Mayor Guernsey Endorses Dr Greene's Nervura Remedy
Prominent Vermont figure George H. Guernsey, Montpelier mayor, attests to Nervura’s effects in his family and urges public trial. Testimony from Henry Robinson, Concord mayor, calls Nervura the crown jewel of medicines. The ad promotes Nervura for nervous weakness, poor blood, and related ailments with accompanying Laxura Cathartic Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Guernsey
Montpelier
Dr. Greene
George H. Guernsey
Greene
Henry Robinson
Concord
N. H
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Senator Gallinger Arraigns Spain for Her Cruelties
In the Senate Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire described the cruelties toward reconcentrados in Cuba after visiting the island. He argued a government starving 400000 people erodes honor and noted Maine disaster victims cannot be atoned for with money, triggering strong applause. The session then debated Alaska civil government measures and liquor taxation.
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Washington
Cuba
Senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bacon
Georgia
United States
Hale
Maine
Naval Affairs Committee
Recon
Alaska
Perkins
California
Desperate Cuban relief appeal from Sagua la Grande
Walter B. Barker, U S consul, reports 60 000 souls in his district utterly destitute near Sagua la Grande Cuba with women and children in overwhelming majority. He urges relief such as condensed milk quinine light clothing canned soup meat bread and funds sent via Consul General Lee for purchase of provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. M. Congdom
Gowanda
N. Y
Central Cuban Relief Committee
Walter B. Barker
United States
Sagua la Grande
Cuba
Lee
Havana
Army Reorganization Bill Passes House Committee
The army reorganization bill was adopted unanimously today by the House committee on Military Affairs and was later reported to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee
House
Blizzards and Floods Strike Pennsylvania and Missouri River Areas
The Pittsburgh dispatch reports rising Missouri River floodwaters and widespread damage. Panhandle Road traffic halted. Kittaning cut off. Dubois flooded with water to high levels since the Johnstown disaster. Sabula dam may break threatening lives. towns like Luisdale Fair Oaks and Braddock suffer growing damage. trains and factories suspended. 26 feet 9 inches noted at a marker. Fatal train crash reported near Carbon.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Miller
Panhandle Road
Kittaning
Dubois
Johnstown
Sabula Dam
Fort Wayne
Luisdale
Fair Oaks
Braddock
Turtle Creek Valley
Carbon
Pittsburg & Western
Lake Jase
Bradley
Art
Ohio River Surges Driving Mass Evacuations in 1834 Record
In St Hubenville Ohio on March 23 the Ohio River reaches forty feet the highest since 1834 with five more feet expected. Families abandon homes while rail lines such as the Cleveland and Pittsburg depot and Wheeling and Lake Erie are submerged and traffic halted. Landslides interrupt the rail network above Toronto and Pewsky line washouts occur as the Compton River floods the Panhandle at Jewett.
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Sthubenvill D, O
Ohio
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
Toronto
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pewsky Railroad
Compton River
Panhandle
Jewett
Flood Devastates Indiana Mills and Bridges. Rivers Rise
Floods across Indiana destroy flour mills including Bickhart Mills at St Paul and wash out several bridges. White River Big Eagle and Fall Creek overrun banks forcing evacuations. Greenburg reports $100 000 damage with nearly 1000 housed in the city as trains halted and rail approaches weakened.
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Indianapolis
Ind
White River
Big Eagle
Fall Creek
Greenburg
Tony
St. Paul
Bickhart
Trains Move Limitedly as Ohio Flood Deepens
In Columbus Ohio the Cleveland division of the Big Four and the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking lines were the only railways able to move trains today. West side levees are submerged and severely broken, flooding areas not seen since forty years ago. About 1500 to 2000 residents occupy upper floor rooms amid the rising water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Cleveland
Big Four Railway
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Delaware flood wrecks town. Waldo washed out
Torrents flood Delaware Ohio business streets four blocks under water. Buildings torn from foundations and bridges swept away. Reports say Waldo village north of Delaware has been washed out though unconfirmed with communications cut. Estimated loss exceeds $50,000.
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Delaware
Waldo
Here
Blizzard Propane Weather Flood Threat On Mississippi Reach
In St Louis and surrounding areas a severe blizzard and cold snap drop temperatures by 48 degrees since yesterday. Rain and rising air rivers push Missouri waters up rapidly with predicted widespread flooding up to the Illinois River mouth. St Charles reports Missouri rising quickly threatening prime farming lands statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
Mississippi
Illinois River
St. Charles
Flood forces rail shutdowns around Canton Ohio
Heavy rainfall floods Canton Ohio area with extensive east end inundation. Fort Wayne road halted east and westbound trains. Cleveland Canton Southern line suspended south of Canton as track washed near Sherrodsville. Cleveland Valley terminal railroad unable to run trains in either direction.
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Canton
Fort Wayne
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Railroad
Here
Sherrodsville
Cleveland & Valley Terminal Railroad
A Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Safety
The Pyramid Pile Cure offers a painless treatment for all forms of piles using suppositories. It is claimed to provide instant relief without narcotics and is sold nationwide at 60 cents per package. The Pyramid Co. of Marshall, Michigan, offers a free treatise and testimonials on request.
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Marshall, Mich
Great Miami River Flood Destroys State Dam and Town
The Great Miami River rises higher than since 1866 as the state dam breaks. Hydraulic water floods the canal and paper mills halt. Water fills cellars ten to twelve feet. No trains operate and the city is cut off from travel.
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Miami
Bridge disaster cuts Newark area as floods rise
In Newark Ohio on March 23, high water overwhelmed East Main street bridge and left three other bridges in danger. Many residents flee homes as floodwaters reach record levels. The streetcar power house floods, cars halted, and country bridges washed away. Telephone lines down and rail traffic stalled.
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Newark
H. C
Ross
East Main Street
Riverdale Flood Swamps Dayton As Levee Breaks
Riverdale is flooded by a hydraulic canal levee break and half of Dayton is in peril. The river keeps rising as rain continues with a thousand families suffering severe damage anticipated.
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Dayton
Riverdale
Rail traffic halted as floods flood Columbus area
In Columbus on March 23 thirteen of fifteen railroads cannot move trains in or out. Fifty families homeless and about 500 houses flooded. No lives lost so far.
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Columbus
Banks to Bear Burden Under Currency Reform Plan
Washington March 28 The Republican sub commission report on banking and currency outlines gradual redemption of demand notes by banks and substitution of reserve notes secured by Treasury deposits. Banks may issue notes against assets and a gold fund, while standard silver dollars are redeemed in gold. National banks may open branches and the system shifts debt burden to banks in exchange for franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
Treasury
British bark Culdoon runs ashore off Nantucket in thick weather
The British bark Culdoon Captain Richter bound for Capetown for Boston with a wool cargo ran ashore near Surfside life saving station at 4 30 this morning. Crew assisted by surfmen landed. Underwriters' Agent Crosby plans to float the vessel if weather holds. Tug Right Arm Captain Magee sails from New York to aid retrieval. Culdoon is 373 tons built 1885 from St John New Brunswick owned by James Kennedy.
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Nantucket
Richter
Capetown
Boston
Surfside
Agent Crosby
Underwriters’ Association
Gardner’s Creek
St. John
N. B
James Kennedy
Merritt & Chapman Derrick Company
Magee
Havana
Key West
New York
Steamer Bremerhaven Damaged In Dry Dock
The Dutch steamer Bremerhaven, from New York, is in dry dock after discovering a broken starboard rolling dock and damaged bottom plates. The vessel arrived March 15 at Antwerpp and had been ashore near Flushing.
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Antwherp
Bremerhaven
Ninnes
New York
Flushing
Rosario
Aberfeldy
Berry
Sunderland
Las Palmas
Buenos Ayres
English Built Express to Join Yarmouth Line
Mr F D Cahan a supervising engineer for Yarmouth Steamship Company is traveling from New York to Liverpool to supervise the arrival of the new Express steamer. The vessel is nearing completion in England and praised by marine journals. It will sail to the United States soon and arrive early May to be commissioned. Captain E O Smith will command the ship after his return from England.
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F. D. Cahan
Majestic
New York
Liverpool
Eng
Yarmouth Steamship Ompany, Limited
England
Steamer Express
E. O. Smith
Maoe of the Line
True Citizenship Address Draws Foresters Crowd
St Josephs Court No 1 of the Catholic Order of Foresters in the West End filled Lockhart Hall for an address by Hon Harvey N Shepard on True Citizenship. Special guests Father Thayer Court ladies attended the event followed by a literary and musical program with performances by Miss Spain Miss Kelleher Mrs C J Fay and others. Nine candidates were proposed for membership and two were initiated. Three special trains of Wagner Palace Sleeping Cars may be needed for the Fitchburg Railroad Washington Tour on April 1 due to unprecedented demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Washington
J. R. Watson
Witness Monks Faces Aggressive Cross Examination in Murder Trial
Lester H. Monks testified on the ship murder case detailing his movements after the captain and wife were killed. The testimony described Bram as calm, Monks drawing up a statement reflecting Bram’s theory of the murders, and preparations to iron several crew members. The court adjourned with Monks expected to return, and public interest high in Halifax proceedings.
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Halifax
Lester H. Monks
Mr. Cotter
Bram Nor
Spencer
Mrs. Nash
Mr. Jones
Monks
Bram
Ae Lohac
French Cayenne
Brown
Lohac
Charlie Brown
Herbert Fuller
Bram and Monks At Trial In Courtroom Tension
Bram remains outwardly calm in the dock as Mr. Cotter cross examines. Monks testifies, defending himself while Bram watches intently. revolver evidence and prior interviews surface amid a crowded courtroom and tense barbed exchanges.
Nichols elected to South Boston School Board vacancy
J Carlton Nichols of South Boston won the school board seat created by E H Dunn’s resignation. A 40s Republican and former candidate, he runs a hardware business with his brother Calvin M. Nichols, born in Cohasset and descended from a notable family.
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J. Carlton Nichols
E. H. Dunn
South Boston
Republican Independent Women’s
Calvin M. Nichols
Cohasset
Nathaniel M. Nichols
Nichols
Peninsular District
Bigelow Grammar School
Bethesda Lodge
New Bedford Weavers Elect Delegates for Lowell Convention
At City Hall a large Weavers' Association meeting chose delegates Matthew Hart John Lord William Cunnane and John Walmsley for the New England Federation of Weavers convention in Lowell on April 11 and 12. Two executive committee members were elected. Secretary Hart outlined union progress and a mass meeting Friday with speaker Mrs Mary O Sullivan of Boston.
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New Bedford
Weavers’ Association
City Hall
New England Federation of Weavers
Lowell
Matthew Hart
John Lord
William Cunnane
John Walmsley
Hart
Mary O’sullivan
Boston
Cambridge Young Men Attend Camp 14 Muster
Jonas C Wellington Camp 14 Sons of Veterans Cambridgeport holds a membership muster with a campfire. Toastmaster Captain William H C Noble presides. attendees include Captains Arthur H Gould Gil bert P Brown and Frank L Kirch gassner, Lieutenants N J Hendricks H Cripps and J Lester Hill, Sergeants H P Botter H V B Smith, and other Camp 14 and allied officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas C. Wellington
Sons of Veterans
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
William H. C. Noble
Arthur H. Gould
Gilbert P. Brown
N. J. Hendricks
H. P. Botter
Harry 8. Kempner
H. Cripps
J. Lester Hill
W. R. Davis
F. E. Bolton
D. F. Goulding
M. Frank Curley
Gilbert H. Smith
Frank L. Kirchgassner
George Clapp
H. V. B. Smith
Wagner palace car tour advertised for April by special train
New York Washington Philadelphia. A seven day Pennsylvania railroad personally conducted tour by special train of Wagner palace cars on April 1. All expenses are 26 dollars. Special Wagner palace cars depart New York on April 7 8 and 9 with no extra charge for extensions in Washington or New York. Itinerary by Dr. N Bell tourist agent 20 Washington street Boston.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dr. N. Bell
Washington Street
Boston
Hebrews Charity Ball Supports Boston Jews Passover
The fifth Beneth Israel Association charity ball was held at Baldwin Hall last evening under the direction of Mrs. Lipsky Mrs. Finglestein Mrs. Bendiston and Mrs. D H Shulit. Proceeds go to aid poor Hebrews of Boston so they may celebrate Passover according to their rules.
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Beneth Israel Association
Baldwin ?Jace Hall
Lipsky
Finglestein
Bendiston
D. H. Shulit
Boston
Parnell Associates Form New South Boston Branch
About 100 Irish Americans in Ward 13 South Boston plan a second Parnell Associates unit to be called No 2 of South Boston. The Roxbury club will parade from Hampden Street to form the new group, with a meeting Sunday at 2 30 in Tonti Hall.
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Ward 13
South Boston
Parnell Associates
No. 2
Roxbury
Hampden Street
Tonti Hall
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MR. Nichols
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Fla
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Medford Real Estate Tangle
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Elizabeth Hull
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