Paine's celery compound touted by 1890s press as brain tonic
The article extols Bernhard Gillam of Judge as a rare vote changer and stars Paine's celery compound as a powerful restorative for nerves and blood. It cites Gillam's career, the strain of comic work, and claims the remedy claims cure for Bright's disease, rheumatism, and general nervous debility.
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Buffalo News
Bernhard Gillam
Judge
U. S. Senate
England
America
Harper’s Weekly
Nast
Frank Leslie
Puckwell
Mr. Gillam
W. J. Arkell
Gillam
New York
Paine
United States
Boston unions oppose mail by streetcars at Faneuil Hall
A large meeting of Conductors, Drivers and Motormen at Faneuil Hall denounced a bill to let West End street railway lines carry United States mail. They warned the plan would speed work, bypass arbitration, and invite federal troops to quell wage disputes, urging public opposition and arbitration instead.
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Faneuil Hall
Coveney
West End
Thomas Downey
Henry Abrahams
Cigarmakers Union
Haverhill
United States
Brooklyn
West End Corporation
Street Railway Corporation
Frank Thomas
Cigarmakers’ Union
United States Mail
Injured men as surf launch capsizes near Highland Light
In Highland Light Massachusetts on March 15 a surfman was injured while attempting to haul the schooner Charles A Campbell ashore. Another surfman was thrown overboard as the boat plunged. Arthur Rich of Provincetown was knocked from a dory that capsized and rendered unconscious but expected to recover.
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Highland Light
Mass
Charles A. Campbell
Atwood
Rogers
Pamet River Station
Arthur Rich
Provincetown
Injured by an Electric Car Near Cobb Street
David Bellstrong of 5 Sheafe Street was crossing Washington Street near Cobb Street yesterday morning when he was struck by an electric car and suffered a severe scalp wound. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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David Bellstrong
Sheafe Street
Washington Street
Cobb Street
City Hospital
American Demand for Spain to Apologize Over Alliance Affair
In Madrid, American minister Hannis Taylor presented a U.S. demand for apology and reparation from Spain over the Alliance incident. The estrangement centers on a Spanish gunboat firing near Cape Maysi at the Alliance, a federal mail steamship, while en route from Colon to New York, threatening U.S. commerce through the Windward Passage and prompting insistence on disavowal, regret, and orders to halt interference.
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Madrid
Hannis Taylor
Spain
Taylor
Gresham
Washington
United States Mail Steamship Alliance
Colon
New York
Cuba
Cape Maysi
United States
Caribbean Sea
Publication of His Instructions Displeased Him
Washington March 15 Secretary Gresham refused to discuss the Alliance matter or comment. He said the instructions sent to Minister Taylor should be published and Spain replied before any discussion. He noted the issue is diplomatic procedure and would not be proper to talk. It was reported Taylor had not communicated with the department and no answer was expected before tomorrow. Taylor demanded a prompt disavowal and regret from Spain and may wait for a reply before responding to Gresham.
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Washington
Gresham
Mr. Gresham
Taylor
Spain
Gresham Presses Taylor After Alliance Affair
Secretary Gresham demanded a prompt explanation from Minister Taylor in Madrid, surprising the Spanish minister Senor Muruaga who regrets the U S government acted hastily without hearing both sides. The Spanishofficial said a reply would wait until hearing from the governor general of Cuba.
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Washington
Gresham
Taylor
Madrid
Senor Muruagua
United States
Minster Taylor
Cuba
In Store Spring Styles From Vienna and Pare
A dealer announces new Drummers Sa spring fashions imported from Vienna and Pare. The import cost is listed as $8.02 and up, with sale prices starting at $1.97 and higher.
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Vienna
Alliance firing at sea triggers Cuba debate and U S response
The governor-general has been told the Alliance was fired upon near Cuba. Officials weigh jurisdiction and sovereignty, considering if the incident occurred in Cuban waters or offshore. Panama Railroad and State Department await action amid potential reparations and legal options. Captain Crossman defends his account against Spanish minister statements.
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Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Gibara
Crossman
Cuba
Atlantic
Indignant Alliance Officers dispute Spanish claim on firing
New York March 15 officers of the steamship Alliance denounce the Spanish minister’s Washington statement denying any attack. First Officer Corning and Captain Crossman express belief six shots were fired, criticizing cover up and urging State Department action as Panama railroad officials operate.
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New York
Allianca
Washington
Crossman
Corning
State Department
Spain
Cuba
Panama Railroad
Oper
Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Matilda Enham of Columbia Pennsylvania reports relief from bearing down feelings and dizzy faint gasping attacks after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her womb troubles lasting forty years disappeared with the remedy.
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Matilda Enham
Columbia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Reformers clash with Boston police over corruption probes
General Martin chuckled as reformers demand scrutiny of land deals and police and health boats in Boston. The police board chief says no answers, mocks council critics, and suggests abolishing the council while praising the public airing of accusations. The scene unfolds at Thursday’s Common Council meeting with broad street talk.
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Boston
Police Board
Police Department
Martin
The
Post
Council
Ysaye at Music Hall Last Boston Appearance
The Ysayé concert at Music Hall drew a sizable audience for Eugene Ysaye’s final Boston appearance of the season. He played Beethoven’s violin concerto and Bruch’s Scotch Fantasy with an improving orchestra, encores including Bach’s chaconne, while Miss Elizabeth Hamlin sang arias and Chadwick songs with Emil Mollenhauer conducting the orchestra.
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Music Hall
Boston
Eugene Ysaye
Yseye
Bruch
Bach
Elizabeth Hamlin
Gounod
Chadwick
Emil Mollenhauer
Eighth annual Boston Water Color Painters exhibition at Williams & Everett
The Boston Society of Water Color Painters opens its eighth annual show at Williams and Everett gallery on Boylston Street. Fifty seven new works by artists including Thomas Allen, William J. Bixbee, Charles Copeland, and others feature New England marine and landscape studies. Several pieces have been priced or purchased, but none will be removed before the exhibition closes March 28.
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Boston Society of Water Color Painters
Williams & Everett Gallery
Boylston Street
Thomas Allen
William J. Bixbee
Charles Copeland
George Clements
Walter L. Dean
J. B. Foster
Abbott Graves
Sears Gallagher
Hendricks H. Hallett
Financial Facts From Washington
Washington reports eight and a half months of the current fiscal year show receipts from all sources totaling 223 million 779 01 dollars and expenditures of 263 million 414 191 dollars, an excess of 39 million 687 290 dollars. Since January 1 to date gold withdrawn from the Treasury for note redemption amounts to 52 million 612 228 dollars and since March 1 only 680 366 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Spring hats bring new styles and colors this season
The store highlights the Soft Alpine Hat with a low crown and broad brim as the latest stiff hat trend. It promises the inside track on hats by selling the best at small profits, saving customers fifty cents to a dollar off regular prices.
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Washington, Corner
Essex
Boston Dental Parlors
Washington St
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Ireland
American Tool and Machine CO
Federal St
Charles E
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Shamrocks
Yantesee
Otis
Ladies’ Capes
Summer St
Lagonda
Amadis
Baracoa
Borden
Fernandina
Greigg
Panama Railroad Company
Newton
Bermudas
Alliance
Talk — Steamship Company
General Martin
Ysaye
Cherubini
Anacreon
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