Munyon's Remedies Promote Free Medical Advice
Ten years Mr A Kelley of Everett Mass reports cure of left leg rheumatism after Munyon's Rheumatic Cure. Mr A McDonald of Melrose says seven years of rheumatism ended after trying Mingon's rheumatism remedy. Mrs Julia Mingon of Boston credits Munyon Dyspepsia Cure with restoring health after four years of stomach trouble. Munyon's static electrical machine and life chamber featured as treatments with free doctor service and letters answered for medical advice.
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A. McDonald
Melrose
Sixth St
Mass
Ays
Mingon
Julia Mingon
Westminster St
Boston
Munyon
Minyon
Riot Call Sparks West End Clash at Kenna's Saloon
A riot call sent Station 3 to Merrimac and Staniford streets where officers faced a mob outside Kenna's saloon. Patrolman McDonough fought Handy Tom Mansfield and John Mitchell as stones flew. reinforcements arrived and two suspects were taken into custody amid injuries and crowd jeers.
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Station 3
Merrimac
Staniford Streets
Staniford Street
West End
Kenna
Sergeant Egan
Gilmore
McDonough
Donnybrook Fair
Stamford Street
Thomas Mansfield
Handy Tom
Mansfield
Neeman
John Mitchell
Myrtle Street
Mitchell
Commonwealth
Egan
Kenna's
Hamage
Spe
Ell
Waile Ting
Theo
Express collision kills prominent Central New York man
The Adirondack express struck Samuel Stimson and Miss Abermorhorn in Herkimer this evening. Stimson was killed and Miss Abermorhorn, a popular public school teacher, was injured. Stimson was a prominent Republican figure in the region.
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Adiron- Gack Express
Herkimer
Samuel Stimson
Ahorn
Stimson
Mi ‘Abarmerhorn
New York
Ermerhorn
Queen Victoria Arrives in Windsor Amid Jubilee Preparations
Queen Victoria reached Windsor from Balmoral at nine this morning to cheering crowds along the route. Officials note her health is sound and she has personally handled jubilee documents and a new reign book proofs. In London the Commons resumed after Whitsuntide with a motion urging attendance at St Margaret's Church for the Jubilee ceremony, opposed by Mr Redmond but passed without a division.
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Windsor
Eng
Victoria
Balmoral
United States
London
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Church of St. Margaret’s
Westminster
William Redmond
Parnellite
East Clare
Great Britain
Ireland
Mr. Redmond
Americans Attend Queen Victoria Jubilee Garden Party in Paris
At the British embassy garden party in Paris honoring Queen Victoria's jubilee, U S ambassador General Horace Porter and embassy staff joined leading Americans in attendance. Senator Edward O Wolcott and Mrs Wolcott, ex Vice President Adlai E Stevenson and Mrs Stevenson, and General Charles Jackson Paine were present, with Sir F J Monson welcoming the American bi metallic commissioners Wolcott Stevenson Paine.
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Paris
Victoria
United States
France
Horace Porter
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
Wolcott
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Charles Jackson Paine
Massachusetts
F. J. Monson
Messrs. Wolcott, Stevenson and Paine
Victoria the Great poem for Empress-Queen
The Independent prints Alfred Austin’s poem praising Queen Victoria on the eve of sixty years of reign. It recalls her reign's blend of glory and sorrow, duty and motherhood, and asks God to spare and bless the Empress-Queen as her people lift their prayers. Swinford Old Manor, Ashford, Kent, England.
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the Independent
Victoria the Great
June
Swinford
English organist William Stansfield to give children’s recital
Mr William Stansfield of the Victorian Jubilee Association music committee will present a grand organ recital for children from 6 to 7 pm, with connections to Viscount de Frona sac and Mr Robert Kershaw. He studied under Dr H Hills and Dr C J Frost and previously led Dudley Parish Church concerts.
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William Stansfield
Victorian Jubilee Association
Viscount de Fronasac
Robert Kershaw
Stansfield
H. Hills
Victoria University
C. J. Frost
London
Dudley
England
Royal College of Organists
Royal College of Music
H. R. H. the Prince of Wales
Durham University
Incorporated Society of Musicians
Earl and Countess of Dudley
Kensington
Sampson Fox
Stansfield Honored at Boston Arts Event and Guild Founding
Mr. Stansfield received a special invitation and attended an arrest in art and literature in England. Now residing in Boston he serves as organist and choirmaster at St. John the Evangelist Church. He performed at St Paul’s Tremont Street during the Twentieth Century Club organ series and helped found the New York Guild of Organists.
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Sheffield
Stansfield
England
Boston
St. John the Evangelist Church
St. Paul’s
Tremont Street
New York Guild of Organists
Debs Launches Social Democracy of America Plan in Chicago
Eugene V. Debs unveiled a new project at Uhrichs Hall that forms a cooperative colonization movement to replace the American Railway Union. The secret meeting adopted the proposed name Social Democracy of America and outlined aims to establish a utopian western settlement with a knowledge-based workforce.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
Uhrich’s Hall
Debs
Social Democracy of America
West
Eugene Debs
Ex City Officials in Court in New Bedford
Ex-Alder John F. Johnson ex Alderman Thomas Gibney and ex-Councilman Alfred Clarkson of Fall River faced arraignment in Superior Court on charges under Chapter 206 for contracting with a government they served. Clarkson pleaded not guilty. Johnson and Gibney pleaded not guilty to multiple counts.
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New Bedford
John F. Johnson
Thomas KB. Gibney
Alfred Clarkson
Fall River
Superior Court
Clarkson
Johnson
Europe
Braley
Gibney
James Langford
Albert T. Clark
David Beattie
Striking Tailors Victory Ends Long Labor Dispute
In New York on June 17 the great tailors strike ended with a win for the workers. A Contractors' Association committee announced that the association would sign the Brotherhood of Tailors agreement in a collective body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Contractors’ Association
Brotherhood of Tailors
Fire Aboard Lumber Schooner Near American Shoals
The El Rio reports a three masted lumber laden schooner anchored on a reef two miles west of American Shoals burning fiercely with unknown name while wreckers circle. The Cheruskia reports a waterlogged sixty fathom long wreck bottom up in 26.58 N 74.26 W, a dangerous navigation obstruction.
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New Orleans
el Rio
New York
American Shoals
Cheruskia
Hamburg
Merrill Prize Winners at Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter June 17 Principal Amen announced Merrill prize winners for excellence in competition. First prize went to Harris M. Richmann and Sylvester J. Beach. Second prize to Adame Maas and honorable mention to Bert M. Sawyer Jr of Bangor and John P. Smith of Rockville Conn. Judges included Professors Hill Briggs and Kittredge of Harvard. Prizes come from a gift by Dr A L Rill of Exeter.
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Exeter
N. H
Amen
Phillips Exeter Academy Today
Merrill
Harris M. Richmann
Adame
Maas
Sylvester J. Beach
Bange
Bert M. Sawyer, Jr
Bangor
John P. Smith
Rockville
Rockville, Conn. the Qucaes Were Professor A. S&s. Hill, L. Jehne Briggs
G. L. Kittredge
Harvard College
A. L. Rill
Boston
Twenty Ninth Regiment reunion officers chosen at Point Pleasant
The Twenty ninth Massachusetts Volunteers held their twenty eighth annual reunion at Point Pleasant. General Joseph H. Barnes was elected president for the twenty eighth time. Majors Doten and Deane spoke on soldier and civic service. Honorary member George W. Penniman was elected. Mayor Greene welcomed the comrades and praised Fall River’s growth.
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Fall River
Twentyninth Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
Point Pleasant
Joseph H. Barnes
East Boston
H. Deten
Plymouth
John M. Deane
James Booth
Taunton
S. C. Wright
South Boston
Joseph O. Neill
Emery Hopkins
George H. Taylor
East Cambridge
William H. Baker
Chelsea
Greenville H. Gould
Brockton
G. A. Badger
Lynn
John Shannon
Cambridgeport
Charles E. Low
Boston
Eljah H. Estes
Canton
L. L. Billings
Sharon
Charles Chamberlain
Augustus Leavitt
North Easton
W. S. Greene
Treaty Annexation Debate Reveals Senate Tilt
A Senate poll shows a narrow majority likely to approve Hawaii annexation. The document lists numerous supporters and opponents including Allen, Allison, and Daniels among others, with Secretary Sherman outlining the treaties integration of Hawaii. The President delays immediate action while opposition from Senator Daniels and others persists.
Mulrey’s Holiday Behind Bars in Charlestown
J Richard Mulrey remains jailed as legal actions proceed after his trial. He mostly stays in his cell with limited exercise and meals described as modest. His lawyer and the court discuss filing exceptions while Mulrey shows calm resignation and appetite recovery.
New Mulrey and Finneran Seek Supreme Court Review
Newer exceptions were filed by J. Richard Mulrey and Thomas F. Finneran as they serve their sentences. Judge Blodgett refused a stay of execution pending Supreme Court decision. Counsel argue the court exceeded its power and challenge the 189% statute's constitutionality.
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J. Richard Mulrey
Thomas F. Finneran
Blodgett
Supreme Court
Ecounsel
Reunion of Company G First Massachusetts Cavalry Held
The annual reunion of Company G First Massachusetts Cavalry Association met at the United States Hotel yesterday afternoon. Members feasted on a bountiful repast and shared reminiscences of bygone days.
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First Massachusetts Cavalry Association
United States
Ships Reach Ports and Sickness Pills Touted
Washington dispatch notes the Ban croft arriving at Beyrout the Marblehead at Key West and the Petral at Chemulpe The Alert sails from Port Angeles for Victoria Beechnams Pills claim to cure Sick Headache.
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Washington
Bancroft
Beyrout
Marblehead
Key West
Petral
Chemulpe
Alert
Port Angeles
Victoria
FELS-NAPTHA Soap Ad Urges Cold Water Use
A vintage ad from Fels & Co. of Philadelphia promotes washing clothes with FELS NAPTHA soap in cold or lukewarm water, claiming comfort and cleanliness without using hot water.
Opposition to Hawaiian Annexation Grows in Senate
The Hawaiian annexation treaty faces strong opposition in the Senate with many fearing a difficult passage this session. Republicans and Democrats alike weigh delaying vote until after the tariff bill and possibly deferring action to the next session to avoid crystallizing opposition.
Momentary respite in Cuba policy debate noted
The text argues any pause in policy is likely mistaken as it would fuel aggressive Pan Americanism and popular appetite for Cuba by resuming action that hurts small Hawaii. It emphasizes the political danger of the move and the broader regional implications.
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Cuba
Hawaii
Liliuokalani files protest over Hawaii treaty
Ex Queen Liliuokalani delivered a protest to Secretary of State John Sherman condemning a treaty she says cedes Hawaii to the United States. She argues the action is unjust to natives, violated rights of ruling chiefs, and excludes Hawaii’s 40,000 native voters from consultation.
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Washington
Liliuokalani
John Sherman
A. D
Messrs. Hatch
Thurston and Kinney
United States
Hawaii
Senator Davis Plans Hawaii Treaty Review Next Session
Senator Davis chair of the Senate foreign relations committee said the Hawaii treaty will be taken up at the next regular meeting on Wednesday of next week. He added there will be no special session for the treaty and that it will stay in committee long enough for all sides to be heard depending on Senate action this session. He declined to comment on that point.
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Davis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
England voices envy over American annexation plan
The Pall Mall Gazette and The Globe weigh in on President McKinley’s potential Hawaii annexation. They warn of a stronger US navy and sea power, caution against England being bullied, and urge Britain to insist on consultation before any final decision.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
McKinley
Cuba
United States
Hawaii
the Globe
Lord Salisbury
England
Venezuela
Lord Galisbury
Great Britain
Cuban Annexation Debate Reaches Paris Opinion
The Temps in Paris discusses the US move to annex Hawaii. It calls the plan less a calculated strategy than an effort to sideline the thorny Cuba issue and suggests President McKinley hopes to placate chauvinists by advancing Hawaii.
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Paris
Temps
Hawa
United States
Hawaii
Cuba
McKinley
Grand jury reports Suffolk indictments and jail condition notes
The Suffolk County grand jury yesterday indicted Ira Seckle and Daniel Bartlett for false pretences, Walter McNamara for breaking and entering, and George E. Litchfield for embezzlement from the Massachusetts Benefit Association. They also found other bills in several cases, none related to the subway explosion. Bullard, foreman, presented a half year report noting over 600 cases examined and indictments in more than 400. Juries visited Charles Street Jail, the House of Correction, South Boston, the State Prison, and Deer Island, finding conditions good and food excellent, but criticizing South Boston buildings as outdated and too small, urging new construction.
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Suffolk County
Ira Seckle
Daniel Bartlett
Walter McNamara
George E. Litchfield
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Benjamin F
Bullard
Charles Street
House of Correction
South Boston
State Prison
Deer Island
Police Strike After Carnival Banquet in Charlestown
In Charlestown the police detail refused to eat the carnival banquet at the Waverley House after the parade. About sixty officers walked out over the meal, choosing to dine at a nearby restaurant at their own expense. Manager Curtis of the Waverley said the menu came from Carnival Association directions, but officers remained unsatisfied.
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Charlestown
Waverley House
Guardians of the Law
Curtis
Waverley
Carnival Association
Latin Americans Visit Providence for Pan American Trade Delegation
In Providence Rhode Island on June 17 the Pan American commercial travelers toured the Fuller building industrial exhibition welcomed by Governor Elisha Dyer. Fernando Perez of Mexico spoke for the delegates after a formal levee, with a thorough tour of textile products machinery safes armament jewelry and silverware. The afternoon covered plant visits and the evening dinner at the Providence Athletic Club.
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Providence
RH. I
Fuller Building
Elisha Dyer
Fernado Perez
Mexico
Providence Athletic Club
Fireworks Start Fire in Cambridge Buildings
At 1 30 p m yesterday Box 4 Cambridge was sounded for a fire in a two and a half story frame building numbers 2 and 3 Squires court Bas Cambridge No 2 occupied by D R Holden and No 3 by EB Davis Cause fire crackers on the roof Damage unspecified
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Cambridge
Squires Court
Bas
D. R. Holden
EB. Davis
Robbers Dispersed After Train Wreck Plot Near Salem Ill
St Louis reports three men planned to wreck a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern passenger train near Shennafe culvert between Odin and Salem. Two were captured after a sheriff led a posse. Abe Tweed was fatally shot and Thomas Schumacher surrendered. The trio had tied a pile of rails across the trestle and fled as deputies closed in.
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ST. Louis
E. P. Gamner
Wabash Raileway
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Odin
Salem
Ill
Garner
Abe Tweed
Chester
Thomas Schumacher
Indiana
New York Express
Sheri Barnes
Shennafelt
Barnes
Shennafe
Tweed
East Boston Steamer Arrivals and Harbor News
Passengers aboard the Bostonian return from London improved in health with 22 pounds gained. A coal heaver loses a scalp wound after being struck in the vessel hold. Crewman Nickerson sails home from Gloucester after straying from his mackerel boat. Canada sails from Liverpool. the Walter Miller wreck is refloated with tugs. Wreckers seek reduced salvage from Grand Bahama. Gun cargos for Fort Warren and Loch Torridon sails record time to San Francisco. Excursion steamer William Storie debuts season with a Salem trip.
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James W. Cooper
Boston
Furness Line
Bostonian
Parker
London
Eng
Hoosac Tunnel
James W
Edward P. Hanrahan
Havre Street
C. C. Chapman
Esterday
Yarmouth
N. S
Isaiah L. Nickerson
Lottie S. Haskins
Fred M. Eaton
Publnco
Gloucester
Eaton
Yarmout
N.S
Simpson’s Dry Dock
Dominion Line
Canada
McAuley
Liverpool
Queenstown
Walter Miller
St. John
N. B
New York
Nauset Inlet
Cape Cod
Carbonero
Peter B. Bradley
Nassau
N. P
Boston Board of Marine Underwriters
Atwood
Rebecca J. Moulton
Grand Bahama
H. W. Hills
South End
Childe Harold
Lockwood's
Eddie
Carrie Strong
Fort Warren
Loch Torridon
San Francisco
Newcastle
Charles Brewer & Co
Honolulu
William Storie
Morrison Hine
Salem
Fllows
Adelbert Doane
Bethel
Raat
Father Kneipp Dies in World Famous Water Cure
The Rev. Father Kneipp, renowned for his water-cure method, died in Woerishofen this morning after a life spent promoting hydrotherapy. His work influenced health reformers worldwide and his death ends a notable chapter in medical and religious history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Father Kneipp
Woerishofen
Robert Emmet Jubilee at Harvard Hall Cambridgeport
The Robert Emmet Literary Association of Cambridgeport held a Smoke Perse d event in Harvard Hall Main Street. J J Birney chaired the meeting. Principal speakers included John Ryan Owen O Loughlin Daniel Sheehan John Scanlan Peter Dolan and Daniel Ronin. A concert of vocal and instrumental music followed, with a collation served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet Literary Association
Cambridgeport
Harvard Hall
Main Street
J. J. Birney
John Ryan
Owen O'Loughlin
Daniel Sheehan
John Scanlan
Peter Dolan
Daniel “Ronin
Force of Habit and a Dismissing Trade in Elopement Tale
A druggist refuses consent to a man’s plan involving his daughter and offers a sister-in-law as a counter. the tale notes the elopement news in the morning paper. The druggist tires of imitation products and instead partners with the son-in-law, selling only genuine goods through the day.
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Wond
Tnership
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Everett
Tremont Temple
Tougis
Victoria Home
Redmond
Commons
Alfred Austin
Kutnow
Kutnow & Co., Limited
Boston Post
Kutnow Bros
Astor Place
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Pitcher's Castoria
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
CB UK
Getptagrim
NEW Order
Merrill Prize
Friends of the Treaty
Allen
Allison
Baker
Burrows
Cannon
Chandler
Cullom
Deboe
Elkins
Fairbanks
Foraker
Frye
Gallinger
Hanna
Hawley R
Hansbrough
Jones
Nev
Kyle
Mantle
McBride
Morrill
Morgan
Penrose
Pettus
Platt
N. Y
Proctor
Pritchard
Uay
Rawlins
Sewell
Shoup
Spooner
Stewart
Thurston
Turner
Warren
Wetmore
Wilson
Gorman
Harris
Kan
Heitfeld
Mason
Perkins
Roach
Wellington
Carter
Gear
Hoar
Martin
Paehy D
Platt Conn
Aldrich
Clark
Hale
Lodge
McMillan R
Teller
S. R
Smith
Bate
Berry
Caffery
Chilton
Faulkner
Gray
Tenn
Ark
Nelson
Turpie
George
Daniels
Sherman
Louisiana
Florida
Spain
Alaska
Russia
Virginia
Mulrey’s
Finneran
Mulrey
Richardson
Durin
Him
Beecham
Fels & CO
Philadelphia
Friends of Annexation
Lil” Protests
Globe
Salisbury
Scyiptos Street
Bluecoats
R. I
O'Donnell
Steve O'Donnell
Aleck Greggains
Pal
Robert Emmet
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