Peruna touted as flesh builder by various officials and readers
Ex congressman Charles H. Turner and others endorse Peruna as a flesh builder. Stark reports weight gain from 119 to 140 pounds after using the tonic. Medical authorities warn that losing one third of weight endangers recovery, and claim Peruna heals catarrh and restores mucous membranes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Fi. Stark
Scott County
Scottsburg
Ind
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes Executorship Opens With No Immediate Action
London May 6 The first meeting of Cecil Rhodes executors in London today yielded no business beyond proving the will in South Africa. Dr Jameson and L L Micell arrived from South Africa with final instructions and were briefed on the will’s genesis and duties for administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rhodes
Jameson
L. Ll. Micell
South Africa
Koes
Uth Africa
W. T. Stead
Associated Press
Stead
Cecil Rhodes
Sirany. Shippard
Bechuanaland
Odes
Baalbec Lodge Marks Fiftieth Anniversary in East Boston
Baalbec Lodge A F and A M celebrated its founding with a banquet in Masonic Temple East Boston attended by 400 members and guests. Worshipful Master William B. Jackson welcomed all as historian J Frank Hodge traced the lodge history and dignitaries Charles T. Gallagher and Serena D. Nickerson spoke. Benjamin C. Seaver the last living charter member, aged 87, sat in the honored seat. Entertainment by Schubertuartet Cecilia String Quartet and Miss Lillian Pierce preceded closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalbec Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
East Boston
William B. Jackson
J. Frank Hodge
Lodge
Baalbec
J. P. C. Smith
Boston
Charles T. Gallagher
Serena D. Nickerson
Tary
Benjamin C. Seaver
Schubertuartet
Cecilia String Quartet
Lillian Pierce
Captain Eldredge Delivers Address at Eliot League Meeting
Captain George W. Eldredge, renowned chartmaker and titles expert, spoke at the Eliot Men's League gathering at Eliot Congregational Church Roxbury. The event, the season finale and also a ladies' night, featured refreshments and a social hour after the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Eldredge
Eliot Congregational Church
Roxbury
Le Roux Denies Dreyfus Report in Chicago Lecture
Hugues Le Roux, French lecturer, told the Associated Press he did not mention Captain Dreyfus in a Chicago lecture and denounced a widely published interview as a pure invention. The denial follows reports of his alleged confession of guilt.
President denies objections to Legion of Honor for Dewey Mile
The White House denies a published report that the President objected to France awarding the Legion of Honor to Admiral Dewey and General Miles. It states the question was never discussed and the President has no objection to the gesture by President Loubet during the Rochambeau statue unveiling if he wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Miles
White House
Loubet
Rochambeau
Mess May Have To Move In Somerville Railroad Plans
Civil engineers for the Boston and Maine railroad report a clash in Somerville on Chester avenue between Medford street and Cross street. Resident Condit at 265 Medford street and owner of the adjoining Chester avenue house faces loss of property, while Joseph Mess at 19 Chester avenue would have to move his house seven feet forward if the railroad proceeds, forcing costly adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Somerville
Chester Avenue
Medford Street
Cross Street
Condit
Joseph Mess
Mess
Reverend Driscoll to join Cardinal Martinelli to Rome
The Rev. Father C. M. Driscoll of Lawrence will travel to Washington to meet Cardinal Martinelli. He will sail from New York on the North German Lloyd line to Naples via Gibraltar, accompanying the cardinal to Rome for the next Consistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Driscoll
Hershey Is Satisfied After Church Removal Order
The Boston Presbytery ordered two elders Murdock MacKenzie and R D MacVicar to leave the First Presbyterian Church and given a month to seek dismissal letters. Dr Hershey said he is satisfied with the verdict and will say nothing further. Other complainants were reprimanded and advised to keep the peace or leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Boston
Dr. Hershey
Independent Boston Fusilier Veterans Mark 115th Anniversary
The Independent Boston Fusilier Veterans held their annual meeting at Battery G, First Heavy Artillery, Irvington street with about six veterans present. Captain John P. Wiley presided as officers were elected John J. Capelle president Alfred Newmarch treasurer and T Carl O'Brien secretary. A majority wore the newly adopted uniform and a colors stand was presented by lady friends for the parade to Music Hall. The 15th anniversary celebration occurs next Monday with a 6 pm assembly at South Armory followed by informal supper and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fusilier
First Heavy Artillery
Irvington Street
John P. Wiley
South Armory
Music Hall
Corps
John J. Capelle
Alfred Newmarch
T. Carl O’brien
Martha Perry Lowe Dies At 72 Noted Poet and Reformer
Mrs. Martha Perry Lowe, 72, respected poet and reformer, died at her Somerville home after a monthlong pneumonia illness. Born in Keene New Hampshire in 1829 she supported church work and women’s education, led the Woman’s Educational Union and suffrage efforts, and long served in temperance organizations. Her literary work earned broad recognition for advancing truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Perry Lowe
Summer Street
Somerville
Lowe
Keene
N. H
Navy
Justus Perry
Hannah Ward Perry
Charles Lowe
S. Lowe
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dominion line steamer New England sails to Queenstown and Liverpool
The Dominion Line steamer New England, commanded by Captain John James, will depart Pier 7 Hoosac Tunnel docks at 9 this morning for Queenstown and Liverpool. The sailing includes 16 first cabin, 16 second cabin, and 300 steerage passengers with many Bostonians aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Line
New England
John James
Hoosac Tunnel
Queenstown
Liverpool
Daughters of Veterans Plan Grand May Party
The Daughters of Veterans of East Cambridge host a grand May party tonight at Institute Hall. The event aims for strong attendance and generous funds as the group worked hard to ensure social and financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Veterans’ May Party
Daughters of Veterans of
East Cambridge
Institute Hall
Summer Theaters toast Boston and New York lists
Tremont Columbia and Park close next week for summer shows. Tremont returns with The Prince of Pilsen and Columbia with The Defender, while Park’s future is unclear. New York features Henry Miller in The Wild Race and Francis Wilson in The Show Girl at Wallack's. Clara Lavine heads to New York then Terrace Garden. Fanny Johnston returns as star in a musical comedy after time with Boston Museum. Mrs Campbell’s American tour stalls over terms with Jiebler & Co. Weber & Fields may add Bigelow Collier Dailey Templeton. May Irwin engagement denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Columbia
Park
Boston
New York
Henry Miller
the Knickerocker
Francis Wilson
Wallack’s
Clara Lavine
Bayside
Terrace Garden
Mss Tonvine
Mart
Angelo
Fanny Johnston
William V. B. van Dyck
Miss Johnston
Boston Museum Stock Company
Dolores
Campbell
Charles Bigelow
Weber & Fields
Willie Collier
Louise Allen
Peter F. Dailey
Fay Templeton
May Irwin
Last Week of Uncle Terry at Boston Theatre Tops City Listings
The Boston stage scene buzzes as Uncle Terry closes its long run at the Boston Theatre with the Bostonians to follow next week. Robin Hood tickets sold out amid prodigious sales while Neil Burgess performs County Fair at Park Theatre for an employee exclusive showing. A dainty souvenir for ladies includes gold hand mirrors and silver pin cushions. Beverly souvenirs are noted as lavish. The Derby Winner stars Charlotte Hunt at Bowdoin Square Theatre, and Grand Opera House reports record crowds for the week. The Berkeley temple summer show heads the gala at Bostrock's Animal Arena, while the Martinetti acrobats grace Keith's with precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Terry
Boston Theatre
Robin Hoo
Neil Burgess
New “County Fair
Park Theatre
R. H. White
Burgess
Paris
Columbia
Gus Hill
Ross Snow
Maggie Weston
Carrie Ezier
Whalen
Otto
Halliday
Quinn
Willie Gerdes
Adelaide Marsden
Grand Opera House
Charlotte Hunt
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bostrock
Animal Arena
Etgy
Berkeley Mple
Martinetti
Keith
Boston
Staley and
Birbeck
Plans for Harvard dental school building in Brookline
Harvard plans a three story dental school on the northwest side of the new medical school in Brookline costing 300000 dollars. The building will house two large lecture halls an amphitheatre a library a museum wards offices and a large third floor mechanical lab with 200 work tables and an elevator the first in any university building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Medical School
Brookline
Violinist Reata Winfield Tops Music Hall Act
Boston audiences enjoy a strong Music Hall bill this week with Reata Winfield, a noted violinist and charming performer, as a standout. The Sepoys close their Austin & Stone engagement, and George Platt headlines Nickelodeon with other stars. Grand Opera House presents Two Little Vagrants next week, with fan favorites Fan Fan and Claude, in a production ending its American run before touring England for five years.
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Music Hall
Boston
The
Howard
Reata Winfield
Bill
Austin & Stone’s
Nickelodeon
George Platt
Grand Opera House
Neva Harrison
Ray Scott
Claude
America
England
Mt St Joseph's Academy Reunion Planned in Clarendon Hall
The Mt St Josephs Academy Alliston graduates and pupils hold a second reunion next Monday evening in Copley Hall Clarendon street. Guests will play whist until 10 then enjoy refreshments and dancing until 1. Patronesses include Mrs McNamee Mrs Fitzpetrox and others. John D Berran is floor director with Dr James Meghum as assistant and a group of young men assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reddy
Eorge Jewett
W. H. Macque
Falvey
J. Connell
Mary Cronin
Welsh
Francis Whelan
P. J. Finnegan
E. F. Donnelly
J. D. M. Ford
C. P. Sullivan
Dunphy
James Curry
Louis Watson
R. J. Flynn
Frank Zahn
John D.berran
James Meghum
Fleur-de-Lis Dange Social Event Draws Jamaica Plain Elite
Nearly a thousand members of Jamaica Plain society attended the Fleur-de-Lis Club May party at Curtis Hall. Miss Alice Reid served as president and floor director with Miss Margaret Casey as vice president, plus a large contingent of social leaders and numerous guests including Senator E. P. Seaver and Alderman W. B. Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Fleur-de-Lis
Curtis Hall
Alice Reid
Margaret G. Casey
N. F. McCormack
Anna McClellan
Messrs
W. Hi. Nitz
J. McIntosh
H. S. Timmins
R. E B. Newnham
Frank McNealy
E. P. Seaver
W. B. Heath
William H. Nitz
William Reid
C. Casey
R. McClellan
Mmes
William McDonald
Amilian
Tunicus
Edith Scanlan
Margaret McGaugh
Alice Casey
Elsace Furnieran
May McDermott
Minnie Meade
Florence McNeil
Theresa Coleman
Kate Finn
Susie Huckins
Anna Olson
Lillian ‘Casey
E. G. Hindinsany
Miles
Mollie McClellan
M. Casey
Gertrude Reid
Sadie Hickey
May Long
Johnson
Mollie Moran
Alice Neumann
Kate Artken
Myrda Harrer
Alice Dempsey
Mary Moran
Fred Reniner
Fred Morse
Howard Flagg
John Harris
Lawrence Tobin
T. Murphy
Joseph Rooney
John Ryall
E. J. Welton
Fred Helfrich
Joseph Buckley
Joseph Barrett
Fred Newcomb
James Mullaiie
Ray Norris
Toney Hankey
George Reid
Thomas Mitchell
Harry Morrison
Frank Jacobs
Jennie Riley
John Helfrich
D. Carey
Fred Hankey
John Flynn
Agnes Riley
Lizzie Green
Minnie Brennan
Lydia Miller
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Peruna
Charles H. Turner
G Street
Washington, D. C
Congress
New York City
National House of Representatives
Tammany Hall
C. H. Turner
Jonathan F. Stark
T. T. Markland
Cincinnati
Woodburn Avenue
Chas. A. Turner
Baalbec Lodge of Masons
Conly
Vose
Dunshee
Ellsworth C. Hathaway
Benjaminb. Shaver
A. M. Lodge
Captain Eldredge
Style Pilots
Pinot
Thomas
REGAL
Summer ST
Atlantic
Paol Boston
Women’s
Dewey
Rome
Hershey
Fusilier
Martha Perry
Bostonians
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Charles Clark Mann
Bo James R. Waite
Hamilton Place
Winter St
Oxford
Staley
James J. Morton
Adelaide
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tel
Ingomar
Isaac B. Rich
Anna
Boston Museum
Dan Daly
American League
Huntington Ave
Wright Siditson’s
Washington Street
Cohen's Cigar Store
Shauna Rary Owen
H. White Co
Park Theatre County Fair
Bostock Lass
Berkeley Temple Summer Workers
HERD
George W. Magee
Lessee & Manager
Mignonette Kokin
Hugh Stanton
Florence
Modena
Lew Simmons
Frank White
Jehan Bedini
Orient
Telegirl
Trenine
Frank Daniels
Colonial Theatre
Bowdoin Cereree
Revere House
the Stock Co
Haymarket
C. iTutte
M. Violet Mascotte
Burke Brothers
Hines and
Remington
Grace la Rue
Robinson
Grant
Nickelodeon Smith and Simpson’s Southern Specialty Co
Serpentisa
W. C. Loftus Co
Washington and
Hanover Sts
Tremont Row
Mahatmas
Jstin & Stone
Ame Symphony Hall
Cgrand Orchestra
Max Zach
University
Dental School
Longwood Avenue
Dange
Jamaica Plain Society
Castoria
Fille
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