Peruna Promoted For Nervous Dyspepsia By Sufferers
A collection of testimonials praising Peruna for nervous dyspepsia and catarrh details users in various cities like Wellin Ohio Richmond Virginia Muncie Indiana Brockton Massachusetts and Oakland County Michigan reporting relief after several bottles. The letters claim cures and urge others with stomach or catarrh ailments to try the remedy and note its spring cleansing benefits supported by references to Dr. Hartman and the Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Ohio
John F. Carter
Nicholson Street
Richmond
B. Coates
Muncie
Ind
East Washington Street
Peruna
Eli Lefevre, Jr
New Hudson
Oakland County
Mich
Hartman
Dr Beckett's Mustang Crashes Into Mass Ave Saloon
A mustang owned by Dr Edward Beckett dashed along Massachusetts Avenue and smashed through the plate glass of Tierney's liquor store at 6:45 am. The horse stood at the bar as onlookers, a few stunned men, and a policeman witnessed the chaotic scene. An invoice listed damaged stock and a broken door jamb was removed to free the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beckett
Mass
Tierney
Edward Beckett
Mr. Tierney
Massachusetts Avenue
Light Brigade
Beckett
Subway Hearing on Washington Street Subway Bill in Boston
Mayor Hart held a hearing in his office for Boston businessmen and legislators on two subway bills. One backed by the Citizens' Association and the other by the Associated Board of Trade would either have the Elevated Railroad Company build and lease the subway or have the city own it and lease to a railroad. Louis D. Brandeis chaired the conference and favored the Board of Trade plan. J Edward Carter urged leasing on favorable terms. A petition with roughly 1700 names supported city ownership under the Board of Trade bill while some speakers warned against taxation by anonymous groups. The hearing adjourned with Mayor Hart offering another session next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Boston
Washington Street
Citizens’ Association
Associated Board of Trade
Elevated Railroad Company
City of
Louis D. Brandeis
Board of Trade
J. Edward Carter
Boston Merchants’ Association
Elevated
Associated? Board of Trade
Ward A
Associated Board
Wiliam B. Rice
Shoe and Leather Association
Robert Belt
F. L. Higginson
William H. Lincoln
Jerome Jones
Andrew G. Webster
George H. Leonard
Laurence Minot
John Boyd
William B. Clark
Minot
Thomas I. Livermore
Estabrook
Harding
Nce
Rival for Clark in Montana Senate manhunt
Helena May 18 Gov Smith of Montana appoints Martin Maginnis to the Senate to succeed William A Clark, creating a competing claim as Clark's supporters say the vacancy was real while others argue acting governor Spriggs lacked power. A Senate fight looms as resolutions seek to void Clark's election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Smith
Martin Maginnis
United States
William A. Clark
Washington
Clark
Montana
Spriggs
Senate
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Chandler
Run Over By Hack on South Boston Street
A pedestrian, Julia Hopsey, was struck by a hack horse and carriage on a wet day at a South Boston street and avenue. She sustained severe injuries to her legs and was taken to a nearby hospital after treatment at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia. Hopsey
Ana Motley Summerwill
Igh Street
South
Boston
Bankrupts Named In Local Insolvency Filings
Theodore H Learned clerk of Roast street Everett has filed for bankruptcy with liabilities near 044.58 and assets at 49. George W Oliver of Milton reports liabilities of 140050.40 with assets at 10355. Norris clothier of West Shield shows liabilities around 87 and assets 23940.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Learned
Roast Street
Everett
Pierce
United States Dist
Olen H. Manufacturer
Haverhill
Intiea
Hadaneets
George W. Oliver
Enter
Milton
Valley Road
Georg N. Norris
Clothier
West Shield
Chelsea Votes A Franchise For Revere Sites Railway
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen met as a committee of the whole to consider a franchise petition from the Chelsea and Revere Sites Railway company. An informal vote favored granting the franchise with Aldermen Beck Jadon lintock James McDonough Forones Hormley Richardson in favor. McDona, Connell and Cheney voted against. Cook was absent. An order to the location will be presented next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Chelsea and Revere Sites Railway Company
Chelsea
Beck
Jadon Lintock
James McDonough
Police halt brawl in Portland arena May clash ends early
Police stopped a fight at a Portland venue on May 18 after a disturbance erupted during an amateur boxing bout. Officers intervened as the third round began, separating fighters and restoring order without further incident.
Bramwood reports near unanimous drift against Donnelly in IMI unions
Secretary J M Bramwood of the International Typographical Union said tonight that fewer than 100 of the 40 local unions had sent tally sheets on the election results. He offered no full tally but indicated the outcome was trending against Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
J. M. Bramwood
International Typographical Union
Donnelly
Barbers Hike North End Shave Price to Ten Cents
North End barbers decided at a Thursday meeting held at 117 North Street to raise shaving prices from 5 to 10 cents starting at 1 o clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Barbers
North Street
Shriners Prepare for Imperial Session in Washington
The caravan of the Imperial Potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine will convene in Washington DC next Monday for the annual session. Shrines from across the continent, totaling about 60,000 members in eighty-one temples, plan to attend as Ben Owenwell departs to assume duties. Delegates from Aleppo Temple and others will represent their jurisdictions at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Benowell
Washington, D. C
Aleppo Temple
A. A
Iainnek
Francis W. Bird
Ottawa Relief Fund Closed at Boston Meeting
At City Hall on May 16 a Boston Ottawa relief committee voted to dissolve the Beeton relief fund and distribute remaining funds to cover immediate needs, with committee members agreeing on ample support for those in urgent distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ottawa
City Hall
Beeton Relief Fund
Mrs Hiller fortune myth debunked by niece in Wilmington
Wilmington May 18 A dramatic tale surrounding Mrs Frances Hiller s wealth ends as her alleged millions and grand casket schemes are challenged by her alleged niece Mrs Mackintosh who claims the will was moved and destroyed while noting a life of poverty and public spectacle. The niece says the estate may be under $10 000 and a probate fight looms with heirs including a daughter and English relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Frances Hiller
Dr. Hiller
Elizabeth Ayers
Frances
Gloucester
England
Thomas Plant
Liverpool
Demerara
Melrose
Boston
Peter Surrette
Mr. Hiller
The
Post
Hiller
Father Lynch
Hillers
Jessie Mathieson
John Mackintosh
John Davis
Cherry Street
Chelsea
Margaret Weston
Jeavis
John Colburn
De Leon to Lecture in Boston May 20
Daniel De Leon the Socialist leader and editor of the New York People will lecture in Boston on May 20 at 3 p.m. in Paine Memorial Hall on The Socialist Press in America. The central committee of Section Boston assures no danger or arrest will prevent the event despite rumors from political enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel de Leon
New York
Socialist Labor Party
New York People
Boston
Paine Memorial Hall
Socialist Press
America
de Leon
Central Committee
Senate tackles pneumatic tube service amid daylong debate
Washington May 18 The post office appropriation bill dominated Senate business with a lengthy discussion of the pneumatic tube system. Senators Chandler Mason Carter Wellington defended the item while Allison Hale Tillman Lodge and Wolcott opposed. Also on the floor Morgan urged an inquiry into the Panama Canal Company and McCumber spoke for keeping the Philippine Islands. A Confederate veterans pay measure linked to Cox was approved as he retires, with the sum left indefinite, along with multiple other claim bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chandler
Mason
Carter
Wellington
Allison
Hale
Tillman
Lodge
Wolcott
Morgan
McCumber
Philippine Islands
South
House
Cox
Tenn
Appomattox
Lee
Grant
Norwood Dedication Ball At Plimpton Bindery Annex
The H. M. Plimpton & Co bindery annex in Norwood was dedicated with a grand ball. The four story, 480yen feet annex was decorated and opened for inspection. Guests included employees friends and visitors from Boston Walpole and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Plimpton & Co
Norwood
Bostop Walpole
Truth Indicted in Mail Fraud Case Against Francis Truth
Federal grand jury returned seven indictments against Francis Truth the divine healer. Six indictments carry three counts and one carries two counts. Bail remains at 5000 dollars. Truth pleads not guilty to all counts and remains held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Truth
Grand Jury
Yesteroy
Truth
Boy Fatally Struck in Elevator at Ferguson Bakery
A 16 year old youth from 172 South Boston was crushed by an elevator wall in Ferguson bakery yesterday afternoon. He was riding the elevator when it malfunctioned and trapped him between the car and the wall, killing him instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Alban ‘Hee
Francisz
South Boston
Lee Seeks Divorce in Lengthy Boston Court Hearing
The Divorce Court heard Daniel J. Lee seek a divorce from Catherine Lee after a long session on the Boston Elevated Railway case. John F. Wakefield advocated for Lee while Harvey N. Colleson represented Catherine. Judge Stevens reserved judgment at 3:20 PM. In the afternoon, Pitot Eddy was granted a divorce from George S. Eddy, and Harry Lee received a decision against Julia Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Lee
Boston
Catherine Lee
John F. Wakefield
Harvey N. Colleson
Lee
Stevens
Pitot Eddy
George S. Eddy
Harry
Julia Lee
Fall Fatal Seaman Painter Dies in City Hospital
George Grant aged 61 of Howard avenue fell from a ladder on the fifth floor at 484 48 Washington street while painting. He struck his head and died later at City Hospital. Skull fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grant
Howard Avenue
Washington Street
City Hospital
Mullen Injured in Cambridge Street Collision
Joseph Mullen aged 66 of 8 Jefferson Street Cambridge was riding a butcher wagon when his team collided with Electric Car No. 91. He was thrown from his seat suffering scalp wounds and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Joseph Mullen
Jefferson Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Electric
Or. No. 91
Massenhesetts General Hospital
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Major Lang
Charles W. Campbell
Philadelphia Enquirer
Campbell
HH. D. Carew
Brockton
Main Street
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
M. W. Lang
8 Street
N.W
Co. W. Campbell
Subway
Bill of Citizens’ Association
Tremont
Boylston
P. B. Hollander & Co
Boylston Street
Conrad & Co
Wintes Street
Cohen & Go
Winter Street
Byron EB. Bailey
William
Butler & Co
Tremont Street
J. G. Small & Co
Washi Street
P. F. Boneee Sons
Tho Ag
Henry W. Peabody
Bonelynve
Logis D. Sroneets
Devonshire Street
H. Bowaiteh
Harvard Medical School
Dee
State Street
Yale Sawah
Congress Street
Franklinert J
Co & Co
Mary Simpson & Co
Fernekees
Bbon
Temple T. D. Whitney
A. Teee
D. Emerson
Temple O’ Melvin & Badger
Wallace L. Pierce
S. 8
Pierce Co
Charles H. C. Brown
Tremont S
the Macmillan Company
Oars Bros
the Elastic Ti Company
Atlantic
Wate Od Co
Hamburg- Kattan Line
Sines
North German Lloyd
State Stree Ieee
Gov. Smith
Maginnis
United States District Court
Tland
Teacher's
Charles _H. Morse
Prine
Bet
Shriners
Ottawa Relief Fund
Standard Oil Company
Frances* Hiller
Ragwiki
Fergeson
Malden
Arthur the Clark
Linwood Street
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