Granite State Follows Vermont License Law Decision
In Concord New Hampshire the House voted 214 to 107 to favor a license law over prohibition. The liquor committee split with a majority backing a license bill and a minority opposing. After six hours of debate the measure received its first reading and moves to a second reading tomorrow at 11.
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House
Concord
N. H
House of Representatives
Committee On
Remich
Littleton
Yeas
HIAWATHA Pantomime At Mechanics Building Draws Crowds
The Longfellow poem Hiawatha is staged as pantomime with song and dance at Mechanics' building. Ojibway performers, chorus, and orchestra present scenes from Hiawatha with Indian dances and a Wild West setting. Performances continue daily for two weeks with repeated showings.
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Longfellow
Hiawathe
Mechanics’ Building
Hiawatha
Nakomis
Minnehaha
Paupukkeewis
L. O. Armstrong
Frederick R. Burton
Edythe Louise Pratt
Clara Lee Mott
Edward F. Barrow
Harry T. Burleigh
Mr. Burton
Vital Life Fluid promises cure for all ailments
A sensational ad offers a “Vital Life Fluid” claimed to cure every known disease and restore health. Dr C Sargent Ferris of Indiana promises free samples and personal consultation, urging readers to write for the miraculous remedy despite skeptics.
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C. Sargent Ferris
Elektron Bldg
Wayne, Ind
Grover Cleveland Celebrates 66th Birthday at Home
Former President Grover Cleveland spends his birthday quietly with family at his Princeton residence on Bayard Lane. He receives many telegrams from friends and, when asked about the Panama Canal bill, praises its passage and hopes for swift work ahead to boost American commerce and world trade.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Bayard Lane
Senate
Cleveland
Mark
Enoch
Elephant Jingo Dies Aboard Sea Voyage
The largest captive elephant named Jingo died at sea aboard the steamer Georgic arriving from Liverpool. Jingo expired March 12 and was buried in the ocean. He had not traveled since infancy and lost interest in life after setting sail.
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New York
Jingo
Georgic
Liverpool
Death of Charles W. Richardson in Everett
Everett mourns the death of Charles W. Richardson at his home 8 High street after a struggle with a complication of diseases. Richardson was one of the best known men in Everett and among the state’s best informed firemen.
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Everett
Charles W. Richardson
High Street
Mr. Richardson
First Year Law Class Dines at American House
One hundred members of Harvard Law School's first year class dined at the American House last night with A. H. Breed presiding. The speaking was informal.
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Harvard Law School
A. H. Breed
On to 150000 The Sunday Post Growth Remark
The Sunday Post reports remarkable growth surpassing the 150000 copy mark as circulation milestones attract attention from readers and advertisers, signaling strong regional demand and expanding coverage.
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the Sunday Post
Blood Wine Promises Cure as Consumption Remedy
A diary-like testimonial trail praises Blood Wine for curing consumption and restoring health. Narratives from Miss Nettie Clark of Boston and others in Lowell and Boston credit the tonic with restoring strength, easing coughs, and healing lung ailments, urging readers to try the medicine at 50 cents a bottle.
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Louise Clements
Aiken Avenue
Lowell
Mass
Elizabeth Marsh
Isabella St
Boston
County Bills Spark Reform Drive in Suffolk County
Representative Frank J. Linehan of South Boston reveals Boston pays most Suffolk County expenses, while Chelsea Revere and Winthrop benefit from county machinery. He urges abolition of the system and setting up county commissioners to curb costs.
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Boston
Suffolk
Suffolk County
Chelsea
Revere
Frank J. Linehan
South
Essex County
Winthrop and
Linehan
Committee On Counties
Winthrop
Board of County Commissioners
Massachusetts
Frank H. Seavey
Museum Receives 13 Case Art Consignment From Old World
On the steamer Cestrian from Liverpool a consignment of 13 cases of art valued at 75000 dollars was delivered to Edward Robinson director of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The voyage took 10 days and cabin passenger Captain James Mac Quarrie left his ship Ellen A Read at Greenock.
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Cestrian
Liverpool
Edward Robinson
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
James MacQuarrie
Winthrop
Ellen A. Read
Greenock
Scotland
Roberts Hints at Planned American Trip in Autumn
London March 18 Field Marshal Lord Roberts, at a Pilgrim Club luncheon, referred to a probable visit to the United States but offered no new announcement. He said he hoped to carry out his previously announced plan to visit America in the autumn.
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London
Lord Roberts
Pilgrim Club Today
United States
America
General Schuyler Hamilton Dead
General Schuyler Hamilton, a West Point classmate of General Grant and a veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars, died today in his 84th year in New York.
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New York
Schuyler Hamilton
Grant
West Point
Young thief Morris Greenburg faces court at 11
The youngest apparent offender in the Superior Criminal Court, Morris Greenburg age about 11, pleaded guilty to larceny after being caught pocketing a lady’s handbag. He was sent to the Juvenile Asylum in New York and later placed at the Chardon Street Home as authorities investigate his family and background. The case hints at older, unseen hands guiding his acts. A grip cure ad follows.
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Fagan
Superior Criminal Court
de Courcy
Manning
Morris Greenburg
New York
Knox
Winter Street
Desmond
Rascal
Chardon, Street
Buttons
Morris
Bketch
Cure of Consumption Told by Somerville Widow
Mrs E H Little of Somerville Massachusetts describes hereditary consumption and how after consulting Mrs Lucy Smith at Jacques Street she began Koch Lung Cure treatment on September 23 and was discharged cured December 23. She notes repeated physician exams confirm recovery and urges others with catarrh asthma or consumption to seek the cure.
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Lucy Smith
Jacques Street
Somerville
Boylston Street
Boston
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Joseph F. Stackhouse
William S. Harris
Edward T. Brown
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Joseph Campbell
H. H. McCurdy
Henry A. Fitzgerald
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Crosby's
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Elsa
Cincinnati
Ohio
Houghton & Dutton’s
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Providence
W. Grove
E. H. Little
Mt. Vernon St
Somerville, Mass
Rhe Ackage
Photo Cloth CO
Cambridgeport
Masa
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Washington St
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Roxbury
Conkpy
John Adams Conkey
Winchester St
Brookline
All Saints’ Church
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Waltham
Jeremiah Lynch
Maurice Lynch
East Weymouth
Mags
Forest St
A Mary's Church
Alvary
MacIntyre
Isabelle A
Ezra T. MacIntyre
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Weinz
West Roxbury
Abraham Theodore’ Wein
Anawan Ave
Marc
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