Munyon cures praised in mass of testimonials and notices
A lengthy advertisement extols Munyon the physician and his Rheumatism Cure, claiming dramatic patient recoveries from bronchial issues, catarrh and deafness after treatment at Tremont Temple. It includes several Massachusetts residents praising the remedies and notes availability of electrical paralysis treatment devices. Also reports Captain Miley’s quiet Washington trip and Cuban invasion planning, with troop movements and quarantine cautions amid yellow fever rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Slade, Jr
Cary Ave
Chelsea
Mass
Munron
Tremont Temple
Tampa
Fla
J. H.miley
Shafter
Washington
General Miles
Miley
J. H. Dorst
Delgado
Havanas
Lawton
Key West
Ludlow
Cuba
Cuban
Atlantic
Admiral Sampson
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Two Boys Drown In Franklin Park Quarry Jamaica Plain
Eleven year old Louis McGee of 10% School Street and Frank Cochlain aged two lost their lives by drowning in a deep water filled quarry on Schoolmaster's Hill in Franklin Park. Witnesses saw them near the quarry shortly before 11 o'clock and a park employee recovered one body after 11:30, the second was found later. The water's depth ranges from six to twenty five feet. The boys were playmates from nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McGee
School Street
Frank M. Cochlain
Franklin Park
Jamaica Plain
McGee
Cochrain
Gaelic classes add twelve names at university hall
At Gaelic school yesterday afternoon in University Hall 1371 Washington street twelve new names were added to the rolls of Gaelic classes conducted by P. J. O Daly John M Doran and Michael A Hurley The council calls a special Gaelic League meeting for May 18 to elect a delegate to the convention of Gaelic scholars from U S schools and societies The convention meets in New York on the 22d inst
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hall
Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
John M. Doran
Michael A. Hurley
Gaelic League
United States
New York
Wringer and Sweeper Repairs Offered by American Wringer Co
For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer Company war ranted are the best. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Write or teleph one and we will call for and deliver with no extra charge. The American Wringer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
The
American Wringer Co
Troops Arrive in Tampa for Camp Ahead of Cuba Duty
Divine services were held in camps at Tampa and Port Tampa with drills suspended for Sunday. Thousands of sightseers filled the camps and wharves as the Twenty-fifth Infantry, Dry Tortugas units, and Chickamauga companies joined Brigadier-General Andrew S. Burt in camp at Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Port Tampa
Cuba
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Milan Bread Riots Erupt Into House Roof Battle
May 8 Milan faces chaos as bread riots turn violent in Via Somtraire and Via Torino. Reports say up to 380 killed and 1000 injured as rioters crawl from gates, construct barricades, and drop tiles on troops. Troops hold gates, night falls with city dark and quiet. Artillery, cavalry and infantry bivouac near the Piazza del Duomo as reinforcements arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Via
Lugano
Switzerland
Via Somtraire
Via Torino
Frere
Piazza del Duomo
Seizure of Milan newspaper and guard on Piazza del Duomo
Reports from Milan state the Secolo has been seized and its editor arrested. Postal services halted, public buildings guarded, artillery placed on the Piazza del Duomo. Fugitives flee across the Ticino frontier, including the Italia del Popolo editor. Eight thousand troops are quartered in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugano
Switzerland
sIate News
Milan
Secolo
Piazza del Duomo
Ticino
Fontana
Italia del Popolo
Division 43 A O H Boston Holds Meeting and Ireland Relief
Division 43 A O H Boston met at Hibernian Hall chaired by President John B O Higgins. One new member joined and a $25 donation for Ireland famine relief was authorized, with a subscription opened. Next meeting set for May 22 at 2 30 p m and drills to continue at the second meeting each month. Dues of members at the front will be remitted while their membership remains valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hibernian Hall
Kneeland Street
John B. O'Higgins
Ireland
Wraneis Tuite
Charles McCarthy
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
South Boston
John A. Ryan
Patrick J. Feeney
Michael J. Ahern
Patrick Guiney
Joseph Cotter
Neill Boyle
John Curtin
John Lane
Women Claim Quick Cure for Drunkenness with Golden Specific
The article promotes Golden Specific as a secret remedy to cure alcoholism, pitched to women as a way to save husbands sons and brothers. It cites testimonials from women across several states, notes the remedy is taken with tea or coffee, and urges readers to request a free sample from the Golden Specific Company in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Muse
Liberty
Kan
Mary Branard
Owens
Is. J. Lanedee
Wheatland
Calif
J. A. Carver
Meredosia
Ills
J. T. Gray
North Platte
Cincinnati
J. W. Traines
Golden Specific Co
Glenn Building
Ohio
Muster and Movement In Massachusetts Militia Camp
Camp Dewey Massachusetts volunteers prepare for possible Second and Ninth Regiment movements with recruits arriving and officers unsure of destinations. Nine companies are examined, one hundred one rejected, and a mustering ceremony for Company K Springfield marks induction into the U. S. volunteer army amid cold, winds, and sparse visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dewey
South
Framingham
Dewey
New York
Washington
Chickamauza
Highth Regiment
Massachusetts Militia
Dalton
Blood
Carter
Wheeler
John A. Hoar
Gray
Brigham
D. C. Young
Frank Neill
Lancers
F. W. Wellington
Flaked Rice touted as healthiest and cheapest breakfast
An advertised claim highlights flaked rice as the healthiest food on earth and the cheapest, asserting one small package provides more life-giving nourishment than two pounds of premium meat. The wording emphasizes breakfast use and broad health benefits.
Massachusetts Republicans May Start Tur
Governor Wolcott received a telegram from the War Department asking how soon troops could move to Chickamauga. He replied that one infantry regiment would be mustered in on Monday and ready to move Tuesday fully equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Chickamauga
Cavalry Holds Service in a Stable at Framingham Camp
The Sixth Regiment held a religious service in the mess hall at Framingham camp, with Chaplain Dusseault preaching from Psalm 23 and the crowd singing Nearer My God to Thee. Mass was celebrated by Father Colbert, marking a historic first at Framingham, as officers and soldiers participated with notable decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redeemer
Woodward
Dusseault
Pousseault
Framingham Campground
John PD. Colbert
St. John the Evangelist of
Hopkinton
Father Murphy
Saxonville
Nirth
James Monks
Ce Enee
James L. Mol O
Colbert
George W. Sanders
Gloucester
J. C. Wellwood
Broskliine
Ernest A. Gates
Cornelius J. McCgilnicuddy
Kirnth
Henry C. Bowen
George F. Dew
Willam Cogswell
Frank P. J. Logan
Thomas L. Jenkins
Frederik A. Washpurn, Jr
Edward H. Eldridge
Charles F. Wouson
Paul RR. Hawkins
Edward Everett Sortweil
Jonny Hitelscock
Curtig Guild, Jr
Waverhilly Bighth Regiment
J.W. Svanberg
Oscar
Svanberg
More Troops Called Out For Eight Day Camp
The Fifth Regiment and Battery A, Light Artillery will march to camp this morning as nearly all remaining state militia head to eight days of duty. A detachment of 100 men from First Corps of Cadets on Columbus Avenue departs for coast defense duties, splitting into three sections for eastern point Gloucester Nahant and Hull. Departure times set for 9 o clock with sixty to Union depot and forty to Colony depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Corps of Cadets
Columbus Avenue
Meastern Point
Gloucester
Bass Point
Nahant
Hull
Mass
Union Depot
Theid Colony
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Minyon
T. B. da Costa
Robert St
Malden
Samuel Jackson
Sixth St
Cambridge
Munyon
Argonauta
Ons
Hood
U. L Hood & Co
Lowell
Springfield
Warriner
Weaver
Bushnell
United States of America
United States Volunteer Army
United States Army
Smith
U. S. Second
M Af. Grady
Ninf
Grady
Ninth
Conel Bozan
Log
John Boyle O'Reilly
Vng
Keighth
Castorea
A& Belicious
Seo
LARGE
Massachusetts
W. S. Warriner
Camp Dewer
Clark
Halfdan Roe Breiner
Medical Examining Board
Williams
Greenfield
Fred Walsh
Lowell Breachery
Gardner W. Pearson
Ben Butter
Division
Division 25
A. O. IL
St. Anddrew'n Hiall
Wells Memorial Building
Edward J. McCaupley
McClelland
Division 26
Charles i] Igan
T. J. Kelly
Eugene J. O' Leary
D. A. McCarthy
Mattie Biel
Wilson Bros
Wilsc’ Brothers
Hawil
Testen
Archihal McLeish Hawley
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dorchester Street
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