Simplicity That Cures Indigestion Says Dr Jennison
Dr Jennison argues all indigestion stems from incomplete digestion and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The harmless fruit and pepsin remedy, taken after meals, allegedly digests food fully, preventing fermentation and disease. A fifty cent package is touted as more effective than patent medicines, with free literature available from The Stuart Co.
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Jennison
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Quincy School Hundredth Reunion At Thorndike
The Fiftieth anniversary of the Quincy School of Boston was celebrated at the Thorndike last night with over one hundred alumni and their masters. Representatives spanned classes from 1847 to 1890s with three generations of the Putnam family, including B. W. Putnam, Jr., and John Putnam Clarke of Tufts College.
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Quincy School
Boston
Thorndike
Putnam
B. W. Putnam
John Putnam Clarke
Tufts College
Election of officers and addresses from the state education board meeting
B W Putnam presided as officers were elected including President William F Jackson and vice presidents Joseph O Neil Edward Gay Alfred Banker John A Coakley Rev Thomas HB Power Danvers John A Brett James F Bliss Rev Dr Hall Newburg N Y Leon Egges and William T A Fitzgerald secretary William J Kelr treasurer Edwin A Ball Addresses were delivered by N A Hill secretary of the State Board of Education and Mayor Quincy after which his grand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Putnam
William F. Jackson
Joseph O'Neil
Edward Gay
Alfred Banker
John A. Coakley
Thomas HB. Power
Danvers
John A. Brett
James F. Bliss
Hall
Newburg
N. Y
Leon Egges
William T. A. Fitzgerald
William J. Kelr
Edwin A. Ball
N. A. Hill
State Board of Education
Quincy
Notable figures at school event raise funds for memorial souvenirs
The gathering named the school and honored attendees including the Hon Joseph O Neil William Lloyd Garrison B W Putnam Jr John Putnam Clark and others. Letters of regret were read and several deaths were reported including Robert Bishop Samuel Foster Robert Clouston W J Corcoran and J N Babcock. Graduates agreed to donate funds for annual souvenirs for worthy pupils.
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Joseph O'Neil
William Lloyd Garrison
B. W. Putnam, Jr
John Putnam Clark
Hall
Newburg
N. Y
Edward Gay
Alfred Bunker
P. N. McDonald
Boylston School Association
Thomas Riley
William A. H. Coakley
T. W. Bishop
Auburndale
J. A. Brett
J. T. Sullvan
M. D
Heroes of 1872 Fire Reunite At Boston American House
Survivors and volunteers of the 1872 fire gathered for a silver anniversary in Boston. Ex Chief Camrell and Ex Chief Damrell received praise for bravery, with speakers recalling the blaze, its aftermath, and the department’s valor. Attendees pledged annual reunions.
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Boston
John S. Camrell
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Fire Department
Damrell
Camrell
Regan
Cheswell
P. H. Collins
Scott
Father Bodfish
Canton
Boston Fire Department
W. M. Olin
Underwriters Celebrate Anniversary in Boston Banquet
The Boston Board of Fire Underwriters marked 15 years of operation and 25 years since the 1872 fire with a banquet at the Brunswick. Mayor Quincy and Fire Commissioner Russell addressed building laws, fire safety, and city fire service, with numerous city officials and officers in attendance.
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Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Brunswick
Quincy
Russell
Webber
Whitcomb
Abbott
The
Protective Department
Robert A. Belt
Osborne Howes
Board of Underwriters
A. M. Bullard
B. B. Whittemore
G. P. Field
J. E. Hollis
Fred B. Carpenter
E. HE. Partridge
la O’brien
H. E. Russell
George O. Fogg
Frank A. Colley
J. F
John Curran
Henry J. Ide
J. Eaton
W. B. Walker
John Simpson
H. W. Whitney
Beit
Association
City Council of
London
Europe
Fire Office
Friendly Society
Boston
Sun Fire Office
Boston Fire and Marine Company
Massachusetts Mutual Company
Paul Revere
East Boston High School Site Debate Ends With Marion Street Favor
Boston school board accepts minority report backing Marion street site for East Boston High School. Board orders study of selling Stanley street land to widen a street and approves plans by Herbert D Hale for the new high school. City to pay $11433 for Poplar Street estate taken for school use.
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Mason Street
East Boston
Strange
Marion Street
Putnam Street
Alien
Princeton Street
Eaton
Street
Stanley Street
Ward 20
Elmer F. Hudson
Reuben Smith
Joseph
Simon Rudnick
Roslindale
West Roxbury
Thompson, Brown & Co
New York Mutual Life Adopts Uniform Premium Tables
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York announced it has adopted uniform premium rate tables with 3.5 percent interest based on the American mortality table. The new rates take effect January 1, 1898 and reserves on policies issued at the new rate will be computed on the same basis. The change will raise premiums somewhat and follows moves by New York and Equitable Life Insurance Companies.
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New York
New York Times
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York and
Equitable Lite Insurance Companies
Two Men Arrested for Break-In at Adams & Co Store
Officers seized James Weller 24 of 65 Dover street and Richard Wrenn 20 of 68 Silver street after catching them in the C H Adams & Co furniture store at 79 West Broadway with $35 worth of goods packed. Also arrested were Daniel Sullivan 21 of Fitchburg and Charles Riley (no home) at Michele Rocco 287 North street for a separate midnight burglary.
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Station 6
James Weller
Dover Street
Richard Wrenn
Silver Street
C. H. Adams & Co
West Broadway
Daniel Sullivan
Fitchburg
Charles Riley
Beretta and
Arnold
Station 1
Michele Rocco
North Street
Stevenson Wins Contested Pittsfield Race After Recount
In Pittsfield the recount in the Contested Representative district awards J. M. Stevenson Republican the seat over Democrat John Gannell. Stevenson gains six votes while Gannell loses four, final lead one vote. Aldermen tallied England 1580, Stevenson 1490, Gannell 1489, Johnson 1466.
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Springfield
Pittsfield
J. M. Stevenson
John Gannell
Stevenson
Ganwell
England
Johnson
Smith Wins Republican Caucus in Holyoke
Mayor George H. Smith secured the nomination by winning sixteen delegates to eight for Alderman M. J. Laporte in Holyoke. The result makes Smith the likely Republican nominee.
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Springfield
Mass
George H. Smith
Holyoke
M. J. Laporte
Smith
Laporte
Melrose Highlands Marine Gold Scheme Promises Riches
The Rev Clarence J Tullar spearheads a Marine Salt Company venture near Eastport Maine claiming sea water contains gold and promising clergy merchants and others stock profits from a second sale. Promoters Kilgore Cook and Jernigen back the scheme with vast incentives while skeptics await the Post findings.
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Maine
Eastport
Electrolitic Marine Salt Company
English Channel
Clarence E. Tullar
Melrose Highlands
Clarence J. Tullar
Melrose
Tullar
Rufus D. Kilgore
C. W. Cook
Melrose Highlands Baptist Church
Connecticut
Tailor
Marine Gold Corporation
P. F. Jernigen
Marina
Tidal dam gold extraction scheme near Eastport
Report on a Maine scheme using a tidal dam at Eastport to power a wheel and chemical tanks to absorb gold. Promoters claim small tests yielded 2.48 dollars of pure gold from 25 cents of chemicals while stock valued at ten million dollars awaits wide placement in New England scenes led by Mr Wiswall and Mr Ryan with directors named in Newburyport and Boston circles.
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Eastport
Tullar
Electrolitic Marine Salt Company
Ryan
Middletown
Conn
Jernigen
Messrs
Russell
Usher
Newburyport
Wiswall
Boston
Nevada
New England
Post
Melrose Highlands
Maine
Connecticut
Finesse in managing husbands cited as diplomacy
A woman writes that she secretly alters her husband John’s drinks to help his health. She mixes Postum Cereal with coffee to reduce his sick spells caused by coffee intake. She notes gradual steps to avoid arousing suspicion and hopes to reveal the method later.
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John
Starved to Death in Cambridge Home at 120 Hastings Street
Catherine Sullivan aged 70 was found dead alone in her Cambridge residence by Officers Coulter and Murray. Medical Examiner Swan ruled death from natural causes but police say starvation likely, noting emaciation and empty provisions inside the house. Sullivan had funds but little neighbor contact and no food found when entry was made.
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Catherine Sullivan
Hastings Street
Cambridge
John Coulter
Bob’ Murray
Swan
Sullivan
Man Attempts Suicide in Public on Third Avenue
Thomas Curran a homeless man exposed to about 1000 onlookers on Third Avenue between Thirty third and Thirty fourth streets cut his wrists with a razor in a public act of self harm. Police intervened and he was taken to Bellevue Hospital where doctors expect a probable recovery.
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New York
Thomas Curran
Third Avenue
Thirty-third
Thirty-fourth Streets
Curran
Bellevue Hospital
Mrs Kingman Wins Divorce Decree Nisi Granted
In Plymouth on November 9 Judge Braley in Superior Court granted a decree nisi in the divorce case of Mary L. Kingman versus Henry M. Kingman on statutory grounds. No decision was made on alimony or child custody.
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Plymouth
Braley
Kingman
Mary L. Kingman
Henry M. Kingman
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Quincy School Association
A. W. Wheeler & Manufacturers
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Hte
Carlyles
Janet Hanning
Toronto
Thomas Carlyle
Pire cHiEei
Tohn W. Regan
Capi
Jacobs
Carr’ Brophy
Worcester
Anniversity
Chas Scott
ER Scott
Hero Firemen OF
Munroe
Everett
T. A. Mullen
William Brophy
Johns
Chief Casey
William H. Jones
Nathan 5S. Brown
Hose No. 2
Charles Scott
Hanover Street
Uable
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G. R. Rogers
George R. Rogers
Commonwealth
Charles H. Porter
F. E. Cabot
Hood
Druxgists
High School
Poplar Street
Nosler Safe Company
Sudbury Street
E. Foster
Youngstown, CO
Andrew Bros. Company
Quincey Democratic Club
Winchester Street
John H. Griffin
Arthur Harrington
John Harrington
Monument Avenue
Charlestown
Rutland Hall
Washington Et
Roxbury
Daniel K. Casey
Casey
William G. Harber
Ward 2
Common Council
Harber
Mrs. Kingman
Piqua, O
Piqua Hosiery Company
Lizzie Burk
Bertha Ingles
Cambridge Aldermen
Bridge
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
York
Atwood
North ST
Indianapolis Journal
GEO, C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
Alpheus M. Stetson
Milby Street
Gertrude
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Campbell—Warren
Twibe
Paul Sterling
William Henry Campbell
Brooklyn
Bessie Shove Warren
Bucknam
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Edward A. Bucknam
Wilton F. Bucknam
Stoneham
New Hampshire
Allston
Boston Highlands
Madaline E
Clara Alliston
Springer
Stephen B. Springer
Boston Theatre
Wale
GEQ, Q, Dwin
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