Divine Healer Francis Truth Promises Cures At Home Visits
The Divine Healer Francis Truth offers a home contact treatment claimed to cure nervous disorders rheumatism deafness neuralgia and various ailments without examinations or medicines. Readings from numerous patients praise improvements and advocate contacting Truth at 6 Bowdoin Square Boston Mass for copies of The Divine Healer.
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Boston
P.M. Licrd
Holyoke Street
Cambridge
M. A. Young
Ferry Street
Everett
Mass
Melissa I. FitsGerald
Alturas
Cal
Mre. S. JR. Hall of
East
Lexipaten
J. BE. Klingaman
Bloomsburg
Charles. F. Chase
Union Street
Manchester
N. H
H. F. Hopkins
Perry Place
Frances Howell
Keene
Young
Florence Avenue
Revere
de Lorme
Main Street
Hartford
W W . Miller
Rockville
Edith M. Bakeman
Winter Street
Newton Upper Falls
A. J. Westby
Walcott
Dorchester
W. A. Shattuck
Roslindale
J. J Rosa
Albion Street
Medford
A. M. Merrill
Howland Street
Roxbury
Etta ©. Richardson
Washington Street
Winchester
Miriam S. Sprague
Commerce Street
Sunny
Mary ‘A. Parsons
Mindora Street
Uth
Daily Mail
Divine Healer
Francis Truth
Bowdoin Square
Tarlac Falls to Troops as Aguinaldo Fled
Colonel Bell's regiment and cavalry entered Tarlac with no opposition. MacArthur's forces moved into Bamban and Smith occupied Capan revealing Filipino retreat after brief volleys. One American killed. Lawton and Young's whereabouts unclear.
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Manila
Bell
Tarlac
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
Bamban
Smith
Capan
Lawton
Cabanayan
Young
Nor “No
Will Reveals Davis Millions With Chicago Woman Named Bequest
A long lost will surfaces in Omaha showing Andrew Jackson Davis bequeathing 100000 to Butte for a library and 100000 to Mary C Wilson of Chicago described as his dear friend. The will lists other substantial sums to relatives with the remainder to John A Davis, while a young woman linked to the case draws attention.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Omaha
Neb
Andrew Jackson Davis
Montana
Butte & Boston Company
Montana Supreme Court
Davis
Mary C. Wilson
W. A. Saunders
Butte
Mont
Henry A. Root
Mary Louise Dunbar
Diana Davis
Harriet
Sarah
Elizabeth
Erwin
Calvin
John A. Davis
Erwin Davis
New York City
California
Springfield
Mass
Eight Hour Day Resolutions By Building Trades Council
The Building Trades Council at 49 Bennet Street adopted measures urging workers to vote for the eight hour day and instructed the municipal committee to mobilize a full vote on election day. They planned a constitution revision and formed a committee to aid in organizing a building trades council in Haverhill. The Grocery and Provision Clerks Union condemned a proposed monument to British soldiers on the Common and discussed using Park Square Station for a public market. The council commended the municipal eight hour day for city workers to help retailers shorten hours. A fourth annual ball was planned, and Boston letter carriers heard John N. Parsons speak as head of the National Letter Carriers Association. The Photo Engravers Union urged New England wide organization led by Harber, O Sullivan and Ryan, vice-presidents of the International Typographical Union.
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Building Trades Council
Bennet Street
Haverhill
Park Square
Boston
John N. Parsons
New York
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Knights of Labor
Photo Engravers’ Union
Caledonian Hall Yeater
New England
W. G. Harber
J. I. O'Sullivan
James Ryan
International Typographical Union
South Boston bridge fight sparks accusations in Ward 13 meeting
Representative Hugh W. Bresnahan accuses Norris of neglecting South Boston as the 60-foot bridge debate resurfaces. Bresnahan credits Congressmen Naphen for backing residents against Mayor Quincy and railroad interests, urging Norris to prove his public passion beyond his own wards.
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Hugh W. Bresnahan
Ward 13
South Boston
Norris
South
Boston
Quincy
John C. Cobb
Milton
Foot Bridge
Boston Law Department
City Hall
Naphen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Cyrus Wakefield Arrives After 221 Day Voyage
News from San Francisco reports the sailing ship Cyrus Wakefield arrived Saturday after 221 days at sea from New York. The vessel had 20 percent insurance paid recently and was long overdue, prompting attention in the port.
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San Francisco
Cyrus Wakefield
New York
Ingomar Club Hosts Second Whist Party in South Boston
The Ingomar Club of Routh Mosiera held the second whist party in a series, to be followed by another Thursday evening at Dada Hall, South Boston. The first event drew a promising crowd and funds expected to support common causes.
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Ingomar Club
Routh
Mosiera
Dada Hall
South
Boston
Bronchial Catarrh and Lung Health Warning
An illustrated warning explains bronchial tubes and lungs, detailing symptoms of bronchial catarrh and how neglected disease can lead to ulcerated lung tissue. It urges readers to seek treatment for $1 a month before November 18, highlighting how catarrh drains the blood and weakens lungs, paving the way for consumption.
Signs of bronchial cough progressing to lung disease
The report lists symptoms including loss of flesh and strength, morning and evening coughing spells, gagging and vomiting, night sweats, pain under the shoulder blades, shortness of breath, and stomach digestion failure.
Poker Fight Wounds Two Men at 8 Smith Street
A “friendly” poker dispute in Brighton district ends with Robert Johnson seriously wounded and Kate Clarke shot in the left cheek. Frank Lee, accused shooter aged 98, fled the scene as police hunt him. Samuel H. Shaw held as witness. Johnson’s past arrest and a prior link to a wife’s suspicious death are noted.
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Smith Street
Brighton
Robert Johnson
City Hospital
Kate Clarke
Samuel H. Shaw
Frank Lee
Hhe
Lee
Johnson
Station 14
Dead on Tracks A Somerville Banker Killed Near Beacon Street Bridge
Simon Connor a prominent Somerville businessman and banker was found dead on the Fitchburg railroad tracks near Beacon Street Bridge close to Cambridge station. Doctors theorize death by an express train. he was 41, widowed with three daughters. He served as director of Somerville National Bank and treasurer of the Somerville Board of Trade and lived at 25 Church Street. He was a tailor by profession. No witness reported seeing the incident.
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Simon Connor
Somerville
Fitchburg
Beacon Street Bridge
Cambridge Station
Old Porter Station
Durrell
Somerville National Bank
Somerville Board of Trade
Union Square
Church Street
Remarkable medical rate offer promises treatment until cured
A newspaper column outlines a limited time offer for bronchial disease treatment at 31 per month until cured, with a shorter 1 monthly rate that applies during a designated week and a forthcoming 2 rate starting December 1. Readers in Boston or elsewhere may enroll before November 18 to receive ongoing care.
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McCay
Powell
Boston
Murder at Sea on Schooner J. B. Van Dusen
A sailor Maxwell stabbed Captain Baisley then the captain fell overboard and died in the ship's boat. The schooner disappeared in darkness and later was found at Beaver Harbor under cooks' account. Police awaited in St John while Maxwell and the steward remained with three citizens aboard.
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ST. John
N. B
J. B. van Dusen
Baisley
Maxwell
Nova Scotia
Beaver Harbor
Cook
Frank Snowden
Third Municipal Concert Delights Local Audience
A large crowd attended Music Hall for the third concert in the Mayor Quincy and Music Commission series. Part I featured Wagner Lohengrin excerpts with Else and Emma Juch praised alongside Barron Bertcald.
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Music Hall
Quincy
Music Commission
Wagner
Lohengrin
Else
Mise
Emma Juch
The
Eye
Bisg
Mr. Barron Bertcald
Women’s hotel trust sued in Boston equity case
Frank M. Porter Co. petitions for injunction and receiver over The Homestead Building Trust to fund a women’s hotel project near Tremont Street. Trustees Van Norden Moore Merrill face court action after alleged failure to pay $100 owed for advertising.
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Superior Court
Equity
Frank M. Porter Co
Homestead Building Trust
Frank FE. H. Gary
Frank M.porter Co
Howard D. van Norden
Tremont Temple
Benjamin F. Moore
Boston
Edwin C. Merrill
Newton
Frank M. Porter Company
Building Trust
Homestead Trust
City of
Mary J. Colby
Ada C. Rice
Homestead Court
Cyclorama Building
Tremont Street
Warren Avenue
Clarendon Street
Nao
Renitals
Gary
van Norden
Messia
Moore and Merrill
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Almyr
Jefferson Building
Adams House
J. Cresap McCoy
J. R. Powell
St. John, N. B
Tammany
the Brunswick
Cupid
Croker
Mazeteer
Hotel
Brunswick
Robert Mazet
Robert
Mazet
Post
Aft
Tively
Love
Mr. Mazet
M. Scott
Dorchester Ave
Railroa
Republican City Committee
Dr. Williams
C. M. Scott
D ® Williams
Victor
Seapleigu Coffee Coo
Montreal
Que
Viau & Frere
Notre Dame Street
Viau
Benoit
Palletier
Wilson's
Hanover St
Lady's Watch
Hanover St. Wilson's
Bosston
Hanover
Metropolitan Mig. Co
Franklin St
Tel
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hunover St
Ston
American House
Storm ER. A. Carlisle, Pt
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Foley
John Fuley
Honerington Street
Solema High
Chargch of the Sacred Heart
Hale
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Uele
Park Lane
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