Munyon Remedies Promise Safe Home Health Cures
A historical advertisement extols Munyon remedies as safe non experimental cures for rheumatism kidney disease constipation colds and more. It touts Paw Paw tonic laxative pills and rheumatism cure plus a free Guide to Health and Witch Hazel products urging women to use facial cream soap and talcum for refined skin care. The copy claims universal harm free use and money back if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Bright
Manyon
Wreck on Worcester Albany Freight Kills Tramp
The Worcester to Albany through freight was wrecked at Springfield at 6 30 tonight. A tramp riding the train was killed and train crew members Thomas Bowler and Peter E Champagne were injured. Bowler is a Worcester flagman and Champagne a Worcester brakeman.
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Worcester
Albany
Springfield
Thomas Bowler
Peter E. Champagne
Bowler
Champagne
Barry’s Fight With Police In Somerville
Jeremiah Barry a 20 year old coal handler of 24 Linwood Street Somerville resisted patrolmen Rice and Arnold during arrest for ununun enness last night. He was tackled after a desperate struggle. Rice suffered an eye injury and a nose wound while Arnold lost his badge. Barry’s head bore wounds requiring stitches from city physician Dr Dearborn. Rice required medical attention for his injuries.
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Jeremiah Barry
Linwood Street
Somerville
Rice
Arnold
Barry
Dearborn
Fire alarm as furnace muff endangers Maplewood baby
In Malden on November 7 a muff hurled into a furnace pipe at George Geer’s home on Webber Street caused a fire scare. A 3-year-old child asleep on the second floor narrowly escaped smoke suffocation.
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Malden
George Geer
Webber Street
Maplewood
Minister's Letter Endorses Pyramid Pile Cure
Rev W E Carr of Danville Virginia testifies that Pyramid Pile Cure cured his bleeding piles after a single fifty cent box. He urges others to try it and notes the drug is sold by druggists for fifty cents with a free informational book from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan. He warns against substitutes and invites sufferers to request the book detailing causes and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Carr
W. E. Carr, 355 No. Holbrook St
Danville
Mr. Carr
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Wind up of State Campaign Ends Lively Massachusetts Race
The Massachusetts gubernatorial race pits William L. Douglas against Governor John L. Bates in a close contest as Douglas illness limited his Boston appearances while Bates runs a vigorous campaign. The Republican state organization warned of legislative concerns as two U.S. Senate seats open next winter, Lodge's long term and Crane's short term.
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William E. Russell
Mr. Douglas
Republican State Organization
Bates
Roosevelt
United States
Lodge
Crane
Hoar
Boston Democrats Confident Ahead of Election
A wave of confidence runs through Boston Democratic leaders on the eve of the election. Ward chairmen predict Parker for president and Douglas for governor with swings from 2,000 to 12,000 in their wards, and several officials see Douglas and Parker winning statewide.
Flaherty And Talbot Both Claim Victory
Democratic state committee chair Flaherty says the committee finished its work and the case is in the people’s hands with a favorable verdict expected. Republican chair Talbot claims full party support from president to General Court and predicts increased Legislature seats and two U S Senators with a strong vote.
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Flaherty
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
Talbot
United States
General Court
Douglas Seeks Substantial Victory for Massachusetts Change
William L. Douglas, Democratic governor nominee, predicted a substantial majority at the polls, relying on workingmen and sober-minded business men who support change in state management. He urged unity for tomorrow’s vote and stressed voters want new state leadership.
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William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald Predicts Douglas and Campbell Victory
Fitzgerald says he has followed state affairs, visited Plymouth county thrice, and expects Parker to trail Bryan 1900 results. He forecasts William L. Douglas as governor, Boston plurality about 20,000 for Democrats, and re election of Kelcher McNary Sullivan to Congress. Democratic gains include two more House seats and three county offices Oliver Stevens District Attorney Fred H. Seavey Sheriff Veaneis Campbell Clerk.
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John A. Kelcher
Parker
New York
Indiana
New Jersey
Connecticut
William L. Douglas
Douglas
Boston
Campbell
Superior Court
Daniel V. McIsaac
McNary
Sullivan
Kelcher
Arthur W. Dolan
Boston Common Council
James F. Powers
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Plymouth County
Judge Parker
Bryan
Kelcher, McNary and Sullivan
Suffolk County
Oliver Stevens
Fred H. Seavey
Veaneis A. Campbell
Cuban Officer Kills American in Pinar del Rio
A despatch from Pinar del Rio reports that J. T. Cleveland, an American, was killed there by a Cuban policeman. No further details have been received.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
J. T. Cleveland
Man Arrested in Package Theft Ring Involving 150 Dollars
Through the detective force of the American Express Company and Inspector Rooney, Charles H. Fourcault of 1 Hancock Street was arrested for thefts totaling over 150 dollars. The scheme involved drivers delivering packages to accomplices who pawned them. several drivers are suspected and more arrests are anticipated.
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American Express Company
Rooney
Charles H. Fourcault
Hancock Street
Petition for Auto Line Held Over by Aldermen
John J. Bush seeks a license to operate touring autos from Granary burying ground to Concord. Alderman Kneeland, backed by the Cab and Carriage Drivers Union, objects saying autos run without a license and a public hearing is needed. The board will reconsider and the license committee will hear the case next week.
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John J. Bush
Granary Burying Ground
Concord
Alderman Kneeland
Cab and Carriage Drivers’ Union
Boston Symphony Quartet Opens Series With Bach and Beethoven
The Boston Symphony Quartet debuted a six concert run assisted by Max Zach, presenting D minor Quartet, Bach Ciaconna, and Beethoven Quintet in C major Op. 29. New lineup with Hess replacing Arbos strengthened ensemble, praised for tone and polish. Next concert slated for Monday evening November 28.
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Boston Symphony Quartet
Max Zach
Schubert Ciaconna
Beethoven
Arbos
Messrs. Roth
Ferir
Krasselt
Willy Hess
Mr. Arbos
Hess
Bach
Ada Rehan to Star at Majestic Theatre Next Week
Ada Rehan receives strong mail orders for seats at the Majestic Theatre in Boston. The first week repertoire includes The Taming of the Shrew with Miss Rehan as Katherine on Monday Tuesday Saturday night and Saturday matinee and School for Scandal with Miss Rehan as Lady Teazle on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Charles Richman leads an allied company with Mrs. Thomas Barry William Redmond and Oliver D Byron. Seats go on sale tomorrow. mail orders will be filled in receipt order.
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Ada Rehan
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Shrew
Miss Rehan
Katherine
School For Scandal
Lady Teazle
Charles Richman
Thomas Barry
William Redmond
Oliver D. Byron
Smith
Miss Minnie Clifford to Leave Barnum and Bailey This Week
The Barnum and Bailey show farewell engagement by Miss Minnie Clifford marks seven years of novelty and audience favor. Other acts include Mlle Tunison, Carl Fritz and his educated dogs, Professor Hall the magician, James Morris the elastic skin man, and a variety program with Herman Fuller and a cast of performers. Amateur night is scheduled for Friday.
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Minnie Clifford
Mlle
Tunison
Carl Fritz
Professor Hall
James Morris
Herman Fuller
Bone
Annie Walsh
Jennie French
Nellie Lionel
Davis and Brown
Lionel the lion faced boy at Austin and Stone's Museum
Lionel the lion faced boy draws huge crowds at Austin and Stone's in Austin after arrival from London at great expense. The marvel is shown outside only in a few major U.S. cities. He is intelligent yet gains temper from mistreatment. his manager notes little trouble since departure.
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Lionel
Austin & Stone
London
America
Billy Wells
Mabel Milton
Bolton Predicts General Victory for Republicans in Boston
President Bolton of the Republican city committee says indications favor a large GOP vote. He predicts Roosevelt gains statewide, a Democratic city majority under 10,000, Bates with about 37,000 in Boston, and GOP victories in multiple senatorial districts with Foss likely defeating Sullivan in the 11th.
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Fred E. Bolton
Republican City Committee
Boston
Roosevelt
Bates
Foss
Sullivan
Bates Seeks Victory By Usual Republican Vote
Governor John L Bates predicts a large Roosevelt plurality in Massachusetts and a gubernatorial win for the Republicans. He says conservative voters are free from partisan deceit and that the people want a governor for all the state rather than any class.
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Bates
John L. Bates
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Circus Sideshow Features Living Skeleton and Notables
The 6 feet long spectacle drew crowds as George Brown, weighing 49 pounds of flesh on 31 pounds of bones, among acts like Ricton the juggler and Joe Baum the perfect man. Other acts included the Robertos in an impalement, Demarcos on flying rings, Ben Hur in a snakes den, Reis monkeys, and waltzing mice, with Ella Heyes and a array of vaudeville performers on stage.
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Gentle Sex
George Brown
Ricton
Joe Baum
Victor Basile
Robertos
Demarcos
Ben Hur
Ella Heyes
Frank Cowan
Ida Campbell
Paulettes
Carlos and
Filhardo
Cook
Mrs. Hodges
Beach and Beach
Melrose
Elmer
Barker
Spraguellos
Mason and
Starr
Bispham Presents Mullerlieder Recital at Jordan Hall
David Bispham gave the second of four recitals, performing Schubert’s Mullerlieder op 25 with Harold O Smith as accompanist. A fair audience heard the youthful 1823 cycle, based on Muller poems about a miller and hunter and a mill maid, praised for vivid text setting and some delightful songs.
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David Bispham
Jordan Hall
Franz Schubert
Esterhazy
Muller
Caroline
Bispham Recital Delivers Artistry Despite Diction Bar
The vocal recital by Mr. Bispham pleased with artistic tone though his German diction was not fully clear to non native listeners. Accompanist Mr. Smith offered no distinctive touch. Bispham will perform Schubert Die Winterreise in full on Wednesday afternoon November 16 at Jordan Hall.
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Bispham
Smith
Jordan Hall
Schubert
Perkins Institution sale of students work at South Boston
A rare exhibit and sale of work by Perkins Institution graduates at the girls department 629 Broadway South Boston on November 10 from 10 am to 10 pm. The Alumnae Association hosts a fair to fund an agent to dispose of the blind women's work. Exhibits include articles from friends. the girls' orchestra performs at intervals and at 4 pm Mrs. Julia Ward Howe will speak. Admission tickets printed in raised letters are available at 383 Boylston Street.
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Perkins Institution For the Blind
Broadway
South
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Boylston Street
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Philip O’brien
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Henry E. Bowden
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