A Message About Stomach Health and Dyspepsia Tablets
A lengthy promotional piece argues that an upset stomach spoils health and mood, likening digestion to a printer's imperfect proof. It praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure, describing how they improve digestion, produce better chyle and blood, and prevent disease. Personal testimonials from various individuals endorse the remedy, noting relief after use and availability at drug stores for fifty cents a box.
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Stuart
Abernethy
Thomas Seale
Mayfield
Calif
BE. H. Davis
Hampton, Va
E. M. Faith
Byrd's Creek
Wis
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
Mass Society Flower Show Ends Amid Lively Prizes and Color
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society closed its Spring flower exhibition after a bustling 10 am to 10 pm day with about 3500 visitors. A Symphony Orchestra provided afternoon and evening performances as blooms remained fresh and vibrant. Prizes went to Colonel Pfaff for a white rose, Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Chene for numerous awards, with notable displays from Hon. E. S. Converse, Dr. Weld, and H. H. Rogers. The “Governor Roosevelt” pink and “Helen Gould” white rose drew special interest.
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Massachuset Horticultural Society
Charles Pfaff
George Melvin
Art
Jack” Gardner
B. P. Chene
Converse
Malden
Cr. G. Weld
Brookline
Peshape
Roosevelt
Helen Gould
H. H. Rogers
Fairraven
Postonia
F. R. Pierson
Tarrytown
N. Y
Massachusetts
Back Bay Ladies Prep Pan Tomime Show at Copley Hall
Back Bay young ladies of the Vincent Club practice for a pan tomime at Copley Hall on April 22. For the first time real men will be admitted, with tickets at $1.60 to $3, and posters today hint at a fashionably designed vaudeville style performance overseen by Miss Isobel Florence with patronesses including Mrs. Bryce Allan and Mrs. Shepherd Brooks.
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Back Bay
Vincent Club
Copley Hall
Boylston Street
State House
Beacon Street
Boston
Madelaine Lawrence
Ionable
Isobel Orence
Bryce Allan
Francis Amory
William Axpieton
Shepherd Brooks
William A. Burnham
Henry H. Fay
William Fay
John L. Gardner
Horticultural Society Flower and Veggie Display Set
The Horticultural Society will hold a Saturday event on April 6 from 12 to 8 pm as a general display featuring flowers and vegetables including beets parsnips radishes asparagus lettuce and cucumbers.
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Horticultural Society
Not A Case Of Death By Own Action
Mrs. Gilley was found dead from asphyxiation in a South End lodging house and officials deny it was suicide. Her mother, Mrs. Delia Jones of Lowell, says the couple were never estranged and they were together in Portsmouth, New Hampshire recently. Mrs. Keane, who lodged her, refutes reports of a locked door and barred room, noting the door was only half turned.
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Gilley
South End
Delia Jones
Lowell
Poor girl's death amid gas incident stirs suspicion
The woman suggests the gas was turned on by accident after extinguishing a light. Her husband, Joseph W. Gilley, is said to be cruising along the New England coast aboard the schooner Henry 8 Little, where he serves as steward.
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Joseph W. Gilley
New England
Henry 8. Little
Scott's Emulsion Breathes Strength to the Consumptive
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a vital aid for consumptives. It claims the nourishment boosts exhausted systems, helps prevent deterioration, and may enable sufferers to throw off the disease. Free samples are offered by Scott & Rowne, chemists in Pearl Street.
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Scott
Burnham Seeks Time to Decide on Police Chief Post
Ex Senator Albert 8 Burnham, appointed by the Revere Board of Selectmen to fill the police chief vacancy left by Charles H. Rhoades, says he cannot decide now. He plans to assess duties in a week to 60 days and may speak further then. Citizens largely support Burnham, praising his water works oversight and strict collections, noting his political prominence and past near gubernatorial Council election.
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Albert 8. Burnham
Revere Board of Selectmen
Charles H. Rhoades
Post
Revere
Burnham
Republican Town Committee
Ele
Warren Fenno
Carpenter's Beach
Flight of the Song Birds Ends Philadelphia Season
This morning at 9 o clock the Grau Metropolitan Opera company will depart for New York for a benefit performance of Mamru at the Metropolitan Opera House. Fritzi Scheff and Mme Calve are among those traveling or remaining for recitals. The Boston stay has been prosperous with near capacity crowds and substantial receipts. plans call for Chicago and Pittsburgh performances followed by a Covent Garden season in London. The program saw few changes, with Calve replaced by Seygarde in one instance and Lohengrin substituting for Tristan and Isolde. Orchestral receipts averaged about 8000 dollars per performance over 16 shows and two Sunday concerts, with a high peak for The Magic Flute. Stabat Mater highlighted the program, featuring Campanari, Adams, Dippel, Journet, Gadski, and Bridewell.
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Grau Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Mme
Mbrich
Mamru
Metropolitan Opera House
Fritzi Scheff
Emma Calve
Symphony Hall
Saliznac
M. Gilibert
Mga Eames
Thursay
Chicago
Pittsburg
London
Covent Garden
Boston
Mme. Calve
Marguerite
Mme. Seygarde
Signor Campanari
Suzanne Adams
Dippel
Mr. Journet
Mme Gadski
Miss Bridewell
Schumann-Heink
Weekend Park Theatre Concert Delights Large Audience
Last night at the Park Theatre a very large audience enjoyed the Sunday concert by the West Disponer Bandmaster Towne led a varied program of popular numbers. Lorraine the Canadian singer assisted by Charles ngley. Carroll with a novel whistling act. the Troubadour Four offered a spirited skit. Dave Smullivan the ritene and William Phillips sang well. Little Phil White the New Orleans pickaninny delivered a humorous monologue. A second concert is scheduled for Sunday night.
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the Park
Park Theatre
Disponer
Towne
Lorraine
Charles Ngley
Carroll
Troubadour
Wort
Mentio
Dave Smullivan
Ritene
William Phillips
Basso
Phil White
Smallpox Dying Out in Boston Says Dr Durgin
Dr Samuel Durgin of the Boston Board of Health reports smallpox cases dropping to one or two daily. He notes most cases are traveling salesmen and that few patients at the smallpox hospital are women or children. The city is largely vaccinated but vigilance remains. He cites the need to monitor tramps who could spread contagion.
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Boston
Samuel
Durgin
Board of Health
Smallpox Hospital
Simmons College work of education for women
Miss Sarah L Arnold dean of Simmons College lectured to the South Congregational Church citizenship class on the college's mission. She said Simmons offers a full collegiate education where knowing and doing go hand in hand, developing both constructive and critical faculties for immediate training and future emergencies.
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Sarah L. Arnold
Simmons College
South Congregational Church
Broadway Notes from a Boston Theatre Scene
John Drew and his company perform in Bangor tonight with a Salem run later. Lawrence Irving reshapes Richard Lovelace for a scenic production to join Mr Sothern’s repertory next season. Rays ticket sales open for Grand Opera the coming week. Rumor links Sam Bernard to Florence Deutsch with a summer wedding. De Reszke builds a Paris home and plans I Pagliacci with Canio leading. Lyceum Theatre closes after 18 years of fashion, Annie Russell in The Girl and the Judge among last acts. Cap of Fortune heads to a promising run at Park Theatre. Quincy Adams Sawyer debuts in Boston tonight with Charles Dickson. Tremont Theatre to host Woman's Charity Club Parada and Fiske at Temont. Columbia tests A Brace of Partridges with H Reeves-Smith. Sam’s of Posen and Nanon head bills at Bowdoin and Bijou. Tom Nann set for new material at Keith’s. Toll Gate Inn stars William Beach at Grand Opera House. Morrison’s Grand previews The Two Orphans with Allie Gerald as Louise. Florence Bindley praised at Music Hall. Billy B Van and Nellie O’Neill debut Patsy’s Deeo at Howard. Devil’s Daughter burlesque, Parker’s dogs, Weston sisters, Rosa, Dan Anderson, J H W Byrne. Pat McCarthy performs feats at Austin & Stone’s. Captain Valda to swallow poisons on Nickelodeon bill.
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John Drew
Bangor
Salem
Lawrence
Lowell Laurence Irving
Richard Lovelace
Mr. Sothern
Grand Opera
Sam Bernard
Florence Deutsch
New York
Yorkville
Canio
Ancona Hat
Tonto
Fritzi Keff
Lyceum ‘Theatre
Yas
Daly’s
R. A. Barnet
Park Theatre
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Charles F. Pidgin
Boston Tonight
Charles Dickson
Tremont Theatre
Woman's Charity Club
Columbia
H. Reeves-Smith
Atlantic
Sam's
Posen
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Nanon
Boston
Bijou
Clarane
Tom Nann
Keith
Unusu
Ally Good
William Beach
Grand Opera House
Morrison
Morrison's
Grand Theatre
Allie Gerald
Louise
Florence Bindley
Music Hall
Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neill
Patsy
Deo
the Howard
Devil's Daughter
Parker
Weston Sisters
Margaret Rosa
Dan Anderson
J. H. W. Byrne
Pat McCarthy
Austin & Stone
Valda
Nickelodeon
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Chickering
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Tha
Albert
Grau
Metropolitan Opera Company
Billy
Van
Nellie O’neil
John H. W. Byrne
Dan A. Anderson
Boston Press
Rice
Herald
L. Malley So
Beach
Toll Gate
Hofmann Kreisler En Aney
Columbia Theatre
Morocco
Lawrence McCarty
Woman’s Charity Club Hospital
Chas
Fiske
Hatch
Burton Harrison
Chelsea
Facettes
Caroline B. Nichols
Kara
Tom Nawn
Prowse
Gearache
Gomedetta
Pat
Decourcy Brothers
Felds
Ard
Morrissey and
Rich
Swan and
O'Day
Emerson and Omega
Allege
The
Marinellas
Benedetta and
Belair
Biograph Pictures
Emma T Calve
M. Salignac
Maurice Grau
Mrs. Baskerville
Weber
Colonial Theatre Sv'ngs
Klaw & Erlanger
Lew Wallace
William Young
Ear Stillman Kelley
Ben Teal
Hamilton
Winter St
Oxford
Russell Brothers
Sallah Abdullah
Woodfords
Seymour and
Dupre
Leonard Fletcher
Mooker and
Davies Tom Mack Frey
Fields
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tremont
Owen
James Mortimer
Gloriana
Opera House
J. K. Murray
Jas
Gilbert, Lessees
Wed. & i
Charles Frohman
Ethel "Eke
Barrymore
Boston Law Syndicate
Water St
Aprittae
ORCAN
E. H. Lemare
Hollis Rm
ArRe
Isaac B. Rich
E. H. Sothern
King
Famoa
Sam's OF
Arch
Ntage Matters
Lyceum E
Annie Russell
HERD
Lara
Abody &Co
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