Peruna touted by congressman and readers as cure all
In a Washington letter Congressman M W Howard of Fort Payne Alabama endorses Peruna as a remedy. The ad cites catarrh as a widespread cause of illness and features testimonials from A C Lockhart of Rochester NY and W P Peterson of Morris IL describing relief from dyspepsia and catarrh after using Peruna.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Columbus
M. W. Howard
Howard
Fort Payne
Ala
W. P. Peterson
Morris, Il
Chef Fritz Loses Liederkranz Club Assignment Trust
New York March 14 Prince Henry of Prussia luncheon silverware theft ruins Rupert Fritz veteran chef. Fritz, steward at the Liederkranz Club on Fifty eighth Street and Park Avenue, sourced the silverware, then learned items were taken after the Emperor William yacht launch at Shooters Island. He resigns and makes an assignment after inventory reveals losses to friends.
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New York
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Emperor William
Shooters Island
Rupertz Fritz
Fritz
Liederkranz Club
Fifty-eighth Street
Park Avenue
Prince Henry
King Edward's Ireland visit delayed by Irish tensions
Earl Cadogan, lord lieutenant of Ireland, said King Edward was disappointed by the abandoned Irish visit. He attributed the decision to temporary difficulties, noting the King originated the visit idea and would have been warmly welcomed, with ministers’ full responsibility admitted. Cadogan expressed hope the King would soon realize his wish for Ireland.
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Dublin
Earl Cadogan
Ireland
Edward
Dartmouth Club Dined At Beacon Street Dinner
The Dartmouth Club of Boston held its regular monthly dinner and smoker at the University Club on Beacon Street. Attendees included President Isaac F. Paul Judge J. B. Richardson Professor F E De Meritte G Franke Blake Dr Alexander Quackenbos George W Hsterbrook Dr C G H Cogswell and several other members including H Holt Jr Joseph W Bartlett and W F Gregory among others.
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Dartmouth Club of
Boston
University Club
Beacon Street
Isaac F. Paul
J. B. Richardson
FE. de Meritte
G. Franke Blake
Alexander Quackenbos
George W. Hsterbrook
CG. H. Cogswell
Messrs. Hatch
Kimball
Prescott
P. F. Drew
Technology Seniors Dinner at MIT Honors 1902 Spirit
The MIT senior class held its annual dinner at Young's with 86 members present. R V Brown presided. toasts included L S Cates on The Spirit of '02, A Eagle on The Ladies, C A Saw yer on The Alumni, A Gardner on Walker Memorial, F H Hunter on Class Day, and E T Pollard on The Senior Portfolio.
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Young’s
R. V. Brown
Cates
A. Eagle
C. A. Sawyer
A. Gardner
Pleas for Anti Vivisection Bill
Hearing on the anti vivisection bill continued before probate and chancery committee. Asa P. French Rev. Charles G Ames and Rev Dr Wood urged protection of animals from needless cruelty and argued current laws do not curb vivisectionists.
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Asa P. French
Charles G. Ames
Wood
French
Senate action on bills and adjournment for Dorchester Heights
Senate panel backs a Boston civil action bill barring clerk fees in Suffolk cases with fees taxed if the city wins. A pharmacy board reconsideration bill advances. Senate adjourns to Tuesday for Dorchester Heights dedication. Other measures: brake safety on streetcars, caucus venue disclosures, postponement of street railway stock bills, poll tax assessment review in Boston.
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Senate
Committee On Probate and Chancery
Boston
Suffolk County
Michael J. Sullivan
Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Berry
Suffolk
Dorchester Heights
Bliss
Hampden
Primary Election Laws Hearings On Boston Petitions
The committee on election laws heard two petitions affecting primary elections in Boston. One advocates declaring primary day on the sixth Tuesday before statewide elections and the fourth Tuesday before city elections, with candidates and party officers elected at primaries. Ballots will list party candidates and designations, with one party per vote, and polls open from noon to 6 PM. The second petition seeks enrolment of voters for caucus purposes by Boston election commissioners who would supply lists for each party containing only names.
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Sullivan
Richard L. Gay
Duff
Boston
Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Luce
Committee On Election Laws
John A. Sullivan
Suffolk
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Petition seeks labels on bottles and jars for accurate content
The Mercantile Affairs Committee heard Charles F. M. Malley urge labeling of all bottles and jars with true quantity. M. J. Sheehan cited overfilled interiors causing fives to misrepresent a quart. Opponents led by Bottlers Association claim restraint of trade and broader reach to medicines and groceries.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Charles F. M. Malley
M. J. Sheehan
Judge Moffett
Bottlers’ Association of Massachusetts
Hugo
Bottlers’ Association
W. B. Weld
Widlesale Liquor Association
Gorham D. Gilman
Nye proposes daily printed schedule of committee hearings
Senator William A Nye asks the rules committee to publish a daily list of hearings with measure numbers room numbers and related data from the semi weekly bulletin The plan aims to give a daily view of hearings embraced by about 40 General Court committees where 30 or more may hold hearings in a day across two to three times that number of measures.
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William A. Nye
Committee On Rules
Lst
General Court
Medford Charter Petition Withdrawn by City Council
The committee on cities heard Medford's petition for a revised charter but were told the City Council voted to have the petition withdrawn. The forenoon also covered Mayor of Gloucester's petition to authorize extending Rogers Street via a loan outside the debt limit.
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Committee On Cities
Medford
Gloucester
Rogers Street
Indicted in Bribery Case Over City Garbage Bill
Edward Butler a leading local Democrat faces grand jury charges for attempted bribery tied to last year’s garbage bill. Butler posted bonds after appearing at the Four Courts. Dr Chapman testified he offered $2500 as a present to influence passage, with Dr Merrell also approached. both rejected.
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ST. Louis
Edward Butler
Municipal Assembly
Butler
Chapman
St. Louis Board of Health
Merrell
Board of Health
Hodges
Boston Stage Roundup Adds to Spring Tour Rumors
Boston theatre listings announce king dodo closing at Tremont, san toy and florodora touring. Edeson debuts in new york. lectures, recitals, and a busy week of operas and vaudeville at venues like Hollis, Symphony Hall, and Boston Music Hall with major acts such as Barrymore, Verdi Requiem, and Damrosch guiding concerts.
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Dodo
Treenont Theatre
Thomas Lawson
Boston
Actors’ Church Alliance
Boston Theatre
Ren Hur
Ethel Barrymore
Museum
Clyde Fitch
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Miss Barrymore
Columbia
Bowdoin Square Theatre
St. Patrick’s Day
Lottie Gilson
J. K. Emmet
Grand Opera House
Castle Squire Theatre
Rosedale
Castle Square
Cavalleria Rusticana
Bijou
Frida Ricci
King Dodo
Tremont Theatre
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Corner Cottage St
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Worcester District
Medford Charter
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Schumann-Heink
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MM. Salignac
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Metropolitan Opera House Company
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John Drew
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Murray Brothers
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Austin & Stone’s
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Nickelodeon
Bos
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A. C. Tibver & CO
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Lawrence McCarty
Wep Crand
Conpolitan Opera House
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Maurice Grau
Metro
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Faust Mmes. Calve
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Carrie Bridewell
MM. van Dyck
Campanart
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Ray Bailey
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Mile
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Winter St
Oxford
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Montrell
D’alma’s
Dogs & Monkeys
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Smirl & Kessner
Vks
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Vnitou Canoe Club
Harry
Wreserved
Hollis Triatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Robert Marshall
Working Boys
John J. McNally
Bennet St
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Murray & Jas
Gilbert
Mass. Web
Sat
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Nautch
Lallah
North End
S&s Towne’s Cavalry
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Tel
Music Hall
Matinee
the Penitent
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Carre
Revere House
Ali Boston
Symphony Hall
Burton Holmes
Penncg
Boston Museum
SanToy
Eneer
Barrymore
Sala
Nat M. Wills
Old Howard
Pe Booth
Midgley and Carlisle
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Neilson
Collins
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Haymarket
Mergenthaler-Horton Basket Machine CO
the Company
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