Contagion and Grip Fears Promote Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
The article warns of contagion from diseases like smallpox and grip and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a preventive measure. It claims the tablets destroy germs, reduce catarrhal secretions, and can be used by children and adults, with endorsements from Dr. Anniston and Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Dr. Anniston
Lewiston
Greek priest in court over marriage and divorce case
In New York on March 1 Magistrate Duell heard Marie Folerou’s abandonment suit against Theodore Folerou. The Rev Agapetcles A Papageorgopulos testified denying improper visits to Folerou's wife, admitted a Central Park meeting, and the court ordered Folerou to pay seven dollars weekly until the divorce is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agatecdoes A.papageorgopulos
Greek Church
Holy Trinity Church
West Twenty Seventh Street
Marie Folerou
Columbus Avenue
Theodore
Duell
Folerou
March American Queen issue highlights fashion and domestic topics
The March American Queen from Gilchrist & Co. features spring and summer fashion, street gowns, and millinery, with portraits by Maude Coleridge. It also covers pet dogs of social favorites, abyss of feminine interests, and brief articles on table decor, letter writing, seasickness prevention, nervous prostration cures, and Sunday school management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Gilchrist & Co
Maude Coleridge
Prank Zremnes
Brakeman Edward Laarte Is Killed In Railroad Yard
Edward Laarte of Rensselaer New York a brakeman was killed in the West Springfield yard of the Boston and Albany railroad early today. Several wheels passed over him. body mangled. He had married about two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Edward Laarte
Rensselaer
N. Y
West Springfield
Boston& Albany Railroad
Traporte
Supreme Court Overrules Demurrer in Mass Building Height Cases
The full bench of the Supreme Court overruled the respondent’s demurrer in Ferrer Brenton et al. v Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Landowners affected by 1899 Chapter 467 may seek damages for the 70 feet height limit west of the State House. Bernard M. Wolf issued My Clothier's Bulletin boasting 15 000 initial copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ferrer Brenton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State House
Bernard M. Wolf
Clothier’s Bulletin
Sover-Collal
Busse
Death of Arthur Hooper Dodd, prominent Boston figure
Arthur Hooper Dodd, noted Boston architect, clubman and writer, died Thursday evening at Perry Hospital at age 47. In Northampton on March 1 Myra Dutley died from shock after an oil lamp overturned onto her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hooper
Arthur Hooper Dodd
Boston
Perry Hospital
Northampton
Myra Dutley
City of Lowell Remembers Its 75th Anniversary
Lowell marks seventy five years since incorporation with a daylong celebration. Chimes and hymns greet sunrise while schools hear talks on the town’s growth from a Merrimack Valley plantation to a thriving city. Mayor and Solon W. Stevens deliver addresses and Francis Cabot Lowell’s descendant attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Samuel Adams
Hart Pond
Aa Barrat
Mill Brook
Merrimac
Solon W. Stevens
Francis Cabot Lowell
City Hall Events Recall Lowell’s Glory and Prominent Figures
An overflowing Huntington Hall hosted afternoon exercises led by Mayor Dimon with prayer by Rev. St. John Chambre. He recounted Lowell’s storied founder and highlighted notable figures like Elisha Bartlett General Butler Governor Greenhalge James B. Francis and Lucy Larcom during a banquet and evening display of views of Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Dimon
St. John Chambre
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
Woburn
Concord
United States District Court
Lowell
Elisha Bartlett
General Butler
Greenhalge
James B. Francis
Lucy Larcom
1653 Grant for Six Miles Square Plantation Granted
The General Court in 1652 granted liberty to survey a tract beginning on Merrimac River and joining a Concord River neck to form six miles square. The May 18 1653 plantation celebration featured lights and bells as darkness fell.
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General Court
Merrimac River
Concord
Chamber of Commerce and New England Society name pallbearers for Evarts funeral
The Chamber of Commerce appoints a delegation including Seth Low and Andrew Carnegie to attend William Evarts funeral at Calvary Church. The New England Society lists members led by William Dodge. Pallbearers include Carl Schurz and Whitelaw Reid. Service at Calvary Church at 10, with burial in Windsor Vermont on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
William
Evarts
Seth Low
Samuel B. Babcock
Charles
Smith
Alexander
Orr
Abram
Hewitt
Andrew Carnegie
Fairchild
J. Edward Simmons
John
Kennedy
John Crosby Brown
New England Society
William 3B
Dodge
Daniel D. Appleton
James C. Carter
Stewart D.oodford
Horaneussell
Cornelius N. Blilss
J. Piergrant Morgan
Henry F. Howland
John Bixeow
Edmund C. Stedman
Thomas H. Huddard
Hrayton Ives
Calvary Church
J. Lewis Parks
Sidney Webster
William Allen Butler
J. Pierpont Moran
John B. Parson
Carl Schurz
John Cadwalader
Samuel Sloan
Thomas B. Reed
Benjamin F. Tracy
Whitelaw Reid
Windsor
Noble the Boston terrier wins at fair for Crippled Children aid
At the Vendome fair in aid of the Industrial School for Crippled Children the $600 Boston terrier Noble, donated by Mrs Thomas W Lawson, drew a prize ticket held by Miss Madaline Boardman of Beacon Street. Mrs George B Mumford oversaw the dog as girls gathered for the raffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
Noble
Thomas W. Lawson
Madeline Boardman
T. Dennie Boardman
Beacon Street
Madelaine Stuart
Canadian Club Banquet In Boston At Copley Square Hotel
The Canadian Club of Boston hosts a reception and banquet at the Copley Square Hotel next Thursday evening with invites including Professor Charles G. D. Robart a leading Cal writer who will speak on Canada’s literary progress and read from unpublished works. Others include Hen M. Whitney president of Dominion Coal and Coke Co T H Bartindale B gremkens of the Canadian Society of New York plus officials from Free Trade League and Chain of Commerce. Tickets from J F Masters secretary 223 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Club of
Boston
Copley Square
Charles G. D. Robart
Cal
Canada
Hen M. Whitney
Dominion Coal and Coke Company
T. H. Bartindale
Boyle Named Governor of Newfoundland
London March 1 Cavendish Boyle was today gazetted governor of Newfoundland succeeding Sir Henry McCallum who becomes governor of Natal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Newfoundland
London
Cavendish Boyle
Henry McCallum
Natal
Stage Matters in Boston Theatre Season Opener
The Gray Opera Company opens at the Boston Theatre on April 1 for a two week run with an unusually fine repertory. Highlights include Miss Drew and Miss Jackson in new productions, and commitments by actors such as Wheelock Litt Kelcey Shanon as well as plans for Met Opera Company season seating. The program features multiple engagements at Boston venues with London and New York connections, plus forthcoming repertory like Sherlock Holmes and Frou Frou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Texas
John Craig
Castle Square
Ethel Jackson
Ona Net
Bob White
Willard Spencer
Ich
Philadelphia
Jack"’ Wheelock
Empire Stock Company of
New York
Jacob Litt
Minnie Seligman
Si Lane
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shanon
Manon Lescaut
Wallack’s
Olga Nethersole
London
Richard Savage
Henry Miller
Park Theatre
Bernard Shaw
Christopher, Jr
Effie Shannon
My Lady Dainty
Jefferson de Angelis
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Charles Klein
William T. Francis
The
Castle Square Theatre
William Gillette
Hollis
Eugene Tompkins
Grant Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
Maurice Jau
Senate
Old Kentucky
Fanny McIntyre
Cora
Bowdoin Square Theatre
West End
Grand Theatre
First Regiment
Charlies B. Lawlor
Maude Campbell
John Clahane
Ma Mooney
Carl Pfau
Ralph Beverly
Keith
Brendon Hurst
Carlisle
Boston Music Hall
Staley
Birbeck
Canfield
Carleton O'Brien
Havel
Stella Lee
Ford Brothers
Zoa Matthews
Harr Thompson
Mapus
Sunday Church Services With Many Congregations
A long list of Boston area church services outlines morning and evening worship across multiple denominations. Highlights include First Baptist with Dr. Rowley preaching, Tremont Temple with memorial and evangelistic programs, Berkeley Temple and Old South Church with sermons and Lent topics, and various spiritualist and universalist gatherings with speakers, choirs, and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Rowley
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Trermont Street
Seth K. Mitchell
Nina Hartford
Lorimer
Job
Berkeley Temple
Edward Anderson
J. C. Bartlett
Sullivan
Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Dr. Anderson
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
William DeWitt Hyde
Bowdoin College
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
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Archimandrite Agatecdoes A. Papageorgopulos
Tremont and Boylston Sts
City OF
History and Progress
Kennedys
Wes P
Barta al
New England
Kennedy Biscuit Works
Cambridgeport
Mass
C. A. R. Dimon
James B. Casey
Lowell Committee On Celebration
Lothrop & Cunningham
Wescott
A. ST. John Chambre
Morgan
Madeline
Donnie Boardman
Wallab‘e Dog
Victoria Broadway
Sils Ave
27H Street
W. Sweeney
Stage Matters
Louise Drew
John Drew
Broad Street Theatre
Reme
Richard Carvel
Nickelodeon
Hazard
Howard
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Chickering Hall
Baptist
Methodist
Tremont Street
Tremont and
Concord Streets
Charles E. Davis
Prey
Epworth League
People’s Hour
Lot
People's Temp
Berkeley
L. H. Dorchester
Story
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Bing
Mozart
Gray
Presbyterian
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dorchester Street
John Kirkpatrick
Fannie Marriner
Massachusetts Avenue
Combrmegoport
Pye
Dearborn
FIRST
Wxeter
Sireet
Endell Phillips
N. J. Willis
M. R. Goff
Tierkeley Street
Blanch H. Brainard
Schubert Quartet
Assembly Hall
Huntington Avenue
Second Universalist
Clarendon Street
H. Roblin
William Rn. Lane
Martiani
Haydn
Chadwick
Mendelssohn
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Unhall
Boylston Street
William H. Lyon
Brookline
Washingtons
George and
Booker
Gertrude E
Ford
Mise
Thelwyn II
Herbert Elmer Hopkins
Frank Albion Howard
Handel
Boston Young Men’s Chtalditlan Association
H. W. Ewing
Alpa Ladies
Christadelehians
Arcade Hall
Jesus
Joseph Slatthery
Edward VII
England
Cberry Hall
Union Square
Somerville
Charles Kroll
Providence
Universal Brotherhood Organization
Theosophical Soculty
Lodge No. 28
Mt. Vernon Street
Tremont Temple
C . Jameson
H. P. Smith
W. H. Stedman
Kate Barker
M. James R. Small
NEW Sunday School
Maquechusetts Avenue
Bramch of Tremont Temple Church
Solidad Teaks
En ‘Audeville
America
Agoust
Della Fox
Isabella Urquhart
Belle Davis
Mosher Brothers
Rodney Grant
Roosevelt
Bower and
Blanchello
Helen Reed
Keefe
Mitchell
Charles Frederick
Fiseeta
Nizaros
Leopold
Weston
American Biograph
Music Hall and Musee
Hamilton
Winter St
Oxford
Russell Brothers
Techow
Amiel
Billy van
Geo W. da Ramza
Arno Risters
Whiting
Cawthorne & Forrester
Rackett Bros
Lawrence & Harrington
Little
Venings
Noth
the Bank Officers’ Association
Miss Simplicity
BR. A. Barnet
J. L. Heartz
Columbia
Matinee Today
Harry Lacy
Tevera Potter
Joseph Arthur
Charles B. Lawlor
People
Maud Campbell
Tohn Clahane
May Mooney
Carl Pfay
Ralph E. Beverly
Austingistone
Tremont Row
Scollay Sqr
Vallecita
the den of Counterfeiters
George W. Magee
Tremont
Old
Kentucky
Colonial Theatre Boylston & Tremontets
Klaw & Erlanger
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Wm. Young
Symphony Hall
Ernest Seton - Thompson
Animal Land
Lobo
Springfield Fox
Mollie Cottontail
Little Johnnie
Sandhill Stag
J. B. Pond
ISAAC B._RICH
Charles Frohman
William Cillette
Sherlock Kolmes
Ihea
RBE
Keecey Shannon
Tracy Dainty
Harry Miler
Boston Museum
Fkve
Wiay Irwin
Madge Smith
Atty
Copley Wall Loan
Bowdoin
Fanny McIntyre and the Stock Co
Ernest Rosber
ST °Eator Zouaves
Burle’quers Brown
Harrison and Brown
Fields and Fields
Evelyn Founer
Harvey Sisters
Wrenner
Kreisler
Steinert Hall
Palace
Rentz-Santley
St Hofmann Miatoh
Eames Hall
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