Woodbury Dermatological Institute Advertises Skin Treatments
The John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute promotes skin cures including removal of superfluous hair moles warts and red veins and fading of freckles pimples and discolorations. It offers painless plastic surgery aging reversal and consultations with physicians at multiple U.S. offices.
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John H. Woodbury
John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
Champlain Building
Corner State and
Madison Streets
West
N. Y
Winter St
Boston
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Chicago
Union Trust Building
St. Louis
New York
John H Woodbury Facial Soap Inventor Claims Skin Benefits
John H Woodbury is the inventor of Woodbury's Facial Soap for the Skin Scalp and Complexion a pure antiseptic medicinal toilet soap for daily use. It embodies soothing healing and preserving elements that two decades of experience treating the skin have proven most beneficial.
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John H. Woodbury
Woodbury
Missing Fernald bridegroom sparks Somerville police hunt
Officials probing Oscar Fernald disappearance believe he may be mad or concealing money troubles after leaving unexplained for parts unknown a week ago. Mayor Hodgkins and Chief Parkhurst coordinate police, with artillery planned to sweep the Mystic River as investigators assess a possible flight to avoid obligations and a $350 bank debt.
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Somerville
Oscar Fernald
Hodgkins
Parkhurst
East Somerville
Oscar
Boston
New York
Boar Attack Injures Worker at Somerville Plant
William French a 42 year old worker at the North Packing Provision Company in Somerville was gored in the left thigh by a boar that escaped during handling for slaughter. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and resides at 82 Franklin Avenue North Somerville.
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William French
North Packing Provision Company
Somerville
French
Massachusetts General Hospital
Franklin Avenue
North
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Rev William P McQuaid Observed
Parish Hall crowd at St James Harri son avenue gathered to plan a proper recognition of the twenty fifth anniversary with the ordination of their pastor Rev William P McQuaid. Assistant priests spoke and notable figures like Hon John Quinn Jr John P Dore Daniel P Twomey M T Callahan and William J Dowling offered praise. An meeting was called for Thursday evening June 20 with progressive reports to follow.
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St. James’s Harrison Avenue
William P. McQuaid
John Quinn, Jr
John P. Dore
Daniel P. Twomey
M. T. Callahan
William J. Dowling
Last Rites for Rev Dr Alonzo Ames Miner Held
The death of Rev Dr Alonzo Ames Miner came quietly last Friday. A private home service at 528 Columbus Ave preceded a large church service at 1 pm. The Cambridge Reverend Skinner offered prayer, the organ played Chopin, and readings opened with I am the resurrection and the life. The Homeland was sung as the regular choir led the service under Rev Dr Sweetzer.
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Alonzo Ames Miner
Columbus Avenue
Skinner
Cambridge
Funeral of Dr. Miner at Second Universalist Church
A public service at the Second Universalist Church on Columbus Avenue and Clarendon Street honored Dr. Miner, followed by burial at Forest Hills Cemetery. Rev. Dr. Roblin gave a poignant tribute, praising Miner’s conscience and integrity, as relatives and intimate friends gathered amid lilies and roses.
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Second Universalist Church
Columbus Avenue
Clarendon Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
S. H. Roblin
Miner
Philadelphia
Agra
Worn Out No Appetite Restless Nights Healed by Tonic
Mrs. Elmira C. Cannell of North Leeds Maine credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring her strength and appetite after a long illness. She reports relief from left side neck and shoulder pains and renewed energy to do her own work and assist others.
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Hood
Elmira C. Cannell
North
Leeds
Maine
Funeral for Dr. Miner At Tufts College Faculty Look Back
The service honored Dr. J Miner with eulogy by Rev Dr C H Leonard and a quiet procession to Forest Hills. Clergy, TUFTS College faculty, and hundreds gathered as Bach’s Passion music closed the rites and a final viewing drew nearly 3000 attendees.
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Mies
C. H. Leonard
Tufts College Divinity School
Miner
Leonard
J. Miner
Dr. Miner
Cardinal Gibbons and the Vatican Conclave Rule
Rome dispatch reports a Vatican prelate saying Cardinal Gibbons must be in Europe at Pope Leo XII’s death to participate in the conclave. Absent cardinals have never been elected, and it is virtually certain no foreigner will be chosen.
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London
Rome
Central News
Vatican
Cardinal Gibbons
Papacy
Europe
Leo
Ananiche Fishing Peak In Grande Discharge At Robervale
Robervale reports peak ananiche fishing in the Grande Discharge with exceptional results last week. J Nelson Packer of Boston opened the season using a fly and landed twenty six ananiche in a single forenoon, including a double catch of two at once.
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Robervale
J. Nelson Packer
Boston
Prize money receipt from Mrs Fisher at Hatchville
Mrs E W Fisher sends thanks for a $5 Post Prize. Hatchville June 17. The American Wringer Company at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds carpet sweepers and repair services with mail orders and telephone Tremont 164.
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the Post
E. W. Fisher
Hatchville
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
British Women's Temperance Union holds final session in London
At City Temple the British Women’s Temperance Union elected Lady Henry Somerset again as president. A resolution denouncing southern US lynching was passed amid clashes over Ida Wells and Miss Francis Willard. Miss Wells was defended by Florence Belgarine before tears and interruptions ended the debate.
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London
British Women’s Temperance Union
City Temple
Henry Somerset
Lady Somerset
United States
Miss Ida Wells
Francis
Willard
America
Florence Belgarine
Miss Wells
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of America
Miss Belgarine
Miss Willard
South
Hallie Brown
Hoffman
Amanda Smith
Havemeyer plantation attacked in Santiago de Cuba
Insurgents destroyed a large Havemeyer plantation in Santiago de Cuba. About 1500 men under Maceo confronted Spanish troops at Puerto Padre fortress and forced a retreat after heavy machete and bayonet clashes. Twenty Spanish were reported killed, with wounded taken to nearby sugar factories.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Theodore Havemeyer
New York
Senor Hidalgo
Hidalgo & Co
Havana
Ward Line Steamship Company
Maceo
Puerto Padre
Havemeyer
Colonel Cody Receives Laurel Wreath at Wild West Show
The McKenzie Garrison veterans honored Colonel Cody with a laurel wreath as two standard bearers flanked him. General Dudley spoke, praising Cody and presenting the tribute. Cody and Major Burke were made honorary members of the garrison. Lincoln Post G A R will attend tonight, Cody is a member of Douglas Post Nebraska.
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Colonel Cody
McKenzie Garrison
United States Army
Dudley
McKenzie
Cody
McKenzie Army and Navy Garrison Association
Army
United States
Great West
Major Burke
Abraham Lincoln Post
Nate Salisbury
Stephen A. Douglas
Nebraska
Bell Telephone Company stockholders meeting notice
The American Bell Telephone Company will hold a special stockholders meeting at Room 21 125 Milk street Boston on Wednesday June 26 1895 at 1030 in the forenoon to consider increasing the capital stock. Transfer books close June 24–26. By order of the Directors Charles E Hubbard Clerk. Boston Mass June 18 1895.
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American Bell Telephone Company
Milk Street
Boston
Charles Eustis Hubbard
Mass
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Joe Timdena Nee
Tees Daed
Troy & Boston Railroad Company
Daniel A. Gleason
City assigns June expiry for hackney licenses
Owners and drivers of hackney carriages cabs coupes job wagons and other licensed vehicles are warned licenses expire on June 30 and failure to renew will forfeit rights to locations now occupied. Applications for carriage licenses are at 29 Pemberton Square Room 8 and wagon licenses at station houses of respective police divisions. Licenses will not be granted for wagons to stand at Adams Square Avon Street Brattle Street Cornhill Court Street Devonshire Street Milk Street Summer Street Temple Place Tremont Street Washington Street West Street or any public street where such licenses would hinder travel. For the board Thomas Ryan Clerk.
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Pemberton Square
Adams Square
Avon Street
Brattle Street
Cornhill Street
Court Street
Scolay Square
Devonshire Street
Franklin
Milk Street
Postoffice Square
Summer Street
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
Dover Street
West Street
Phomas Ryan
Sea Moss Farine Inexpensive Dessert Pack
An agd labeled package advertises Sea Moss Farine claiming teeth friendly, nutritious, economical and yields 16 quarts for various dessert dishes. The text suggests bees with each package but lacks clear details on origin or distributor.
There Is Nothing That Equals It Williams Root Beer
An old advertisement extols Williams Root Beer as the best flavor and healthiest drink. It claims the beverage quenches thirst and serves as an appetizer or drink with no meals, noting its use of choicest roots and herbs.
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Williams
Notice of administration and executorship for multiple estates
Notice announces Harry H. Halry as administrator of Lucinda B. Hale of Boston Suffolk County and executors William A. Fallis and David Fallis of Boston for Robert Follis of Millbrook Ontario. It instructs all creditors to exhibit claims and all debtors to pay. Dates cited are June 6 and June 13, 1895.
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Lucinda B. Hale
Boston
Suffolk
Harry H. Halry
Dorchester Ave
South
Robert Follis
Millbrook
Durham
Province of
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
William A. Fallis
David Fallis
Mass Notice Names Candidates for Jury or Appointments
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk ss Judicial Court announces on June 25 at 9 30 a m a list of many names including Averill Bacon Barnard Bass Baxter Benshimol Brown Cathe Coulthurst Crawfonde Crockett Inghams Hutchinson Jackson Keenan Kelley Lindsay Laurie Macomber McKellager McLeod Meachum Moore Morgrave Parker Perkins Tore Putney Quinte Sears Williams Woods to be admitted as sug mage at tam t if found and to be filed June 18 1895.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Judicial Court
L. Averill
Alvin H. Bacon
James ‘Gunt
Frank EK
Barnard
Lewis Bass, Jr
Chark Baxter
David Benshimol
William J. Brown
Don
Cathe
Hiseey
J John
Julian Man
Maurice Ohn Coulthurst
William Crawfonde
Crockett
Harry I.mmings
Dakin
H. Percival Deine
John J. Tolan
Cherie Downer
Charles M. Dra
John A Bridge
Fernald
Danie Oe En Ae
Tota Geary
Francis J. Horgan
Walter G. Eben Hutchinson
J Jackson
Frederick L. Alate
Melvin M. Johnson
John H. Keenan
William A. Kelley
Lenihan
Walter M. Lindsay
Moses
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Josiah Cummings
A. A. Miner
the Church Services
Newton Talbot
J. Ss. W. Joy
Tufts College
Gibbs
Massachusetts Convention of Universalists
Forest Hills
A. A. Folsom
Ten Hour League
Natick
Miner Charitable Society
Altar Society
Trustees of
Universalist Publishing House
Sawyer
Lucius R. Paige
T. E. Potterton
Anson Titus
Moses Tricky
Eddy
Harmon
Tousey
THE
Onananiche Fishing
POST
Havemeyer’s Plantation
Board OF Police
Root Beer
Williams & Carleton CO
Hartford, Con
EAL Estate
Watertown
Gleason
R. H. Barham
Brighton St
Butler & CO
Creek Sq
P. H. Carroll
North St
Thomas Nderso
Dover
New Hampshi
John H. Enderson
Strafford
New Hampshire
Old Colony
R. R. Co
Bost & Providence RK. R. Co
Boston & Mai R. R. Co
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Thomas S ‘An
Portsmouth
New
South Boston Savings Bank
Frederick J. O’donnell
Gertrude O'Donnell
American Bell Telephone CO
Montay
Stockholiers
Bethe c
Bay Ig Y
H Gaya
Willia Driver
Bostol
Meriam
Cambridgeport
Mraeline
William Meriam
Allston
Clinton Street
Wetnenhey
M. Latives
Foster
Ainsi
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