Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promotes Health for Women
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for local female ailments and general health, claiming it strengthens reproductive organs, eases pregnancy discomfort, and restores beauty. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Rachel Clark of Wisconsin and offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with a mail request to Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Rachel Clark
Houston
St. Croix Co
Wis
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Manslaughter Charge Arraigns Lyon and Mills in Kenley Case
Miss Kate Lyon, linked to Harold Frederic’s household, and Mrs Athatie Mills the Christian Scientist who aided him were arraigned in Kenley Police Court on a manslaughter charge and remanded for a week after bail was set.
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London
Kate Lyon
Harold Frederic
New York Times
Kenley
Athatie Mills
Frederic
Boston Merchants’ Association Attends Meeting at Young’s Hotel
The Boston Merchants' Association held its monthly meeting at Young's Hotel with General P A Collins, William B Rice and Jerome Jones as guests. A resolution urged that acquiring Philippine Islands beyond a naval station would hurt US interests. The discussion also covered Boston's new board of estimate and apportionment and the bankruptcy law with praise for its potential benefits to merchants.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
P. A. Collins
William B. Rice
Jerome Jones
The
Boston Merchants’ ‘Association
Philippine Islands
United States
Boston
Collins
Congress
Rice
Birthday Party For 6 Year Old Eddie McCaffrey
Six year old Eddie McCaffrey son of Stevedore John McCaffrey celebrated a birthday with a home gathering in Havre Street East Boston Tuesday night. Friends joined in the festivity while the parents assisted by Misses Scully and Travers organized the refreshments.
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Eddie McCaffrey
John McCaffrey
Havre Street
Boston
Scully
Travers
Corbett's Column Highlights Boston Commerce and Local Notices
B A Corbett notes fashion, credit, and business tips from Bernard M Wolf to Powers and Johnson trade in Truss and Druggists firms. He promotes Mrs Fowler phrenology visit, Union General Hospital donations, Tremont Turkish Bath, Wilson druggists, Cafe de Pyramid, and local merchants. He praises Dr Thomas A Edwards and Frye School. He closes with Mt Zircon spring water and palmistry notes.
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Bernard M. Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland
O. S. Fowler
Quincy House
Boston
Union General Hospital
West Springfield Street
F. L. Burt
Cafe de Pyramid
Washington Street
de Pyramid
Mechanics’ Fair
Theatre Notes From Boston On Stage Helpers And Proms
Boston theatre chatter highlights Mary Young in The Chorus Girl at the Academy of Music Chelsea and other local stars. Jessie Busley joins Em pire Theatre stock. DeWolf Hopper headlines The Charlatan at Tremont. Cyrano de Bergerac draws big crowds at Castle Square. The French Maid at Park continues. stage plans include The Little Minister at Hollis and A High Born Lady at Columbia with Clifford and Huth.
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Mary Young
Lucille
Academy of Music
Chelsea
Jessie Busley
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis
Miss Busley
Ida Conquest
Eleanor Morretti
New York
E. H. Sothern
Philadelphia
Hattie Moore
Mother Hubbard
Marie Celeste
Miss Moore
Medford
Harriet Harndin
Jack
Mamie Forbes
Anna Held
Boston
DeWolf Hopper
Tremont
Zanzibar
el Capitan
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Lothrop
Clifford
Huth
Columbia
Allie Clark
Ebenezer Honeycomb
Paris
Grand Opera House
White Heather
Boston Theatre
James A. Herne
Helen Berry
Castle Square
Andrew Mack
Ernest Lacy
Joseph Humphreys
Weber
Fields
Rogers Brothers
Fields and Wooley
Bert Coote
Julia Kingsley
Juan Cacedo
Maxwell and Simpson
Keith’s
Dan Gracey
Ada Burnette
Grand Theatre
Hurtig
Seamen
Hall Caine
Tremont Theatre
Deemster
Bondman
Mr. Caine
Yan
Music Hall
Rosenthal
Actor Burroughs Dies in NY Gas Tragedy
W F Burroughs, brother of Claude Burroughs killed in the Brooklyn Theatre fire of 1877, was found dead in his bed at 64 West Fifty fifth Street. The gas jet was open and fumes caused his death by asphyxiation.
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New York
W. F. Burroughs
Claude Burroughs
Brooklyn Theatre
West Shiftyfifth Street
New Home for Children in West Roxbury
The children's institution department leases a small West Roxbury house as a temporary home for about a dozen children from Marcella Street Home. Children will be examined by a physician before placement into country homes across New England and a few in New York State, with stay expected to last only two or three days.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Thomas A. Edwards
Tremont Street
West Roxbury
Children’s Institution Department
Marcella Street
New England States
New York State
Fire kills three children in Brooklyn tenement blaze
A fire in a Brooklyn tenement early today killed Annie Gallagher six Flora Gallagher four and Lillian Gallagher two. Their mother Mrs. Annie Gallagher was badly burned. The report notes the incident and mentions a patent medicine ad for Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
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New York
Brooklyn
Annie Gallagher
Flora Gallagher
Lillian Gallagher
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