Pretty Heroine of Auburndale Post Office
Miss Josephine Keane of Auburndale Massachusetts recovered from two years of nervous prostration and severe pain after taking The Almyr Blood Cleanser as directed by Dr McCoy of The Almyr System. She credits the treatment with restoring health and ability to work at home. Miss Keane is the daughter of contractor John Keane.
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Auburndale
Mass
Louise Imogen Guiney
U.S. Mail
Josephine Keane
Auburn Street
Miss Keane
Worcester
Boston
Homeopathic Hospital
Doctor McCoy
ALMYR
Washington Street
John Keane
Massachusetts
The Almyr Blood Cleanser advertised as nerve and blood medicine
An advertisement proclaims The Almyr Blood Cleanser as a premier nerve and blood medicine available at any drug store or medicine dealer.
Poisons in Blood Cause Nervous Diseases Says Dr McCoy
An article explains that poisons circulating in the blood damage organs causing skin ailments catarrh heart disease liver and kidney problems. It notes nervous disorders arise from brain irritation and lists symptoms while promoting the Almyr Blood Cleanser as a remedy.
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Almyr
United States
The Weak Spot in the Body and Poison Blood
The piece explains that a body’s weak spot such as the lungs brain nerves liver or kidneys bears the first impact of blood poisons. When poisons accumulate the whole system suffers and may fail, unless the blood remains pure to prevent disease from taking hold.
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J. C. McCoy
M. D
Harvard Nine Beats West End Rail Team In Scrappy Ball Game
Harvard defeated the West End Railroad eleven 10 to 5 after a lively game marked by misses at key moments. Conductor Falls pitched well for Harvard, while Casey and Bigelow stood out for the visitors amid a noisy, running-on-field affair with multiple base running missteps and a late surge by Harvard.
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West End
Harvard
Har-Vard
Falls
Cap
Pitcher Falls
South Boston
Mr. Falls
Casey
Washington Street
Murphy
Roberts
Bigelow
Gregory
Berts
Kennedy
Gayton
Powers
Burgess
Buckman
Ittemore
Grant
Rand
Whittemore
Adams
Gaylor
Ball
First Seizure Of The Season Enforced At Sitka
The British sealing schooner Selby was seized by the revenue cutter Corwin near Sitka and brought to Sitka. It was turned over to the British ship Pheasant, which sent her to Victoria for handling under the sealing laws.
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Seattle
Wash
Topeka
Sitka
Corwin
Selby
Pheasant
Victoria
Free Transfers Move Passes House Amid Debate and Delays
The West End Street Railway transfer measure, pushed by East Boston's Donovan, was engrossed 83 to 49 after lively debate. The bill requires conductors to issue transfers good for 5 cents on other company cars within 30 minutes.
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West End Street Railway Company
Donovan
East Boston
Post
George H. Mellen
Worcester
Street Railway
House
Messrs. Hayes
Lowell
G. H. Mellen
O’brien
Boston
Lynch
Lawrence
Wilson
Saugus
Flint
Russell
Salem
Washington
Street Railway Committee
McCarthy
Mellen
Holden
Tuttle
Weston
Hibbard
Boston Law Debates Hear Bills on Salaries and Suffrage
A Boston legislative session features debates over salary increases for police court officials and the fire marshal, passage of a municipal women’s suffrage measure for school committee voters, a ban on liquor sales to women, a Saturday half holiday for banks, and the approval of charters and subway acts.
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Creed
Boston
Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Crescent Avenue
Park Commissioners
Marine Park
South
Pond Street
Five Corners
Ward
Bates
Spring
Hibbard
Hollis
Newton
Bailey
Arlington
George
Haverhill
McCarthy
Senate
Sanger
Suffolk
Fitchburg
Somerville
Wellman
Middlesex
Brighton
Gloucester
House
Almyr Experts Offer Free Trial Treatment at Boston Office
The Almyr Experts invite chronic sufferers to 564 Washington Street to receive free exam and diagnosis on first visit. Trial treatment is available at nominal rates for in person applicants with medicine included. Chief Physician Dr J Cresap McCoy, formerly Bellevue Hospital, directs the offices open daily 9 to 8 and Sundays 10 to 2.
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Washington Street
ALMYR
Washington
Plans Ready for Boston Route Grade Crossing Elimination
New Haven plans for four tracking and grade crossing elimination on the Providence division entering Boston. Contractors hold plans and specs. project costs run to several million dollars with five miles of lowered roadbed, nearly a hundred bridges, block signals, and new suburban stations of stone and light brick. No terminal station construction is planned at this time.
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New Haven
Conn
Providence
Boston
Clark
Europe
Americans Lose at Paris Velodrome
At Velodrome de la Seine on May 23 Dunwoody of Florida finished second in the amateur 2000 metre event behind Paul Marchand. Maurice Farman won the 200 metre professional event heat and final. Houben won the first of three heats against Banker in the 2000 metre for 1500 francs, Banker took the second, Houben the third.
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Paris
Gold and Silver Debate Draws Southern Delegates in Memphis
In Memphis on May 23 a conference named for sound currency and better banking facilities drew nearly 800 southern leaders. Secretary Carlisle warned that free coinage would harm wages and trade, arguing the United States already operates on a gold standard with limited coin in circulation. He reviewed silver leg islation and cited wage data from 1872 to 1873 showing wages higher despite the 18 year gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Cotton Exchange
Merchants’ Exchange
lumber exchange/# Manufacturers’ Association
Young Men's Business League
Carlisle
W. J. Crawford
George C. Matthews
Congressman Catchings
Mississippi
United States
Treasury
Senate
Ladies Bicycle Suits At Wright Ditson Store In Boston
The article highlights a elegant divided skirt cycling suit for women at Messrs Wright & Ditson 44 Washington St. The design hides the leg seam when mounted on a wheel and uses pliable whalebone in leggings. Store also offers wide range of men and women cycling and golf attire at moderate prices.
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Messrs. Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Yale Track Team Heads to Intercollegiate Games
Yale sails to New York for the annual intercollegiate track meet at Berkeley Oval. The squad is in fine condition and aims to win the championship with sprinter Richards in top shape and Captain Hickok expected to improve the hammer mark reaching around forty points for Yale.
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EW Haven
Conn
New York
Berkeley’ Oval
Yale
Richards
Hickok
The American Wringer Co 18 and Broadway Excity
The American Wringer Co and Broadway Excity appear in a brief industrial note outlining manufacturers or suppliers. The snippet identifies two entities connected to production facilities or distribution, suggesting an ad-like or directory entry style item.
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The
American Wringer Co
Excity
Harcourt Reaffirms Britain’s Gold Policy at Mansion House
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, chancellor of the exchequer, spoke at Mansion House praising improved British trade with America and defending monetary principles. He pledged to uphold Britain’s role as the world’s great money market and warned against giving any impression of wavering on these principles.
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London
William Vernon Harcourt
Mansion House
America
Great Britain
Death at Sabattis Pond Suspected Suicide
Lewiston Maine May date indicates James Armstrong aged 55 died on the banks of Sabattis Pond with strong signs of strychnine poisoning suggesting suicide.
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Lewiston
James Armstrong
Sabattis Pond
The Housesmiths Union Organizes in Boston 1893
The Housesmiths Union forms in Boston on April 5 1893 led by President P McMillian and officers L N Gerrish Edward J Ryan A Nelson B Statum. The craft, adopting iron over wood in public buildings, grows with about 470 workers and 63 percent organized. Wages range 2.75 to 4 per day. benefits for illness are limited though some aid is given in distress. The union aligns with building trades and the Central Labor Union and supports independent political action. Machinery and Brass Moulders Union to follow.
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Housesmiths’ Union
John H. Carr
George W. Murray
Humphrey Sullivan
H. B. Stanton
Daniel J. Sullivan
Boston
Building Trades
Central Labor Union
P. McMillian
L. N. Gerrish
Edward J. Ryan
A. Nelson
B. Statum
Machinery and Brass Moulders’ Union
China May Refuse Indemnity to Japan Rumor
A Shanghai dispatch to the Globe reports a rumor that China will repudiate paying further indemnity to Japan for Liao Tung abandonment. The claim cites geopolitical tensions and potential shifts in treaty obligations affecting Sino Japanese relations.
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London
Globe
Shanghai
Chine
Japan
Death of Dr Daniel F Gulliver Found Near Norwich
Dr Daniel F Gulliver was discovered dead beside the road at his Norwich town country seat. Medical examiner's verdict cites heart disease. Born Boston May 29 1826, he was brother to the late Dr John P Gulliver of Andover.
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Norwich
Conn
Daniel F. Gulliver
Norwich Town
Gulliver
John P. Gulliver
Andover
Boston
Boy heir to a million in New York death
Hudson May 23. Harry Callingham a 10 year old boy is reported to have fallen heir to 1 000 000 from his grandfather in New York. His father is dead and his mother has limited means.
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Hudson
Harry Callingham
New York
Ex Speaker Crisp predicts Reed Speaker and Blackburn reelected
In Atlanta on May 23 ex Speaker Crisp said Thomas B Reed of Maine will be Speaker of the next House and Joseph Blackburn will be re elected to the Senate from Kentucky.
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Atlanta
Crisp
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
House
Joseph Blackburn
Senate
Kentucky
Death notices from city listings calm and grave
Death notices record multiple local passings with ages and funeral details. Henry C. Marliave 54. Dr William Thornton. George W Battelle 57. William H Clark 68. Hannah I Prentiss Auburndale. Katie Connelly 5? years. Thomas H Keenan 22. Funeral services scheduled at Notre Dame des Victoires, Forest Hills Cemetery, Marblehead, Holy Cross Cathedral and other local addresses.
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Columbus Avenue
Clark
William H. Clark
Reading
Corner Central
Maple Streets
Marblehead
Boston
Connelly
Roxbury
Katie
Jeremiah
Kate Connelly
But Street
Peo
Keenan
Thomas H
Elizabeth
James Keenan
Dedham Street
Cathedral of Holy Cross
Waington Street
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Sider
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Sheriff Norton
Huntington Centre
Hood
Business IN the
New Haven Road
Dental Parlors
Col. Lagrange
Court St
Cor. Howard
Bours
California
Somes
Pascal
Sound Money
Exchequer
Decoration Day Supplies
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market St
New England
Seaview
Vrice
Luther Hatch
Marshfield
Forest Hill Ave
Hancock St
Lynn
H . Newell
Broad St
Worcester St
Tremont St
Lumbus
Roccard
Brighton St
Butler & CO
Causeway St
Organized Labor
History of the Housesmiths’ Infant Union
China
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