Chief Rice decide to keep troops in Pawtucket for up to a month to prevent further disturbances from a street car strike. Troops rotate in relays with traffic suspended by sunset while police and militia maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtuckes
Fitzgerald
Rice
Kimball
Tanner
Central Falls
Supreme Court
Melrose Woman Sentenced to 10 Months for Larceny
Judge Charles A. De Courcy sentenced Mrs. Helen Walworth of Melrose Highlands to ten months in the House of Correction after she pleaded guilty to larceny for passing worthless checks in several suburban stores. She claimed no necessity, noting funds in the bank and income from writing and stock. She appeared well dressed and composed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. de Courcy
House of Correction
Midlesex
Helen Walworth
Melrose Highlands
Medals Presented for Heroic Sea Rescue at Monomoy Point
In Chatham on June 16 Captain Elmer Mayo and Surfman Ellis received gold medals from the Treasury Depart ment for their heroism in the Monomoy Point disaster last March. Congressman William S. Greene presided at the Town Hall ceremony before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Elmer Mayo
Monomoy Point
Ellis
Treasury Department
William S. Greene
Golf Cup Round One Results From Sete Club
Newton June report notes the ident's cup first round completed at Sete Golf Club with one second round match finished. Mentions players such as Deat-W D Qeeott, George, Prescott, Cobb, Manning and others in unclear endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Sete Golf Club
meAnnne Deat-W
Qeeott
George Beet
Cleveland First American to Be Given Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree
In Philadelphia on June 16 1900 the Augustinian College of St Thomas will confer the doctor of jurisprudence on former President Cleveland the first U S recipient of the degree Mrs Cleveland and several Princeton faculty accompany him the Austrian ambassador also to receive a degree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Augustinian College of St Thomas
United States
Princeton University
Harvard Night At The Pops A Harvard Hymnfest
Last night at Symphony Hall Harvard students and alumni packed the floor to celebrate Harvard Night at the Pops. A mix of old grads and freshmen cheered core Harvard songs and college airs from Queen Philippine to Hi Ka Ya as the audience sang along and roared with pride in Harvard traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Symphony Hall
Airsegan
Pi Eta
Hasty Pudding
Stein
Dodo
Hannah
Frantz
Yale
Eli
Co operative Conference Arrives in Lewiston for Co operation Goal
Men from all sections of the Union travel to Lewiston Maine for the National Co operative Conference to be held June 20. The event is under the Coworkers Fraternity of Boston and the Co operative Association of America. Notable speakers include George E McNeill Samuel M Jones Charles F Thayer Walter Vrooman and John Pickering Putnam among others. The five day program covers business sessions public mass meetings and lectures with plans to federate existing co operative enterprises and expand co operative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Coworkers’ Fraternity of
Boston
Co-operative Association of America
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Coworkers’ Fraternity
Oxford
Eng
George F. Washburn
John H. Merrill
Mérchants’ Co-dperative Association of
Chicago
Elmer Gates
C. H. Howard
Frank Parsons
Ruskin College
Boston University
George W. Galvin
B. O. Flower
The
Arena
Alexander Kent
the People’s Church
Washington, D. C
John Pickering Putnam
Workers’ Co-operative Association
Alonzo Wardall
Topeka
Kan
George E. Littlefield
Haverhill
Mass
M. R. Thompson
Vineland
N. J
S. H. Comings
St. Paul
Minn
M. R. Kerr
Sandwich
Co-operative Hall
Monay
Auburn
Labor Day committee named by Teamsters Local 25
Teamsters Local 25 appoints a Labor Day celebration committee led by President William Hartnett with J A Duff T McCarthy James Grady Frank Brown and J A Murray. A new button design will be chosen by the committee. The union enrolled 27 new members and received 37 applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters’ Local 25
William Hartnett
J. A. Duff
T. McCarthy
James Grady
Frank Brown
J. A. Murray
Mayor Vetoes Scott Pension in Boston Alderman Session
The Board of Aldermen met briefly and adjourned to June 4. Mayor Collins vetoed the pension order granting Fireman Scott $1000 yearly starting June 1895, with Corporation Counsel Bailey noting legal formalities and missing city physician examination. The issue echoes prior vetoes amid disputes with Fire Commissioner Russell. Scott has refused a formal medical exam despite injuries. An act allowed council pension authority, but the amount was not specified. The vote to override failed 6 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Collins
Scott
Corporation
Bailey
Russell
Missioner
Dodge
Hotel
Bristol
Copley Square
Committee On Finance
Miller
Dorchester District
Geneva Avenue
Harvard
West Selden
Norfolk Streets
Harvard Street
Norfolk Street
Morton Street
Tinkham
Committee On Public Improvements
Cemetery Vandalism Stirs Fall River Hebrews
In Fall River on June 16 the Hebrew community reports the cemetery gates broken and signs removed. A grave was dug and refilled and it is uncertain if a body was exhumed, an act deemed desecration by Jewish law. Police have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Four Year Old Survives 40 Foot Fall in Lawrence
June 16. In Lawrence a four year old child named James H. Ouellette fell headfirst from the third story of a block, more than 40 feet to a concrete sidewalk. He was picked up, sore and bruised, but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenge
James H. Ouellette
Northwestern Limited and Special Summer Rail Rates
The Chicago and Northwestern offers summer fares with low rates to St Paul Minneapolis Inver Col orado Springs Butte Helena Portland Tacoma Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ride the Northwestern Limited to St Paul or Minneapolis Colo rado Special two nights New England to Denver Overland Limited four nights to California and Oregon. Tickets and information at Northwestern office 368 Washington street.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Inver
Colorado Springs
Butte
Helena
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Colorado
New England
Denver
California
Oregon
Northwestern
Washington Street
Dragged Down Feeling in the Reins
A fragment describes a mood of nervousness and poor sleep with lingering despondency. It portrays a person grappling with tension, fatigue, and a sense of being held back, hinting at mental strain without clear context or resolution.
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Miss Bess F Healy
Paul
Mim
Dr King
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Crosby's
Judge Bell
Jack
Bes R
Pawtucket
Treasury
Dean
Hugene Rogers
Merrimac Street
Court and
Hanover Sts
Foster
Milburn
Buffata
N.Y
Conference For Co-Operation
Teamsters
James Ouellette
C. E. Davis Optical Co
A. Sawyer
Boylston St
Hm. W. Grove
Newman & Son
Tremont Street
Flaherty
Roxbury
Nora
Patrick J. Flaherty
Patrick J. Travers
Vernon Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
New York
Riley
Cleed Hospital
Frederick Pas
Funera Oe i
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