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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1896

Page

3

Proofs Make Facts and Kidney Pills

Editorial claims education by newspapers boosts medicine proof. Cites Dean's Kidney Pills as cures for lame backs and sick kidneys with Boston testimonials. Mrs. McGregor of East Boston credits Knight's Pharmacy purchase and Dean's pills for relief and cure, price 50 cents per box, FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.

United States Dean Boston Knight’s Pharmacy Court St Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo U. 8

Harvard Scholarships Listed by Class and Donor Descriptions

The Harvard faculty awarded 109 scholarships across three classes for the year 18.. The first class rewards high academic distinction, the second mixes standing with need, and the third honors special claims such as donor lineage. Named scholars appear across Grade 1 and Grade 2 lists, including many with class years and donors, plus notable university and normal school awards for science and general excellence.

Harvard Arnold Matthews H. W. Beal C. B. Brown Price Greenleaf A. A. Bryant A. M. Carter John Harvard W. BE. Dorman A. L. Fish T. Orost P. Gardner F. P. Garland H. :. Hackett W. HP. Hatch H. B. Huntington J. E. Ingerich F. T. Lewis Rice Greenleaf G. Newhall KE. Olds Richard Augustine Gambrill H. Osborne H. P. Philbrick OG. A Hodges H. L. Burntum Jarrar CB. Jessiman Bowditch A. P. Chittenden J. T. Clark W. G. Gele George Emerson Lowell E. B. Cresap Bright A. FE. Daly P. Dearon William Whiting G. H. Dorr W. E. Dowty R. Fayweather H. M. Wiske D. H. Fletcher A. ©. Braith Bigelow J. S. Galbraith See Greenleaf J. S. Godenauer O Burr Dordon J. E. Gregg Hollis G. Hagerman Warren H. Cudworth Patkinson W. ©. Harris Iltonstall J. B. Hayward F. Andrick W. G. S. McIntyre Bowrch W. Merriam Benjamin D. Greene K. Moore W. D. Murray Ade J. A. L. Odde William Eliot H. Packard eHewall W. B. Parker Mary Stonstall McG. Pierce TB. M. Ibador Burr H. M. Rideout Rebecca Perkins Bassett Kk. Smith C. Spalding H. K. Stanr FE. A. Starbuck George Nelson Lowell R. Stout Walcott G. Wlatton J. B. Studley Navditch D. Sullivan Kirkland Tiln Lever R. A. Trapp G. Under- 1 D. F. Urquhart Henry Omfield Rogers E. EF. Wackefield Bowd F. L. Waldo Sewall C. M. Weld M. Weld Ruluff Sterling Choate C. A. Neeler Morey L. L. Whitney S. William Pennoyer E. B. Wilson Ight G. Woodbridge E. B. Beckwith Abbott S. H. Wien Fall River TL. F. Davidson F. Dobyns Wendell Phillips Merial L. A. Fales Henry B. Humphrey T. Fisher C. ©. Harriman EB. B. Hillard C. PD. Huntington Jacobs F. (. Kidney R. R. Miller W. H.C. Plum W. Soderling Mary Saltonstall Edwin Greeley Davis Ed Victor Edgell Hugh Fessenden Kendall Seph Harold Linbey Clarence Snow Walter Ara Rich Robert Falconer Massa Emanuel Rveer James Allen Butler John Hickok Page Arles Herbert McNary Percey Arad Atherton Mes Ambrose Hoyer Ira Gilbert Webster Thur Stearns Hawks Alexander Forsyth

Mystic Lodge Night Brings Charlestown Entertainment

Mystic Lodge No. 8 Daughters of the Volution hosted an Odd Fellows Hall show in Charlestown last evening. The hall was crowded with acts including Mrs. Mattie Paine on piano, Mrs. BE Cummings singing, Lewis Wrantstein reading, J. J. Carty on fancy gun, Parker Reegan solo, and the Union Tamic Club of Chelsea performing a comedy The Boston Dip.

Mystic Lodge Oddlows’ Hall Charlestown Mattie Paine BE. Cummings Solo Lewis Wranstein William Cochrane J. J. Carty Prestdale Glee Club Parker Reegan Anjo Solo Mesers. Williams and Monta- 2 John Slinney William Cole Thrower Union ‘Amatic Club Chelsea Boston Dip

Fire Destroys Store On Main Street Charlestown

Patrolman Dodge noticed a slight blaze at the boot shop owned by C. B. Bragdon on Main Street Charlestown around 8 20 PM. Engine Company No 9 and other crews extinguished the fire before it spread.

Dodge C. B. Bragdon Main Street Charlestown Indone Idalao Chemical 9 Oth

Anna Held Goes Biking in Boston Theatre

London Paris and New York star Anna Held rides three bicycles in Boston during a tour stop. She owns a silver mounted Columbia a Punnett sociable and a Dayton tandem and plans more rides despite rain. Held praises bloomers and safety while describing her costume and hopes for sunny days to explore Boston.

Anna Held London Paris New York Boston Columbia Dayton Miss Held Willie’ Hoey America

The Pail Puzzle and Dr Pierce Remedies Ad

A long ad style piece extols a self help pail puzzle demonstration for proving nerve strength and links it to Dr. Pierce remedies for female health. Dr. R. V. Pierce credited with pioneering women's care and suggesting Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery to strengthen nerves and aid parturition. Includes testimonials and an offer for free expert advice and a free edition of Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, plus a coupon for a free medical book.

America Dr. Pierce Pierce R. V. Pierce M. D Buffalo N. Y The Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Nstitute Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute N. xX 8. A. Monroe S. Regester Street Baltimore Femle Lilla Max Lyme Center Grafton W. Association of B Pe

Quorum Absent As Boston Council Ad journes

The Common Council adjourned for lack of a quorum for the third straight meeting night. Mayor Quincy vetoed two loan items, citing meager public interest for the Winthrop street extension and Mead street steps. About twenty councilmen attended. thirty-eight are required for a valid session.

Mead Street Ward 4 Winthrop Street Charlestown Main Street Harvard Square Quincy Street Josiah Quincy G. Walden Smith

Absence of quorum stalls council session before State election

President Gonry notes no explanation for missing members across three meetings. He states the council custom has been not to hold a session on the Thursday before the State election, and this year they followed that practice, resulting in an adjourned meeting.

Conry

Quorum Gap Delays City Council Meeting

The council adjourned after a 7 pm start due to lack of quorum though 15 minutes later a quorum might have existed. Despite absences there was no urgent business, with a $300,000 loan bill previously circulated to Democrats and a standing calendar guiding members.

Conry

Monument to General Herkimer Dedi cated near Little Falls N Y

The General Herkimer monument near Little Falls is dedicated by the New York State Masons Grand Lodge. John W. Vrooman presented the monument to the state, with Grand Master Ehlers accepting. About 3000 people attended the daytime ceremony and evening events at Skinner Opera House. The granite shaft stands 65 feet high two miles east of the city.

Little Falls N. Y

Woman in crisis after injury from overdose in Piedmont Street home

Lottie Burney, 23, recently married to a colored man, attempted self harm by taking pariseen at her Piedmont Street residence. Sent to City Hospital by a Division 4 physician, she remains in precarious condition with life and death chances described as about even. Police allege heavy drinking and domestic troubles contributed to the act.

Lottie Burney Piedmont Street Division 4

Nations to accept new sea collision rules July first

The Washington international marine conference drafted revised rules to prevent collisions at sea and expect them to take effect on July 1. Nations agreeing to adopt and enforce include Great Britain Germany France Denmark Russia Italy Portugal Austria Belgium Spain Hawaii Japan Mexico Guatemala Chile Honduras and the United States, governing over 22 million tons of world shipping. Norway Sweden the Netherlands Brazil and Turkey have not yet assented, controlling about 3 million tons.

Washington Washington International Marine Conference Great Britain Germany France Denmark Russia Italy Portugal Austria Belgium Spain Hawaii Japan Mexico Guatemala Chile Honduras United States Norway Sweden Netherlands Brazil Turkey

Iron and steel trade outlook improves after election

Pittsburgh dispatch notes that reports from rails of Al Sides show growing business confidence in iron and steel. Western markets lead with Chicago and Cincinnati reporting better tone, Cleveland improving, New York steady, and pig iron prices rising while demand for sheets increases.

Pittsburg Penn Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New York

Rochester businessmen proclaim renewed confidence in revival

An evening paper publishes interviews with over fifty Rochester business men showing restored confidence. Banks lean on collateral, collections improve, and prospects point to busy times. Reports of revival also come from Lyons, Orid, Waterloo, Geneseo and Le Roy.

Rochester N. Y Lyons Orid Waterloo Geneseo Leroy

Tremont and Suffolk mill starts new power plant

Lowell November 12 A newly started power plant in the Tremont and Suffolk mill, recently purchased from the Lawrence Manufacturing Company, features four Hercules turbines and a 22 foot driving pulley. It will develop 2209 horsepower and serve a 70,000 spindle capacity, with operation expected soon.

Lowell Tremont and Suffolk Mills Lawrence Manufacturing Company

Cramp Shipyard Plans Surge in Philadelphia Business

Cramp Ship and Engine Company of Philadelphia announces plans for a major rise in activity. Officials expect the shipbuilding sector to experience a strong impulse within the next six months to a year, marking a notable upswing in the company's operations.

Philadelphia Cramp Ship and Engine Company of Megers Cramp

Weyler repulsed at Cuban field and retreat reported

Despatches from Guanajay claim Weyler’s forces were attacked in the Gobernadora Hills and forced to fall back after a Cuban surprise. Wounded officers and soldiers in Havana were named for evacuation, while reports from Key West note a Cuban victory with Weyler retreating eight miles and Spanish casualties.

Havana Guanajay Weyler Rubi Hills Garamendi Cabanas Gobernadora Olivette Gobernadora Hills Pinar del Rio Perico Delgado Perico Diaz

Weyler Moves On Guaimaro After Front Destruction

News from Nuevitas reports Spanish general Weyler took the town of Guaimaro after surrounding its trenches and destroying ten forts with cannon fire. The garrison, including lieutenants Arias and Garcia and 150 soldiers, surrendered and were landed. Casualties are estimated at about forty. Garcia reportedly led toward Cascorro as Castellos pursued with infantry cavalry and artillery.

Havana Key West Guaimaro H Ge Weyler Nuevitas Martinez Jose Rosario Arias and Garcia Cascorro Castellos

Cyrus Cushing Goes Missing After Boston Visit

Cyrus Cushing a 21 year old Maine native arrived in Boston on Saturday and lodged on Colcord street Charlestown. He attended gage meetings at a Charlestown church and left Monday morning. Police search is underway after a missing watch was found and an officer and Mr Browning followed to a church meeting where Cushing was arrested when the gathering adjourned.

Cyrus Cushing Maine Boston Colcord Street Charlestown Gage Browning Dufur Cyrus

American Wringer Company Advertises Home Goods in Boston

The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill in Boston offering wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers. Repairs are promised with delivery at no extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.

American Wringer Company Broadway Cornhill Boston Tremont

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Daughters OF the Revolution Anna Ziegfeld Tava Sree Comal Sense Media Quincy City Hall Gonry Hood Herkimer Paris Green Allentown Catasqua Manufacturing Company Scire Factas Labrador Horss Lowell Mill Cramp Company A. W. Wheeler & CO Raserer St Beaton American House Yhy Weyler Cyprus Marry Roger Wil Wilson Bros Tremont Row Courtney—Brouillette William F. Courtney Alice Angelique Brouillette Lucy Roxbury Honora Timothy Lucy Michael J. Drise Coll Hasking Street St. Frances de Sales Church Dolbeare West Newton Street Elizabeth G. Dolbeare Joseph S. Dolbeare Miller Dorchester Gladys Frank L Addie E. Milter Tremlett St Flowers J. Newman & Sons GI Tremont ST
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