Clergymen Credit Paine's Celery Compound For Nervous Ailments
In a March to May survey New York pastors report relief from overwork and nervous strain using Paine's celery compound. Reverends DeCosta Sanford Grandenar Winn praise it for toning the system and restoring health, with one London Ontario minister citing renewed strength after years of decline.
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New York City
B. F. DeCosta
West 12Th Street
Paine
A. KK. Sanford
85Th Street
Eldred
So Grandenard
French Presbyterian Church
West 16Th Street
R. D. Winn
Tts
New York
Gay
C. J. Budlong
Rhode Island
J. G. Laird
London
Ont
Methodist Church
Clifton Springs
Sam
Tam
Indictment Filed Against Former Maverick Bank Director
Jonas H. French ex director of the Maverick Bank was indicted by a U S Circuit Court grand jury for aiding and abetting cashier J W Work in making false entries in reports to the comptroller of the currency This marks the third indictment against French and the government plans to try Cashier Work as a co defendant The 15 counts allege five distinct offences related to false overdraft entries across multiple bank reports with signed documents and sworn statements by Work and French The case risks technicals and questions about joint indictments as prosecutors pursue the bank’s alleged overdrafts dating from mid 1890s through 1891
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Jonas Hi. French
Maverick Bank
United States
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
J. W
French
W. H. Coolidge
Alien
Baoks
Wrench
Sheed
Weeneh
Monte Carlo Wells Seeks Backing in Fraud Trial
At a creditors meeting in London on March 10 Charles Wells known as Monte Carlo read a self prepared statement claiming an American financed him £10,000 for Monte Carlo operations. He said he earned £20,000 from winnings and invested in patents and yachts without naming the American investor.
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London
Charles Wells
Monte Carlo
Wells
Wexis
O That’s No Trouble The Y Lies In Trying To Keep Up
Fragmentary quote notes a tension about keeping pace with others and the burden of effort. The line hints at social pressure and the challenge of sustaining status within a group. The exact source context and speaker are unclear from the fragment.
Portland muddle in Maine recalls mayoral election turmoil
In Portland Maine the election mess unravels with Mayor Ingraham refusing the office. Judge Walton’s guidance leads Democrats to concede, while discrepancies in Ward 1 and Ward 3 prompt mandamus talks. The council on joint ballot tilts Republican 15 of 28, triggering a possible new general election.
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Portlamd
Portland
Ingraham
Walton
Strout
Fourth hearing on Boston fire investigation closes early
The fourth hearing of the Boston fire investigation convened in the Aldermen's chamber. Testimony from George W. Knowlton of the Woven Hose Co. described hose shortages during the Thanksgiving fire and alleged interference with his firm's sales. Other witnesses, including Thomas W. Hough and Capt. Keyes, recounted actions at the Hecht building fire and praised the department's discipline before the Box 52 alarm concluded the session.
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Aldermen’s Chamber
George W. Knowlton
Woven
Devonshire Street
Boston
Robinson
Lynn
Thomas W. Hough
South Street
Malden Tire Department
Hecht
Constant
Preston
Chief Webber
Keyes
Seventh District
Chicago
New York
Charles H. W. Pope
Lee
Harrison as a Professor at Leland Stanford University
Leland Stanford plans to join the newly founded Leland Stanford Junior University as professor of law delivering lectures on constitutional law beginning in October. The campus at Palo Alto sits in Santa Clara Valley famed for both fast trotters and its planned university architecture. David Starr Jordan leads the university with free tuition and $20 monthly for board and lodging. endowment projected at $20 million.
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Leland Stanford, Jr
University
Harrison
Palo Alto Steele
Santa Clara Valley
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Sunol
Arion
Leland Stanford
Bret Harte
David Starr Jordan
Indiana University
Alo Alto
California
Stanford
Bowling Tourney Schedule Changes At National Event
The national bowling tournament changes dates for team games due to the Casino Vesper game. March 15 10 a.m. Usinos vs Fuller, 12 p.m. Springfield Bicycle Club vs Mascot Clark's, semis at 2 and 4, final at 8. March 18 2 p.m. B A A vs Father Scuily A A, 4 p.m. Mascot vs Clark's, 8 p.m. Salems vs Les Miserables of Lowell, 9 30 p.m. Academy of Chessea vs winners of B A A Father 5 A A. An all star NY team to visit Massachusetts for a showcase.
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Father Scuily
Clark’s
Salems
Les Miserables
Lowell
Academy of Chessea
Usinos
Fuller
Springfield Bicycie Club
Peil
New York
Massachusetts
Two men crushed on junk boat near Pier 1
New York March 10 John Ahern a South Street workman died instantly and another man unnamed was crushed between two floats on a junk boat off Pier 1 North River in the morning accident authorities said.
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New Yorks
John Ahern
South Street
Pier 1
North River
Sparring Referee Eckhardt Stars At Crescent Suffolk Meet
Johnny Eckhardt of the Coney Island Athletic Club will referee sparring bouts at the Crescent Suffolk meeting. It marks his first appearance in Boston and observers expect lively action with the youngsters. The Connolly McKennin contest promises strong action as both lads train hard. Ten other special matches are set, and tickets are on sale at John P. Lovell's and Wright Ditson's.
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Johnny Eckhardt
Coney Island Athletic Club
Eckhardt
Boston
Connolly-McKennin
John P. Lovell’s
Wright & Ditson’s
Coney Island
Skelly- Siddons
Crescent City
New Orleans
Captain Cooke
Jim Hall
Fitzsimmons
Bob
Hall
Bill Daly
Mike Daly
Mike
Captain Daly
Charley Mitche
John L. Sullivan
Fime
George la Blanche
Billy McCarthy
Jack McAuliffe
George Dawson
Austin Gibbons
Dick Burge
Mike Mooney
Fitz
Johnny Griffin
Jes Roy
Boxing night at Lafayette Social Athletic Club
At the Lafayette Social Athletic Club rooms on Haverhill street on Fast Day April 6 a splendid contest is promised between the evenly matched Martin Flaherty and Dick O'Brien of Lewiston Maine. Flaherty is training and his hand injury does not hinder his work.
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Lafayette Social Athletic Club
Haverhill Street
Martin Flaherty
Dick O’brien
Lewiston
Flaherty
Amherst Freshman Nine Schedule Promises Busy Spring
Amherst March 10. The manager has arranged a slate of games for the freshman baseball team. May 7 against Wilbraham Academy at Wilbraham, May 10 against Mt Hermon at Northfield, May 27 against Worcester Academy at Worcester, and June 7 against Williston Seminary at Easthampton.
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Amherst
Wilbraham Academy
Wilbraham
Mt. Hermon
Northfield
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Williston Seminary
Easthampton
Worth costume joke from Harper's Bazaar
A humorous exchange between two maids concerns a Worth costume. The first maid asks about the outfit while the second notes it was bought on Eighth Avenue and priced at twenty dollars though valued at twenty five.
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Eighth Avenue
Harper’s Bazar
There Will Be a Fight for Seventh District Seat
A special election will fill the Seventh district vacancy after Henry Cabot Lodge moves to the Senate. Governor Russell backs timely representation, with April 18 or 26 as possible election dates. Dr William Everett is the likely Democratic nominee. Barrett faces Hayes and Champlin among Republicans, with a growing People’s party influence.
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Seventh
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Congress
Russell
William Everett
Quincy
Everett
Hayes
Lynn
Barrett
Lyon
Champlin
Chelsea
Willard Howland
Representative Wellman
Malden
Winn
People’s Party
Dr. Everett
Trouble Ahead for Coney Island Athletic Club Sees Decline
A sports column warns of trouble for the Coney Island Athletic Club amid internal disputes and regulatory limits on long bouts. It notes impending bids for major bouts may shift to New Orleans, with Corbett-Mitchell likely moving, while Fitzsimmons and other boxers face varied prospects and personal misfortunes influence schedules.
Remembered Almost Everything Washington Star Tale
At Baltimore and Potomac station a couple packs letters and gear while preparing to depart. A memory lapse yields the baby forgotten, prompting a quick return to fetch the child as the couple continues their trip.
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Washington Star
John
Baltimore & Potomac Station
Henry
Maria
Winners on the Tracks at Gurtensuren NJ Racecard
Special to the Post lists winners across six races at five and one half to seven furlongs. Unrest colt wins the first with Gray Rock second and Bryan third. Fenelon and Text follow in the second. Lady Hi Ban and Julia in the third. Virgie wins the fourth with Sorrento and Laura S. in pursuit. I. C. U. takes the fifth with Irregular and Mayor B. behind. McMurtry and Onyx dead heat then race off with McMurtry the winner.
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Gurtensuren
N. J
Unrest
Gray Rock
Bryan
Fenelon
Lucy Clark
Lady Hi Ban
Julia
Sir Herbert
Virgie
Sorrento
Laura
Laura S
Mayor B
McMurtry
Onyx
Xenophone
Brookdale
Crown Prince
Spot
Kitten Filly
Aline Ealt
Tartarien
Charlie K
Skeet Geister
Craft
Pers Tog
Marly Dawn
Jamestown
Woodchopper
Tringle
Gladiator
Polydora
Emperor
Lallah
Hymn
Miss Annie
Anxiety
Spaldie
Annie E
Bon Voyage
Salisbury
Flarimore
Bulfinch
Alarmibee
John R
Seabright
Lord of the Harem
Grey Rock
Glenlochy
Graduate
Jack Satehler
Tasso
Miss Bess
Glougest er Results at Guioverster Show Winners and Times
Racing card from Guioverster March 10 lists six races with winners, second places, times and betting odds. Notable firsts include John Lackland, Kearl B., Eolie, Schuylkill, Montague, Wissahicken, Wissahickon, and others. detailed weights and pari mutuel odds accompany each race.
A Murderer Hanged in Montgomery
Sherman Arp, condemned for the murder of William Pogue, was executed at sunrise this morning in Montgomery Alabama after conviction and sentence carried out promptly.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sherman Arp
William Pogue
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