Healer Hosed as Denver Believer Fails at Bowdoin Square
Eyewitnesses packed Bowdoin Square Theatre last night to see Dr. Charles McLean who claimed to be the Schlatter of Denver. The crowd jeered as few if any cures were observed with crippled and infirm patrons ignored while others were treated only for minor ailments. The audience hissed when the performance ended and McLean defended his methods before reporters.
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Bowdoin Square
Charles McLean
Denver
Melena
Tie
Throneah
Mtg
McLean
Allan
Captain Clark Receives City Welcome in Montp gridr
Captain Charlies BK Clark famed Oregon battleship commander arrives with wife and is granted the freedom of the city by Mayor Senter and local dignitaries. He visits Bradford and Norwich University events, plans to attend Dewey Hall ceremony and a Garden Kreece reception before Boston visit.
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Montpigridr
Vin
Charlies BK. Clark
Oregon
Senter
J. Dayton Clark
Bradford
Charles Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Clark
Dewey
Norwich University
Garden Kreece
Boston
Crambridge
Dorchester
Ary
Grumpy insults women over cigar humor exchange
Grumpy mocks women for not laughing as his wife explains her amusement about the lit cigar in his mouth. He snarls that nothing makes them laugh, while the exchange is described by the theater issue.
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Puck
Army Navy Tablets Claim Quick Dyspepsia Relief
Advertisement for C. S. Army & Navy Tablets promising fast relief from dyspepsia and related stomach discomfort. Claims 24 doses improve a sour stomach better than prolonged remedies, with vegetable ingredients and no griping. Priced at 10 cents per pack, order details include mail offer to 17 bare lara St New York.
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Army & Navy
1. S. Army & Navy
Professors Denounce Philippine Policy At Chicago Rally
An April 30 Chicago gathering led by Dr. Henry Wade Rogers condemned U S policy in the Philippines. Professor Laughlin charged tyranny, Bishop Spalding defended human rights, and other academics urged an end to war and empire expansion. Resolutions urged abandonment of current policy and cessation of combat.
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Chicago
Philippine Islands
J. Lawrence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Philippines
J. L. Spalding
Peoria
England
Henry Wade Rogers
Northwestern University
Professor Laughlin
Jeshop Spalding
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Edwin Burritt Smith Sigmund Seisler
Jane Adams
Spain
Spaulding
Leuisiana
New Mexico
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
Great Britain
United States
Earth
Henry Ward Rogers
Amalgamated stock urged as safe profitable investment
Thomas W. Lawson promotes the Consolidated Amalgamated Company stock, claiming assets worth 100 to 125 million dollars and steady 8 percent dividends, with shares offered at 100 dollars each and allotment proportional to applications. He urges subscriptions via National City Bank of New York and banking houses, predicting large oversubscription yet broad access.
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Amalgamated
Amalgamated Company
New Division of Hibernians Formed in Roxbury Hall
Tremont Hall in Roxbury hosts the establishment of a new Hibernian division with 160 charter members under County President William J. Cronin. The ceremony drew over seven hundred participants and featured a county meeting with officers and notable members from multiple divisions and districts.
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Roxbury
Order of Hibernians
Tremont Hall
William J. Cronin
Cronin
Charles McCarthy
Daniel O'Donovan
John Dolan
Iflon
Edward J. Slatters
South Framingham
Thomas Fitzgerald
South Boston
Patrick Griffin
Boston
John Dunne
William J. Husson
Thomas J. Nelly
Brighton
John J. White
Pak Roxbury
Thomas J. Downes
Vision
Troxbury
Maurice Heffernan
James A
Punch
Edward J. McCauley
Martin J. Wadden
James F. Dolan
M. BE. Downey
Thomas Glynn
J. E. Thompson
John Finneran
R. A. Kenny
Daniel Thompson
M. J. Green
J. W. Wail
James F. Chisolm
J. J. Cosgrove
M. J. O'Callaghan
B. H. Costello
Charles Cummings
Wik Kuta Walsh
Mathew Murray
Harold Tracey
F A. J. Grady
H. Rafferty
M. M. Shee
B. Metuffrey
J. F. Jennings
W. A. Purcell
J. FP. Harmon
George Mullen
Daniel Burns
J. Ar Mannery
James McDermott
Frank Stewart
J. S. Kelleher
J. J. Meehan
J. Norton
M. J. Mlaherty
Messrs. Jones
I. Kearny
John J. Daly
James Hardiman
Jnomas J. Maloney
John J. Doran
Patrick Df. Cullinane
Patrick Gorm
Visitiong
Slattery
John Fk. White
Mears
John As Doran
James T Keony
James Llairciman
Kots Maloney
Robert Ballem
John J. Dev .Pewmis
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Knights of St. Rose Hall
Dorchester
William IF. Nicholson
Queen Victoria Warns On Ladies Smoking Attitude
A London dispatch notes the Queen's stance on propriety as a Windsor scene unfolds. A royal daughter was detained at the station on leaving Windsor Castle and a silver cigarette case engraved with the princess's name and the inscription From Her Mother was found in the waiting room.
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London
Windsor Castle
Mageter
Lawson Weidenfeld & Co Firm Portrait in NY Boston
Lawson Weidenfeld & Co of New York and Boston is listed with members on the New York Stock Exchange. The note ties the firm to dual city presence and Exchange membership.
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New York Stock Exchange
Belmont Honeymoon Trip to Cabin John in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont arrived in Washington on the first New York train escorting six trunks and three valises. They stayed at the Shoreham Hotel in a bridal suite and visited Cabin John for a day of honeymoon sightseeing with a meal and a boat ride, ending with dinner at the Howland residence.
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Washington
Perry Belmont
New York
Shoreham
Potomac
Cabin John Bridge
Cabin John
St James Parish Reunion At Music Hall Tomorrow Night
A reunion of current and former St James parishioners is planned at Music Hall under Hon John Quinn Jr with Michael T Callahan and others guiding a broad program. Rev William Y McQuaid will welcome attendees and introduce Mayor Quincy while Company 6 Ninth Regiment MVM under Major J J Sullivan will perform an exhibition drill. Dancing runs 9 pm to 2 am with refreshments by parish ladies led by Mrs Tred G Cook, as the golden jubilee is announced.
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St. James's Parish
John Quinn, Jr
Michael T. Callahan
William Y. McQuaid
Quincy
Ninth Regiment
J. J. Sullivan
Tred G. Cook
Gramme
Ingersoll Critiques Modern Religion and Shakespeare
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll spoke at the Boston Theatre on Shakspere and religion. He praised Shakespeare as a genius and rejected modern theatrics, arguing Shakespeare did not need stage effects and that blame for credit should not be shifted from individuals.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Boston
Ingersoll
Sampson
Fire destroys home of Herman Poole in West Gloucester
Gloucester report says the residence of Herman Poole at West Gloucester was destroyed by fire this evening. Loss is estimated at seven thousand dollars. Fire coverage details describe respond time and potential cause under investigation.
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Gloucester
Herman Lk. Poole
West Gloucester
Luss Fion
Figurance
The Most Popular Woman in America Helen Gould
Miss Helen Miller Gould, daughter of the late Jay Gould, is hailed as the most popular American woman for her wartime patriotism and charity. Honors include a gold medal from Congress, resolutions from New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois, and thousands of veterans’ thanks as she aids soldiers, sailors, and families nationwide.
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New York
United States
Helen Miller Gould
Jay Gould
Spain
Miss Gould
Congres
Pennsylvania
Iinois
Windsor
Raleigh
Forest Fire Threatens Holden Homes Near Phillips Lake
A forest fire broke out at the westerly end of Phillips Lake ten miles from Bangor Maine. With a long dry spell the undergrowth is tinder dry and the blaze is spreading rapidly toward Holden threatening houses there unless aid arrives.
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Bangor
Phillips Lake
Holden
Niagara Yacht Bound for Norway Cruise with Goulds Aboard
The Niagara steam yacht sails from New York toward Norway under Captain Shackford with Mr and Mrs Gould aboard. They plan to tour the North Cape and Baltic waters, returning for October America's cup races. Provisions are loaded as Mrs Gould recalls the yacht’s ceremonial launch and their honeymoon voyage.
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Norway
New York
Gould
Floating Palace
Niagara
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Shackford
Growld
Wilmington
Alr
Mrs. Gould
Mrs. Anna George Considers Future After Acquittal
Canton April 3. Mrs Anna FE George says she feels free and uncertain about her future after acquittal. Attorneys Welty and Sterling advise caution as theatrical manager H Walter Van Dyke pressures a Columbus Cincinnati stage offer with a 500 weekly plan. A lecture bureau and Blanchard offer from Pittsburgh linger.
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Canton
Anna FE. George
Mr. Welty
Mr. Sterjing
Sterling
Transvaal Claims Gold Lead with New Output Record
Pretoria April 30 President Kruger announced at the Volksraad opening that the Transvaal now leads the world in gold production. Output for the year reached £1,240,650, a substantial rise over the prior year by about 4.586 percent.
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Pretoria
Volksraad
Ssruger
Transvaal
Public Subscription Offer by Amalgamated Copper Co
Amalgamated Copper Co of New Jersey invites subscriptions for 7.9.0 shares at 109 dollars each through National City Bank of New York until noon May 4 1899. Subscriptions must include a 5 percent deposit with a 16 day balance due after allotment. Over subscriptions may be pro rated and the company may reject any subscription. New York April 28 1899.
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Amalgamated Copper Company of New Jersey
National City Bank of New York
New York
Trev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs Preaches Charity at Trinity
The Rev Charles A Briggs once suspended for heresy preaches at Trinity Church on Charity. His delivery shows nervous timidity and a falsetto voice with restrained gestures as he argues faith must grow toward loving ministry rather than harsh duty.
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Charles A. Briggs
Presbyterian General Assembly
Trinity Church
Briges
New York
Mack
Fieds
Somerville Police Shakeup Challenges Reserve Officers
The Somerville police force underwent roll call changes adding four reserve officers and shifting several between day and night routes. Officers claim unequal pay and benefits versus permanent staff, noting lack of vacation and sick pay and exclusion from the Police Relief Association.
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Somerville
William J1. Johnson
Hopkins
Cedar Streat
Tavis Square
Jakn
Farhan Thishotm
Hast Som
Hilton
Reiek
Cott
Police Thelief Association
Orvine
Alger and the Senate
Detroit April 20 Secretary Alger was asked if he would seek the United States Senate seat in Michigan He replied frankly that he would appreciate the honor if the State should choose to send him but he would not enter any scramble for the position He noted the State has done much for him and indicated no commitment.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
United States
Re- Alger
T Aid
Stat
Senate
Banquet Honors Admiral Dewey Victory at Leverett Street
The Dewey Pleasure Club hosted a banquet last evening at 1s Leverett street in honor of Admiral George Dewey's victory. President David A. Mirshall gave a brief outline of Ane oh. S Wilner spoke on Imperialism. Other members and guests addressed various subjects.
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Dewey Pleasure Club
Leverett Street
George Dewey
David A. Mirshall
S Wilner
Private Juan B Risey Remains Brought From Porto Rico
The friends of Private Juan B Risey of Company J sixth Massachusetts escorted the body from Porto Rico to Boston. Sergeant Carter led the detail at Mullen’s Undertakings on Causeway Street. The escort included Pirates Gaskins Moore Sreeman Jones Stilnony Buckner and Seamon, to Holy Croga Cemetery.
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Juan B. Risey
Massachusetts
Porto Fico
Mullen
Causeway Street
Company Js
Carter
Pirates Gaskins
Moore
S’reeman
Jones
Stilnony
Buckner
Seamon
Holy Croga Cemetery
Hibernian Presidents Plan Grand Reunion in May
Suffolk county Hibernian presidents met at Bexter Hall Wells Memorial Building chaired by County President William J. Cronin to discuss the county reunion at Mechanics Hall on May 29. National President John T. Keating of Chicago is expected to attend and 10 000 tickets have been issued.
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A. O. Hi
Suffolk County
Bexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
William J. Crone
Mechanics’ Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Thomas F. Fitazgerald
John T. Keating
Chiengzo
Cronin
Military Funeral for Private George Adams in Waltham
Private George Bb Adams of Company I Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers is buried with military honors in Mt. Peak cemetery. The honor guard includes members from Concord and Watham units, with a flag draped casket, firing squad, and taps as a rifle volley marks the burial after a state funeral procession. Adams enlisted at outbreak of the Spanish American War and died in Cuba of typhoid fever. His body was transported from New York by train to the armory for public viewing before interment.
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Adams
Cuba
Crook
New York
Spain Receives 20 Million in Philippine Islands Payment
Four war warrants of 5 000 000 each were drawn in Washington to pay Spain for the Philippine Islands. The Assistant Treasurer in New York will hand the warrants to Jules Cambon the French ambassador. After presentation in New York the funds will be paid in gold, completing the Paris treaty conditions.
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Washington
Spain
Treasury
New York
Jules Cambon
Jordan
M. Cambon
Hay
United States
Philippine Islands
Hartford Tragedy Riverside Park Drowns 9 Year Old
Benny Kramer aged 9 drowned in the Connecticut River at Riverside Park in Hartford in the afternoon. His mother, who has four other children, resides at No 23 Porsyth Lane.
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Hartford
Conn
Benny Kramer
Connecticut
Riverside Park
Porsyth
New York
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