Nervura touted as cure by eminent physician testimonial
The article promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy with a testimonial from W D Tanner M D of Denver Colorado. It claims the remedy restores health for nervous disorders indigestion and fatigue and cites improvements in hearing taste and sight after use. It urges those with nervous weakness sleeplessness or digestive issues to try Nervura and notes Dr Greene offers free consultation at 24 Temple Place Boston Mass.
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Allopathic School of Medicine
Dr.Greene
W. D. Tanner
Mexico
Dr. Greene
Boxer Leaders Defy Powers Sparks Unease in Pekin
Despatches from Sanchau say Prince Tuan and General Tung Fu Hsiang vow to defy foreign powers. Their forces are reported at 10,000 with Tuan and 20,000 with Fu Hsiang, raising fears of fresh hostilities and arrests to prevent action.
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Prince Tuan
Fu Hsiang
Pekin
Sanchau
Tung Fu Hsiang
Tuan
Fu Heilang
Gas policy clash strains CAS reform across Legislature
Opposition to a proposed gas consultation measure grows from two main sources and may drift to next year unless gas magnates win a suspension of the four fifths rule. Standard Oil factions back a bill to end the Lawcon Whitney feud, drafted by Robert Morse, with Governor Crane urged to act, a move he reportedly declines.
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House
Senate
Standard Oil
Lawcon-Whitney
Robert M. Morse
Crane
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Post
Boers May Join British Forces in South Africa
General Dewet is reported moving northward at twenty five miles a day aiming to cross the railway eastward and be west of Kroonstadt. A growing number of former enemies of Britain in South Africa have switched sides with the Branéfort Kroonstadt and Bloemfontein ex burgher companies now bearing arms for the British. They claim to defend homes and property from marauding bands.
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Blopmfontein
Dewet
Kroonstadt
Great Britain
South Africa
Branéfort
Bloemfontein
Japan Not Alarmed Over Russia Manchuria Moves
The Japanese legation in London reports dispatches from Tokyo about Russia in Manchuria. Baron Hayashi Tayashu says Japan remains reluctant to concede alarm and doubts any power would act outside the concert of powers or permit secret negotiations with China that harm Japan.
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Ndon
Tokyo
Russia
Manchuria
China
Japan
Burns May Retract Plea In Murder Case
Thomas J. Burns, charged with killing his wife in South Boston, may retract his former plea. Reports suggest the defense will argue insanity at the grand jury indictment.
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Burns
Thomas J. Burns
Boston
Grand Py
Revere Town Meeting Elects Burnham Moderator
The first session of the Revere town meeting held in Town Hall elected Hon. Albert B. Burnham moderator by 80 votes to 221 for Benjamin Dewing. The appropriation committee recommended spending totaling 187 416 with allocations for drains edgestones fire department health highways interest incidentals police salaries street lighting schools and notes and bends.
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Revere
Albert
Burnham
Benjamin Dewing
Committee On Appropriations
Board of Health
It It It It It It It It
A reader in Boston recalls a January 1896 testimonial praising a kidney remedy. Mrs. Richard Bagley reports lasting relief from backache and kidney issues after using Dean's Kidney Pills, noting no recurrences for five years. The ad lists price and sole U S agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and recommends the product name Dou n’s.
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Boston
Richard Bagley
East Suh Street
South Boston
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doun’s
Leominster Girls Basketball Team Invited to Boston State House
Representative Henry Cook of Leominster praises the town’s basketball team as the finest. Boston Rep William Healey writes Miss Helen Miller inviting the Leominster captain to visit the State House with escorts from the House to give the team a royal sendoff.
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Cook
Leominster
William C. S. Healey
Boston
Henry Cook
WI Tam C
Healey
Miss Miller
State House
Jury unable to convict Carrie Nation in Wichita trial
A Wichita jury gave a seven to five vote for conviction in the Carrie Nation drunkenness and smasher case but failed to reach a verdict and was discharged.
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Wichita
Kan
Carrie ‘Nation
Fogartys Tell Eviction tale and emigration to America
The Fogarty family from Cashel Tipperary recounts eviction under the Plan of Campaign after rent protests. They aboard ship to America with $1250 credit and $300 cash, settling in Malden while father seeks new work and older children begin schooling.
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Fogartys
Nathaniel D. Todd
St. Joseph Street
Jamaica Plain
Ireland
Martin
Patrick
James
John
Todd
Ella
Mary
Cashel
Smith-Barry
Fogarty
Boston
Dennis Welch
Welch
Charlestown
Knollin Street
Malden
Legislature Debates Badge Use for Members
The House yesterday debated Mr Bagsey’s plan to provide badges for lawmakers. A suggestion by Mr Saunders to feature a center “Lobster” badge provoked considerable merriment, but the order was defeated.
Movement on Repeal Bill Fails in House Vote
Mr Buswell of Methuen moves to reconsider the Friday decision to engross the bill repealing the mutilation law. The motion is defeated by an unspecified vote, leaving the measure unchanged.
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Buswell
Methueh
Bills Passed to Be Engrossed in Town and State Matters
The legislature passed to be engrossed acts covering sewerage in Lexington, sale of arsenical fly paper, protection of egg bearing lobsters, use of deeds from tax collectors in evidence, reduced number of pilot boats in Boston Harbor under steam, extending Boston street railway construction and operation time, raising the New Bedford mayor’s salary, worker protection in iron and steel framed buildings, incorporation of Interstate Consolidated Street Railway Company, and requirements for recording births marriages and oaths in certain cities.
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Lexington
Boston Harbor
Baston Street Railway
New Bedford
Interstate Consolidated Street Railway Company
Massachusetts Bill Moves to Limit Child Labor and School Attendance
On motion by Mr. Carey of Haverhill the bill to restrict employment of children under 16 was taken from the table and set for Friday. His accompanying bill to require school attendance to age 16 was also taken from the table and scheduled for Friday.
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Carey
Haverhill
Committee On Labor
Senate panel backs nine juror verdict amendment
The constitutional amendment committee reported a bill to amend the constitution to require nine jurors to agree on a verdict. Representatives Fal of Alden Harrington of Boston Frost of Lawrence and Odlin of Lynn dissented.
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Senate
Constitutional Amendment Committee
Fal
Alden
Harrington
Boston
Frost
Lawrence
Odlin
Lynn
Highway Commission Inquiry Ordered by Essex Member
Mr Attwill of Essex moves an order adopted by the highway commission directing a full report to the General Court. The document requests total expenditures through January 1 1901, miles laid out and reconstructed, locations of construction in cities and towns, bridge work and costs, and naming culverts or other structures involved.
Bills Engrossed On Various Local Provisions
The engrossed matters include specifications for weavers, prohibiting bond holders from voting at Knollwood Cemetery Corporation meetings, marking contents on milk bottles, banning seining in Lunis Bay, and renaming First M. B. Church in Watertown.
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Knollwood Cemetery Corporation
Lunis Bay
First
M. B. Church
Watertown
Pure ice bill heard as ice men show up in force
Mr McNary's proposed pure ice bill faced a committee hearing on ill health. Ice men appeared in force, signaling strong interest or opposition.
Cambridge Physician Tops Testimony on Greater Boston Annexation
Dr. H. O. Marcy of Cambridge testified as principal witness before the committee on metropolitan affairs regarding the bill for a Greater Boston by annexing neighboring cities and towns.
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H. O. Marcy
Cambridge
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Greater
Boston
Ex Senator Morse Addresses Liquor Law Committee
Former Senator William A. Morse representing the Massachusetts Hotel Men's Association urged repeal of the liquor law. He argued no evidence shows improvement since the Supreme Court definition and warned enforcement harms hotel operators and risks broader social harm.
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William A. Morse
The
Cape
Liquor Law Committee
Massachusetts Hotel Men’s Association
Supreme Court
Boston Street Horse Racing Ban Bill Sparks Debate
The committee on cities reviewed a bill by Mr. Bigelow of Boston prohibiting horse racing in cities over 60 000. J Bigelow cited a hotbed of sale stables near North Union Station and warned street racing endangers life.
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Committee On Cities
Boston
Mr. Bigelow
J. Bigelow
North Union Station
Hearing on petitions regulating vivisection practice
The committee on probate and chancery held a hearing on two petitions for regulating vivisection. One petition from A. L. Kennedy and others seeks controls. the proposed accounting bill bans experiments causing pain to animals except under strict restrictions.
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Committee On Probate and Chancery
A. L. Kennedy
Four Towns Yet Without Free Public Libraries in State
The annual report of the free public library commission notes only four towns in the state lack free public libraries Gay Head Lakeville New Marlboro and Norwell remain without library services.
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The
Free Public Library Commission
Gay Head
Lakeville
New Marlboro
Norwell
Gardiner Tops Demarty in Cambridge Boxing Exhibition
A Cambridge Athletic Association event at the East Cambridge clubhouse drew about 400 fans. Billy Gardiner of Lowell defeated Ben Demarty of East Boston in eight rounds. Demarty showed grit despite the loss. Other bouts included Young O'Donnell beating Kid Haley in two rounds, with several no decision matches among Somerville and Cambridge fighters.
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Camridge Athletic Association
East Cambridge
Billy Gardiner
Lowell
Ben Demarty
East Boston
Gardiner
Noddle Isne
Young O'Donnell
Sanrige
Kid Haley
Somerville
Barney Clancy
Charles
Arity
Cambridge A. A
Joe Sweeney
Pat Trodden
Cambridge
Jack Dwyer
South Boston
Twin Serenes
Hegelman Leads Walkers In Philadelphia Race
Hegelman topped the pack at 114 miles 11 laps at midnight in the six days go as you please event. Contenders Ho Martin Graham and Golden dropped out as the field stayed in good shape through 11 PM standings showed Hart 112 miles and Glick 111 miles 3 laps.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Martin Horan
George Martin
James Graham
Peter Golden
Hegelman
Hart
Glick
Howarth
Far Dean
Cavanaugh
Barnes
Old Church Proprietors Hold Brief Annual Meeting
The Old Church proprietors met yesterday in Room 8 at 25 Beacon Street for a short session described as unremarkable. The Unitarian society, long thought extinct, recently announced a meeting. it once owned the corner property at Commonwealth Avenue and Clarendon Street later sold to Baptists.
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Beacon Street
Unitarian
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
The
Baptists
Brattle Square
Dark Lungs Warn of Death and a Cure Proclaimed
A sobering warning about consumption haunts a young man whose weakening lungs threaten his future. The piece touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a proven remedy, citing testimonials from patients cured after other medicines failed. It highlights weight gain and restored health, with addresses and claims of a large medical practice and free information.
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Rev
K Hay
Nortonville, Jefferson Co
Kans
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Oll
A. F. Novotny
Newark
N. Y
Shamrock II Launch Delayed to April Fifteen
Glasgow report explains delays in Shamrock II construction due to manganese bronze plate work. Launch fixed for April 15 with Lady Dufferin christening. No secrecy. planned trials between Shamrock and Shamrock II will follow.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Citizen Today
Lady Dufferin
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Shamrock
Harvard crews begin daily practice on river season start
Harvard upper class rowing squads except Weld eight took to the river yesterday in dull weather. Officials expect daily practice as preparations for developing the varsity continue among twelve eights doubles singles and fours. In Montreal, Pons failed to throw Little in a Greco Roman match with a $500 purse before six thousand spectators.
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Harvard
PONS
Montreal
McLeod
Millard narrates China war sights at Tremont Theatre
Thomas F. Millard lectured on The War in China recounting his campaign cor respondent experiences from Tien Tsin to Pekin. He described looting, the march of allied troops, and the desolation along the march routes including 10 000 000 homeless in towns. An episode of storming the Pekin gate featured a Jap corporal and a Chinaman thwarting the fuse. Fifteen moving pictures were shown and lectures to be reported later.
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Thomas F. Millard
Tremont Theatre
China
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Illard
Havin
Garl Faelten Delivers Notable Steinert Hall Concert
Carl Faelten performed at Steinert Hall to a good-sized audience with enthusiastic applause for each piece. The program featured works by Scarlatti Beethoven Chopin Rubinstein, including a Scarlatti Capriccio and Beethoven Sonata, Op. 22, among others, with introductory remarks by Mrs Reinhold Faelten.
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Carl Faelten
Steinert Hall
Domenico Scarlatti
Beethoven
Chopin
Rubinstein
Reinhold Faelten
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Nervease CO
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Nervease
CAS
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Eee
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Patrick John
Margaret
Michael Katherine Avid
Annie William Robert
Lobster Movement
Investigate Highway Commission
Greater Boston
Morse
Semicolon
Walkers
OLD Church Proprietors
Slosson
NW York
George
Slossom
Charlotte
N. C
J. L. Lameden
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Tate Gener
Rockefeller
Merce
R. V. Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N.Y
Trape
Hunter
Baltimore
John C. M
Geer & CO
Summer Street
Mass
Millard
Garl Faelten
Brookline
Chicago
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Brookline Swimming Club
Brooklines
Knickerbockers
Fremont Temple
Bard
Ayr
George F. Hoar
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