Restored Miss Keough to Health After Dyspepsia
Mrs. E. K. Hartwell of Boston testifies to a cure from catarrh and general debility after Munyon's treatment. Florence Keough of Cambridge reports rapid improvement and lasting health from Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure and Nerve Cure. The ad touts Munyon's Static Electric Machine and Life Chamber as aids, with each remedy sold at druggists for about 25 cents per vial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Hartwell
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Mass
Munyon
Florence Keough
Baldwin St
Cambridge
Eminent Doctors Offer Free Trial Local Treatment
Advertises free medical advice and treatment for catarrh and lung conditions. Promises cure and personal letters for consultation.
Tremont Temple Shoe Workers Convention Opens
The boat and shoe workers convention entered its third day with President John Tobin presiding. A junior local unions amendment for minors was added, proposals for national districts and trade councils were debated, and the plan to expand the executive board to eleven was rejected. Secretary and treasurer posts were merged, and Mayor Quincy sent a courtesy invitation for a harbor trip, accepted by the delegates. The Tillman will meet at the foot of Stern Avenue at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat and Shoe Workers’ Convention
John Tobin
Oyee
Renee
Quincy
Tillman
Stern Avenue
Remarkable Voice At Mme de Angelis Concert
An operatic recital by Mme de Angelis pupils held in Associa tion Hall featured David H. Lythgoe whose baritone and technique promise future success. He sang Dio Possente from Faust and The Two Grenadiers from Schumann. Ettiemay Pierson performed Saint Saens Amour View from Samson and Delilah, with Emily Enpeking's Handel violin solo receiving repeated encores.
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Mme. de Angelis
Association Hall
David H. Lythgoe
Vannucini
Flor@fice
Sbrigna
Paris
Lythgoe
Gounod
Faust
Grenadiers
Schumann
Saint Saen
Ander
Ettiemay Pierson
Emily Enpeking
Handel
Tessier Dugan Wedding Ties South Boston Church Vessel
Tessier and Dugan wed at the Sgt of Heaven Church South Boston with Rev Father T O Brien officiating The bride wore a steel colored silk gown and Miss Nellie Lynch was bridesmaid Best man was Mr Joseph Smith After a reception at 703 East Fifth Street the couple left on the 12 oclock train for New York to begin a honeymoon and travel to Philadelphia and Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Dugan
T. O’brien
Sgt of Heaven
Boston
Nellie Lynch
Joseph Smith
J. A. MacNamara
East Fifth Street
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
George H. Tessier
Queen Receives Jubilees Festivities Across London
A royal jubilee day in London features massive crowds, police control, and illuminations. The Queen and Parliament share congratulatory addresses at Buckingham Palace, followed by a luncheon and a triumphal Windsor procession with stops at Slough, Eton College, and Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
House of Commons
Russia
Westminster
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Mr. Balfour
Salisbury
Windsor
Slough
Eton College
Queen’s Windsor Procession Recalled From 1887 Visit
The article recounts a grand replica from Buckingham Palace to Windsor with triumphal arches and a 10,000-strong audience of board and church school children on Institution Hill. The Queen was greeted amid cheering, with medals and badges, addresses from school bodies and local organizations, and a palace illumination to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Palace
Board
Church of England
Marquis of Londonderry
London
Cardinal Vaughan
Aron Rothschild
Slough
Eton
Thames Conservatory
Windsor Bridge
Randson
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Castle Gates
Queen Orders Special Medals for British Officials
The Queen has ordered a special dia con medal struck in cold and silver for presentation to all the lord mayors in the United Kingdom the lord provosts and the provosts. Medals to be worn with a ribbon in the usual manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thueen
United Kingdom
English Officers Shot in Bombay Jubilee Event
Plague Commissioner Rand and Lieutenant Ayerst were fired upon as they left the governor’s reception at Ganeshkind in honor of the Queen’s Jubilee. Both officers are reported as wounded and in good condition. In Peshawar, civil official Mr. Ross was shot by a native while returning from jubilee fetes and his wound is feared to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Rand
Ayerst
Ganeshkind
Peshawar
Ross
Ohio
Bushnell
Vernor Jones
Monnett
Asa W. Bushnell
A. W. Jones
Jacob F. Burkett
Frank Monnett
Samuel Campbell
LL. D. Bonebrake
Board of Public Works
C. A. Godard
New State Central Committee
Ary
Daugherty
C. R. Fisher
Peter Durr
Durr
Hanna
Dickmen
Fisher
Kurtzman
Rioting in Dublin as police clash with crowd
Dublin authorities report widespread disorder as Black Flags appear in public, police charge the crowd and make multiple arrests amid festive lighting androkuing streets.
Protest Against Victoria Resolution by A. O. H. Division 19
At a regular meeting in Williams Hall Hampden Street last evening Division 19 A. O. H. adopted a resolution denouncing Queen Victoria. The group protests recognition of jubilation for the occasion and calls upon the Queen to right the wrongs of oppressed Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 19
Williams Hall
Hampden Street
Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Royalty at the Opera Gala at Covent Garden
London crowds packed Covent Garden Opera House for a gala night honoring Maurice Gray. The full programme impressed critics and drew crowds through the streets, with officers in jeweled uniforms navigating the dense crush as carriages stretched for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Vicoria
Coster
Strand
St. James Street
Trafalgar Square
Covent Garden Opera House
Maurice Gray
Covent Garden
Queen thanks Royal Society of Canada in Halifax message
The Queen sent a cablegram from Buckingham Palace to Archbishop O'Brien and the Royal Society of Canada in Halifax thanking them for their congratulatory telegram. The message, signed by Bigge, states Her Majesty's appreciation for the loyalty and good wishes conveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Lord Aberdeen
Buckingham Palace
London
Archbishop O’brien
Royal Society of Canada
Bigge
Endeavorers Welcome Clergy on World Tour Reception
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Francis E. Clark received a reception at People's Temple in Boston by the Boston Christian Endeavor Union after completing a world tour for the movement. Samuel B. Capen presided and Judge J. L. Bates lauded the Endeavor spirit and its past, present, and future. A. S. Gumbart gave the welcome, while Mrs. Clark spoke on the group’s progress overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Movement
Francis E. Clark
People’s Temple
Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Samuel B. Capen
J. L. Bates
Ita
A. S. Gumbart
Dover yachts start in Kaiser’s Cup race to Heligoland
Line Bore yachts set from Dover for the Kaiser’s Cup race to Heligoland honoring Queen Victoria’s reign sixtieth year. Open to all 40 ton+ yachts from any royal or recognized British club built in the UK or Ireland and owned by British subjects. A near calm greeted the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Eng
Heligoland
United Kingdom
Ireland
Royal Arcanum Celebrates 20th Anniversary at Manhattan Beach
The Royal Arcanum marks its twentieth founding anniversary at Manhattan Beach New York with almost 7000 members taking part in the celebration. The event highlights the history and growth of the order during its two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Royal Arcanum
Manhattan Beach
Order
Boston approves reservoir site transfer for high school
Mayor Quincy signed off on transferring part of the old reservoir site near Thomas Park in South Boston to the school committee for a new high school campus. The action moves the project forward with the school district planning a modern facility in the neighborhood.
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Quincy
Thomas Park
South
Boston
Children Health Fund seeks funds for sick children appeal
The Children’s Health Fund aims to send many ill children to the country and seaside to recover from winter sickness and summer heat. A planned entertainment was postponed after only 80 tickets sold from June to August. Tickets purchased remain valid. Contributions welcome at 8 Exchange Place, Boston.
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Children’s Health Fund
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Children's Health Fund
Exchange Place
Boston
Longfellow Scholarship Awarded to William Haskell
The Longfellow travelling scholarship was awarded yesterday to William Homer Haskell of Merrimac. Haskell is 22 years old and has studied at the Museum of Fine Arts in this city for six years, with two terms away, as part of the drawing and painting school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
William Homer Haskell
Merrimac
Haskell
Museum of Fine Arts
California Catarrh Remedy Promoted by Boston Dealer
A Boston dealer named John P. Quigley touts California Catarrh as a cure for catarrh hay fever and related symptoms. He claims immediate relief and lasting break from nasal issues, endorsing the product for 50 cents to a dollar with widespread belief among the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baster
California
John P. Quigley
Boston
Fragmentary note on political figures and election rhetoric
The readable parts mention an orator, recognition of eloquence, a victory in an election, and references to governance and party dynamics. Details are incomplete, with several garbled phrases and missing names. The fragment hints at campaign rhetoric and political fitness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathy
Hanna
Uni
Senate
Sena
New York bicycle racing day at Renssacle Park with wind
About 4000 spectators watched the New York division races in Troy under poor track conditions at Renssacle Park. W H Birsall won the exhibition half mile, Pat, with a fast time. Results list several open races with distances around two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, Y
New York
L. Winn
de Troy Cycle
Renssacle Park
W. H. Birsall Rose
Barnwigs
White
Mile Revige
W. Bille
C. Bristol
Dawson
Theo Low
Tine
Bald Arse
Prank Dutier
J. Titus
F . McWarland
Nee Rae Frett
J. Swett
Powell
Bayma
Brarge
Retin
Neil
Roe Brook
Beale Beavers- Yale Rally Falls Short in Beantown Showdown
Yale and Harvard produced a tense ninth inning as Beale and Keator sparked late Yale rallies. Harvard built a slender lead with Beale’s fielding plays and timely hits, while Yale answered with Paine, Rand, and Haughton drives before Beale ended the comeback with a decisive strikeout.
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Goodwin Reed
Bealee
Keator
Ballace
Hazen
Letton
Chandler
Greenway
Paine
Cambridge
Yale
Haughton
Beale
Seamel
Crimson
Stevenson
Burgess
Dean
Fincke
New Haven
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Tremont Temple
Shoe Workers’ Convention
Tessier
Dugan
Beecham
U.& Agents
B. ¥. Allen CO
Parlement
Dublin
Lords and Commons
Col
QUEEN
Francis Clark
Royal Arcanum Joy
South Boston High School
Hagle Rock
Botetourt Co
G. A. Connor
Alleghany Spring
Montgomery Co
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
Orld’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Contir
Hastings
Ousand
Tom Moriarty
Lowell
Billy Steffers
Oledo
Boston Post
Baldwon
Jerry
Lawrence
Lawson
Gien Forest
Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan
Salem
Luke P. Hayden
Luke Patrick Hayden
South Roscommon
James F. Chamn
Middlesex Probate Co
First Baptist Church
Benjamin F. Chamberlain
John Harvard
LEA & Perrins
United States
Iqhn Duncan’s
Loki
Cornhill
Emily
Wilson Bros
Heckman
Boardman
Cheatonewoet
June A. Cornelia St Quester
Dr. and
Mra. W
Sullivan
Dence
Centre Street
Papas
Thomas Y
All Saints’ Church
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office
BTS
Massachusetts
Py MN
Lin ED D
Foster
TROLL
Turnies
Asst
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