Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted by physicians
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a non secret remedy for indigestion. It claims the product digests food thoroughly, aids digestion regardless of stomach condition, and nourishes the body. It emphasizes safety, child suitability, and rapid uptake, noting widespread pharmacy availability and a 50 cent price.
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Stuart
Tomlinson
Wuerth
Stuart Co
Marshall
Nick
Debated Harrison Atwood as Architect for New Normal School
School Board debate erupts over Dr Courtney’s pick Harrison H Atwood amid prior city dealings and alleged fraud charges. Critics urge referral or new name while chair and members clash on ethics and jurisdiction as meetings proceed.
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Harrison H. Atwood
Courtney
Normal School
Mr. Atwood
Coolidge
Burrill
Muggan
Dr. Courtney
Strange
Anderson
Fleischer
Atwood
C Olins & Ham
Mr. Fleischer
Collins & Ham
Nichols
Yeas
Bateman
Berridge
Bowdlear
Brett
Mrs
Fifield
Gallivan
MebDonald
Stringe
Nays
Calderwood
Campbell
Davison
Huggan
Eleller
Kenney
MebDonough
Merritt
Meg. Haig
James Mulcahvey
Charlestown
Dateman
Admiral Davey
Hugsan
McDonough
Fitield
Boston School Cadets Hold Annual Prize Drill
The first day of the Boston school cadets prize drill drew a large crowd as the Dorchester Brighton East Boston Roxbury West Roxbury and Charlestown high schools competed. Winners received silk flags medals and individual prizes for drill and dress parade performances.
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Hes Mechanics
Boston
Boston School
Dorchester
Brighton
East Boston
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Charlestown
Fast
Boston High School
Anthony
C. T. Greenwood
J. A. W. Burrows
W. C. Lounsbury
A. I. Young
F. Merritt, Jr
M. Vi. M
3. R. Springer
Liieutenant
Charles Brigham
Naval Brigade
S. H. Calderwood
Charlestown High School
East Boston High School
Roxbury High School
West Roxbury High School
Kelly
Lane
Leutenants
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co. Promotes New England Retail Unit
MITROPOLITAN MANUFACTURING CO successor to American Wringer Co initiates sales of wringers mangers and sweepers at 77 79 Franklin and SO Arelst Boston with prompt repair service and telegraph contact Boston 2690.
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Mitropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
New England
Franklin and SO Arelst
Puvue
Boston
Peace Jubilee Parade Delights Washington with 5000 Reservists
Washington marks a peace jubilee with a sunrise national salute from the Dolphin and a noon gun salute. A 75,000-strong crowd views a grand parade of army and naval units, the District Volunteers, and veterans. Fireworks display includes Manila battle reenactment and portraits of McKinley and Dewey. President McKinley, Cabinet, and families attend from the reviewing stand.
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Washington
Dolphin
Navy Yard
District of Columbia Volunteers
Delaware Nations Guards
Naval Reserve of Philadelphia
Veterans of the Grand Army
Fourth
United States Volunteer
Immunes
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
White House
State
War and Navy Department
Treasury Building
Bunting
Miles
Court of Honor
Hay
Gage
Wheeler
Sousa
Manila
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Harvard Leal Sprints to Gymnastic Tests and Scores
The Harvard Gymnastic Association released test results from seven of twelve colleges. Harvard leads with 55 437 total points for the first fifty, followed by Columbia 50 006.38 and Amherst 48 090.86. Harvard averages 22 years 38 months age, 5 feet 9.8 inches height, and 169 pounds weight, outperforming rivals in these metrics.
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College Gymnastic Association
Harvard
Columbia
Amherst
Uniece. of Minnesota
Dickinson
Wesleyan
University of Minnesota
Woman in Serious Condition After Alleged Laudanum Mix
Last evening at the Concord square and Columbus avenue corner a woman, about 30, 5 ft tall and 120 pounds, was found unconscious with a half pint whiskey bottle and an empty ounce laudanum bottle marked Boylston Street druggist. A velvet hat marked Westcroft’s Portsmouth N H may identify her. She is in a stupor at City Hospital with unknown residence.
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Concord Square
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
Boylston Street
Westcroft’s
Market Square
Portsmouth
N. H
Malden Anniversary Parade Honors Puritan Heritage
The Malden centennial celebration featured a grand parade with Governor Wolcott as a central guest. Notable figures included Eugene Nelson, Colonel William N. Osgood, Speaker John L. Bates, and Curtis Guild Jr. The event showcased veterans, civic groups, school cadets, and trade exhibits, ending with a dress parade by the First Heavy Artillery at Middlesex Fells.
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Eugene Nelson
Wolcott
Elish
Converse
John L. Bates
House of Representatives
Curtis Guild, Jr
Ernest Roberts
William N. Osgood
Dean
Nelson
Osgood
Walcott
Growth and wealth of Malden and Everett through 1898
Colonel Converse notes Everett’s growth from 1819 to 1875 with population rising from 3309 to 4592 and a 47 percent jump before Everett’s incorporation. He links population growth to rising wealth, from 3 million dollars in 1854 when Everett was part of the old town to over 26 million in Malden by 1898.
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Dean
Commonwealth
Boston
IPS
Roberts
Congressman Roberts
Malden
New England
Converse
North Malden
Melrose
F.verett
Everett
Old Town
Grayo Parade Opens Grand Morning Military Show
A morning crowd witnessed the grand Grayo parade led by Chief Marshal Colonel Henry K Converse. Governor rode in a barouche to Highland Avenue as Troop F US Cavalry and the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery marched in full dress uniforms. Major H F Ballard led the first division with about 800 men in line. Colonel Pfaff commanded the Heavies as the cavalry followed in distinctive campaign garb. The procession showcased a lengthy, impressive display of military discipline and pageantry.
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George E. Lovell
Dalton
Charles I. Dean
T. E. Edmonds
Hiram S. Coburn
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
S. of V
A. KE. Bliss
Knights Templars
Odd Fellows
St. Francis de Sales
Malden
Thomas W. Hough
Webber
Boston
Melrose
North Malden
H. L. Thompson
Highland Avenue
Henry Kk. Converse
F. Lt. Locke
United States Cavalry
Commaan
Bentin Dodd
Company I, Fifth Infantry
M, Vol
F.F. Cutting
H. F. Ballard
Massachusetts
Pfaff
Willam
Perrins
Brigate Signal Corps
Unde
Malden 250th Celebration Stand Collapse Injures Six
At Malden's 250th anniversary, a viewing stand collapsed on Henry Turner’s lawn as the parade passed. Six state lawmakers were hurt including Rep Harvell and Rep Chase, with others sustaining injuries. the crowd escaped serious harm as the stand tipped toward the sidewalk and its floor broke.
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Malden
Henry Ek. Turner
Washington and
Florence Streets
Turner
Representative Harwell
Rockland
Representative Chase
Marlboro
Charles Balcom
William Brigham
Fr. H. King
Harvell
Chase
Sullivan
Natick
Buffalo strike ends as waterfront unrest collapses
In Buffalo on May 23 the dock strikes rapidly dissolved. The Grai Shovellers dispute was settled, and the broader waterfront labor actions quickly broke up as the general strike ended.
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Buffalo
Vandals Deface John Harvard Statue At Cambridge
Work OE VANDALS reports the statue of John Harvard at Harvard University defaced by the secret society Med Fac. The granite base bears the words Med Fac in black. The episode recalls previous incidents tied to the class of 98 and protests over Dartmouth style pranks.
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John Harvard
Harvard
John F Harvard
Bridges
Yale
Princeton
Supreme Court upholds Dubuque law on equitable process
The full bench rules the Dubuque statute constitutional allowing equitable action after judgment for debts of life necessities. James W. Brown petitioned for habeas corpus after defying Roxbury District Court order to pay Tree West of Cambridge, and was remanded to jail. The court states imprisonment for contempt can proceed without a jury and remains a remedy to secure obedience under the statute.
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Supreme Court
Dubuque
James W. Brown
Roxbury
Tree
Cambridge
Equity
Italians Tried for Perjury in Counterfeiting Case
Three Italians Rosa Raniera Antonio Laverino and Antonio Laspada faced perjury trials in the Circuit Court before Judge Lowell. They allegedly testified falsely for Francesco Cacci during a District Court proceeding in April, a case tied to recent counterfeiting arrests in the Italian colony of the North End.
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Italan
North End
Lowell
Rosa Raniera
Antonio Laverino
Antonio Laspada
Havin
District Court
Francesco Cacci
Game Justice
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Victor
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Walters
Margaret Sylvester Murry
Union Hall
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Jane A. Clark
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Frank A. Kennnedy
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Kennedy
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Sawyer & Mitchell
Washington SP
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Governor Wolcott
Old Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Mayor Dean
United States
Fire Department
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Harry Converse
O. F.C
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New Eng. Rep
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Lewis
Seth W. Lewis
Marcela Street
Titcomb
Phebe J. Titcomb
Charles W. Titcan
Mt Vernon Street
East Somerville
Mass
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Howe Avenue
Thuredsay
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