Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Doctors
An early promotion extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for nervous debility and related ailments. It cites Prof Edward E Phelps and claims cures for dyspepsia biliousness liver trouble neuralgia rheumatism and kidney issues with notable cases including Commodore Howell drawing wide medical journal attention.
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Paine
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Washington
Commodore Howell
Didnt Mean To Kill Her In Double Tragedy
Providence police report Thomas McLaughlin killed his mother Mrs. Mary McDole in Olneyville after buying a revolver in a New York trip. He says he intended only to scare and end his life, not harm others, in a case marked by fits and unsteady responsibility. The suspect, alive with a pastor and attorney present, spoke of coming from Brooklyn and returning there for work.
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Providence
R. I
Thomas McLaughlin
Mary McDole
Olneyville
McLaughlin
Fox
New York
Brooklyn
siBper
Olneyville Square
Hub Loan Company
McDole
Barn Collapse Kills Milford Man and Injures Other
A barn under demolition at the Orrison Underwood property collapsed six feet and killed Daniel McIntosh at 21, while injuring Charles Emery who suffered a compound leg fracture and spinal injuries. Emery was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Two coworkers faced serious danger as wind toppled the unsupported structure.
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Milford
Daniel McIntosh
Charles Emery
Patrick Ferguson
McIntosh
Emery
Massachusetts General Hospital
North End Savings Bank Notice to Depositors
Notice to depositors under Massachusetts Act 440 of 1888. During 1895 and the following year, banks must call in the books of deposits for capital adequacy as directed by trustees. Treasurer advises compliance with the act and officers’ duties.
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Massachusetta
Cortion
Missing New York life official may have settled in Madagascar
The Rev J O Bache, longtime manager for Union Central Life Insurance in New York, vanished after boarding a Fall River boat on Feb 28. His companion Dr Boyle surfaced later in Boston with no money and claimed Bache had left him ashore. Letters from Tamatave Madagascar later claimed Bache planned to settle there. Police details include garroting history, a prior robbery, and theories he sought a fresh start abroad.
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J. O. Bache
New York
Union Central Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Fall River Line
Bache
Fall River
Dr. Boyle
Insurance Company
Boston
Mr. Bache
Madagascar
Tamatave
Episcopal Church
Harlem
Fifty-first Street
Fourth Avenue
Stephen .H. Tyng, Jr
Tyng
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Paris
Lfe
Stephen H. Tyng
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Boyle
Somerset
Jackson
Providence
Cove
Station 4
Union Central Life Company
No. 8 Exchange Place
Northwestern
New York Trust
Compa
Sunday Services and Church Listings
Sunday services listed for Baptist Tremont Temple District and several Episcopal and Methodist churches. Rev George C Lorimer preaches morning and evening at Tremont Temple with communion and Bible school, plus baptism at Warren Avenue Church. Bowdoin Street church services include multiple mass times with choir. Other churches note prayer meetings, holy communion, and series sermons by Rev Riskell and Prof G H Morris.
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Tremont Templd Baptist Church
Music Hall
George C. Lorimer
D. D
N.as
Bible School
Warren Avenue Church
Episcopal
ST. John the Bang Mast
Bowdoin Street
Ack Bay
West End
Christ's Church
Colchester Street
Beacon Street
Hawes Street
Ob. Wood
C. D. Bradlee D
Ee B
Say
Ort Ig
Ye Hed Og Pietus
G. H. Morris
Temple Street
Re- Sone
Sun School
W. Riskell
Iton University
Salvation Army Meetings and Local Religious Notices
Mixed notices for Salvation Army gatherings at 886 Washington Street and Dover Street, including service times, speakers, and topics such as republic’s future and “Irrepressible Romanism.” Also lists Boston Young Men’s Christian Association events, Theosophical Club discussion, Tabernacle Baptist Church service, and Spiritualist seances with several dates and speakers.
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Washington St
Chee Dai
Ensign Lamb
A. m
Algo
Dover St
Patroro
Columbus Pi
Mies Marion Luce
Republic
B. Y. M. Christian Union
P . Spervice
Union Hall
Boy'ston Street
The
William Hanson
Waltham
Mass
F. Pirae
Harrington Aresty
Boston Young Men's Christian Assoctation
Boylston
Hagar, Jr
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Asic
Joseph S‘ewart
Ark Street
O'Cock
Clare
I Choate
Weil
Seata
Theosophical
Boston
Vernon Strest
James F. Morten
Bowdoin Re
Kimbal
Newby
Exeter
API Bates
Hes
Pierre I
Keeler
Howell
Snscare
Sterling Army Refunding Sale Announces Deep Discounts
A Boston sale offers sterling menswear and boys clothing at fractions of regular prices. Assignee Mr Godfrey Morse handles the stock with quick movement and full refunds if any value can be duplicated in Boston. Vast assortment, no purchase restrictions, refunds offered for unmatched value.
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Godfrey Morse
Boston
Wool Speculation Dampens Trade Confidence, Dun & Co Reports
B G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes no confidence gain despite cotton recovery and sterling rise. Wool sales total 36 151 250 pounds in four weeks across top markets, signaling speculation rather than consumption. Imports outpace exports, rail and shoe industries contract, hides and leather decline, and milling closes persistently. Failures number 278 in U S and 63 in Canada.
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B. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet
New York
Weekly Review of Trade
Sterling Exchange
Philadelphia
Bessemer and Gray
United States
Canada
New York Nov 1 Bradstreet business morale outlook
Bradstreet reports a smaller weekly volume across general business due to drought and rains, with West and Northwest demand mainly for staples but falling off. Regional contrasts appear in Cincinnati dullness and Kansas City strength, while lake ports show better activity and coal shipments face car shortages.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Northwest
Chicago
Omaha
Duluth
Sioux Falls
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Buffalo
New Orleans
Galveston
Texas
Neral Pte
Naemensad
Memphis
Atlante
Augusta
Birmingham
Business and banking activity across the United States and Canada
Trade in the United States and Canada shows broad momentum with rising wages and employment, higher prices for wheat and cotton, and larger bank clearings though declines vs last year. Regions from St Louis to St John report mixed gains in production, exports, and imports, while October failures rise slightly year over year.
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St. Louis
South
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
China
Mexico
California
United States
Middle States
Montreal
Toronto
Hamilton
Halifax
Winnipeg
Quebec City
St John’s
N. F
Dominion
Harvard Students Debate Party Lines in Sunday Post
Interviews with sons of prominent figures reveal Abner Morse clashing with Elijah Morse over the A P A issue while Young Greenhalge opposes the G O P platform. The piece frames persistent generational divisions among Harvard students.
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Elijah
Young Greenhalge
Boston woman tells New York crowd how to succeed in business
Mrs Henry Cram of Boston, a railroad contractor, spoke to the Professional Woman's League in New York about independent enterprise. She described her rise from assistant to independent contractor and urged practical, direct methods, cautioning against overreliance on charm while praising courage and perseverance.
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Boston
New York
Henry Cram
Professional Woman's League
Cram
Wps
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Wag
Blackstone
Tec K's Cross-Country Run From Exeter Street Gym
Tec nology hosts its annual cross-country run this afternoon starting at the gymnasium on Exeter street and finishing at Coolidge Corner via Beacon street and the Back Bay Fens. A large field is entered and, if ground conditions are favorable, an exciting finish is anticipated with the start set for 2 30 P M.
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Exeter Street
Coolidge Corner
Beacon Street
Back Bay Fens
Democratic Caucuses Nominate Boston Council Candidates
Voters in Boston wards are urged to meet in ward rooms on Wednesday, November 20, 1805, to nominate candidates for the Common Council. Caucuses follow Chapter 607 of the 1895 Acts and Democratic City Committee rules, with nomination papers available at 842 Washington St. Signatures of five legal voters per ward required.
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Boston
Common Council
Democratic City Committee of
Democratic Party
Cit Committee
Washington Et
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
William J. Donovan
John F. McDonald
Ards
Wiese
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North End Savings Bank
Court Street
Baptist
Methodist
Salvation Army
Gillen Ets
Ibitioa
Square
Upt
Iasos
Mneteales
Carting
Cecaite Chickering & Sons
Sterling
Washington and
Essex Streets
State OF Trade
Awe
Bester Ces
I National Supply CO
Brodie
Mgr
Temple
Youngs
Abner Morse
Harvard
Sunday Post
Mrs. Cram
Woman's League
TECK
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Office Square
Massachusetts
Ny’s
Ae Broome
P Foster
Trulls
Turner
Asst
Sea
Alpheus M. Stetson
Biles
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