Nervura Named World's Great Spring Medicine
The advertises Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the best spring medicine for blood and nerves. It claims to purify and enrich the blood, energize the nervous system, aid digestion, and promote healthy bowels liver and kidneys. A testimonial from Gustave Lelbach of Jersey City describes relief from headaches dyspepsia and insomnia after using multiple bottles.
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Gustave Lelbach
First St
Jersey City
N. J
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Warren steamer Roman to take grain at Mystic Wharf first of its kind
The Warren steamer Roman will be moved from Charlestown dock to Mystic Wharf to receive a grain consignment from the Boston and Maine railroad. It’s claimed to be the first time Warren steamers are docked here for such a load, and the Roman may be the first four masted vessel to use this elevator.
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Warren
Roman
Charlestown
Mystic
Atlantic Yacht Clubhouse
Commercial Wharf
James F. McGirr
North End
North Bennet Street
Commodore Dixon
Josie R. Burt
Philadelphia
New Bedford
Burt
Glenwood
Harding
L. G. Gilchrist
Gladiator
Providence
New York
D. S. Arnott
Zeta
Waterford
Irc
Lunenburg
N. J
Ethelwold
Atlantic Works
Jamaica
Peconic
Palermo
Bath
Dirigo
San Francisco
Loss of the Ailsa prompts $490000 libel by Atlas Line
The Atlas Line Steamship Company owners of the Ailsa filed a libel in U S District Court against the French steamer La Bourgogne for $490000, seeking damages for the loss of the Ailsa and its cargo after the collision on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlas Line Steamship Company
Ailsa
la Bourgogne
United States District Court
Bourgogne
Tremont 764 Offers Wringers Carpets and Repairs
Advertisement notes American Wringer Company at 13 and 29 Broadway extension and 1 Corn Hill area selling wringers lisses and carpet sweepers. Repairs provided and delivered without extra charge. Request written or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Lsoften
RHEUMATISM REMEDY PROMOTED BY MEDICINT CO
A brief ad touts a remedy claimed to cure rheumatism and goat ailments in one bottle. It lists MEDICINT CO at 36 East 19th Street New York City and invites readers to request a circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicint CO
19Th St
Nework City
Italy Ensnared by Abyssinia War Defeat Sparks Rome Turmoil
Word of the Abyssinian rout triggers panic in Rome as garrison confinement and street disorder spread. Police and troops struggle to quell crowds. many are shot or crushed, with reports of Italian detachments retreating toward Asmara and ammunition exhausted. News notes a chaotic, unfolding disaster.
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Rome
Abyssinia
Unf
Asmara
Princes of Italy Conference on Abyssinia Crisis
The Prince of Naples Crown Prince of Italy held a conference in Rome on March 4 regarding Abyssinia. Cabinet and Parliament were set to meet today to address the issue and potential actions beyond the Abyssinia crisis.
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Rome
Naples
Italy
Italians in upheaval over Africa campaign and Crispi government
Strikes and large demonstrations rocked Milan Venice Padua Verona Rovigo and other cities as radicals clashed with monarchists during a meeting at which Signor Vendemini attempted to speak. Troops fired on rioters in Milan killing one man. public demand for Crispi’s downfall and reinforcements to Africa grew.
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Africa
Signor Vendemini
Chamber of Deputies
Milan
Venice
Plaza St. Mark
Baratieri
Padua
Crispi
Verona
Rovigo
Italy
Senor Crispi
Italians Routed in Abyssinian Trap at Adowa
Rome dispatch reports Italy lost about 5000 men in the recent clash with Abyssinians. General Baratieri allegedly walked into a trap set by reports that Shoan chiefs attended King Negus coronation at Axum. Advancing into passes, Italians faced French rifles, artillery, and native fire, forcing a retreat after stiff resistance.
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Rome
Negus
Axum
Baratieri
Albertone
Arimondi
Dabormida
Adowa
Tigre
Italian Cabinet to Meet Parliament on March 5
The Italian Cabinet will convene Parliament tomorrow but will wait for General Baldissera’s advices from Massowah before deciding on further military actions. King Humbert and General Mocenni discussed Abyssinia plans as Italian princes sought permission to join the campaign.
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Humbert
Mocenni
Abyssinia
Baldissera
Africa
Ti Popolo Romano
Massowah
Changes in Boston horse show prize rules announced
The executive committee of the Boston horse show approved changes to prizes and rules. New prizes include extra special Arab class for stallions and mares, new pair class counting halves to horses and broughams, and adjustments to harness and saddle class eligibility. Entries close March 18.
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Boston
Batonyi
Typo graphical Union considers injunction against Pinkham firm
The Typo graphical Union executive committee met to respond to publisher Charles A. Pinkham restraining action. Papers were served on President Simon Nevins Secretary John Douglass State Organizer C. G. Wilkins and others to appear in Circuit Court on March 9 and April 6 to show cause why an injunction should not issue. The union repudiates opposition to typesetting machines and disclaims supporting a boycott.
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Typographical Union
Charles A. Pinkham
Boston Union
Simon Nevins
John Douglass
C. G. Wilkins
C. W. Gould
New England
Edward O'Donnell
Circuit
Pinkham
Meetings of a Night at Young's Hosts Dental, Republican Groups
The American Academy of Dental Science held its monthly meeting at Young's with Dr R R Andrews presiding. Dr Frederic C Cobb and Dr A H Stoddard spoke. About twenty members attended. The Republican Institution of Boston held its regular meeting at Young's for officer elections. Officers elected included President Thomas F Edmonds and multiple vice presidents, a treasurer, solicitor, secretaries, and trustees among about forty members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Dental Science
Young
R. R. Andrews
Frederic C. Cobb
M. D
A. H. Stoddard
Academy
Boston
Thomas F. Edmonds
George O. Carpenter
Stephen M. Crosby
Walter H. Dugan
John Carr
Francis H. Brown
Uriel H. Crocker
William E. Parmenter
Frank A. Drew
A. Ward Perkins
W Gordon Gerry
Frank A. Loud
Edward C
Virginia antiquarian Dr. W. P. Palmer dies after stroke
Dr. W. P. Palmer a renowned Virginia antiquarian and writer died after a stroke following a heated reaction to President Cleveland's Venezuelan message. He collapsed after denying the President's utterances and never recovered speech.
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Richmond
W. P. Palmer
Virginia
Cleveland
Congress
Palmer
Gravatt
Subway Hearing Shapes Boston Transit Control Debate
The Beacon reports a metropolitan affairs hearing on subway control and possible fifty year private leases. Attendees including Father Mellen and Corporation Counsel Bailey clash over franchise terms and who should manage subway tracks in Boston.
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Subway
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Beacon
Post
The
Transit Commission
West End Street Railway Company
Jim Mellen
Worcester
Boston
Crocker
Commission
Bailey
Mellen
Railroad Commission
Mr. Mellen
West End
Melen
Thomas W. Kennefick
Palmer
Charles R. Train
Congress
Massachusetts
House
Campella
Committee On Railroads
Kenefick
A. W. Butler
Brockton
Colonel Young
Springfield
Robinson
Rourke
Gallivan
Lowell
Ways and Means Committee
Committee On Judiciary
Myers
Mr. Rourke
Mr. Gallivan
Harrity Sees No Cleveland Bid and Names Possible Candidates
W F Harrity, chair of the national Democratic committee, says Cleveland is not a possible presidential candidate. He urges the party to adopt sound money against free silver and notes strong alternatives including Pattison Russell Carlisle Wilson Matthews Stevenson Morrison Harmon and others with Olney listed among the "others."
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New York
W. F. Harrity
National Democratic Committee
Mr. Cleveland
Democratic Party
Tilden
Harrity
Mr. Olney
Mr. Harrity
East Boston Man Disappears at 85
James J. Fitzpatick of 44 Lamson Street East Boston vanished Sunday evening after saying he would take a walk. The 85 year old, unmarried and partially demented since a bat injury years ago, is described as 5 feet 4 inches tall, 150 pounds with a smooth face and brown hair. He wore a gray overcoat and black derby hat and police across the surrounding area have been notified.
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James J. Fitzpatick
Lamson Street
Boston
Fitzpatrick
Real Estate Sale in Newton Sets Record
Papers signed on the largest Newton real estate deal since Commonwealth avenue boulevard opening. The Rice estate tract runs from Commonwealth avenue to Ward street with 40 foot frontage on the avenue and 600 feet on Ward Street, totaling about 400000 square feet. Grantors include A D S Bell and others. purchaser is G H Robinson. Two new streets are projected to cut the property into 34 lots from 7000 to 10000 feet, to be built immediately.
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Newton
Commonwealth Avenue
Ward Street
A. D. S. Bell
G. H. Robinson
Police Chief Proposes 3 New Officers for Night Coverage
Chief Lothrop J. Cloyes released the annual report urging three new police positions. Two would serve District 1 Ward 5 and one for District 2 to assure Massachusetts Avenue is patrolled from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. He also recommends buying six additional signal boxes for Districts 1 and 2.
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Lothrop J. Cloyes
Massachusetts Avenue
Corcoran Denies Clash Over Russell in Massachusetts
John W. Corcoran chairman of the Democratic State committee in Washington said there is no clash between Olney and Russell in Massachusetts. He called talk of smothering ex Governor Russell unwarranted and said he conferred with Secretary Olney but received no hint about presidential nomination wishes.
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Washington
John W. Corcoran
Democratic State Committee
Olney
Russell
Massachusetts
Corcoran
Chapter of Misfortunes In Bangor After Double Assault
In Oldtown Luther Antoine fatally attacked Jennie and Grace Irving. Grace survived briefly, recounting the brothers. Antoine, known as Lute, died by pistol after the killings. Locals speculate on his insanity and note a long history of misfortune for the Irving family.
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Bangor
Luther Antoine
Jennie Irving
Grace Irving
Oldtown
Antoine
Jennie
Grace
Luther L. Antoine
Lute
Amasa Antoine
Antoines
Irvings
Imported machinists case heard in Washington
Secretary Carlisle and Commissioner General Stump held a hearing on March 4 with several attorneys representing cotton interests to admit four English machinists. The workers were sent by English manufacturers to assemble cotton machines imported in detached parts. Ex Governor Russell of Massachusetts participated as an attorney.
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Washington
Carlisle
Stump
England
Russell
Massachusetts
Sugar bill sparks Reichstag quorum quarrel in Berlin
In Berlin today the sugar bill triggered a heated scene in the Reichstag as Herr Richter moved adjournment claiming no quorum. Members surged into the chamber, a call of the house followed, and after socialists and Volkspartei members left, the government failed to count a quorum delaying the bill.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Richter
Freissinig
Volks Partei
I O O F Rhode Island Elects Its Officers
Providence March 4 The grand encampment I O O F of Rhode Island held its annual session electing officers Grand patriarch Lewis F Beckford Providence grand high priest John Stanton Hope Valley grand senior warden J D Lloyd Jr Providence grand scribe W H T Moseley Providence grand treasurer S O Randall Providence grand junior warden W F Fish Bristol grand representative Thomas M Holden River Point
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Lewis F. Beckford
John Stanton
Hope Valley
J. D. Lloyd, Jr
W. H. T. Moseley
O. Randall
W. F. Fish
Bristol
Thomas M. Holden
River Point
Lynn Police Raid Policy Shops Seize No Evidence
Lynn police conducted several raids on alleged policy shops in the evening at 9 Monroe Street and Earl and Fuller’s block in Central Square. Authorities say policy writers persist. after exposure last fall they have become cautious and hard to catch.
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Lynn
Monroe Street
Earl & Fuller's
Central Square
Fire in Attic Damages Cornhill Brick Building
A brisk blaze at 5.84 yesterday afternoon burned the attic of the four and a half story brick building at 21 and 23 Cornhill, home to J Otis McFadden wall paper dealer. Stock and work rooms sustained about $4000 in damage while the third floor of J T Chandler printer suffered water damage. The owner, Mrs Harriet Otis, faced about $500 in total damage.
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Cornhill
J Otis McFadden
J. T. Chandler
Harriet Otis
Holmes to Be Hanged for Pitezel Death
The Supreme Court denies Holmes appeal in the Pitezel murder case. Justice Williams notes no substantial errors and the evidence supports the verdict, confirming the death sentence.
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Holmes
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Williams
H. H. Holmes
Benjamin F. Pitezel
Bethesda Dramatic Club stages varied entertainment
The Bethesda Dramatic Club with Dr L B Fenderson presented last evening at the Christian Union featuring Nance Oldfield and Shattered Ideal scenes from Macbeth. The Bergman Orchestra provided music throughout the performance.
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Bethesda Dramatic Club
L. B. Fenderson
The
Christian Union
Nance Oldfield
Residents dispute shoplifting arrest address claim
J. J. Coffey and M. J. Ahearn of Leverett Street allege Lucy Martin and Maud Grant, said to be living at 140 to 146 Leverett Street, do not reside there and never have, challenging the reported custody and address details.
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J. J. Coffey
M. J. Ahearn
Leverett Street
Lucy Martin
Maud Grant
Welsh poet William Evans dies in Lockport at 71
The Welsh poet of America and organ builder William Evans died in Lockport at age 71. He was well known in the United States for contributions to poetry and prose, and in Wales his name was familiar to readers of leading journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport, Ill
William Evans
America
Wales
Captain Grant Resigns After Grounding Incident
Captain Grant, who commanded the steamship New York when she ran aground on the Southwest Spit last Saturday, has resigned from the company. The New York was removed from the reef this morning by Captain Watkins, long a veteran of the line.
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New York
Grant
Southwest Spit
Watkins
Supreme Judicial Court civil dockets listing numerous cases
The document lists numerous cases before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and its sessions, including parties such as Emerson v Somerville, Indian Head National Bank v Clark, Gardner v Cohannet Mills, and many others across multiple sessions, with assigned counsel and docket numbers. The record covers cases across various divisions and sessions, including Second, Third, Fourth, and Without Jury sessions, with an emphasis on procedural order and case listings.
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Supreme Judicial Court For the
Brown estate leaves gifts to Brown University and Missionary Society
By the will of the late Charles L. Colby Brown University of Providence is left 20000 dollars and the Women s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Boston receives 5000 dollars.
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New York
Charles L. Colby
Brown University of Providence
Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Boston
Insolvency Notice for John Biesy and Co. in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a warrant in insolvency against John Biesy and William J. Biesy of Boston builders and partners. Creditors are notified to prepare proofs of debt and await a meeting at the Court of Insolvency on April 10, 1896 at 2 PM in Pemberton Square Court House to appoint assignees.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
John Biesty
William J. Biesty
Court House
Pemberton Square
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Third Meeting Notice for Cartwright Insolvency
Notice of the third meeting of creditors for insolvent debtors David J. Cartwright and J Shel Don Cartwright to be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston Suffolk on March 13 1896 at 10 a m. The assignee will present his account and creditors may appear object and present claims against the estate. C Dederer Paul Assignee.
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State House
Boston
Brockton
L. H. Bartlett
W. G. Young
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Saul Rothblum
Abraham G, Hirschberg
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Eugene Toppan
David J. Cartwright
J. Sheldon Cartwright
County of
C. Dederer Paul
Notich
Patrick Joyce
Edward Walsh
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
City OF
Ir Board of Aldermen
Boston Globe
Hannah McLaughlin
Daniel McClaughlin
Register
Mary A. Laming
John M. Harlin
Boston West
Sal Court
L East Bet
EL George
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Estey Piano
Aldermen
Aldermen's
City Hall
Bordman Hall
Ponar
Gilles
Emperor Mbenelek VII
Jess
Mechanics’ Hall
Mr. Pinkham
East Boston
Cambridge Police
ODD Fellows
Pure California
Asec Blanchard & Fare
Dock Square
Manani
Ll Square
Estey
Tremont St
Harvey & CO
Boylston Street
Keene Optical CO
Washington St
School Street Loan CO
School ST
Medical
Chichester
Pennyroyal Pils Ee
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Baltimore
Water St
A. Uayfield
Merchants’ & Miners’ Transportation Co
Waterstreet
Shiod P
Layfield
Suffolk, Ss
Richardson, J
Rosenberg
R. R
McCorkle
Duchemin
Butler
Kennedy
Greenstein
Hodgate
Grand Trunk
Bishop
Wessel
Hannon
Murdock
Mahoney
Cuneo
Orne
Howard
Carven
Carey
Pineo
Higgins
Kerrigin
Same
Mills
Gower
Porter
Gillett
Wise
Connolly
Connors
Tremont House
Lilley
Walsh
N. Y
N. H
H. R
Kiernan
Metropolitan Cons. Co
Kimball
Kelly
Peckham
Boston & Maine
Foley
Hammond
Phillips
Town of
Spencer
Tucker
Utley
McGurn
Sullivan
Sutherland
Costeller
Greenough
Apl
Court of Insolvency
Brower
Dodge
Morton
Keppel
Dunbar
Cohen
Freeman
Marston
Baker
Murphy
Fuller
Sampson
Swasey
Dowell
Patterson
Gardella
Foote
Choate
Tide Water Oil Co
McHugh
Wyzanski
Nickerson
Wilde
Boston Baptists
Marry ME
Alex
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Hanson — Kenney
Somerville
E W. H. Lannin
Dudley M. Hanson
Frances F. Kenney
Merriam
Mary
John Merriam
Sumner Street
Church of the Assumption
Bartlett
George EB. Bartlett
Nahant Street
FORD
Cambrdsoper
Margaret Teresa
John and
Margaret Ford
Weymouth
John F. Ford
Church of the Sacred Heart
Kneeland Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
J.newman & Bons
Committee On Election Laws
Massachusetts School Suffrage Association
Committee On
Harrison Avenue
A. L. Plimpton
C. E
Samuel Little
J. M. Galvin
JM. Galvin
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