Mackintosh Scottish Remedy Helps Dorchester Man
John D. Morgan of 58 Rossiter Street Dorchester reports great relief from dyspepsia and indigestion after three days using Mackintosh Scottish Remedy. He describes improved sleep, revived energy, and renewed health after a period of weakness and despair. April 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackintosh
Mme
Tatei
John D. Morgan
Rossiter Street
Dorchester
Carpentia
Canton Street
Boston
Owen
BE. Emerson
Shawmut Street
Chelsea
Chas
J. Jones
Roxbury
Enthusiastic Clan-na-Gael Convention in Providence Attacks Imperialism
In Providence on April 30 a large Clan-na-Gael convention denounced imperialism and the Anglo American alliance. Judge Wanhope Lynn of New York urged Irish self government and education, praising Parnell and predicting England’s decline as Ireland seeks independence. The event drew delegates from Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts, including several named officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
United States
Shode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Hugh Wee Bresnahan
Boston
Thomas J. Collins
Thomas I. Doherty
Thomas J. Devlin
Joan 0. Leéevans
Meds Jordan
Je ML. Chainey
Patrick Collins
Somerville
Terence Cavanaugh
P. J. Shevlin
Wilthamen
A. Murray
von Carr
Thomas Clave Y Ong Whoimsoiks
Wenn Gitniff
Philip Connealy
George S. Butler
Watertown
Wanhope Lynn
New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Lynn
England
Ireland
America
Balfour
House of Commons
Reland
Judge Lynn
Parnell
Representative Mellen on Irish History
Representative James H. Mellen of Worcester denounces the idea of Anglo-Saxons, cites Irish role in American history, opposes Philippines policy, and condemns lynching. Other speakers include Bresnahan, de oelins, Collins, Jordan and Kavenaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Spain
Mr. Mellen
America
Mellen
Philippines
South
Bresnahan
Thomas de Oelins
Boston
Patrick Collins
Bomerville
M. J. Jordan
Kavenaugh
Providence
Fire Rages Through Dover Street Warehouse in Boston
A six story brick structure at 200 Dover Street owned by the J. W. Leebe estate burned in a massive blaze. The first floor housed a repair shop for the Boston fire department and valuable equipment. Losses are estimated at 150 600 dollars with the upper floors gutted. Reserve Officer John Lane saved children from Calvert Place area as hot air explosions rocked the surrounding buildings. Several firefighters and workers suffered injuries from flying glass and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dover Street
Jarrison Avenue
Albany Street
J. W. Leebe
Loston Fire Department
Calvert Place
John Lane
New City Bath House
Fotel Turner
Eust
Electrical Gaslight Company
Isnet and Screw Company
Goodwin & Cummins
Hovey & Hardy
Explosions Create Panic at a Three-Story Fire
A blaze on the third floor of a building caused a panic yesterday at 8:55 PM. Patrolman Chick of Station 5 reported a flare and glass shower as fire spread from roof to basement. Three alarms followed, eight people were injured, including George Crett of 20 Barre Street East Boston.
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Station 5
Box 116
Waater Tower 1
Enugine
George Crett
Barre
Strat
East
Boston
Tfook
Fire devastates district building as injuries mount
District Chief Grady of 6x3 Northfield Street survived a sprained ankle and foot ligament rupture after leaping 19 feet during the blast. Firemen evacuated him and others to emergency care as debris and collapsing floors endangered crews. A 14-year-old boy on Troy Street sustained a deep facial cut from falling slate, while Edward J. Witzgerald of 164 Sixth Street suffered a scalp wound. Several officials were hurt amid the blaze as Lorraine 32 ovens weakened by falls toppled. Chief Cheswell directed operations with Dover Street crews in action.
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CLO
Grady
Northfield Street
Whiting
Cre
Ang
John B. Walsh
Troy Street
Edward J. Witzgerald
Sixth Street
Boston
Albany Street
Ctheswell
Widlhor
Dover Street
Cheswell Avas
Lorraine
Santo
Albany
Evoire
Fire erupts as walls collapse and debris pile high
Chaos as beams and bricks collapse while flames engulf a structure. Chief Cheswell and crews retreat as the spot is buried in smoking wreckage. Firefighters from Station 6 complete a dangerous rescue and keep the blaze contained to the burning frame.
Officer Lane Heroically Rescues Fire-Hrden Tenants
Oliver Lane, a firefighter, sacrifices safety to rescue families from a multi‑story blaze at Calvert Place. He enters a smoke filled court, saves children and parents on upper floors, then returns to save more, carrying two children down stairs to safety.
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Lane
Calvert Pleaser
Ciarrison Avenue
Burred
Calvert Place
Bavk
Sam
Cullinane
Tane
Aloes
Fire destroys a neighborhood structure and endangers inmates
Firefighters battled a blaze that gutted a wooden structure at the east end, with walls burning fiercely and 20 people displaced. Commissioner Russell questioned prior safety factors as investigators review the cause and building’s age, while the department protects the site and assesses damages and safety precautions.
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Canployimest
Russell
Atetras
Cher
Lie
Ba ‘Ming
L.S
Staih
Anpineér
Amd
Unclear fragmentary report from street scene
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a lively scene and a notice at a street location with box 217 and inmates. Details are incomplete and names or events are not discernible.
Fire in a Boston hencoop leads to theft and burglary
A blaze at John Gavin's hencoop and adjoining house on School and Summer streets was contained after an hour, yet thieves stole jewelry worth $90 and valuables including 25 share certificates, bank books, and real estate deeds. Mrs Faunce described a 35 year old man with dark complexion, mild mustache, and wearing a derby hat as suspect, claiming an ash inspector ruse to gain entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School
John Gavin
AliShane
Wes
Atte
Granite Manufacturing Company
Flint Manufacturing Company
Stafford Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Wamsutta Manufacturing Company
New Bedford
Lannett Manufacturing Company
West Point
Brookside Manufacturing Company
Knoxville
Edward P. Faunce
West Newton Street
Post
William F. Faunce
Fire at Roxbury home blamed on boys on Girard Street
Two alarms sounded from Box 19 for a blaze in a two story frame building on Girard Street Roxbury owned by Carew freestone worker. The fire was set by boys and the loss will teach a lesson.
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Girard Street
Roxbury
Carew. Freestone
Wii Teach
Dover street blaze drives sharks to Albany street roof
Fire on Dover street sends sharks to a building corner Albany street and Broadway extension. They alight on the roof and pause a Binge before Engine Company tl crews extinguish it.
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Dover Street
Albany Street
Broadway Extension
Awkward London East End tale of a missing memory
A London East End craftsman recalls a curious scene where a carpenter presents a photograph as a promised likeness of his son. The exchange reveals a miscommunication about remembering the man who took the photo and the intended purpose.
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London East End
Curate
Arenter
The Longs At Church Attend Service
Secretary and family visited the Old Meeting House in Ingham for church today. Reverend John Snyder of St. Louis preached, formerly serving with Secretary Long on the local school committee, and the family received warm greetings after the service.
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Ingnam
Tang
Jen
Old Meeting House
Toney
John Snyder
St. Louis
Long
Tong Nee Faiths
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Mr. Carpenter
Tam
May Clark
Bowdoin Street
Mr. Emerson
Cuan-Na-Gael
James K. Mellen
Representative Mellen
His
Pope Leo Alli
Wes Naric
Marian
Pope Leo MT
Monseur Angelo Matiani
Paris
West 15Th Street
Marianne & CO
Criteirists
Ins & T
New England
Boston Fire Department
Tadder Company
Mr. Myer
Sovereign
Sovereign Kidney
Sovereign Blood
James Simpson
Mackintosh Sovereign Remedy CO
Washington Street
Chicago Post
Epo
Pstou
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
Bobby
Detroit
Dr.e Press
Micropolitan Manufacturing CO
Amercan Wringer Co
Sewdengland Reta
Iranklin
Telerope
Sde 1
Inc Atlantic
Chase
Andrew J. Chase
Sudbury Bldg
Sudbury St
Boston, Mass
T. Li
Catholic Union Hall
Highlands
Washington Streets
Mather Ford
Boys’ Home
Daniel L. Prendergast
Joseph P. Woods
Peter VP. Green
Fred Allmery
David A. Chapman
James J. Dolan
Maward C. McGrath
Joan A. Burke
James A. Gorniey
Harrison Avenue
Clerb
Hood
Ana
Perraoths
Julius
Craig
Park Aireeg
Land
Ohio
U Peterson
Sara Ching Me
Lar Tao Paige Sartt
Cae
Oliver Lane
Bane
Irs
Samuel Rosen
Snepperstone Familivy
Po Dach
Chief Egan
Wareham Street
Clark
Barry
Kiley
Common Council
E. H. Sothern
Jack” Mason
Henry Jewett
Polo
Iso
U.S
Charles F. Riordan
Globe Building
Moran
Wilden Eytcie
William T. Faunce
Columbus Avenue
Grand Ranges
Alagee
Mali
Magee Furnace Co
Union St
Goston
the Longs
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