A Law Unto Himself On Diet And Digestion
The article argues that digestion and diet are individual, noting people vary from vegetarians to meat eaters. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, popular digestive aid, claiming it improves digestion, boosts gastric juice flow, and aids appetite, with wide availability in the US, Canada, and Great Britain.
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Africa
Polynesia
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Carnot Memorial Unveiling In Lyons Marred By Protest
Lyons France Nov 4 The ceremony unveiling the monument to the late President Carnot passed without disorders and a luncheon for President Loubet by the Chamber of Commerce followed. Socialist bills urged followers to protest against the clerical and reactionary Chamber.
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Lyons
France
Carnot
Loubet
Chamber of Commerce
Socialist Committee
Carlist Leader Flees to France as Alicante Band Is Broken Up
Madrid reports the Carlist chief who had lingered in the Berga district has taken refuge in France. The Carlist band in Alicante province has been dispersed.
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Madrid
Berga
France
Alicante
Golden Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Daly in Brighton
The Daly couple celebrated their golden marriage anniversary at 731 Cambridge Street in Brighton with more than 250 guests attending a daytime reception and receiving cordial messages from many well wishers.
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Brighton
Hubert Daly
Cambridge Street
Jefferson Club Plans Fourth Annual Ball at Bethesda Hall
The Jefferson Club of Ward 45 hosts its fourth annual ball this evening at Bethesda Hall. The venue will feature two canvases of Bryan and Jefferson, bunting, flags, and potted plants to celebrate the occasion.
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Jefferson Club
Ward 45
Bethesda Hall
Bryan and
Jefferson
Fire damages tool house at Wor a4 and Washington streets
A tool house at the corner of Wor a4 and Washington streets, owned by Metropolitan Construction Cam, was damaged by fire early morning to an extent not yet estimated.
Captain Dies in Pestilence Aboard Ellen A Read
Dysentery and fever ravaged the Ellen A Read on a Manila to Yokohama voyage. Captain H. F. Cann died in Samarang. The crew, including Captain John Walker, faced malaria and dysentery with eight whites among the sick. A pet mongoose was blamed. after six sailors bit it and were bitten, the crew recovered. The ship later sailed from Samarang with improved health and no further trouble.
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Ellen A. Read
Manila
H. F. Cann
Yarmouth
John Walker
England
Cann
Samarang
Java
William P. Anderson
Baltimore
Malari
Samara
Singapore
Philippines
Isabella
Avite
Eliot Criticised Over School Committee Tax Pet Quote
Delegates of the Central Labor Union condemned Harvard President Charles W. Eliot for proposing that only taxpayers be considered in school committee elections in Massachusetts. They passed resolutions criticizing his stance while noting student celebrations last Saturday led to property damage and disorder. Committees were appointed on unionizing, labeling, organizing, credentials, and educational matters, with new delegates admitted from Engineers Union 16 and Hatters Union.
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Eliot
Harvard University
Delegers
Central Labor Union
Massachusetts
Bilot
Committee of
Charles W. Eliot
Daily Ae
City
Commonwealth
Bost
Ton Central Labor Ion
Fillot
Candublic
University of America
F. H. Stowell
F. K. Foster
William Bowles
William A. Enery
James H. Hagan
al Cohen
D. D. Driscoll
William H. Frazier
Fred Dethridge
Frank McGuire
E. H. Fitzgerald
James J. Law
B. J. Ryan
Robert Callahan
C. O. Wood
Fred O. Gay
John B. Colpoys
Christian Lahye
James A. Walsh
John J. Barry
Egineers
Union 16
The
Hatters’ Union
Debs Refuses Withdrawal From Socialist Ticket
Eugene V. Debs declares he will not withdraw as a candidate for President on the Socialist Democratic ticket. In a telegram to Victor L. Berger he states he will stay in the race until the end, and that McKinley or Bryan will not cause him to retire.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eugene V. Debs
Bryan
Victor L. Berger
McKinley
Postum Food Coffee Endorsed by Athletic Trainers
An author cautions against coffee and promotes Postum Food Coffee as a healthier alternative. The piece claims many athletic trainers favor Postum for its warmth and taste and for contributing to overall health and strength.
The Doctor Knocked Down by Four Men
Dr Rupert W Parker of 1641 Washington street was attacked at the Washington and Fountain streets corner about 9 30 pm while hurrying to a sick call. Four young men, evidently intoxicated, assaulted him leaving his left arm broken and wrist sprained. He fired into the air to deter them. one assailant named Dunn was arrested after the doctor held him for police arrival.
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Rupert W. Parker
Washington Street
Parker
Washington and
Fountain Streets
Dunn
Cardinal Gibbons Addresses Election Faith and Unity
Cardinal Gibbons spoke at the Baltimore Cathedral urging respect for the electoral process and the ballot box amid the 1900s presidential race between McKinley and Bryan. He urged civility toward differing views and confidence in the republic’s enduring institutions.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
McKinley
Bryan
Tilden
Hayes
Perdition
Republic
Boers Active as Lord Kitchener Plans Garrison Strategy
London reports Lord Roberts takes his ailing daughter to Johannesburg and Lord Kitchener assumes command. DeWet reportedly appears near Frankfort as Boers harass. Kitchener aims to halt pursuit of commandos and fortify colonies for swift raids with mounted troops.
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London
Lord Roberts
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Lord Kitchener
DeWet
Frankfort
Orange River Colony
Senator Davis in grave condition at St Paul
The condition of Senator C. K. Davis is worse tonight with grave fears that his life may be saved only at the cost of his foot or possibly his right leg.
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ST. Paul, Minn
C. K. Davis
Bell Still Missing Dorchester Contractor Edwin D Bell
Edwin D Bell a Dorchester contractor remains missing two weeks after his disappearance leaving unsettled affairs and debts that may total 100000 his wife says a letter was left in his safe addressed to her the contents are not disclosed and the case remains unresolved
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Edwin D. Bell
Dorchester
Bell
Covenanters urged to vote only for God over Constitution
Pastor J M Foster of the Second Presbyterian Church denounces voting for any party as acceptance of the U S Constitution as supreme. He argues God alone is authority and condemns recognizing the will of the people over divine rule, urging Covenanters to abstain from registering candidates next Tuesday.
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United States
J. M. Foster
Second Presbyterian Church
Chambers Street
God
Jesus Christ
George Washington
R. B. Hayes
Lord Jesus Christ
Covenanter
Re Presbyterian Church
Aver
Washington
Dr. Foster
Scotland
Resent
Rioting Expected in New York on Election Day
New York voters faced election day tensions as clashes between police and McCullagh deputies were anticipated. McCullagh warned of organized lines with fake names to delay ballots, while Devery accused McCullagh of intimidation. Police officers were ordered to protect voters’ rights in Greater New York.
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New York
Tuesay
McCullagh
Croker
Devery
Board of Inspectors
MrcCullagh
Pace
Greater
John McCullagh
Twenty Injured In Montreal Trolley Accident
Twenty persons were injured on Cote des Leiges Hill near Montreal when a trolley slipped on ascent and gained speed. The motorman lost control, the car collided with a following vehicle, and a chain of crashes ended with all units brought to a standstill. Some victims suffered broken arms and legs.
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Montreal
Cote Des Leiges
Boston's 1896 Vote By Wards Shows Shifts In City Support
The article analyzes Boston's 1896 election results by ward, noting Bryan's expected landslide in 1900 compared with McKinley’s 1896 city victory. It cites ward-by-ward tallies, identifies which neighborhoods stayed with or switched from the Democratic ticket, and mentions overall turnout figures and registration context.
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Boston
McKinley
Quincy
East
North End
Charlestown
South
Roxbury
Ami
South End
Ost
Banner Sound Money
Palmer
Ward L
Ward Discues Eens
Ward Sreccovsns Eee
Eeceree
Ward Rd
Ward
Csceereee
Lovers Quarrel Ends With Carbolic Acid Incident
Mary Gorham 19 and Thomas Quinlan 17 quarreled and Mary tried to kill herself with carbolic acid. Quinlan left, returned in distress, and Mary was revived at City Hospital. The incident occurred at 49 Hanson Street with roommate Annie Shylock present.
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Mary Gorham
Thomas Quinlan
Quinlan
Annie Shylock
Mary
Hanson Street
Miss Gorham
City Hospital
Ponce For Shaw Says He'll Vote For Nominee
Ex Representative Ponce of Cambridge tells a Post man he will support Shaw for Senator in the second Suffolk district. He cites party regularity and duties of a Democrat, notes four of six conventions, recalls a caucus pledge, and says he opposed a convention where ward rivals pressed for a pledge. He clarifies he has no role in Shaw's campaign.
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Ponce
Cambridge
Suffolk
Shaw
Democratic State Committee
East Cambridge
Ted
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