Munyon Co. Offers Homeopathic Cures and Trials
Advertisement from the Munyon Company touts homeopathic remedies and specialists with decades of experience. It claims extensive cures for rheumatic and nervous ailments, kidney and bladder issues, throat diseases, and female health, offering 2½ cent bottles and a money back guarantee within six hours if no benefit. Office hours in Boston are listed at Hotel Pelham.
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Captain Jack Adams Home After Wound Heals
Lynn report confirms Captain Jack Adams C I C of the G A R has returned home fully recovered from a long Gettysburg wound. He describes being rested, craving food, and recounts travel from Philadelphia and Chicago to Boston and Lynn. Family and fellow veterans, including Majors and Mrs Ferrill, Mrs Barton, and department leaders, sent care and flowers during his recovery.
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Sons of Vetesrans
Boston
Spaulding v Fletcher case appointed referee to hear evidence
After twenty years Judge Putnam is named referee to report to the Supreme Court in the Spaulding versus Fletcher suit about the title to valuable Western city property and a potential $200000 dispute. Plaintiffs Rufus H. Spaulding as administrator leads the case against George N. Fletcher James Campbell and Elisa White with others. The lengthy action concerns a startling, happiness affecting matter and involves complex claims and settlement prospects.
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Johnny Sherwood Captured After Runaway Tale Ends
Johnny Sherwood, the runaway New York boy, has been captured in New Hampshire and is en route to his home. A Boston lad posing as a seeker of work led to the identification after a station wife spotted the Post descriptions. Sherwood confessed once his father was en route, and New York prepares to welcome the prodigal son with joy.
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A Boston Bachelor Declares He Is Too Busy to Marry
A Boston bachelor proclaims he is too busy to marry in a feature for the Sunday Post. The piece profiles his social circle, career demands, and views on love, marriage, and freedom.
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TWO WIVES AT ONCE, NEWTON POLYGAMY ARREST
Martin Coyne alias MacDonald was arrested at Newton Lower Falls on a polygamy warrant. He is to be arraigned in Newton Police Court with the complainant alleged as Mrs Coyne No 1 known as Mary MacDonald. The case centers on prior marriage in England and desertion years ago, with Coyne denying the accusations. The women involved are described as Auburndale born and a Mrs Coyne about 20. Coyne, about 30, claims never married before and jokes that one wife is enough.
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Lowery and Innes Assault Case Delayed Again
The Lowery and Innes assault case will not be tried before Nov 18 unless a special session is held next week, which is unlikely. Judge Fessenden excused October term jurors. November grand jury meets next week and trials resume Nov 13. Rev Father Brown, John Hickman, his daughter and other witnesses were in the district attorney's office ready if called.
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A New World Dawn For Nervous Sufferer Calback
Mr Joseph A Calback of 224 Maple Avenue Hartford Connecticut reports a dramatic recovery from nervous prostration after using Dr Greenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy. He declares it the finest medicine and urges others with nervous or chronic complaints to try it. The Dr can be consulted free at 34 Temple Place Boston Massachusetts.
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Suit Seeks 20000 in Providence Case of Infidelity
In Providence on November 2 the Common Pleas Court heard the suit by John Vaughan against Dr. George Clarkson for 20000 alleging improper relations with Vaughan's wife Eliza. Evidence described love letters, drinks, and alleged neglect by Vaughan, with testimony about shared travels and hotel stays.
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Ships for Brazil purchase of the Britannia for Peixoto
The steamship Britannia, bought by Charles R. Flint & Co. for $225,000 for the Brazilian government, left East Boston for New York to be altered into a gunboat for Peixoto. Built in 1889, the 275 foot iron steamer has 2000 tons and 3000 horsepower, planned torpedo armament, and is part of Brazil’s naval forces. Newport reports the destroyer voyage to New York and management tensions at the ship company.
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Siege Prolonged as Rio War Turmoil Extends
The Rio siege is likely to continue past November 30, with the Republica ordered to patrol the River Plate mouth and accelerate a push against the Tiradentes. Admiral Mello instructs officers to mount weapons and press the final assault, while Britain’s Britannia yacht like liner draws attention for luxury fittings and potential imperial use. Argentina seeks U S protection for its vessels after requesting Rio protection from President Peixoto.
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Corsair and Atalanta to be Brazilian warships
New York November 2 A Brazilian navy expansion is underway with Morgan’s steam yacht Corsair likely to be converted within days Flint & Co offering 250000 dollars for Corsair and George Gould’s Atalanta expected to be acquired. Brazil has also purchased the destroyer El Rio and the steamer El Cid with options on more vessels Total cost so far runs about 2 075 000 dollars plus over 1 000 000 dollars for arms and supplies Peixoto’s navy grows rapidly with significant purchases and plans for torpedo boats in England
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Greenhalge's North Adams Speech Repeats Old Debates
In North Adams the Republican candidate Greenhalge spoke to a large crowd at Odd Fellows Hall. He argued that free trade shifts work abroad, criticized Democratic votes of 1890 and 1892, and warned that repealing the silver bill has not brought relief. He urged a sound money basis and tariff changes, predicting discouraging stock and factory results.
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Registration Ends In Massachusetts Voter Roll Changes
The town registration lists have closed and Massachusetts towns now cease enrolling voters for the coming contest. Gains occur in forty towns while twenty six show losses. Net changes total a 486 voter gain after 1186 increases and 700 decreases.
Men Democratic rally to fill Music Hall tonight
The Youn Men’s Democratic rally in Music Hall features a list of speakers. If space runs short, overflow will be held in Bumstead Hall with the same speakers. Tickets cover platform seating and balcony spots. public attendance is encouraged.
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Rice Nomination Stalled as Republicans Divide
Governor in fact nominates William B. Rice but Republicans appear ready to reject him. Five join Morgan to table the nomination for a week, while Lieutenant Governor Donovan votes against stricter action. The vote ends five to three with no action. John T. Wheelwright is affirmed as gas commissioner.
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Workingmen's Rally at Faneuil Hall This Evening
The Workingmen's Protective Massachusetts will hold a rally at Faneuil Hall this evening. Presiding will be the Hon. Thomas N. Hart with addresses by the Hon. J. Q. A. Brackett, the Hon. Joseph L. Barbour and Edward Fitswilliam.
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Edward Fitswilliam
Debate in Sixth Middlesex District Likely to Fall Through
The proposed senatorial candidates Brown and Hesseltine face likely collapse of their debate after extensive correspondence with little result. Both sides have exchanged letters but remain far apart on terms.
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Acting chairman leads committee in Burdett's absence
In Burdett's absence the Republican city committee is led by Vice-Chairman Guild who is acting as head while Burdett is away on business.
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World’s Fair awards honor New Home Sewing Machine
At the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair Boston firm New Home Sewing Machine Company wins sweeping awards for manufacturing and family machines. George H. Gray, manager, notes broader production goals.
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