Peruna in the Home Credited by Atkinson Letter
John C Atkinson of Independence Missouri states in a dated letter that his wife recovered from a 25 year chronic constipation and general debility after using Peruna and Manalin. He also reports his own 25 year catarrh cure after a year of Peruna. He promotes Peruna products and notes traveling to advocate their use. A free booklet on summer catarrh is offered by the Peruna Medicine Company.
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John C. Atkinson
Hartman
Peruna
Manalin
Freeport
Ill
Case
Wyife
Independence
Coe Ee
John O. Atkinson
Atkinson
Mani
ho _ John
Erinson
Penmaag
Peruna Medicine Company
Colf&mbus
Ohio
Helen Gould Day Highlighted at Wellesley College
Helen Gould visited Wellesley for a day marked by a mass reception on the lawn at Norumbega cottage and a garden party with about 600 guests, followed by a class tree dance and a Mardi Gras style procession. The event featured Miss Gould greeting attendees with a distinctive handshake and a formal display organized by college leaders.
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Wellesley
Helen Gould
Gould
Norumbega Cottage
Hazard
Katherine Coman
Hannah Hume
Alice Chase
Miss. Gould
Miss Gould
Miss Hume
Miss Chase
Coman
Corinna, Abercrombie
Lelia Eaton
Alice Harding
Elizabeth Newgirls
Edna Penard
Ethel Sperry
Laura Yeo
Bertha
Harris Smith
Ine
Freeman Cottage
Miss Hazard
Miss Coman
Valley-Lown
Soret Ioniee
C Phere
Money to Loan First Mortgages in Boston Area
Money to loan on first mortgages of real estate in Boston and vicinity. Honest payments of principal and interest. Questioning readers about mortgage on their home and last year's payments. Proposes a plan to pay off debt through easy systematic payments and become own landlord. No commission to pay.
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Boston
Rev Francis Rowley Considered for Fall River Pastor Post
The Rev Francis H Rowley D D of Fall River First Baptist is before a committee to secure a new pastor for Commonwealth Avenue church. A formal call is expected after the next Sunday service as the group postpones reporting. Rowley, born in New York in 184, studied at the University of Rochester and served churches in New York and Pennsylvania before North Adams Oak Park Chicago and Fall River. He is married with four children, one son a Harvard student.
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Francis H. Rowley
D. D
First Baptist Church
Fall River
Commonwealth Avenue
Rowley
State of
New York
University of Rochester
Pennsylvania
North Adams
Power
Oak Park "Baptist Church
Chicago
Harvard
Fire scorches two-story building at Union Place East Boston
A fire last night damaged the two-story building at 5 Union Place East Boston owned by John Lawton. The blaze started by the mention of an oil stove, causing extensive damage and an estimated loss of 150 dollars.
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Union Place
East
Boston
Ot of
Y John Lawton
Robbery at South Boston Home Nets $100 Stolen
Two young men entered the rooms of Mrs Timothy Conlon at 98 H Street South Boston yesterday afternoon using false keys and stole $100 in bills. The incident exploits an apparent break in and prompts police to investigate possible suspects and fingerprints.
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Timothy Conlon
H Street
South
Boston
Bilia
Classical Cowboy debuts at Tremont with mixed reviews
At Tremont Theatre last evening Theodore Burt Sayre presented a Western comedy titled A Classical Cowboy. The play, already printed in these columns, is lively but threadbare with much irrelevant humor. Gilmour’s staging drew large crowds and featured strong turns by Marty Sanders and Miss Aug, while new acts by Westman, Wren, and Farrell added variety.
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Tremont Theatre
Theodore
Burt Sayre
Gilmour
Cowboy
Hester
Annie Clarke
W. S. Gilbert
Occultism and exotic acts dazzle at Austin & Stone's show
A Georgian hypnotic act by Kate Dark drew crowds as she demonstrated purported supernatural strength. Chinese pool by Charles Blodgett showcased remarkable shots drawing praise from veteran players. Ghinko the orangutan entertained children and adults alongside a Neapolitan musical act and a comic skit by Killeen and Murphy. The program featured a bright, breezy stage lineup with numerous performers and entertainers through the evening.
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Austin & Stone
Kate Dark
Dark
Charles
Blodgett
Borneo
Grang Outang
Milan
Killeen
Murphy
George Godfrey
Tom. Shaw
Mamie Anderson
Princeton
Clever Andrews
Kidd
James Wilson Farrell
Florence Zeller
Mrs. Whitney
Nellie Franklyn
Rubison
Edward Accotta
Barnes and Fallon
Ada
Ida Greystone
John Goss
Gorman's Olympia at the Rus tice Theatres Norumbega
Ek had a chance to play to two tremendous audiences yesterday. Although the heat drove the people away from the city to rest and be cool, it did not lessen at all the enthusiastic applause earned and received by the performers. It was an excellent vaudeville bill.
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J. Wi
Gorman
Olympia
Opening Week at Popular Resort Delights Crowds
A bustling week at the rustic theatre features a varied program headlined by Flower James Horne and a petite army. The act In an Awful Fix showcases comic talent, with Miss Michel Tilgon’s soprano and John Barker in Yankee character drawing smiles. Boas jens and Daly and Tate provide strong clown and acrobatic entertainment as balloon ascension looms tomorrow.
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Petite Amry
Michel Tilgon
John Barker
John Shepley
Daly
Tate
Gee Boas Jens
The Village Post Fraster at Castle Square Theatre
The Castle Square Theatre continues its run of The Village Post Fraster this week with strong crowds and eager reviews. Cast delivers picturesque New England drama of small town life. matinee success praised. next week The Girl I Left Behind Me joins the program with a pen bonus for matinees.
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Castle Square
New England
Pear
Will. Ap
Morrow
Belle of New York Opens at Columbia Theatre in Heat
The final week performance drew a large crowd despite heat as the cast received hearty welcomes. The entire ensemble including Daly Carleton Don Cameron Panes r Forteque and Glande Webb impressed with lively engagement though fatigue did not show. Next Saturday marks the closing show and Monday July 2 introduces a new piece Very Little Faust and Much Marguerite with Helen Lord as Marguerite Helen Condon as Mephistopheles and Hugh Chilvers as Faust.
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Faust
Marguerite
Richard Carbeen
Helen Lord
Helen Condon
Mephistopheles
Hugh Chilvers
Populiet House Presents Globe of Wonders Week Feature
Manager Walker showcases a diverse lineup including a beauty display with ten nations, Sultan's harem invasion, Creole convention led by George Hazard, a buck and wing dancing contest, and curios like Chasm and Simpson's trunk mystery. The theatre offers vaudeville acts and championship bouts.
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Alwere
Popuiet
Walker
George Hazard
George Azard
Curio Hall
Simpson
Mile
Ola
India
Mme. Lincoln
McKay
Jeffries
Corbett
Dixon
McGovern
Anna Hills
Anna Held
Appleton and Wallace
Phyllis Gilmore
Julia Miller
Nellie Buckley
Frank Collins
Myles Morris
Harry Newman
Max Ritter
Jennie van
Belle Campbell
Edna Purcell
Pero
Pinafore Production to Sail for Lake Theaters
Preparations for Gilbert and Sullivan’s H M S Pinafore begin at the Chutes grounds with July 9 opening. A shipboard stage, modeled after a modern U S cruiser, will host the show and a special cast will begin rehearsals under James Bert’s direction.
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Chutes
James Ert
Harvard Dental Alumni Banquet Addresses Race Progress
The twenty ninth annual Harvard Dental Alumni Association banquet at Youngs Hotel featured speakers including Roscoe Conkling Pope and Principal Washington. Dr Edwin C Blaissel presided. a purse funded by members supported Washingtons school. Washington urged steady progress for the Negro race and urged whites to judge by educators over criminals, with officers elected: President Cecil P Wilson Boston. Vice President Henry W Gillett Newport RI. Secretary Waldo Boardman. Treasurer Harry Parsons. Executive Committee Waldo E Boardman William P Cooke Patrick W Moriarty.
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Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Young
Last-Everting
le Wee Ecoke
Booker T Ington
Soker Coo
Normal Fant Industrial School
Roscoe
Cofikling Bruce
Harvard
Gollege
Bruce
Mississippi
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Washington
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Smith
Dental Co
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Phillebrown
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C. W. Rodgers
Ascotio
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Washnj
Ee Anathy
Cecil P. Wilson
Boston
Henry W. Gillett
Newport
R. I
Harry & Parsons
Waldo EB. Boardman
William P. Cooke
Patrick W. Moriarty
Elephants Impress at Keith's Theatre Debut with Tricks
Lockhart's elephants wow crowds under a canvas tent performing walking on stilts, tricycles, dancing on a barrel, and see-sawing. A notable biograph motion picture and Edna Aug, a new mimetic comedienne, astonish as she debuts locally after success in London.
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Lockhart
Keith's
Edna Aug
H. M
Viper
Aug
London
Crescent Gardens Outdoor Theatre Draws Crowds at Revere Beach
Yesterday’s heat drove thousands from the city to Revere Beach where Crescent Gardens opened its rustic outdoor theatre. Manager O Neill presents a strong bill including Finlay and Burke, Baby Marion, Ethel Robinson, Harry Mantell, Phil Morton, Tony Williams, Toby Lyons, and a finale with Mr. Dooley. The open air dance hall and roof garden also attracted large crowds.
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Crescent Gardens
O'Neill
Finlay
Burke
the Jolley
Baby’ Marion
Ethel Robinson
Wilbur Opera Company
Harry Mantell
Phil Morton
Tony Williams
Toby Lyons
Boston
Mr. Dooley
Henney
Bass Point Nahant Excursion Delights Visitors and Lancers Banquet
The Bass Point resort on the North Shore enjoys a busy season with Lafricain's Naval Brigade Band concerts free dancing at Bass Point House and notable shore dinners and an ostrich farm attraction. Visitors can see ostrich plucking and feather production as birds mingle with guests. Boston to Bass Point Nahant sailings offer a scenic harbor ride. Tomorrow the National Lancers hold their annual Bass Point excursion and banquet at the Bass Point House.
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Nahant
Lafricain
Naval Brigade
Bass Point House
Boston
Point
National
Lancers
New Palace Theatre Woes Signal Opening Delay
A fragmented notice from the New Palace Theatre hints at ongoing issues affecting its opening or operations. The readable text suggests administrative or technical problems causing disruption to planned events and schedules.
Palace Theatre Presents Two Skits and Notable Entertainers
Stay cool this week at the Palace Theatre with a new stock company offering two lively skits The Debutante's Party and The Gay Japan Geisha Girls A merry satire on The Mikado The bill features Shayne and Worden Fielding Mills and Hart Williams and Aleene and Lillian Beach famed for coon songs and breezy tunes
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Palace Theatre
New Stock Company
Mills and Hart
Williams
Aleene
Lillian Beach
Charles River Park entertains large crowd with diverse acts
Public enjoyed a varied program at Charles River Park last evening under the amusement company auspices. Opening numbers featured grotesque grotesques and Sharpe, with Waldo Whippe receiving encores. The Goulmans delivered precise musical numbers and the Barrett Trio performed impressive club swinging. Professor Blake’s educated animals delighted juveniles, and the ballet of Naples with Mila Di Consoli concluded the show.
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Charles Iver Park
Charles River Park
Sharpe
Waldo Whippee
Goulmans
Barrett
Blake
Naples
China
Mila. di Consoli
Harvard Senior Dinner of 1900 Class at Vendome
Harvard seniors held their 1900 class dinner at Vendome last night. Captain A. Rice of the track team presided and praised the class’s hard work during the year. Seven men were called on for new words on athletics and student topics, then graduates moved on to celebrate Graduates' night.
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Arvard
Ae Vendome
Agnione
Rice
Aoe
Papengginson
Havana Teachers Sail To Boston Summer School
Havana sent 310 women teachers aboard the Sedgwick and 25 men aboard the Crook for a U S transport voyage to Boston for a summer school. Sedgwick will call at Matanzas Cardenas and Saguaz? Crook calls only at Matanzas. Crowd of about 2000 residents saw them off. ships on in early afternoon after delays.
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Havana
Boston
United States
Sedgwick
Matanzas
Cardenas
Sagu
Crook
English Labor Visitors Arrive for City Reception
The labor organizations of this city will host Bowerman and Sexton in Memorial Hall this evening. The English delegates will speak to explain their visit and aim to establish a Ruskin Hall in St. Louis and to secure delegates for the English convention next year.
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Bowerman
Sexton
Wee Memorial Hall
St. Louis
England
Musical in Cambridge by Mrs Vesatius pupils
Pupils of Mrs Vesatius presented a musical in Prospect Hall Cambridge last evening with performances by Miss Gertrude Foguell Miss Marion Ledgees Harry Wheeler Miss Birdie Perkind Miss Anna May Whitten Miss Flossie Himeon Wilson Banjo and Mandolin Club Susie Chapman and Lizzie Howland.
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Prospect Hall
Cambridge
Gertrude Foguell
Marion Ledgees
Harry Wheeler
Birdie Perkind
Anna May Whitten
Flossie Himeon
Wilson Banjo and Mandolin Club
Susie Chapman
Lizgio Howland
Accident at Mystic Wharf Injures Man In Chelsea
Martin Zubet of Madrass Street Chelsea was struck by a coal car base falling from a coal tower at Mystic Wharf yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken right ankle and was taken by police ambulance to City Hospital for treatment.
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Martin Zubet
Madrass
Chelsea
Mystic
City Hospital
Street, gan in his be tree of aber last evening
Med oenoric death Bsat of heat blure. Thomas Ryan, 61 years of fet d at rear.
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Street
Gan
Aber
Thomas Ryan
Hebrew barbers face arrest for Sunday shop openings
Hebrew barbers who rest on the Sabbath and work on Sunday are being warned and arrested for keeping shops open on Sunday. A Salem-area barber was fined $10 for Sunday operation, with Captain Hoffman leading officers who identified others regularly open on Sunday and notified them they risk arrest.
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Salem
Hoffman
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Teamster S Arm Fractured In Glass Accident
John Walker of 4 Grove Street, a teamster for I Flanders, sustained a fracture of the left arm yesterday afternoon when a glass box fell on him on Congress Street. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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John Walker
Grove
I. Flanders
Congress
Massachusetts General Hospital
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