Peruna Endorsements From U S Leaders Across States
A collection of letters from Congressmen and senators in Vermont South Carolina Iowa Florida Pennsylvania California Indiana and Florida praising Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy. Notables include H Henry Powers Judson W Lyons M C Butler John H Gear Stephen R Mallory Thad M Mahon J A Barham E V Brookshire S M Sparkman. Endorsements urge readers to request Dr Hartman’s free book and seek gratis advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson W. Lyons
Register of the United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
John H. Gear
United States
Iowa
Senator Gear
Burlington
Stephen R. Mallory
Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Thad, M. Mahon
Chambersburg, Pa
Thad
M. Mahon
Iowa College seeks talks with Andover seminary trustees
President Daniel F. Bradley of Iowa College at Grinnell Ia has been authorized to correspond with the trustees of Andover Theological Seminary and to urge the Eastern school to relocate to Grinnell, seeking cooperation and campus expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
State College
Andover
DHS
Train wreck in Blairsville kills two men at Porter’s Curve
A West Pennsylvania railroad wreck at Porter’s Curve in Blairsville Pennsylvania killed two men and seriously injured another. Four freight cars loaded with valuable freight and a cabin car were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Penn
West Pennsylvania
Porter's Curve
Rev J H Van Buren to be consecrated Porto Rico bishop
The Church Militant reports Rev J H Van Buren recently elected bishop of Porto Rico will be consecrated at St Stephen Memorial in Lynn. He is presently in Porto Rico and postponed sailing after the Mont Pelee disaster to aid relief efforts for Martinique and St. Vincent sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
J. H. van Buren
Porto Rico
St. Stephen’s Memorial
van Buren
Mont Pelee
Hunt
Martinique
St. Vincent
Bosson Toastmaster at Merchant Co operative Bank Dinner
Thirty five bank members attended a dinner at Parker House hosted by George J. Bosson to mark two years with the Merchant Co operative Bank. An entertainment followed with speeches by past and present directors opposing Bosson on his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Co-operative Bank
Parker House
George J. Bosson
Bosson
Capital punishment bill killed in Senate
The Senate yesterday killed the Howland bill abolishing capital punishment for murderers. Seven votes besides Howland backed it. opponents argued against life sentences for murderers. The district option bill advanced to a third reading amid political maneuvering.
Boston House debates on parade with imitation firearms bill
Proceedings show Representative Collins securing favorable action on a bill allowing adults to parade with imitation firearms and sending it to a third reading by a 63 to 58 vote. Other measures failed or faced opposition, including the MacCartnney bill defeated 118 to 6 and a bid to substitute street railway location revocation by 19 to 44. The Lynn Saugus boulevard plan drew support from over 100 citizens and highway officials, while cost concerns and highway funding limits were raised. The mothers rights bill faced intense debate with arguments about family impact and statutes in other states, and the chamber ultimately refused to reject it by voice vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
South Boston
MacCartnney
Coulthurst
Boston
Committee On
Railroad Commission
Gilpatric
Buswell
Methuen
Lynn-Saugus
Craig
State Highway and
Metropolitan Park Commissions
Newburyport
Newell
West Newbury
Kiley
Bennington Lnet
Boulevar
Yan F Mald
Jie
Massachusetts
Boston Bar Association
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Washington
New York
Maine
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Connecticu
Illinois
Fall
Harramore
Sleeper
Natick
Rogerson
Mansfield
Leahy
Reed
Taunton
Messrs. Adams
Melrose
Newton
Everett
Foster
Somerville
Marshall
Gloucester
Debate Over Death Penalty Abolition In Senate
Senator Howland urged abolishing the death penalty arguing no murder rise elsewhere. Ancey countered that capital punishment protects life. Bliss and Sullivan questioned deterrence and warned against revenge. Averted and amended measures followed, with wage and labor reports discussed as the gavel neared adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Suffolk
Ancey
Middlesex
America
Bliss
C. S. Sullivan
J. A. Sullivan
Jones
Ross
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Frost
Essex
Apsey
Mother Warned Miss Condon in Worcester Shooting Affair
Mrs. David J. Condon said she forbade her daughter to see Dr. Maurice P. Quinn amid reports of a suicide attempt and assault claims in Brockton. Miss Bertha E. Condon, 27, faces $1000 bail as authorities in Worcester Boston Brockton Lowell and South Framingham probe her past and connections to Quinn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Quinn
David J. Condon
Post
Jockton
Maurice P. Quinn
Boston
Iss Condon
Brockton
Miss Condon
Isabella Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary W. Donaher
Sycamore Street
Condon
Dr. Quinn
Lake Quinsigamond
Providence Hill
Worcester Academy
William R. Condon
Pilks
Lowell
Haverhill
The
Dental Company
Leo Abraham
South Framingham
Boston Merchants Association to Meet on Harbor Plans for Convention
A special meeting of the Boston Merchants Association board discussed cooperating with the Boston Press Club for the upcoming International League of Press Clubs convention in Boston. Congressman George P. Lawrence urged leveraging the visit of President Roosevelt to highlight Boston as a major commercial port and push for widening and deepening harbor approaches. A four member committee was appointed to act with any Chamber of Commerce and Associated Board of Trade committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston Press Club
International League of Press Clubs
Boston
George P. Lawrence
Roosevelt
Amory A. Lawrence
John C. Cobb
Jerome Jones
Harbor Improvement Committee
John Hopewell
The
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Board of Trade
Blondin May Be Tried At Once In Lowell
The Blondin trial may occur before the summer recess rather than next September. Attorney General Parker has not yet replied. Attorney Morrison says he is ready to begin any day and had favored postponement until fall amid public feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Ethel Leveen
Faulkner
G .A. Runnels
Mr. Runnels
Bath
Bryant Street
Lowell
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
John H. Morrison
Parker
Fisherman recounts fog ordeal from Nantucket to Cape Ann
John J. Ankermiller of New Bedford details being lost in fog while fishing off Nantucket last Saturday. A vessel rescued him and he landed at Cape Ann. He then began rowing back toward New Bedford with a cat for a shipmate at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Light
John_ J. Ankermiller
New Bedford
Peaked Hill
Nantucket
Cape Ann
Julia Ward Howe Celebrates 83rd Birthday Quietly
Friends from many quarters greet Julia Ward Howe on her 83d birthday at 241 Beacon Street. The day featured visits from relatives and admirers, a front parlor reception, and flowers from numerous societies. Messages arrive from around the world honoring the poetess and reformer famed for The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ward Howe
America
Beacon Street
Woman’s Club
Julia
A. R. Willard
Queen Victoria
Howe
Weds Braintree Man Grace Edgecomb to William Harrison
Miss Grace A Edgecomb daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Edgecomb of Hamilton Street Meeting House Hill was married last evening to Mr William Carter Harrison son of Mr and Mrs William Henry Harrison of Braintree The ceremony was by Rev Eugene Rodman Shippen First Parish Church Dorchester The maid of honor was Miss Jennie Pages the bride's sister Best man was Mr Percy Harrison brother Ushers included Richard C Harrison Walter T Harrison Theodore Hay Lynn and John G Sullivan Boston After the wedding there was an informal reception
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Edgecomb
Albert Edgecomb
Hamilton Street
Meeting House Hill
William Carter Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Braintree
Eugene Rodman Shippen
Dorchester
Jennie Pages
Percy Harrison
Richard C
Walter Tarrison
Theodore Hay
Lynn
John G. Sullivan
Boston
School Girls as Gymnasts at Cambridge Fund Benefit
The Cambridge Normal School of Gymnastics under Dr D A Sargent presents an evening exhibition in Hemenway gymnasium to raise funds for the East End Christian Union gymnasium building. About 2000 of 3000 dollars needed has been raised. remaining 1000 dollars is the goal before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Normal School of Gymnastics
D. A. Sargent
Hemenway Gymnasium
East End Christian Union
Friends of the Union
Martha E. Maccarty
Maccarty
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Congressman Powers
Vermont
H. Henry Powers
Morrisville
Register of Treasury
Judson
Senator Butler
South Carolina
M. C. Butler
South Crolina
Gear
Senator Mallory
Congressman Mahon
Congressman Barham
California
J. A. Barham
Santa Rosa
Congress
Man Brookshire
Indiana
FE. V. Brookshire
E. V. Brookshire
Congressman Sparkman
S. M. Sparkman
Tampa
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Rey
Ours
Washington. St
Alfred Bicknell
Mechanics Building
Filene’s
Feperal St
MRS
Senate
Ww. T.A. Fitzgerald
Yiel
Robert Winsor
Elevated
Election Commission
State Board of Conciliation
Radam
Bright
New England
WM. Radam Microbe Killer CO
Washington St
Boston Harbor
Blumdin
Onge
Braintree Man
Cambridge Normal School
Bostonians
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