Purify Enrich Rebuild: Dr Greene Nervura Ad
An advertising pitch for Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy promises renewed vitality and health. It claims to purify the blood, invigorate the nerves, correct spring debility, and treat a range of ailments from nervous exhaustion to insomnia. It cites a Providence testimony and offers free consultation from Dr. Greene in Boston.
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Mother Earth
Dr. Greene
Smith St
Providence
R. I
Nellie Horton Candy Gum Inventor Amasses Fortune
Miss Nellie M. Horton, once a Cleveland stenographer, invented pepsin chewing gum after work in a pep sin plant. Her gum idea drew initial mockery, but she perfected the product and received 60,000 for the formula plus company stake. She now ranks among wealthier innovators. Her husband George A. Manning, a Boston tailor, will join her in Back Bay after their wedding trip.
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Nellie M. Horton
George A. Manning
Elmira
N. Y
Cleveland
Miss Horton
Edison
Theormula
Boston
Back Bay District
Pistol Alves aside saves man from self harm in Dorchester
L P Hubbard of W B Hubbard & Sons 176 Oliver street faced a 38 calibre revolver held to his head yesterday at 4 30 pm. His brother and another man failed to grab the weapon. a friend nearby hurled it aside. Relatives say despondency over imaginary troubles caused temporary derangement. Hubbard's home is Sidney street Dorchester.
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L. P. Hubbard
W. B. Hubbard & Sons
Oliver Street
Hubbard
Sidney Street
Dorchester
Wool Bales Vanish Tied to Winthrop Man
Police allege Herbert Jenkins of Winthrop stole two wool bales valued at 250 dollars from the Hoosac Tunnel dock after visiting the pier to view the waves. Warren Steamship Company property linked to the disappearance. Watchman Martinius H. Thompson held for alleged complicity.
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Herbert Jenkins
Winthrop
Jenkins
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren Steamship Company
Martinius H. Thompson
Wiley Suspended From Cambridge Police Duty
Patrolman John Wiley is suspended from duty on the Cambridge police force until the Board of Aldermen reaches a final decision on his case.
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John Wiley
Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
Death at Cambridgeport Under Suspicion of Foul Play
Carl L. Thorp age 43 of Cambridge died Tuesday night at 184 Harvard Street Cambridgeport under circumstances indicating foul play. Police say a blow from a stranger in a Boston saloon earlier that evening is the suspected cause. Joseph A. Sheehan of 34 Tremont Street Cambridge was arrested yesterday afternoon as the alleged assailant and will be held pending autopsy results.
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Carl L. Thorp
Cambridge
Harvard Street
Cambridgeport
Boston
Division 3
Joseph A. Sheehan
Tremont Street
Thorp
Silver Delegates Named For Kansas City Convention
Chicago platform Democrats of Maryland held a state convention to select delegates for the Kansas City national convention. The silver wing vowed to contest seats if the regular convention backs the gold standard. They endorsed the 1896 Chicago platform, denounced McKinley, and backed W. J. Bryan for president.
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Baltimore
Democrats
Maryland
Kansas City
Grand Army Hall
W. J. Bryan
Death of Linus F. Pearson, Charlestown official
Linus F. Pearson, chairman of the Board of Election Commissioners, died at his home 17 Albion Place Charlestown after a long illness. A public official since Charlestown’s annexation, he previously served as city treasurer. He leaves a wife a daughter and two sons. Born Charlestown January 7 1836.
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Linus FE. Pearson
Board of Election Commissioners
Albion Place
Charlestown
Pearson
Wreck Report May Signal Disaster Along Shore
A Yarmouth despatch reports cattle and sheep carcasses washed ashore from Port Maitland to Beaver River. Some animals show blood at the throats, indicating recent drowning. Floating deals are observed near Yarmouth Bound.
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Halifax
Yarmouth
Port Maitland
Beaver River
Dream Slayer Alfred Morrison arraigned in White Plains murder case
Alfred Morrison known as The Dream Slayer was indicted for his wife’s murder and arraigned today before Judge Maddox in White Plains. The court appointed Verplanck as counsel for Morrison who pled not guilty and the case is set for the next term.
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New York
Alfred Morrison
Dream Slayer
Maddox
Supreme Court
White Plains
Verplanck
Morrison
Cape Cod Canal Stock Bill Moves to Third Reading
The Cape Cod Canal stock measure faced strong debate in the Massachusetts House with votes showing major opposition to stock watering and subsidies. Supporters argued needed funds for canal construction while critics warned it trampled laws and public policy. The bill advanced to a third reading on a rising vote and roll call.
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Cape Cod
House of Representatives
Collin
Lynn
State Treasury
Colby
Boston
Donahue
Fall River
Bennett
Saugus
Henderson
Rowley
Esbeck
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Douglass
Newton
Everett
MacCartney
Rockland
Mellen
Worcester
Schofield
Malden
McNary
Davenport
Nickerson
Harwich
Massachusetts Legislation Moves on Various Bills
Under suspension of the rules the House passed a Wakefield sewerage extension bill. Remonstrances opposed extending civil service exemption to Spanish War soldiers. A bill to allow withdrawal from nomination papers cleared by election laws committee. In Senate Innes reconsidered a free water petition for Boston and funding method changes. Mercantile affairs committee favored a teachers retirement fund formation in Boston.
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Massachusetts House
Bennett
Saugus
Wakefield
Eben. S. Draper
Charles Elliot Norton
David T. Dickinson
Committee On Election Laws
Fitzgerald
Boston
Senate
Donahue on Gas Company Testimony at Hearing
The committee on manufactures discussed the gas situation. John F. Donahue of Lynn, secretary of the Bay State Gas Company of Delaware, testified his duties cover Massachusetts and Delaware. The Bay State firm has 50 million dollars in capital stock. He cited 4.5 million dollars paid by Massachusetts gas firms to the Delaware company for a note. He asserted certainty about a major point, noting he is as sure as he knows anything. Parker Chandler was excused from a Friday hearing due to a court case. Donahue sought a similar break for an appointment in Delaware, but was told to resume at 10 a.m. the next meeting day.
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John F. Donahue
Lynn
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Massachusetts
Bay State Company
Delaware Company
Parker Chandler
Donahue
General Oliver O. Howard Guest at YM Congregational Banquet
General Oliver O. Howard spoke at the Young Men's Congregational Club monthly banquet last night at the Hotel Bruns ek, addressing members and guests.
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Oliver O. Howard
Young Men's Congregational Club
Bruns @ek
Thief Tripped In Attempt To Rob Hodgson Jewelry Store
A daring daytime robbery at Edward W. Hodgson’s jewelry shop on Devonshire street failed when a thief named Louis Valamaceda, a 23 year old Spaniard recently from Cuba, was captured after a struggle with Hodgson and retired police officer George Hobson. The store owner and his elderly father were present.
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Edward W. Hodgson
Devonshire Street
Louis Valamaceda
Cuba
Hodgson
Mr. Hodgson
Valumaceda
neAoNae
Mr. George Hobson
Mr. Hobson
Diamonds Thief Detained After City Street Chase
A man attempted to steal a bag of fifty or more diamonds from a store. The thief fled toward State street but was tackled by two bystanders, including Lawrence Lassen, who helped halt the escape until Police Officer Tom Brown arrived at Station 2.
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Valumaceda
Mr. Hodgson
State Street
Lawrence Lassen
Exchange Street
State
R. l L. Day & Co
Lawrences
Charlestown
Hodgson
Val
Tom" Brown
Boston Theatre and Orchestral Muse Close Week
A crowded Boston theater scene features Her Excellency the Governor closing at Park Theatre next Saturday, followed by Louis Mann and Clara Lipman in The Girl in the Barracks. Madge Lessing headlines at the Columbia, with Mabel Gilman heading to New York. Julia Arthur cancels Cleveland dates. May Cariette named as a new prima donna. Shenandoah returns at Boston Theatre. Frank Daniels finishes at Tremont in The Ameer. May Irwin tours next week. The Rounders continues at the Columbia. McCoy and Maher fight ends at Nickelodeon. Chauncey Olcott stars at Boston Theatre in A Romance of Athlone. Palace Theatre bills Merry Maidens.
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Park Theatre
Boston
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Madge Lessing
Priscilla
Columbia
Mabel Gilman
New York
Miss Lessing
Julia Arthur
Cleveland
A. J. Fay
Lowell Opera House
Florida
May Cariette
San Francisco
Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Tremont
Frederic de Belleville
Henry Jewett
Robert Edeson
Verner Clarges
Walter Thomas
Katherine Grey
Hope Ross
Harriet Sterling
Bronson Howard
Frank Daniels
Tremont Theatre
Russia
Bowdoin Square
Klondike
Alice Irving
Grand Opera House
Nourmalle
Joseph Arthur
Castle Square Theatre
Girdlestone
Conan Doyle
Grand Theatre
London
Elvin Crox Seabrooke
Burt Haverly
the Howard
Keith
Bell
Hassan Ali
Austin & Stone
Old Zip
Blue Man
Prussia
McCoy
Maher
Nickelodeon
Chauncey Olcott
Boston Theatre
Augustus Pitou
Palace Theatre
Merry Maidens Company
DANCE HALL SENTENCES FOR NORTH END ARRESTS
Four of five young women arrested at a North End dance hall run by Joseph Johnson were convicted for idle and disorderly conduct. Florence Williams Nelson received a year at Sherborn, Maggie Fager the same term, Alice Murphy and Mary Stone Maude were put on probation, while Mamie Brooks’s sentence was delayed for probation officer Keefe to investigate.
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North End
Joseph Johnson
Judge Gaski
Superior Criminal Court
Florence Williams
Nelson
Sherborn
Maggie Fager
Alice Murphy
Mary Stone
Maude
Home testimonial to Rice at Boston Theatre
A sale is underway for a mammoth home testimonial presented to Mr and Mrs Rice by managers artists and friends in Boston and New York. The event runs from noon to 6 pm at the Boston Theatre a week from today.
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Boston
New York
Mr. &. B&b. Rice
Boston Theatre
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