Munyon Rheumatism Cure Praised by Boston Patients
Minyon's Doctors offer free advice from eminent specialists. Boston residents report cures for rheumatism, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder troubles after using Munyon remedies. Inhaler for catarrh priced at $1, many cures claimed across massachusetts avenue notices.
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Tele Bdrekshire
Dartmouth ST
Boston
Mass
Munyon
GS. Smith
Warrenton S.T
Munyoon
Minyon
Ion ‘Y Ein
Gardner man dies after dental operation at Eliot Hospital
Arthur Shattuck of Gardner died at Eliot Hospital 88 Commonwealth Avenue Boston after an April 26 tooth extraction by Dr. Tilebrown and ongoing jaw hemorrhage until May 2. Despite experts including Dr. Brewster Dr. Rice and Dr. Porter efforts failed. Shattuck 25 was son of Gardner fire chief and had a history of bleeding from nose or cuts.
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Arthur Shattuck
Gardner
Eliot Hospital
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Shattuck
Thomas Tilebrown
Newbury Street
Brewster
Beacon Street
F. A. Rice
A. ©. Porter
Forrest
Fillebrown
Filliot Hospital
Hin
Somerville Democrats Indorse Worcester Rep Mellen Charter View
The Somerville Democratic city committee endorsed Worcester Representative James T. Mellen’s stance on Somerville’s new charter. In a letter dated April 28 the committee thanked Mellen for his amendment presentation in the House, noting efforts to win adoption and exposing partisan spirit in the General Court and statewide press.
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Democratic City Committee of
Somerville
James ST. Mellen
Worcester
Democratic City Committee
Mellen
Mgr
James TI. Mellen
House of Representatives
General Court
Morris Louis Will Bequests Explain Probate Details
The will of the late Morris Louis dated June 25, 1896 leaves 259 to four Boston institutions the Temple Chatei Shalom the Leopold Morse Home for Jewish People the Hebrew Benevolent Society of Boston and the City Hospital. Executors are widow Jeannette Louis and son Leopold Louis.
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Morris Louis
Temple Chatei Shalom
Boston
Leopold Morse
Hebrew Benevolent Society of
City Hospital
Jeannette Louis
Leopold Louis
Watches and Glasses Sale at New Hanover Street Store
A Boston sale promotes alarm clocks, eyeglasses, and watches at low prices. Verlor clocks, solid gold frames, and two-hour orders highlight offers from the Hanov Street store with opticians ready to service customers.
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SON
Boston
Hanover St
Judge Dismisses Petition to Set Aside Kudnickroberg Case
Yesterday in U S District Court Judge Lowell dismissed the petition to set aside a composition in Kudnick roberg bankruptcy. The petitioning creditor was misaddressed in the schedule causing no notice to be received and no proof of debt filed. no dividend was declared on deposits.
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United States District Court
Lowell
Kudnick Roberg
ANG
Omega Oil credited with curing rheumatism and dyspepsia
James M. Dorman of 780 Shawmut Ave Boston recounts severe winter sickness, knee lump swelling and muscle pain. After using Omega Oil three times he walked better and leg muscles improved. he recommends Omega Oil to others and urges readers to obtain it at any drug store.
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James M. Dorman
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Mass
Omega Chemical Co
Central St
DeWETS MALL Nevasialh DeWETS MALL Nevasialh secretary Long Says Sender's Liberty Will Not Be Restrained
Local post office officials seized pamphlets mailed by Edward Atkinson vice president of the Anti Imperialistic League of Boston. The targets included Admiral Dewey General Otis General Miller Professors Schurman and Worcester members of the Philippine Commission.
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Secretary Long
Sender
San Francisco
Dward Atkinson
Anti-Imperialistic League of Boston
Admiral Dewey
Otis
Miller
Schurman
Worcester
Philippine Commission
Atkinson pamphlet and mail suppression stir wartime debate
Edward Atkinson’s Hell of War pamphlet and the postal seizure provoke fierce reaction. Senate and public figures including Boutwell and Hoar defend free expression while critics compare censorship to wartime news suppression and warn of chilling dissent among troops in Manila.
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Edward Atkinson
Alladin
San Francisco
Atkinson
Manila
Vaille
Vancouver
B.C
Long
Daniel Pratt
Philippines
Washington
Hoar
Chandler
New Hampshire
Josepha Walter
Cable denounces anti expansionists as hysterical
George W. Cable labeled anti-expansionists hysterical while criticizing their handling of the Philippine question. He cited Senator Hoar and ex-Speaker Reed as examples of leaders likely out of patience with the debate.
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Northampton
George W. Cable
Hoar
Reed
Poison in Letters in North Adams Case of Attempted Poisoning
Guiseppe Jauieri, 49, arrested in Pontoosuc near Pittsfield for allegedly sending poison through the mail to Francesco De Sabato and family. Letters dated New York and postmarked Pontoosue contained arsenic traces in powder packages. Aimed at De Sabato's wife and others in the household, the scheme prompted police to seize further letters and conduct chemical tests. Rauteri, once a neighbor, is held as a suspect in the affair causing local uproar.
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North Adams
Guiseppe Jauieri
Pontoosuc
Pittsfield
Francesco de Sabato
de Sabato
New York City
Pontoosue
Rauteri
de Sabanto
Flalits Street Theatre Telegram Reveals Big Box Office
Alf Hayden reports Miss Maude Adams Romeo and Juliet advance at the Hinpire Theatre clears over $17 000 beating prior star records. Charles Trohman adds May matinees and the first performance is set for next Monday at Halls Street Theatre for four shows on May 22 23 and 24.
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Trance RR. Rich
Flallts Street Theatre
Alf Hayden
Halls Street Theatre
Comedy of Errors staged by aston College students shines
A preparatory department production of Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors drew a nearly full audience and enthusiastic reviews. Aloysius Higeins and James Morevern led as Gomio and Gromio with strong turns by Coveney, Powers, and Moriarty. The show featured bright costumes, well posed tableaux, and an early call for repetition despite a busy Shakespearean slate.
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Shakspere
Aston College
Gomio
Ephesus
Aloysius T. Higeins
Gromio
Syracuse
James
Merovern
Solinus
Philip P. Coveney
John J. Powers
William N. Hardy
Antipholus
Ephases
Syraniuse
Jess ID. Flaherty
Henry Co Moriarty
An. Ang
Ories
Adriana
Iphu Sus
Aoe Hye Henry
Willams
Ouctana
Mars
Jin
Mela
Arrost
Daniel Pe Wiley
Domes Ty Miltray
Daniel 4. Lynch
William T. Cumy
Drom Geese
Oeleysius
T. Siggins
Johan Je Phina
Ek Wicks
Brian Ate Auer
Ee Eee Kidavard
Carroll Acriqvps
Antiphotus
Sis
Henry J. Williams
Maurice i. Murphy
Loyal Legion Holds Annual Meeting and Banquet
The Loyal Legion held its annual meeting and final reception at the American House with 250 to 500 attendees. Officers for the next year were elected led by Commander Rear Admiral George K. Belknap. senior vice commander James P. Stearns. junior vice commander Wilmon W. Blackmar. and other officers including Arnold Rand registrar C. W. Wilson and treasurer Willard P. Shireve. Brigadier General Henry S. Russell presided early. new commander Belknap received applause.
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The
Loyal Legion
American House
George KF. Bel- Knap
James P. Stearns
Wilmon W.blackimar
U.S.W
Arnolt A. Rand
U.S
C. W. Wilson
U.S. N
Willand Po Shireve
SUN
Andrew Robeson
Edward [Everett Hale
D. D
Managor
Bausi Lo Bio Ata Alexander
M.oWertis
Cmbyich
Ce Sinoraos
Cbs Amors
Charles Ac Blolicite
Henry Warren Wilson
Sixth Infantry
al. V.M
Henry
Russell
Pelknap
Thomias Wentworth Higginson
Jacksonville
Morris Schhall
City Point
Liteuutenant
Stokeley Morgan
Olympia
Manila
Chanlain MehaaOee
Henry Sheridan
Peace negotiations fail as Philippine envoys demand armistice
May 3 report from Manila states Colonel Arguelles and Filipino envoys arrived for talks with General Otis. negotiations collapsed after Otis rejected a three month armistice covering the archipelago. Observers say Filipino leadership seeks delay to regroup while American offensives widen in the north.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Lawton
Hale Rives
Manila
Malolos
Alagy Es A
Arguelles
General Otis
Milipinos
Aguinaldo
Luna
Hale
Dare-Devil Funston in Hand-to-Hand Filipino Fight
San Francisco dispatch quotes Brigadier General Otis praising Colonel Funston as a fearless fighter who led a three-company charge at Caloocan. The assault, lasting about fifteen minutes, resulted in eight Funston casualties and thirty Filipino deaths as his men pressed forward with him leading.
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San Francisco
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles
Annsci
Funston
Caloocan
Captives of Filipinos Prisoners at Insurgent HQ
The Yorktown prisoners at Insurgent headquarters in Saniscire include Lt Gillmore quartermaster Willam Walton boatswain Albert Peterson and others. Seven more names remain Unaccounted as inquiries continue. Naval officers think some crew reached the Spanish garrison at Baler for better treatment.
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Ory
Yorktown
Insurgenc
Saniscire
Tiieutenante Ws
Gillmore
Mhieg
Willam Walton
Bathwakers
Alate
Paul Vandolt
Cox- Wein
John Ignsworth
Albert Peterson
Landsman
Sylvvia Peiseters
Lymen- Paul Bawards
Fred Anderson
Qgijisam
Orrison Welen Woodbury
Gloucester
Lynn
John Co
Woodbury
Denzell George Arthur Venville
J. Nygard
John Dillon
Charles Albert Morrissey
McDonald
William Ws. Rynders
Baler
Murder in Burlington Hotel Ends Life of Alexander Masterton
Alexander Masterton, 12, a director at Warmers Loan Trust Company, was shot five times and died within hours in the Burlington Hotel on West Thirtieth Street. James Neale Plumb, the alleged killer, confessed in rambling statements saying Masterton had ruined him financially and sought his social downfall. Plumb stated the act was divine punishment and that he was an instrument of wrath, with police arrest and magistrate hearing following at the Jefferson Market Police Court.
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York
Alexander Masterton
Warmers’ Loan « Prust Company
James Neale Plumb
Burlington Hotel
West Thirtieth Street
Alasterton
Plumb
Publc
Neale Plumb
Masterton
Associated Press
Misterton
Cole
Price
Tenderloin
Jefferson Market
Tragic Roxbury Girl Belle Nickerson Dies After Self- Poisoning
Belle Nickerson an 18 year old Roxbury resident swallowed two ounces of carbolic acid in Dudley Street, Boston. She had recently faced poverty and accusation of theft by her landlady and was asked to leave her home. After buying the acid at a Dudley street drug store she returned to her room and died at the city hospital. Her relatives in St Johnsbury have been notified.
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Dudley Street
Bele
Roxbury
Massachusetts Nautical School to limit Enterprise cruise to U S waters
The Enterprise, after four European cruises, will undertake an American waters itinerary. Cadets visit Hampton Roads Norfolk Navy Yard Annapolis Washington Mt Vernon New York Long Island Sound Portland Bar Harbor Halifax and return. Repairs at Charter Town Navy Yard planned before a late June sail date.
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Enterprise
Massachusetts Nautical Training School
Hampton Roads
Monitor
Norfolk Navy Yard
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
State House of
Maryle Red
Washington
Mt. Vernon
New York
Long Island Sound
Enterprise v
Portland
Bar
Bar Harbor
Halifax
Boston Theatre notes and Chicago praise for stage stars
Maud Williams earns praise as Lady Constance in The Highwayman with a three week run left. Miss Julian Arthur stages an elaborate Romeo and Juliet at the Boston Theatre starting May 15. Martha Rudesill's versatile roles shine at Park Theatre, and Charles Frohman renames the New York Igoric Theatre with a September opening of Barbara Frietchie at the Criterion.
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Maud Williams
Boston
Constance
Miladi
Musketeen
Parret
AOL
Julian Arthur
Chicago
Miss Arthur
Juliet
Adelaide Neilson
Charles J. Rich
Hettis Street
Ons /DRUPShow
Rohans
Martha Rudesill
Lanchelle
Charles Frohman
New York
Igoric Theatre
Criterion
Julia Marlowe
Clyde Fitch
Barbara Frictchie
Three Dragoons at Boston Theatre Spark Popularity
The new operatic piece by Smith and De Koven draws crowds at the Boston Theatre rivaling The Highwayman with lively martial airs and breezy dialogue. Musicals and other acts at multiple venues fill the week with continued runs and upcoming premiers across theaters in Boston.
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the Park
the Turtle
Sadie Martinez
Melkoe Rankin
Nea Mites
W. J. Ferguson
Cumberland
Castle Square Theatre
the Tremont
Josie Sadler
Fred Lennox
Minnie Ashley
Richard Carle
Christian
I. H. Sothern
Hollis
Sousa
Maud Leese Davies
Oprane
Dorothy Hoyle
Boston Theatre
Tremont Temple
Columbia
Rio Grande
Casey
Uncle Sam
Waite
Gaston
Murray and
Mack
Finnigan
Grand Opera House
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Fredy Annie Southard
The
Howard
Cohan
Keith
Washington Street
Somerville
Banda
Austin and
Stone
James Boys
the Crand
George Bahe Fain
Talking Dog
Chicago
Max Zach
Fatal Fall Causes Sudden Death on Washington Street
Mrs. Talbot of 147 Washington Street died yesterday in a tragic accident after her dress snagged on stairs during a visit to a friend at 62 Massachusetts Avenue. Her husband George Hall is in Dewarke, Wisconsin. News of the death was telegraphed to him and the Boston funeral is planned for Friday from Washington Street.
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Dchen Talbot
Wrashington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
George Hall
Dewarke On
Mi Han
Neo Avak
Boston
Washington Street
Ifi
Ice House Fire Destroys Elmwood Carpenter Plant
Sparks from two passing locomotives ignited the Elmwood complex housing five large ice houses, three sheds, and outbuildings used by Carpenter Tee Company. Central building, part of a 12 009 ton ice stock, burned within an hour. small roof fires affected other property. Buildings owned by Garham Manufacturing Company and ice stock owned by Carpenter Company. insured.
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Prom Coi i le Ao Ee Ng Iba
Carpenter Tee Company
Elmwood
Bparks
Phese
oGarham Manufacturing Company
Be the Carpenter Company
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