Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Safe Universal Remedy
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal treatment for all piles, claiming no surgery is needed. It cites patient testimonials from Waterloo Iowa Huntsville Alabama Moriah Missouri Tracy City Tennessee and notes the product is inexpensive and harmless. The Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan markets it through druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. Crook
Waterloo
Iowa
O. G. Spillman
Huntsville
Ala
J. D. Roberts
Moriah
Kaster Nunley
Tracy City
Tenn
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Hawaii Senate row halts statehood bid vote
In Honolulu Cecil Brown demanded a vote on tabling a statehood resolution. President Russell was found to have voted in favor, defeating the measure. Brown challenged the vote as arbitrary, was ordered to yield the floor, and a scuffle nearly broke out before a motion to adjourn passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Senate
Cecil Brown
Congress
Hawaii
Russell
Brown
French Losses in Battle Reported by Timimoun Action
Despatch from General Serviere says French and Algerian troops fought Moroccans near Timimoun Oasis of Tront. French forces dispersed tribesmen but suffered two officers and twenty three men killed and many wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Serviere
Timimoun
Tront
Kellogg Condition Steady in Bronchial Pneumonia
Harpswell Me March 12 The evening bulletin reports Mr Kellogg remains about the same with bronchial pneumonia diagnosed The end may come at any time Relatives stay by the bedside and the physician notes a temporary rally in strength during the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpswell
Noted Painter John S. Sargent III in New York Notice
A London dispatch to the Tribune reports that John S. Sargent the noted painter, who has been in residence in New York, is mentioned in a March 12 update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
the Tribune
John S. Sargent
John 8. Sargent
F. l L. Davis
Reports on Punishment Demands at Pekin Ministers Meeting
A general meeting of foreign ministers at Pekin heard reports on punishment for Chinese linked to Boxer unrest. There was strong opposition to broader executions, though lists including ninety six minor officials were cited for possible action toward Prince Ching and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Lroxers
Prince Ching
Ung
Rev Whittemore praises education at Colby College
In Waterville Maine on March 12 the Rev Gr B C Whittemore pastor of the First Baptist Church and Colby College alumnus class of 79 issues a statement supporting education at Colby. He contends that Colby women have not hindered the college but rather aided its progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Gr. B. C. Whittemore
First Baptist Church
Colby
Quaker Sample Drive Opens in Town
Hartford Lancaster sail for Boston to try the Bunker or Srey. Quakers are seen all over town inviting residents to watch for a free Quaker sample.
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Tford
Lancaster
de Stor
Rade Crawfords
Gendron and Reliance
Hartford
Boston School Board Rejects Married Teacher Nomination
An executive session declined to confirm Cora V Enwright a Bunker Hill assistant teacher citing her marriage. The board later approved several new high school funding items and confirmed Miss Maud Briggs of Quincy as special assistant after debate. Evacuation Day observing plans and adjusted schedules were announced for Boston schools.
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Cora V. Enwright
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Boston
Cupid
Michael H. Enwright
Enwright
McDonald
Seaver
Lst
Allen
Miss Barrows
Brett
Cushing
Duff
Ernst
Fifield
Vogel
Saldwin
Berridge
Bulger
Campbell
Coolidge
Harkins
Keller
Kenny
McDonough
Merritt
Abrahams
Bolster
Burr
Mary H. Lyons
Nee Gibbons
Roxbury High School
New Dorchester High
Ccccseees
East
Sos
Les Dewehness
South Boston High
Illinois Battleship Illinois Makes Strong Builders Trial
The Illinois conducted a builders trial trip from Newport News on March 12. The ship tested boilers with a coastal run of about two and a half miles down the coast and back. During the two hour run under moderate draft her speed averaged 16.2 knots per hour with 107 revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Illinois
Virginia Capes
Missionary Board Endorses General Chaffee for Mercy
The Missionary Society board meeting approved by Bishop Potter praised General Chaffee for his merciful treatment of the Chinese, signaling support for his actions in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Managers of
Potter
Chaffee
Arrivals From The Fish Fleet At T Wharf
Four vessels docked at T wharf including the Gloriana under Captain George Stodder with 40 pounds of fresh fish from Georges. Jeremiah Shea, son in law of Iain Patrick Sullivan, transferred to the Siecsane after an incident on the Sullivan, as a rescue effort recovered from a lynch. The fleet carried about 150,000 pounds of fish selling 3 to 4 cents a pound. further details note the steamer Prince George departing for Yarmouth, and Dominion Line steamer Roman’s owners receiving about $80,000.
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T Wharf
House
Gloriana
George Stodder
Georges
Jeremiah Shea
Iain Patrick Sullivan
Maggie Pillven
Siecsane A Res
Sullivan
Haddock
Prince George
Lene
Yarmouth
N. C
Rene
Pearnce Arthur
Dominion Line
Roman
Halifax
R ii
Charlestown
Poe
Gull
Admiralty
Four Faces Hidden in Picture Puzzle Offer Reward
A puzzle offers a reward of one hundred dollars for correctly identifying the faces of a father and his three daughters in a shown image. The note promises payment the same day upon successful identification, with the firm name WRD DRUG Co. and address 66 & & ow Y. nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodacia
WRD Drug Co
Maritime notes on ships and sailing history from the harbor
The article recalls vessels and events around Boston harbor including the Westernland propeller loss and $5 payment, the City of Quincy sold for conversion to a steam yacht, and the McLaurin aged twenty-two years in use near New Newport. It mentions the Polly privateer from 1804 and updates on several schooners, schooner Cap tain Dyer from Accra and the Neptunus from Genoa. The fleet movement, weather change, and large tug Co W Morse are noted with port movements to Belize and Port Limon.
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Westernland
Ithe ‘Eo
City of
Quincy
Nantasket
H. B. Anderson
New York
Boston
McLaurin
Newryport
Polly
Maine
San Francisco
Manila
Oakes
Dyer
Accra
Wa Bermun
Nobska
Wena's Hole
Hatteras
Co. W. Morse
Altilas
S. Pizzati
Belize
Port Limon
Morse
National Dock
Neptunus
Michael's
Genoa
Shipping News Miniature Almanac March 13
Shipping notes list sunrises and moon phases with tides and high water. Arrivals include steamers Altonia and Admiral Dewey with mercantile cargo and passengers, plus tugs and schooners visiting Nantasket Roads and Norfolk. Sailed vessels head for London, Boston, Yarmouth, and other ports with barges and towage assignments.
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Altonia
Potter
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexath Nantucket
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
En Johnson
Brunswick
Charles
William P. Clyde & Co
James
Whitnates
New York
Merchanto
Henry M. Whitney
Guy of
Birming
Hice
H. Pope
Orion
A. Omeonhey
Nerfolk
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Willie
Lynn
Mass
Sein
Melvin
Bacon
Civil Court Torts: Explosion Injuries On Commonwealth Ave
First Session before Judge Maynard consolidates multiple tort actions for injuries from a dynamite cartridge explosion on Commonwealth avenue near Summit avenue on December 29, 1998. Verdicts: Walsh, Harrahy $10,000. Burke, Meehan $5,000. Finnegan $6,000. Meehan vs city $50,000 sought. Listed attorneys and defendants follow.
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Dedham
Foss
Allen
T. ©. Grover
E. M. Knowles
M. F. Sullivan
H. D. Moore
C. F. Smith
Gaskill
Annie Mahoney
City of
Boston
Warren Avenue
Charlestown
A. D. Moran
H. Hudson
Jane Putnam
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Same
Boston & Maine Railroad
Metropolitan Park Reservation
Revere
Wattertown
Famine Cobb
Grace Cobb
C. E. Todd
W. W. Risk
E. P. Saltonstall
Samuel Bornstein
Als
J. H. Blatt
J. H. Richardson
W. M. Blatt
Mason
T. J. Cobb
Killan
Nissell
A. P. Teele
John Kearns
Luigi Chiatto
Libeno Lago
P. S. Maher
E. M. Fou
Joseph Adolph
Robert Levy
A. A. Ginsberg
Annie Weiss
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Uly
Daggett & Young
BE. C. Roche
Equity Merit
Sheldon
Mary Turner
Emma Fitz
Dracut Street
Dorchester
Bill
G. C. Chaney
F. C. Chamberlain
Anastasia Killilea
Jennie Brown
J. Nelson
Cs. KE. Fitzgerald
C. H. Welch
United States Commissioner’s Court
Yea Ten Wah
Maynard
Patrick Walsh
Alexander McMurty
Michael Burke
Peter Harrahy
Thomas Meehan
J. J. Finnegan
Commonwealth Avenue
Summit Avenue
Meehan
Walsh
M Harrahy
Burke
Meeham
Dag Young
C. F. Choate
Packard
Brighton Avenue
Brighton
R. M. Constall
T.M. Ba
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Senate Row
Kellogg
John S., Sargent III
Pavors
FTEN
M’donald
Secessenes
Shipping News
Dewey
Port Antonio
Jam
City of Macon
Three Sisters
G. M. Breinerd
Red Beach
Washington, D. C
Wind Northwest
Noranmore
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Alf
Louisbur
San Marcos
Indian
Whindel Bia
Frostburg
OC. Oo
Hector
West Virginia
H. F. Dimock
Les Fores
Henry O. Barrett
Tamaqua
Coleraine
Wilatte
Glendower
Ladelphia
Valley Forge
Burnside
Lincoln
Paxtang
Peeseee
Tormentor
Draper
Thomaston
Eyeneeee Do
Dar- Ne Wayne
Whitman
Bath
Ottinghan
Portsmouth
Mercury
Hampshire
Blanche
S. C. Co
New Y
Georges Creek
N. H
Confidence
Cape Cod
W. Oler
Gladiator
Drifton
Mercedita
Nantasket Roads
Reading
Philadelphia
Kalmia
Williamsport
Salem
Cto
Tiammond
Suffolk County
Commonwealth
New England
Vancouver
Dominion
State St
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Ivernia
Opaey
Tltonia
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Sachem
Michigan
Kansas
Sagamore
Eae
Hovene Tunnel
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Company
Lewis Wharf
Stow Maites
Savannah
N.R
Florida
H. Downing
Agt
A. Dew. Sampson
N. F
Atlantic Ave
W. H. Pleasanxnts
Traffic Mer
Sound Lines
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
Battery Wharf
Ashington Street
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Indelphia
Cenart B. Sampson
Sueenerey
Fiske Building
Portland Steamship CO
Bay State
Tremont
India Wharf
Iiall
Seamship Lines
Nova Masco Mane Rari
Medical
C. A. Lougest
Longest
Europe
Dr. Hallock Medical Institute
DR. Hallock Institute
Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
Mena
DR. Collins Remedy CO
Berwick Park
Columbus Ave
Tolman’s
E. M
E. W. Gahan
M. D
Tremont Street
Bailey
Howard Sr
Tremont St
Williams
Waltiam St
DR. Adams
Fremont St
Dr. Bell
Columbus Avenue
J. B
Bishop Office
Boyleton
Hollis
Miss Johnson
J. BE. Frothingham
Allston St
Cor
Bulfinch
William Goblin
Suffolk
Joseph A. Goslin
Admr
Yangdon Street
Roxbury
Messe
POST
John Mulholland
Water Street
Winthrop Building
William E. Fay
GO State St
Banigan
Worcester
State Mutual
Lowell
Butual Loan CO
Bolman
Devine
Dorchester Ave
D St
James V. Devine
PLEBY
New York City
Payette
Laconia
Winthrop Beach
Shirley
Hanover St
Waldron
Astrology
M. Frances
Rutland Uare
Hilda
Ara, Cc
Zabrola
Hall
Shute
Broadway
Everett
Bascom’s
Washington St. Ag
Merrimack
Cobb St
Washington St
NEW Paper & Paint CO
Lowell St
Mui
Kountze
Keene
the Post
Remington
Wi Ste. Co
Congress St
C. A. Parsons
Massachugetts
State House
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Tman. Trank
P. O
New Haven
Bert’ S
Candex Mfg. CO
Su&w Ly
Balch Brothers CO
Bromfield St
Black Mountain
Parkorn
Colorado
England
C. Ballem
Watch
Charlton & CO
Albany St
Litchfield
Ee Ave
National Waist & Skirt CO
Frederick & Coo
Ernest DE Souza
Temple Pl
Smyth Sewin
Boston Mailing Co
India
Toner
Chickering, Hallet & Davis
Ivers & Pond
R. Collins
Hillside St
Liberal Weekly
Maes
Chickering
Henry F. Miller
Shawmut Ave
Prof
Berry
McPhail
Dudley St
F. B. Howland
Main St
Singer
White
Domestic
Davis
Wilcox & Gibbs
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Clift St
Pleasant St
Winchester
Jay St
Cambridgeport
Lynch
Gibson St
M. Hatch
Park Sq
Albeek’s
Blackstone St
Ambus Ave
Blyte
Waltz
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