Notable New Hampshire Statesman Endorses Nervura Remedy
Former mayor and current postmaster Hon Henry Robinson praises Dr Greene's Nervura as a superior blood and nerve treatment. He certifies its health benefits, urges use for strength and vigor, and allows printing his testimonial. The note highlights Dr Greene of Boston as the remedy’s origin and consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robinson
N. H
Greene
Robinson
New Hampshire
Jean Paul
Ee Place
Boston
Mass
Outlook for Colored Race at Commercial Club Meeting
About 100 members and guests attended the 298th Commercial Club meeting at the Algonquin Club. Vice-President Lucius Tuttle chaired in sickness, noting the death of Charles P. Clark. Rev. H B Frissell of Hampton Institute urged education as the key to progress for African Americans and thanked northern supporters. Francis G Peabody and Edwin D Mead endorsed the plan and cited historical progress toward equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
New Algonquin Club
Lucius Tuttle
Tuttle
Charles P. Clark
Nice
Boston
New England
Frissell
Hampton Institute
Francis G. Peabody
Harvard
Edwin D. Mead
Twentieth Century Club
United States
Lincoln
Thompson case compromise brattleboro affair settled
The Thompson will case involving about 1.3 million dollars is settled by compromise in Massachusetts. Heirs who contested receive 200000, while 1100000 goes to a trust fund. Two thirds of trust funds support charitable aims in Brattleboro Vermont and Rhinebeck New York. Mrs Eliza Thompson, a philanthropist, died in 189? and funded seamstresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro, VI
Thomas Thompson
Knowlton
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Brattleboro
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Elizaeth Thompson
Gammons Declines Boston Offer, Stays at Brown
Daft Gammons, Brown University head baseball coach, announced he would not accept the Boston National League club's offers. He will remain with Brown for the remainder of the season and then fulfill his contract with North Attleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Gammons
Brown
Boston
North Attleboro
Widow Mauled by Fraudulent Matrimonial Bureau Busted
Five boys under 21 were found guilty by the Post Office Department of running a fraudulent matrimonial bureau from Syracuse New York. They advertised for a refined widow with 28000 dollars seeking a husband and sent 1 payments for continued letters. The scam ran several weeks and likely earned several thousand dollars in profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Syracuse
N. Y
Lynch
Bureau
Foreign contract seals 20000 ton deal for Ecuador railway
The American Bridge Company announced it closed a major foreign contract totaling over 20 000 tons. The Ecua dorian Association Limited issued the order for use on the Guayaquil and Quito Railway in Ecuador.
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Ecuador
American Bridge Company
New York
The
Ecuadorian Association Limited
Ncces
Guayaquil and
Quito
Test of Coffee Effects Prompts Switch to Postum
Mrs Madison of Auburn New York reports improved health after replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee. Her husband, after returning to coffee and again experiencing headaches dizziness and sluggishness, stopped coffee and returned to Postum, with both noting better digestion and vitality. Other locals, Mrs Caffrey and Mrs Webb, also credit Postum with benefits after abandoning coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husband
Postum
E. Webb
Parker St
Auburn, N. Y
Boston Seeks Canada Trade Pact Amid Bipartisan Push
McKinley era debates over reciprocal trade with Canada rise as Boston merchants, led by Elwyn G. Preston, press for a tariff accord. Supporters cite potential growth for the port and millions in yearly Canadian trade, while Gloucester fishers and coal interests resist any deal that might lower New England commerce.
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United States
Boston
New England
Canada
Elwyn G. Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Upham
Canadian Club
Massachusetts
Florida
California
Hazard Stevens
Free Trade League
Liberal Party
McKinley
Washington
Great Britain
Congress
Maritime Provinces
St. Lawrence
Osborne Howes
Ottawa
Howes
Boards of Trade
Gloucester Fish Trade
West Virginia
Maryland
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South
Boston Fish Bureau
Gloucester People
Moody
Hoar
Gorman
Beikins
Joseph Bennett
DeLong & Seaman
Maritime
Gloucester
British Joint High Commission
O. W. Blaney
Herbert C. Hall
J. C. Hall & Co
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe remedy for hemorrhoids
The Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a harmless fifty cent treatment that instantly eases pain and irritation and gradually cures piles without surgery. It claims to act on nerves and blood vessels to restore normal condition and warns against neglect leading to fistula or other serious problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Tammany Associates Ball Set for April 18 in South Boston
The Tammany Associates of Ward 14 met at Dorchester street rooms to hear the annual ball report. President William J. Coleman and aides coordinate a social season highlight for South Boston. Prominent members include Alderman Joseph J. Norton ex Senator John B. Baldwin ex Councilman George A. Donahoe Hon William S. McNary Councilmen J F O Hare and John J Teevans. The ball is scheduled for Bethesda Hall South Boston Patriots eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Associates
Ward 14
Dorchester Street
South Boston
William J. Coleman
Corps of Aids
Joseph J. Norton
John B. Baldwin
George A. Donahoe
Willam S. McNary
J. F. O’hare
John J. Teevans
Bethesda Hall
Patriots
Messenger boys protest Boston post office changes
Boston messenger boys plan a meeting to oppose Postmaster Hibbard's plan to replace their special delivery with substitutes. The move will affect about fifty central staff and four in Back Bay, with annual earnings over 15000 dollars at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Special Delivery Messendomst
Hibbard
Back Bay
South End
Central Post Office
Greater Boston
Philip A. Pargo
Temple Street
Mattapan
Post
Special
Preezer
Bigelow Evening School Grants Sixty-Three Diplomas
The Bigelow Evening School held its graduation last night with a varied program including violin, readings, dances, songs, sketches, and a harmonica act. A total of sixty three diplomas were awarded to graduates such as Joseph F. Kelleher Daniel A. Travers Allen D. J. Doyd Walter C. Bliss and many others followed by a ice cream and cake collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Evening School
Mr. Howard
Messrs. Norton and Cavanaugh
Jennie de Haan
Joseph F. Kelleher
Daniel A. Travers
Allen D. J. Doyd
Walter C. Bliss
George J. Thompson
James B. Fitzgerald
John A. F. Doyd
Michael L. Connolly
Richard A. Lane
John L. Barrett
Thomas F. Rielly
John Cooney
James J. Flynn
Francis A. Hayes
Ere
J. Kiressner
Thomas Hgers
Ohn Weney
Michael Mulkern
William J. Baker
Thomas A. van James H. Sheehan
James J. Brady
James P. de John J. Ring
John C. McMullin
John J. Drummey
Arles C. J. McDonald
Margaret F. Adley
Margaret A. Keene
Frances A. Breen
Mary J. McMullen
Katherine F. Burke
Nnne J. McDonough
Phoebe F. Cook
Anna E. Mealy
Mary E. Corcoran
M. Alice Meehan
Mary A. Coyne
Frances I. Melvin
Delia Cummings
Rosella Metz
Anna E. Donaher
Sadie Moran
Carlotta W. Donegan
Antonia C. Panitsky
Martha Dorman
Mary Quinn
Lillian G. Esler
Margaret L. Reddington
Josephine G. Fitzgerald
Mary E. Rogers
Nora T. Flaherty
Victoria Skierski
Katherine E. Foley
Jennie Lellman
Erminie F. Gardetto
Elizabeth Stanley
Mary T. Greene
Margaret L. Sullivan
Nellie V. Hartnett
Nora A. Walsh
Mary G. Holland
Eilen T. Whitty
Worcester to Entertain President When He Comes
President McKinley will visit Worcester as Senator Hoar’s guest on the late June dates. The city will host an official reception with the Board of Trade assisting and an immense Mechanics Hall banquet planned. Mayor O Connell and Senator Hoar arranged the preliminaries in City Hall with President Fowler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
President McKinley
Senator Hoar
Board of Trade
Mechanics’ Hall
Mayor O'Connell
City Hall
Fowler
T. C. Mendenhall
H. F. Harris
Hoar
O’connell
Middletown
Wesleyan
Boston
Harvard
Army to equip Krag rifles with new sight and clip
Washington March 22 The ordnance department plans to outfit all Krag Jorgensen rifles with a new sight after extensive tests. A devised clip promises to raise rapidity of fire to approach that of other magazine rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orderance Department
the Army
Develony
Masse Family Marks Silver Wedding Anniversary in Boston Home
Mr and Mrs Max Masse celebrated their silver wedding at their Robin Hood street residence with decorated rooms and a large guest list. Masse, a Hamburg born hardware merchant active in German American circles, was joined by seven children and many relatives including Mrs Nathan Cobe and Mrs Isidor Masse among others.
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Max Masse
Robin Hood Street
Masse
Hamburg
Germany
Boston Turn Verein
Germania Lod F. & A. M
Hermann Lodge I
Nathan Sallinger
Marion Blume
Alex. Masse
New York
Moses. Berger
Samuel Friedlander
Charles Yeretsky
W. A. Blumenthal
David Banasch
Ira Panasch
Kelterborn
Malden District Court Holds Darlington for Grand Jury
Chick L Darling ton of Melrose faced a district court ruling after two women testified to alleged marriages. Hattie Bell Darlington said she wed him in Hudson New York on December 22 1896 and lived with him for weeks. Judge Bruce deemed the marriage likely and held him for grand jury in 1000 bail until June 6, with custody at Cambridge jail.
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Malden
Chick L. Darlington
Melrose
District Court
Bruce
Hattie Bell Darlington
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Darlington
Hudson
Hattie Bell
Marnee
Annie Rich
Waltham
Miss Bell
New York
Cambridge
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KRAG
Golida
C. E. Davis Optical CO
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Omega Oil
Omega Chemical Co
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MR. and
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Max Massh
Chester B. Jordan
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Beacon Street
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Poe
Washington St
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R. H. White Co
UJ. G
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Washington, Cor