Great Spring Tonic and Restorative Ad Shown
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a strengthening medicine for nervous and physical prostration. It features testimonial claims of improved sleep, reduced tremors, elimination of constipation, and renewed energy enabling activities after two years of weakness.
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Dr. Greene
Endowment concerns spark clash over restrictive bills
Legislature weighs likely restricts on fraternal beneficiary endowment insurers amid debate on committee report. House pursues pay raise for Supreme Court justices. cigarette and electricity measures tabled or postponed. Senate resists House joint rules as insurance hearings continue with figures like Atkinson and Curtis giving testimony.
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Committee On Insurance
Brown
Chester
Barrett
Provan
Giles
Bryant
Buckley
Kelley
Southwick
Boston
Clayton
Cambridge
Committee On Public Health
Somerville
State House
Civil Service Commission
Edward Atkinson
Edwin A. Curtis
Jix
Robinson
Iion Hall
American Protective League
United States
Collins
Corcoran
Shipping News Mini Almanac For March Six
Shipping brief notes high water and lunar details from a maritime almanac. It lists moon length and tide indicators with cryptic times and readings. The fragment suggests Saturday March 6 as reference and includes figures such as 4:30, 2 35 40, 12 46 1 lla and 28m.
Marital Notices From City List
In this city entries dated March 1 and February 29 report marriages performed by ministers including Rev. Louis A. Banks and Rev. S. H. Winkley. Names listed include Charles W. Fitz and Mary E. Landry. Matthew Speirs of Medfield and Josephine Eliza Kent of Boston. F. A. Tracy of Peterboro New Hampshire and Jennie Campbell of Everett.
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Fitz—Landry
Louis A. Banks
Charles W. Fitz
Mary E. Landry
Speirs—Kent
S. H. Winkley
Matthew Speirs
Medfield
Josephine Eliza Kent
Boston
Tracy—Campbell
Everett
F. A. ‘Tracy
Peterboro
N. H
Jennie Campbell
Deaths and funeral notices from area, March records
Obituary notices list numerous local deaths with ages and brief details. Notable entries include Jonathan J. Cobb aged 7, William C. Oliver aged 66, Charles M. Stimpson aged 67, John I. Gardam, Rev. James McWhinnie, Nicholas Van Slyck, Elizabeth Weld, True Glidden Whittier, Joseph Davis aged 79, Arthur Hall Hoppin aged 16, Chester Pitman aged 2, Stebb en Goodhue Wheatland aged 67, Eliza Wills aged 81, and Gilman Hodgkins aged 36. Private funeral for Florence Lone and request against flowers. City notes train schedule for Hodgkins funeral.
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Florence
John Lone
John Randall
Quincy
Mass
Neaes
Jonathan J. Cobb
Davia Cutter
Oliver
William C. Oliver
Stimpson
Charles M. Stimpson
Gardam
Dorchester Avenue
John I. Gardam
McWhinnie
Cambridge
James McWhinnie
van Slyck
Providence
Nicholas van Slyck
Weld
Jamaica Plain
Elizabeth
Hanford
Malden
Chester Pitman
Carrie E. Hanford
Wheailand
New York City
Stebben Goodhue Wheatland
Salem
Los Angeles
Cal
Eliza
John N. Wills
Newburyae
Hodgkins
Ashmont
Dorchester
Marchbury D
Gilman B. Po
Sarah H. Hodgkins
O. C
Maritime Arrivals and Clearances Reported in Busy Port List
The segment lists arriving steamers including Ottoman Bentley Indien Dorchester and Essex with mdise and passengers to various firms in Boston Philadelphia and Halifax. Cleared foreign steamers Hermann and Aleppo and coastwise vessels Otranto Tremont and others. Sailed steamers for Liverpool London Rotterdam and New York and numerous schooners and brigs from President Roads and Roads with cargoes and passengers.
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Ottoman
Stembridge
Liverpool
Mdise
Warren & Co
Prussian
Bentley
Glasnow Res
H & An
Indien
Nickerson
Philadelphia
EK B Sampson
Dorchester
H M Whitney
Tremont
Craig
Portland
Essex
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
A M Graam
New Brunswick
Hirward
St John
Eastport
E A Waldron
Carroll, Brown
Halifax
Boston
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island Steamship Co, Steamer George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Sih
Edward L Warren
Colson
Belfast
Hermann
Berg
Meyer
Antwerp
New York
Gill & Lootz
Aleppo
Silk
Alexander Martin
Nunan
Glasgow
Allan
Schs Olive Pecker
Haiti
Trinidad
Cotton & Haley
Mecosta
Stratton
Cayenne
Otranto
Wing
Furness
Withy & Co
Williams
Colby
Waldron
Pieatoangus
Cobb
Kansas
Forest City
Melbourne
London
Nyassa
Rotterdam
Hf&f
Dimock
Rebecca F Lamdin
Brunswick
Samuel Dillaway
Alice B Phillips
Toe
Harry Messer
Lizzie Young
Jacob Reed
John M. Moore
Rockport
Yale
Henry Sutton
President Roads
Steinpis Hina
Spartan
Philaelphia
Maritime departures and arrivals list from multiple ports
A ledger of sailings and arrivals dated March 2 to March 4 across ports including Alexandria Apalachi co la Water man A Taft Jr from St Simons Galway, Baltimore Clarence H Weiner from Horse Island and Charles F Mayer from Portsmouth, Charleston Lizzie Babcock Belfast, New York steamers from Rotterdam to various ports, Nobska passages with numerous schooners and brigs, and notes of coal shortage at Vineyard Haven, detailing ships, routes, and destinations.
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Alexandria
Waterman
A Taft, Jr
St Simons
Wiscasset
New York
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Craigton
Matanzas
Simeo Dumois
Sagnor
Yamuri
Baracoa
Germanic
Liverpool
Phosphor
Transit
Philadelphia
Maine
Wilmington
Vel
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Passea
Schs
Susan N Pickering
Fernandina
Mary Freeland
Perth Amboy
Portland
Alfred Keen
Port Johnson
James B Pace
Boston
Lucy A. Davis
Baltimore
Chas A Sparks
Wrestler
Iwis A Heaton
Rockland
Martha Jane
Fortuna
Nelson E Newbury
Spartan
Maggie Abbott
Port de Paix
Ferih Amboy
Rachel Jane
Providence
Ella Frances
Chelsea
Cyrus Chamberlain
Plymouth
Harry Smith
Port Spain
Dover
Port Antonio
San Francisco
Ben F Packard
Savannah
Gate City
Satula River
Hattie C Luce
Torrey
Vineyard Haven
City of Mason
Maritime Ship Movements and Sailings Globally
A condensed shipping log lists vessels sailing or in port at various global ports. Entries include De Ruyter toward Boston from Antwerp on March 3, Merritt from Buenos Aires to Boston with hides and wool, Carrie E Look to Philadelphia, Salina to New York, Arcot and Fes tina to Boston from Havana and Cienfuegos, and Yarmouth reporting 68 hours from Boston.
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Antwerp
de Ruyter
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Jane
Merritt
Rosario
Cardena
Carrie E Look
Philadelphia
Cienfuegos
Salina
New York
Arcot
Festina
New Yok
Bessie Whiting
Richard S. Spollard
Mobile
Thos RK Pollard
Geo E Walcott
Havana
Maverick
Hong Kong
Josephus
Gov Robie
Do. Hiogo
Japan
Titan
Liverpool
Venetian
Montevideo
Stella
Matanzas
Parthian
Manila
Tillie Baker
Delaware
Carib
Yarmouth
Kate M Hilton Reported Lost With All On Board
The Kate M Hilton sailing from Philadelphia December 31 to Havana is reported lost with all crew. Names listed include Captain Andrew Johnson of Boston, second mate Charles Brown, steward J B Wixon, seamen J B Wixon Peter Anderson E M Scollay W B McKinnon and Thomas Wixon. The vessel valued about $14 000, insured for roughly $8000.
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Kate M Hilton
Philadelphia
Havana
Andrew Johnson
Boston
Charles Brown
J B Wixon
Peter Anderson
E M Scollay
W B McKinnon
Thomas Wixon
Jeanie Lippett
Salem
Boothbay
James Ponder
Wilmington
Notice to mariners at Point Allerton buoy drift
Notice states the black can buoy off Point Allerton has drifted six to seven hundred feet toward shore. It mentions the steamer Dorchester arriving yesterday and implies further navigational caution is advised until the buoy is replaced.
Trans-Pacific and Atlantic Mail Closes Notices
Shipping mail deadlines announced for multiple routes. Nova Scotia and SAORTIMA DS aboard Premier and Ethelred with March 5 to 6 closings. Europe via Aleppo on March 6. City of Peking from San Francisco on March 12 for Asia. Boston office closes March 6 for Japan and Hong Kong routes and March 9 for Hawaii. Society Islands via Travic Bird closing March 25. Australia New Zealand Fiji and related islands via Monawa closing March 27.
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Saortima
Premier
Jamaica
Ethelred
Great Britain
Ireland
Aleppo
Petea
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Monawa
San Francisco
Boston Ocean Ferries Run From Jamaica to Boston
The Boston Fruit Company operates the fastest passenger steamers to Boston carrying Jamaica fruit. One steamer weekly year round, doubling in summer, with 21 876 acres of plantations and 16oo tenant families. The voyage lasts about six days.
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Boston
Boston Fruit Company
Jamaica
New England
Jessie H. Freeman
Africa
Lorenzo LD. Baker
Lorenzo D. Baker
Tropics
Baltimore Fruit Company
Hoston
Religious services and lectures in Boston area churches
The column lists a series of church activities including Believers' meeting at Bowporn SQuaRE TABERNACLE with sermons at 10:30 and 7:30 led by Rev. M. R. Deming, Bible School at noon, Young People at 6, and stereopticon views on Elder Jacob Knapp. Also notes vesper service at Unitarian Union Hall with Rev. Porter, Baptist services at Street Church with Rev. Gumbart, Evangelist Leyden speaking at Wells Memorial, Temple Newbury Street talk by Mrs. H. S. Lake, King’s Chapel morning and afternoon services, Suffolk Conference Channing Club vesper at Second Church, and St Paul’s Church schedule with morning communion and afternoon services.
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Bowporn Square Tabernacle
M. R. Deming
Beacon Orchestral Club
Jacob Knapp
Tabernacle
Wells Memorial Hall
Columbia Theatre
Washington Street
J. H. Armstrong
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury Street
Lake
School
Pupblic
Kina’s
S. M. Crothars
Suffolk Conference and Channing Clup
Second Church
Copley Square
Stopford W. Brooke
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Lindsay
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