Dinner Hostesses Nerve and Stomach Cure Endorsed
A dinner conversation touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion and nervous disorders. Testimonials from George W. Lamb and David H. Keating claim relief and urge readers to consult Dr. Greene at Temple Place Boston or request a symptom blank by mail.
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Kinney
George W. Lamb
Dr. Greene
Ryall
Prusgists
David H. Keating
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Eh Pr. Greene
Temple
Boston
Nass
A Baronly Great Luck, He Will Marry Today
A local note states that a man from Brookline is set to wed today. The bride is Miss Helena Burkhardt, described as a young Brookline lady. The report emphasizes the timely wedding and the notable pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Helena
Just Like the Man Cleveland Letter Draws Senate Talk
Washington comments on Mr. Cleveland's letter as senators and a few House members read it. Critics praise it as dignified while others call it in bad taste or a candid declaration of candidacy. Speaker Crisp declined to comment as Kilgore and Bland support a nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Senate
Carlisle
Kentucky
Harris
Tennessee
Colquitt
Georgia
Vilas
Wisconsin
Interior
McRae
Arkansas
Hill Democrats
Holman
Indiana
Beltzhoever
Pennsylvania
McMillin
Crisp
Quiet Brookline Wedding Unites Baron Von Schelley and Helena Burkhardt
Miss Helena Burkhardt, daughter of Mrs P. W. Burkhardt, will wed Baron Von Schelley at her mother's Brookline home this afternoon. The ceremony is private, followed by a reception, then a train to New York for a honeymoon before sailing to Stuttgart. About 150 invitations were issued. wedding gifts total about 30,000 dollars. The baron serves as second lieutenant in the Grender Regiment, Koenigin Olga, and will take leave for the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Burkhardt
P. W. Burkhardt
Baron von Sehoiley
Park and
Auburn Streets
Brookline
Baron von Schelley
Grender
Koenigin Olga
Suttgart
Adolph Biewend
Parker Street Lutheran Church
Roxbury
New York
Stuttgart
Palmer Handles Shore Line and Colonial Express Tickets
L H Palmer provides passage and drawing-room car tickets for all trains on the Shore Line and for the Colonial express the new through day train between Boston and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Shore Line
Boston
Washington
Bonds for Dana and questions on a false erasure
The court fixed bail at 320000 for Thomas Vana, last of the Maverick trio, with 85000 per indictment as ordered by Judge Nelson after Potter and French rulings. A reader asks editors to explain the grand jury’s reference to a false erasure in the Bank failure case, calling it a moral and linguistic anomaly from March 15, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Vana
United States Distict Court
Nelson
Dana
Messrs. Potter
French
Charles A. Browning
United States
Hallett
Allen
Post
Grand Jury
Bay State House Debates East Boston Company Bill
The Massachusetts House debated amending the East Boston Company incorporation act with Chance urging line strikes and Olmstead defending the substitute. Sullivan sought further consideration, and the House adjourned after 3:15. Other actions included postponing a coal yard bill, re-reading Phillipston annexation to Templeton, and reports on streetcar warnings and noise devices. A Senate bill on broker fraud and a measure about real estate publication were discussed or rejected, plus a committee reported on public records management. The public charity committee examined baby farming with vivid testimony on child sale for $25 and calls for a regulatory directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Company
Chance
Boston
Olmstead
Sullivan
Blodgett
Templeton
Phillipston
Joint Special Committee On
Secretary of State
Senate
Verona Land Company
Chico
GS. Hale
F. B. Alien
Massachusetts
Patti Leads Lakme at Mechanic's Building
Patti earns acclaim as Lakme in Delibes' Lakme with Van Zandt in the title role. Reszke and Martapoura shine as principals. Montariol improves as tenor. the orchestra and chorus praised though some audience doubts linger about the work's mood and setting. Lucia di Lammermoor rescheduled. Patti's illness causes postponement and refunds offered at Tremont box office.
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Martapoura
M. Rinaldini Hag
Jakme
Miss van Zandt
Bos
Gerald
Montariol
Minnie Lauk
Edouard de Reszke
Nil Kantha
Mile. de Vigne
Mallika
Miss Klein
Mile. Bauermeister
M. Martapowra
Frederic
Gounod
Emma Eames
Messrs
Abbey, Schootier
Boston Day by Day resolves hotel waiter dispute
The tempests at Young's Hotel and Parker House ease as Landlord Whipple abandons shared tips. A committee led by Paul Averett urged rescission. Whipple agrees, allowing waiters to keep tips unless they choose to share.
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Young’s Hotel
Parker House
Whipple
Young’s
Waiters’ Alliance
Paul Averett
Neponset Group Hopes Park From Marsh Land Plan
President J E Tuttle led a Neponset Improvement Association meeting to discuss turning a twenty five acre waste marsh land between Neponset avenue and the Old Colony railway into a playground. The land owned by eight or ten persons could be bought for about $10000 with support from Alderman Eddy Councilmen Young Patterson and others for city appropriation. Senator West ex Councilman Light WW B Black and others spoke in favor of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. £.Tuttle
Neponset
Eddy
Young and
Patterson
West
Light
WW. B. Black
Old Bath House Site Not Granted for Horse Stable
The site on Cabot street adjoining Enginehouse 18 will not be granted to the fire commissioners for a stable for horses requiring treatment for injuries or other ailments. The committee on fire department recommends the old pumping station on Elmwood street in Roxbury as an alternative brick structure not now in use.
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Cabot Street
Fire Commissioners
Committee On Fire Department
Elmwood Street
Roxbury
Evans named southern division superintendent of Boston and Maine
General Superintendent D W Sanborn of the Boston and Maine railroad announces the appointment of George F Evans as superintendent of the southern division with immediate effect. Evans, about 40, has eight years as general manager of the Louisville Evansville St Louis consolidated line and is well known in southern railroad circles. The post was made vacant by Sanborn’s promotion to general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Sanborn
Boston & Maine Railroad
George F. Evans
Southern Division of the Road
Evans
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Consolidated
Boston & Maine
Engineer Charles Wright Hurt At Hotel Bristol Elevator
Charles Wright, engineer of the Hotel Bristol at Boylston and Clarendon streets, was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday morning for injuries to his arm after it was caught in the elevator rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wright
Bristol
Boylston and
Clarendon Streets
Massachusetts General Hospital
Old Engineer Dennis Phelan Dies in Fort Snelling
Dennis Phelan a thirty year United States service engineer at Watertown Arsenal and Fort Snelling Minnesota died there in March. Remains were sent East and in charge of Joseph J. Kelly. Funeral held yesterday from Henry M. Moriarity’s Cambridge Street Cambridgeport home. Services by Rev Father Stack at St Patrick’s Watertown church. Interment at the new Watertown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Phelan
United States
Watertown Arsenal
Fort Snelling
Minn
Joseph J. Kelly
Henry M. Moriarity
Cambridge Street
Cambridgeport
Father Stack
St. Patrick’s Church
Watertown
New Watertown Cemetery
Folger Bernard Wedding At East Boston Home
Miss Emma Bernard wed Benjamin L Folger last evening at the bride’s home 138 Lexington street East Boston The ceremony was performed by Rev L Ed Bates The bridesmaid was Miss Grace The best man was Mr J Jordan Mr and Mrs Folger left for California and will reside in Revere upon their return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bernard
Benjamin L. Folger
Lexington Street
Boston
Rapid Transit To Town Improves East Cambridge Lines
East Cambridge will gain better transport to Boston after May 1 with electric cars to be introduced in spring. Residents of Inman and Harvard squares will welcome the improved service and faster rides into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Boston
Inman
Harvard Squares
A Street Railway Franchise Favored by Citizens
In Holyrook on March 15 a meeting of residents voted to grant a franchise for an electric road from the Brockton line to the Braintree line via Franklin street. The Brockton Street Railway Company plans to issue bonds to build by January 1, 1893. The selectmen favor the project and the franchise is likely approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyrook
Brockton
Braintree
Franklin Street
Brockton Street Railway Company
Proportions and Purity in Old Brand Whiskey Advertisement
An eccentric ad claims a man 1.70 m tall should weigh 80 kg, linking height to weight with health and proportion. It touts G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskeys as well aged, pure, medicinal, and doctor recommended. Chester H. Graves & Sons, Boston, Mass, sole proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Chester HR. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Spinners Strike for Higher Pay at Star Mills
In Middletown or Middleboro the spinners at Star Mills walked out this forenoon protesting poor pay for hard work. The labor action reflects discontent over wages and conditions at the textile plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mippieboro
Star Mills
Middleboro
Mr Charles L Page Ordained at Dudley Street Church
Mr Charles L Page was ordained to the Baptist ministry at Dudley Street Baptist Church last evening. He has long served as assistant to Rev A D Gumbard, with Rev N E Wood of Brookline preaching the sermon and Rev A J Gordon of Clarendon Street reciting the ordaining prayer. Page remains as assistant to Rev Gambard at his former church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Page
A. D. Gumbard
N. E. Wood
Brookline Baptist Church
A. J. Gordon
Clarendon Street Church
Gambard
Uruguay Means Well Opposes Fair Funds in Parliament
Montevideo March 15 The opposition in the Chamber of Deputies to voting the 24000 dollars for the Chicago World’s Fair says the stance reflects Uruguay’s financial embarrassment not ill will toward the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteviego
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago
Illinois Central Switch Could Bar B&O From Terminus
Chicago March 13 Sunday night the Illinois Central laid a switch south of the World’s Fair grounds. If kept up it might block the Baltimore and Ohio from reaching its proposed terminus and shut out other roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Fire at Dorchester Avenue House Ends With Minor Damage
Last evening a rubbish fire in the cellar of 1448 Dorchester avenue prompted an early alarm from Box 022. Firemen extinguished the blaze with slight damage to the three story wood house owned by Henry Goitrey. Captain William G Blanchard was injured in the dash to save the hose wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Avenue
Henry Goitrey
Lngine House
William G. Blanchard
Russian banker Gunzberg fails in St Peterspaxre
March 15 report from St Peterspaxre states that Herr Gunzberg a noted banker who had represented major European houses has failed for a large amount. His concerns are centered in Berlin and the German government’s refusal of a Rifegian loan has left him unable to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterspaxre
Herr Gunzberg
Europe
Ferr Gunzberg
Berlin
Cuar
The McKinley Bill Debate Dominates Senate Day
The senate spent the entire day in the house chamber debating the McKin Kinley Bill. The Urgent Deficiency Bill and an Appropriation Bill also occupy the day’s work as senators speak. During a debate, Mr Walk’s watch is reportedly accused of being wrestled during his remarks.
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Mr. Walk
Washington House Debates Post Office and Free Wool Bills
In Washindon on March 15 the House reported a bill to repeal the mail subsidy act and granted a minority report. The conference report on the urgent deficiency bill was agreed to. A free wool bill debate followed with mentions of McKinley tariff views and a humorous episode involving a Durgeries watch. Senate actions included Indian Territory statehood discussions and Military Academy appropriations with changes to electric and gas plants. The session adjourned after exeg.
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Washindon
Enloe
Tennessee
Committee On
Post Offices and Postroads
Savers
Texas
House
Blount
Georgia
Coombs
New York
Messrs. Walker
Massachusetts
Dockery
Missouri
Rockwell
Scott
Illinois
Chipman
Michigan
Milliken
Maine
Wilson
West Virginia
Walker
Senate
Berry
Flale
Military Academy
Cullom
War Department
Academy
Jime
Morrill
Faulkner
Hoar
Lincoln man charged with attempting to wreck Fitchburg train
Charles Tyler of Lincoln appeared before the District Court on an accusation of attempting to wreck a passenger train on the Fitchburg railroad Sunday night. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the Superior Court in $1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tyler
Lincoln
Fitchburg
Stock Market Totals And Major Shares March 15
Market report lists total trades at 295,600 shares for March 15 with comparisons to 370,100 on Monday and 257,300 on Saturday. Highlights include bids for railroads such as Atchison and Chesapeake and Ohio, with various price highs and lows, and notable activity in standards like New York Central, Chicago and Great Western, Union Pacific, and Northern Pacific among others.
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Altohi & T. Bisseess
Atchison
Tral Pacific
Canada Pacific
Canada Southerm
Ches
Chi
AMOR
Cese
Csee
Dep. & BR. G
Ceces
del. & Hudson
del. & Lack
Great Northern
Lowa
Petivceese
Louis, & Nash
Eees
Tols Long Island
Luke
Evans
Cease Cove
Onigi
Fe Be
Wisecen
N.Y. Conmival
Eaen Kre
Central i
Cs & St. Dan
N.Y
Ceree Atv Bussg
Obie & Mis
Cassie Bey
Boe
Rock Island
Psy
Ogdeb
Gebiieets
Walt Hanks
Eaer
Southern Pac
Stu
P. & Damas
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Seove
de Bescosees
Wateah Pacific
Wis
Ig Ons Sas
Chicago Gas
Ilyis
Jistillers
Ene
Isi Isig
Sugar Trust
PTGL
Ceee Ses Rass Eee
Enee
Othg YO Express Companies
Gaas Isis Cb
Owewice
Anglican Cocveseee
Ccccasetsees
United States
Cce S
Erro Cove
Brunswickhseecuees Eee
Estes
Cotg&zrseeees
Holy Opel
Oregon
Cere
Samea
Petroleum
Bilver
Coal & Iron
Western Unionssee
U.S
Lis
So & W.gs
Pac
Can. So
Ore. S. Vets
EUR
L. Gs
Sis
RG Aste
Ssi's
Sis Erie
L.ts
Iowa
K.p.con
St. i Uvon
Sl Si. P
Pac. Igts
Rex
Mining stockprices listed with varied figures
The page shows mining stock quotes for Best & Belcher Chollar Cal and Weics Eureka Gould Carry Hale and Norcross Ceres and San Francisco entries. Values appear inconsistently formatted with some errors like mismatched characters and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best & Belcher
Cal. & Weics
Eureka
Eoeese
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Dnner
Discus
Sion
Burkhardt
Boston Post
the Post
BAY State Legislature
Orn Tratt
THE
Minneapolis
Russell
Hill
Blaine
Harrison
Dark Horse
Marie van Zandt
Lakme
Mechanic's Building Auditorium
Patti
de Reszke
Music Notices
Musical Record
Philadelphia
London
W. S. B. Matthews
Burnand
Neponset Boys
Eevator
Folger
Bernard
Bruenan
Middle
Baptist
Uruguay
Wantstall
Captain Blanchard Hurt
A.fussian
Lawrence
Dana Sarsaparilla CO
Nettie A. Rivers
Dans Sarsaparilla Co
Belfast
U. S
Ourationial Solon
McKin Kinley Bill
Grunewest
Berl
Herr Student
Jr. Weissenberg
Universi
Pape
Young Tyler
NEW York Stock Sales
San Frangisso
Ps Nog
Wisa
State Street
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