A Profit Talk on Warmer's Safe Cure Credited
A prominent New York professional man details a dramatic recovery story linked to War ner's Safe Cure. He cites his wife’s near death from uraemia and puerperal convulsions, claims recovery after the remedy, and asserts similar benefits to others including his sister in Virginia. The interview supports the doctor’s letter and the investigator notes broad praise and personal profit from spreading the remedy.
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New York
Albert G. Eaves
Twelfth Street
Eaves
R. A. Gunn
Warner
Mr. Eaves
Virginia
Blaine Favored by Massachusetts Leader for Presidency
Ex alderman Jesse M. Gove declares Blaine will be nominated and carry Massachusetts against Cleveland or any candidate. He says Blaine would win Cape Cod to Berkshire and criticizes Harrison while praising the Plumed Knight amid a spate of House and Senate proceedings on rules, canals, taxes, and court confirmations. Corcoran and Richardson confirmed as associate justices of the Superior Court.
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Blaine
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Harrison
Minneapolis
Jesse M. Gove
Washington
Post
Knight
Mr. Gove
Mr. Ove
Mr. Harrison
Spain
McCall
Winchester
Bennett
Everett
Miller
Dodge
Natick
Brigham
Hudson
Powers
Hyde Park
Mr. Tucker
New Bedford
Rideout
Cambridge
Cape Cod
Committee On Cities
Boston
Warren
Senate
McNary
Suffolk
McEttrick
Pinkerton
Baker
Essex
Thayer
Worcester
Bay State Gas Company
Parkman
Sufffolk
Corcoran
Richardson
Executive Council
John W. Corcoran
James 5. Richardson
Superior Court
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Malaria Tonic
An advertisement claims malaria is germs in the body and touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a specially designed, scientifically endorsed fortifying remedy that kills germs and restores health. It warns against other spirits and promotes availability through druggists and grocers.
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Duffy
Children anniversary at The Children’s Mission on Copley Square
The Forty third anniversary service at The Children’s Mission Second Church Copley Square featured President William H Baldwin outlining the mission’s history and cheerful remarks on its finances. Speakers M Watari Kikashima Harvard Divinity School Ida C Hustin Molina Ill and Rev William W Fenn Chicago urged education development and humane home life and shared a telescope story linking time and civilization to children’s games.
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Copley Square
William H. Baldwin
M. Watari Kikashima
Harvard Divinity School
Japan
Ida C. Hustin
Molina
Ill
William W. Fenn
Chicago
Lend a Hand Clubs Hold Annual Meeting at Park Street Church
The annual meeting of the Lend a Hand Clubs was held in Park Street Church with Dr. E. E. Hale presiding. The organization is now incorporated under state law, listing 150 clubs and noting two tons of books sent to the South. Members discussed a broad reach across denominations, no creed or color limits, and projects including aid to Russia and Virginia efforts for a self-supporting school at Manassas.
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Lend A Hand Clubs
Park Street
E. E. Hale
Bernard Whitman
Peoule
South
Lookout
Caroline Doolittle
New England
Massachusetts
New York
Russia
Sarah P. Bingham
Hale
Jennie Dean
Virginia
Boston
Manassas
E. FE. Hale
Martha H. Brooks
Robert B. Hale
E. B. Hale
Emily P. Hale
William Howell Reed
H. D. Hale
M. H. Brooks
H. E. Freeman
Benjamin Kimball
E. H. Greenleaf
Elien D. Haie
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Holds 24th Commencement
The twenty fourth annual commencement exercises of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy were held at Association Hall last evening. Twenty six graduates were seated on a decorated platform as the Boston Cadet Orchestra provided music. Chas William Perkins gave the salutatory, Edgar L Pach delivered the address, and valedictories were offered by Robert W Greenleaf and Gilman Elliot Thomas. Charles C Williams read the roll call, and Samuel A D Shephard conferred the degrees.
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Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Association Hall
Boston Cadet Orchestra
Chas
William Perkins
Edgar L. Pach
Ph.g
Robert W. Greenleaf
Gilman Elliot Thomas
Charlies C. Williams
Samuel A. D. Shephard
Ships Arrive and Depart May 25 in Atlantic Ports
Passenger movements listed for May 25 show vessels at Boston New York Southampton Antwerp Liverpool and Montreal. Names include Philadelphian Havel Amarynthian Lahn Belgenland City of Paris Virginian and routes from Liverpool Bremen Glasgow Boston Newark Montreal and New York with sailing times noted for Lahn.
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Boston
Philadelphian
Liverpool
Michigan
New York
Havel
Bremen
City of Paris
Father Point
Amarynthian
Glasgow
Montreal
Southampton
Lahn
Antwerp
Belgenland
Newark
Virginian
Boson
Chauncy Hall School War Sketch Recalls Civil War
The Chauncy Hall School held a public hour presenting the cause major incidents and outcomes of the Civil War. The talk included personal reminiscences from alumni who served and sacrificed for their country.
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Chauncy-Hall School
Chauncy-Hall
Harrison State Dinner Novel Entertainment
A fragmented description notes an entertainment titled Harrison's State Dinner presented at Russell Street A and mentions church repairs and Sams.-Frooseds as part of the readable text.
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Ene Harrison
Russell Street
Miss Barnett to Speak on Heredity and Environment
At the next meeting to be held at 152 Boy ston street on Thursday May 26 at 8 pm Miss M J Barnett will present a paper on Heredity and Environment The public is cordially invited.
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Boyston Street
M. J. Barnett
Daniel Wood
West Brookline Street
Boston
Edward C. Scates
Charlotte E. Wood
ME. T. Adamowski
Music Hall
Wharves Change Hands in Boston Lease Talks
The Brandeis Lead Manufacturing Company negotiates a lease for the buildings of the Tyler Tube Works on the A street Boston South Boston wharves.
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Brandeis Lead Manufacturing Company
Tyler Tube Works
Boston Wharves
South
Boston
Thursday All Day Meeting With Noted Speakers Planned
An all day meeting is scheduled for Thursday featuring several notable speakers. Attendees can expect a program with talks from recognized figures in the field.
Leather trade tightens as curtailment shifts power in shoe market
The leather industry shows benefits from reduced finished leather output as manufacturers take orders with profit in mind. Jobbers retain leverage, while factories run full time and cope with rising demand. Early price margins tighten, leather supplies undergo a shift with strong orders from West and cotton belt states, and foreign buyers anticipated to clear low grade stock.
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Cotton
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Other Liver Pills
After dinner discomfort and suffering are eased by Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets or Anti Bilious Granules. The tiny pills gently regulate temperature, cleanse, renovate, and act as gentle laxatives or cathartics. Sold in sealed vials with a money back guarantee and portable pocket form.
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Madrid Chemical CO
U. 8
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
Boston
Mass
Weeks & Potter
Washington Street
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Street
Dr. Pierce
Nature
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Portland ST
Lowell
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Maine
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John J. Williams
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Patrick H. Dwyer
Suffolk Registry of
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Hoosac Tunnel
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NEW England Mutual Life Insurance
Post Office Square
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Church Street
Francis B. Hornbrooke
William H. Edwards
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East Lexington
G. W. Cook
Elisha B. Lombard
Alice G. Snelling
F. C. Snelling
Charlestown
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King
Mattapan
Margaret King
Moses
Roxbuury
Henry Herbert
Herbert H
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Providence Division
Old Colony Railroad
J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Pass
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AUS Palace
Wm. Austin
George Milbank
General
Gil Sullivan
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Terpsichore
Prince
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Dolly Merton
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Austin
Palace Theatre
Oston
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Charles Dickson and
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Barnet & Pflueger
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Isaac B. Rich
King of Magic
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Augustin Daly
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Edw. S. Willard
JJ DA
Wealth
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Trobert Mantell
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Wm. Harris
I’. Atkinson
Manag
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Mignoqon
Howard Atheneum
John L. Sullivan
Austin & Stone’s Tree
Boston Baseball Grounds
Louisville
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George B. Appleton & Co
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Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Alexander Salvini
Dumas
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William Redmund
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Robert Macail
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