Open letter from Samuel H Barnes touts Paine's celery compound
Samuel H Barnes of New Haven issues an open letter praising Paine's celery compound as a cure for eczema after decades of suffering. He describes severe itching since 1863, trials with doctors and various remedies, and claims 14 bottles restored sleep and skin, enabling return to work. He urges others to persevere until cured and invites contact from others with similar afflictions.
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Samuel H. Barnes
New Haven
Conn
Barnes
Col. Osborn
the Register
Aino
Paine
Modern Astor Seeks Social Triumph and New Magazine
William Waldorf Astor will skip America this summer and not attend the Chicago Exposition with an English party. He aims to conquer English prejudice and enter elite society, now planning a high class magazine to rival Harper's and Century, with Sir Douglas Straight in charge.
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Loxpon
William Waldorf Astor
America
Chicago Exposition
Prince of Wales
Astor
Ail Mall
Narper’s
The
Century
England
Harner’s
Scribner’s
United States
Douglas Straight
Frederic Hamilton
Pall Mall Gazette
Pall Mall
Chicago
John Jacob Astor Inventor Showcasing Rain Making Invention
New York March 26 John Jacob Astor the inventor will exhibit at the Worlds Fair. He has patented a pneumatic road improver bicycle brake and an electric launch. He hopes to overcome patent office objections to his rain making scheme by transferring warm air from the earth to altitude to precipitate rain. He claims his approach differs from General Dyrenforth and envisions a working model for Chicago.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Chicago
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Mr. Astor
Dyrenforth
Wasmindrox
Baron Fava
Sir Julian
M. Patenotre
Legation
Julian
Baron Faya
England
E Corps
Washington
Carnot
President Cleveland's second term Shaped by Presbyterian Influence
The article outlines the religious affiliations of key figures in President Cleveland's administration, noting two thirds of officials are Presbyterian. It lists the churches attended by the Vice President, Secretaries of War, State, Interior, Agriculture, Navy, and Postmaster General, and details historical ties to the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and other congregations.
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Cleveland
Sunderland
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Stevenson
Lamont
Mr. Lamont
Presbyterian Church
Gresham
Arthur
New York Avenue Church
Bissell
Episcopal Church
Miss Morton
Mr. Morton
Washington
Carlisle
Methodist Church
Roald Cue Yard and Cape Styles Promoted Before Easter
R and F Gilchrist offer yard goods price cuts from 5c to 19c per yard, formerly higher, with new caps and jackets advertised as bewildering. They announce plans to start active business the week before Easter and will present attractive styles from various manufacturers for patrons to judge.
Three Lots of Garments Offered at Bargain Prices
Three lots of 30 Black Cheviot and Diagonal jackets, some made last spring, priced at 5 6 and 7 50. Choose the entire lot for 2.00. Kersey cloth capes with velvet butterfly cape priced at 7 50, worth 10.00. Also many other garments up to 35.0 offered for display without purchase obligation.
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Kersey
Ex-Gov Ames backs Mayor Matthews city plan for transit
Ex-Governor Ames praises Mayor Matthews for fast transit ideas to ease Tremont Street congestion in Boston. He supports an elevated road and street widening with plans to run a single, citywide rapid transit scheme. The discussion includes involvement of J O Adams Charles Carleton Coffin and others, and aims to present a civic plan acceptable to residents.
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Post
Rapid Trans
Boster
Fiinoner
Matthews
Mr. Anes
Soston
Best
Boston
Ir. Whitney
Mr. Hyde
West End
Messrs J
Adams
Charles Carleton Coth
Indicott Peabody
M. Whitney
D. Hyde
Tremont Street
Bargain Remnants in Fabrics at Half Price
Remnants of various fabrics including flourcing rents JT and 45 inches wide offered at half price up to two yards. Prices shown for smaller cuts ranged from 9c to 51.00 per yard previously. Remnants described as quality goods post free from trashy material and real bargains for shoppers.
Rabbi Schindler Statement Not Endorsed by Orthodox Rabbis
A statement attributed to Rabbi Schindler drew no endorsement from rabbis affiliated with Orthodox Hebrew churches. The record notes the absence of support from the Orthodox rabbinic leadership.
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Rabbi Schindler
MR STILLMAN CRITICIZES TRIAL RECORDS REPORT
James W Stillman objects to a claim that a stenographer attended a hearing for a new trial. He notes only the judge, counsel, and plaintiff were present, totaling five people, at the proceedings.
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Dunbar
James W. Stillman
A Friend Indeed Turns on Bill Poster in Texas
In a brief exchange from Texas Sistings a manager tells a bill poster his services are no longer needed. The poster protests claiming loyalty and friendship, insisting no one sticks up for him like he does.
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Bill Poster
Texas Sistings
Boston murder warrant for Dr McDonald in Schoenroeck case
A warrant was issued in Binghamton New York charging Dr McDonald who last summer practiced in Boston with the murder of Mrs Schoenroeck. She died after naming him as poisoner and a saucer with strychnine traces supported the charge. The case involves a life insurance scheme and awaits further action. Ernest Schoenroeck her husband is jailed on murder charges.
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Binghamton
N. Y
McDonald
Boston
Schoenroeck
New York
East 21St Street
Ernest Schoenroeck
A Call for 75 Cent Gas and People’s Control
A Dorchester letter argues for gas priced at cost plus actual money paid, condemns 75 cent proposals as a step, and insists gas agencies are public servants answerable to the people. The writer urges governments to replace mismanaged utilities if they fail to serve the public, framing the fight as a principle of social economy.
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Matthews
Ife
G. B
Dorchester
Bar Association Considers Lincoln Charges Against Judge Blaisdell
At River March 26 a Frank Bar meeting listed M. G. B Swift James F. Jackson H. A. Dubuque and John W. Cummings. They refuse publication on the Lincoln charges and doubt public action against Judge Blaisdell. They say the affair may be whitewashed despite individuals noting indiscretion.
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Fac
Blaisdell
Bar
Lincoln
Honest Goods Win Against Infringers in Whiskey Trade
C.H. Iaves & Sons of Boston, M s advertise that honest goods prevail. They claim to sell genuine G. O. Taylor whiskeys with sealed bottles and a strip label over the cork. They warn against counterfeiters and pledge to provide evidence for legal action if needed.
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G. O. Taylor
O. Taylor
O Taylor
C.h.iaves & Sons
Boston
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