Allston Physician Found Unconscious Near Pratt Street
Dr Charles L Farwell of 384 Cambridge street Allston was found unconscious on Pratt street at 3 am suffering a head abrasion and possible fainting. Neighbors heard a scream but saw no assailant. police favor a fainting or accidental fall over robbery or assault.
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Charles L. Farwell
Cambridge Street
Allston
Pratt Street
Arthur Battson
Allston Depot
N. B. Rideout
F. A. Field
Farwell
Dow
Cooper
James White
George Cotton
Brighton Avenue
Dawson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited As Cure For Baby's Illness
Mrs Noyle of Spring Valley New York recounts a two month old infant suffering night and day with ear discharge scrofulous head eruptions and hair loss. After trying standard treatment without relief Hood's Sarsaparilla Pills and Olive Ointment allegedly stopped the discharge and healed sores with hair regrowth. Advertising claims praise Hood's as the best blood purifier and warns against substitutes.
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Hood
Noyle
Spring Valley
N. Y
N. B
Major Wood Named Kentucky United States Senator
A Frankfort dispatch says Governor Bradley appointed Major A. T. Wood of Mt. Sterling to succeed Justice Blackburn as United States Senator from Kentucky. The appointment will be announced tomorrow afternoon.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Bradley
A. T. Wood
Mt. Sterling
United States
Kentucky
Justice Blackburn
Officer Thompson Wins Dismissal of McCann Complaint
The complaint by Miss Mary McCann against Patrolman Arthur J. Thompson of Division 3 was dismissed after a hearing before the Police Board. Police officials state they support their officers until charges are absolutely proven.
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Mary McCann
Arthur J. Thompson
Division 3
Nelson Wheatcroft Dies at 88 in New York
New York report says veteran actor Nelson Wheatcroft died today at age 88 in the city. He gained fame on stage and screen across decades, with notable roles in early cinema and theater productions.
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New York
Nelson Wheatcroft
Colonist's spouse describes joining the colony
A doctor testifies about a wife noting her husband joined the colony and that withdrawal could occur if she found the conditions unsatisfactory. The statement continues from earlier testimony on page one.
Boston House Debates Building height Regulation Bill
Lawmakers debate a Tall Blocks proposition and the fire marshal budget cut, voting 82 to 565 against. Witnesses jammed galleries as Rep Hale urged recommittment for hearings, Rep George accused officials of pressuring colleagues, amid questions about the marshal’s conduct.
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Fountain of Learning
Almon E. Hale
Williamstown
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Public Service
Sam George
Haverhill
George
Commonwealth
William H. S. Hayes
Lowell
Puritana Promoted as Spring Health Remedy in Ad Text
An advertisement extols Puritana as a spring tonic to cleanse the system after winter. It links heat producing winter foods and confinement to a slate of ailments from sleeplessness to heart pain, claiming Puritana restores digestion, vitality, and a clear complexion for renewed energy.
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Bright
McKinley Inauguration News From Washington
Early reports describe the Chelsea Young Men's Christian Association contest results and the move toward a new building. Mentions of President-elect McKinley and Mrs Cleveland, and social visits by figures like Hobart, Thurber, and Juneau aides, with scenes at the White House and Ebbitt House.
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Chelsea
White House
Cleveland
Phillips
McKinley
Canton
Ebbitt
Thurber
Mr. Cleveland
Hobart
Arlington Hotel
Capitol
Stevenson
Major McKinley
Smith College
Mary Barber
Grace McKinley
Washington Society
Charles Kurtz
Republican Club of
Columbus
Columbus Glee Club
M’kinley
Dr Teed and Florida colony figures in Boston testimony
A Boston witness recounts paid promises, stolen goods, and hardship linked to Dr Teed. She describes a Florida colony where food was scarce, members grovel for devotion, and Teed is called Christ by followers. She details loans, pawned items, and later legal actions while maintaining belief in Teed’s character.
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Dr. Teed
Christ
Victoria Ordway
Victoria Garcia
Teed
Boston
Boston Building Height Bill Faces Public Review
The metropolitan affairs committee reported a measure setting a maximum height for new or rising Boston structures. Height cannot exceed twice the average width of the widest public way they face, or seventy feet, with several exemptions. The district runs along Cambridge Somerset Beacon Arlington Boylston Back Bay Fens Audubon St. Mary Charles River and extends to the West Boston Bridge line.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
Cambridge Street
Somerset Street
Beacon Street
Arlington Street
Boylston
Boylston Street
Back Bay Fens
Fens
Audubon Road
St. Mary Street
Charles River
West Boston Bridge
Re License Districts In Boston Petition Rejected
The Rev. F. B. Allen and others sought local option license districts in Boston but the plan was rejected. The liquor law committee reported leave to withdraw the petition and made a similar report on a mayor of New Bedford petition for an act providing.
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F. B. Allen
Boston
Committee On
New Bedford
Woodbury facial soap praised for daily use and purity
Woodbury's Facial Soap is touted as making good complexions and best for daily use. The advertisement claims the product is pure and superior for regular cleansing.
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Woodbury’s
President Keeps Bedroom Rest As Congress Session Ends
President Cleveland remains confined to his bedroom for the second night, though officials say it is to endure the rheumatic attack and save strength for the upcoming long physical ordeal. Secretary Lamont and Attorney General Harmon met him about nine for advisory talks on the flood of measures from Congress.
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Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Jefferson
Capitol
Pennsylva- Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Southern Railroad
Trict of Columbia
Cere Lane
Nia
Baltimore
White House
Lamont
Harmon
Congress
Fire destroys Union Traction power house in Philadelphia
A blaze at the Union Traction power house on Thirteenth and Mt. Vernon streets in Philadelphia devastates the plant, causing about 500000 in losses to machinery. An on site crane accident triggers the generator explosion, fatal injuries to August A. Bender and a youth, with several others injured as fire consumes the eight Westinghouse dynamos and related equipment.
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Philadelphia
Thirteenth
Mt. Vernon Streets
Union Traction Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
Westinghouse Company
A. Bender
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Officer Thompson
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Broadway Extension
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Eet Bates
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Woodbury
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Mt. Bellingham
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Blues
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Iowa
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Ohio
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Nebraska
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Maryland
Secretary Porter
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Mrs. McKinley
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J. J. McCook
Fairbanks
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Henry Clay Evans
A. C. Harmer Club
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Hay Residence
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Abner McKinley
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Mrs. M’kinley
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Manchester
Winchester
Evans
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Dorchester
Bates
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Oe Mass
Amoteo
Massachusetts
Benj. F. Stevens
ED D. Foster
F. Ull
Wh. B. Turn Asst
Seo’y
Puritana
Trade Merk
Prof
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Md.il
Puritana Compound Co
Concord
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Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
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H. Ed. Sears
East Dennis
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Mileler’s Falls
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Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
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