Nervura touted as leading blood and nerve remedy by doctors
Doctors endorse Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy claiming rapid cures and renewed vitality. The piece cites Dr. J. Walter Hodges of Washington, D C, praising Nervura and notes its availability from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston with free consultation.
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Boston
Mass
Salisbury remarks on Crete France and world danger
Lord Salisbury warned of European tensions as the British Empire seeks to maintain sea power and peace. He praised Crete autonomy under Ottoman suzerainty, noted French restraint avoiding war, and urged continued naval and military readiness to safeguard Britain’s empire. He rejected warlike aims, stressing defense and stability amid rising global fragility.
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Europe
Syria
Crete
Egypt
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Fashoda Gunns Debate Echo in Salisbury Speech
London dispatch reports mixed reactions to Lord Salisbury's Guildhall remarks on empire and naval power. British papers flag the stance as cautious yet firm, noting fears over U S involvement and potential friction over the Philippines amid a stalled peace conference.
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Times
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Lord Mayor's Show Highlights Including Soudan Car
London crowds witnessed the Lord Mayor's Show with a Soudan themed float featuring regimental soldiers from Omdurman and a contrasting English speaking races float. Britannia Columba, and an American tug carried by sailors drew attention amid historic quotes from Tatnall and Kimberly linked to Samoa.
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Crowded Boston Catholic Burying Grounds Spark Heated Vote
At a semi annual meeting in Roxbury Boston Catholic Cemetery Association members debated adding land as Calvary Mt Benedict and Old Dorchester Cemeteries hold 104 050 burials since 181. The contentious vote re elected Secretary Dolan as president and Daly as treasurer. A future special meeting will decide on land expansion.
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Mt. Benedict
Old Dorchester
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
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Dudley Hall
Roxbury
Timothy D. Mulrey
Charles F. Dolan
W. H. Lynch
Dolan
John Good
Good
James A. Daly
Neighborhood dispute over store eviction and alleged assault
The article describes a tense scene at Berman's store in East Boston where a wagon from Highland Storage Co. moved furniture after eviction threats. Mrs. Markowitch, claiming injuries, accused the family of violence, while police notedLimited involvement and questioned the severity. Neighbors aided children and a local glassworker, Joseph Stanietsky, is named among potential witnesses.
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Havre Street
East
Boston
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Fast Relief
The Pyramid Pile Cure claims to cure piles in all forms by direct rectal application without stomach involvement or surgery. It emphasizes rapid absorption, painless lasting results, no poison, and affordability at one dollar per package from Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan and sold by all druggists.
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Runnymede Club
United of Government
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Democrats Gain Six Pennsylvania Seats in New Congress
November 9 report from Philadelphia shows Pennsylvania's delegation shifting to twenty-one Republicans and nine Democrats, a Democratic gain of six. Winners include Laird H. Barber in the eighth, Stanley W. Davenport in the twelfth, James W. Ryan in the thirteenth, Rufus K. Polk in the seventeenth, Joseph C. Sibley in the twenty seventh, and James K. P. Hall in the twenty eighth districts.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
Congress
Laird H. Barber
Stanley W. Davenport
James W. Ryan
Rufus K. Polk
Joseph C. Sibley
James K. P. Hall
Kentucky in Line: Williams Defeats Pugh for Ninth District
Returns from Kentucky's ninth district show Mordecai Williams Democrat defeating incumbent Samuel Pugh Republican by about 180 votes. Pugh claims a 100 vote edge. The result gives Democrats ten of eleven Kentucky Congressmen, a gain of three seats for the party.
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Louisville
Mordecai Williams
Samuel Pugh
Rhode Island House Seats See Pluralities Shrink
In Providence on November 9, voters showed little interest in the congressional race. Previous leaders Bull and Capron saw their pluralities shrink. Bull dropped from 8836 to 5519 and Capron from 8524 to 2661, indicating diminished electoral margins.
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Providence
R. I
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Bull
Capron
California Republicans Sweep Statewide Ticket Victory
California swung to the Republican column with the entire State ticket won except the Secretary of State. Republican claims say all seven Congressmen and the Legislature secured victory, though statewide tallies were slow and full results were not yet in from many counties.
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San Francisco
California
Turkee and Gamble
Congress
Fargo
N. M
Spald
Ohio district votes tighten as official count looms
Ohio returns up to noon showed Republicans holding fifteen districts and Democrats six, same as 1896. By afternoon Democrats claimed Zimmerman defeated Weaver in the seventh district, though the official count is needed to settle the result.
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Columbus
Zimmerman
Weaver
South Dakota Elects Fusion Governor Lee Over Olums
South Dakota Republicans claim Phillips wins governor race while Populist chairman Kidd asserts Lee fusion candidate leads by about 1200 votes. Sioux Falls dispatch notes ambiguous results with party leaders offering competing tallies.
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8. D
Kidd
Lee
Fusion
Herreid
Phillips
French Mediterranean squadron ready for sea at Toulon
The Echo de Paris reports the entire French Mediterranean fleet prepared for action at Toulon after Admiral Fournier received a cipher despatch. Forbin banked its fires while orders were relayed to assemble the squadron and its torpedo boats. Fournier was later summoned to Paris.
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Echo de Paris
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Fournier
Forbin
Admiral Fournier
Former College Girl Praises Postum Coffee Substitute
A former Lincoln student recounts an early experience with coffee that tasted poor and led her to Postum Food Coffee. She notes Postum’s better flavor when properly boiled and claims headaches vanished after switching, with many friends following her example and benefiting from the change.
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Lincoln, Neb
Ambitious Claims Tie Marchand to Abyssinia Power
Rome correspondent for the Daily Mail asserts Major Marchand has established communication with Emperor Menelek of Abyssinia and that France is now intriguing with that monarch, a claim reported from London on November 10.
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The
Daily Mail
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Emeror Menelek
Abyssinia
France
Female incendiaries in Revere case arrest of two women
Fire Marshal's office arrested Dora Harrington in Boston on incendiarism charges. Tilly West, accused as an accessory, may also go by Jordan and Dugan. The cottage on Ocean avenue, Revere, owned by J W B Coburn, burned June 24 with Harrington occupant at the time. Police took the pair to Revere last night after evidence led to a warrant.
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Tilly West
West
Jordan
Dugan
Revere
Ocean Avenue
J. W. B. Coburn
Hill In Revolt To Lead New Democratic Machine In New York
Ex-Senator Hill signals a split from Boss Croker as Rough Riders gain and Van Wyck loses. A revolt aims to form a new Democratic machine with Hill at the head. Republicans expected to gain seats in state and federal races.
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Hill
Rough Riders
Richard the
van Wyck
Croker
Tammany
Cator Hill
Greater
Edward Murphy, Jr
Judge Traly
Roosevelt
Nine Companies of Ninth Regiment to Be Mustered Out
The Ninth regiment will muster out on November 1, covering Companies 4 B O G D G and K. Furloughs expired November 6, with extra days set aside to settle clothing and baggage accounts and complete medical exams. Delays arise from shortages of planks at the East Newton street armory and thorough inspection by a medical board led by Surgeon Deering. The kitchen and dining setup is now functional with improved meals and orderly service, pleasing officers and men.
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J. Sick
Fort Adams
Deering
Washburn
Hitchcock
East Armory
Murray
Kelley
Quinlan
Dwyer
White
oMiers
J. A. Mahoney
B. H. McMichael
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