Munyons Rheumatism Cure Endorsed by Ship Officer
A Boston & Baltimore Steamship line officer, William H. Chase, cites relief from rheumatism, dyspepsia, and liver issues after using Munyon's Rheumatism cure and related remedies. Testimonials urge readers to visit druggists for a 25 cent bottle, with a money back promise if relief is not achieved. Free medical examinations are offered at the Munyon office in Boston Hotel Pelham.
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William H. Chase
Boston & Baltimore Steamship Line
Hotel Pelham
Boston
Munyon
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Munyon Remedy Company
Cor. Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Waterfront Notes on New Steamship Additions and Conversions
The Warren line adds the steamship Sachem, built in Bath, with a 15 day Liverpool to port voyage. The Everett Pierce seeks repairs. the Mary Whittridge, once a world record clipper, is now a coal barge. The Southern Cross may also convert to a coal barge. The Halifax voyage continues through winter. Boston prospects hinge on a sale and a new American-built replacement. Potential Brazilian navy purchase could affect shipbuilding orders. The North Atlantic Steamship Company may replace Britannia with an English or larger ship. The Landsman section closes.
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Warren Line
Sachem
Liverpool
Walters
Portland Steamboat Company
New England Shipbuilding Company
Bath
Everett Pierce
Nix
Burnham Bros.’ Railways
Gloucester
Mary Whitridge
Boston Towboat Company
Whittridge
Baltimore
Southern Cross
New Zealand
Constitution Wharf
New York
Halifax
Flint & Co
Boston
Yarmouth Company
Winsor
North Atlantic Steamship Company
Mr. Winsor
Britannia
Death of Adams man found in Hoosac River prompt inquiry
Charles W. Green of Adams was found in the Hoosac River this morning prompting an investigation. Authorities weigh three theories: accident, self harm, or foul play. Green had a rheumatic history and despondency, with last sighting near 7 p.m. by three Frenchmen whose account is in dispute. He showed head bruises and little water in the lungs.
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North Adams
Charles W. Green
Adams
Hoosac River
Green
Maple Grove
Tariff Problems and Income Tax Plan Proposed
Washington dispatch details Democrats of the Ways and Means Committee seeking a 2 percent income tax to raise about 50 million dollars with a high exemption to shield laborers and small salaries. They may adjust the rate or exemption later, retain beer and tobacco taxes, consider a sugar duty, strike reciprocity, and debate coal duties while preparing a bill for Congress in December.
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Washington
Democrats of the
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Louisiana
Nebraska
Sugar Trust
Germany
Spain
Cuba
Venezuela
Colombia
Haiti
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Alabama
Wilson
Congress
House
Fatally Assaulted Cranston Boy Sparks Mystery
Wayland Vaughan, 15, of Cranston died after an apparent bicycle accident. Investigators now believe he was pulled from his wheel by a man who knocked him on the head. Police search for clues as family cites a local grudge tied to Vaughan’s attention to a neighborhood girl.
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Providence
Wayland Vaughan
Cranston
Vaughan
Through passenger service linked Chicago and East via Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley railroad officials announced an agreement with the Grand Trunk for through passenger service between Chicago and the East via Niagara Falls. The arrangement, a continuation and improvement of the World’s Fair pact, takes effect next Sunday with a vestibuled train running daily in each direction.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Grand Trunk
Chicago
East
Niagara Falls
Banks Hoard Gold While Government Seeks Money Talk Fails
New York bankers refuse interviews with Secretary Carlisle, saying the government needs money not talk. They urge gold payments from importers using silver certificates, while banks accumulate gold and specie. Gold hoarding grows as government foots heavy payments with paper, pushing more debtors to use silver certificates.
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New York
Carlisle
Europe
Salvation Army Congress Draws Large New York Delegates
In New York on November 14 the Salvation Army congress and Columbian celebration attracted far more delegates than expected. The prayer meeting at Reade Street headquarters was unable to accommodate all, so Franklin Street Methodist Church was opened. General Ballington Booth and Commissioner Railton led the meeting.
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New York
Insurance agent in trouble in Worcester court
William G. Williams associate general agent of State Mutual Life Assurance Worcester with Boston office at 42 Congress street faces Municipal Criminal Court on a two count warrant from Insurance Commissioner Merrill. He allegedly made an unauthorized contract variance and allowed a premium rebate, violating Section 68 of insurance laws.
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William G. Williams
State Mutual Life Assurance Company of
Worcester
Boston
Congress Street
Municipal Criminal Court
Merrill
Walter H. Kaharl
Williams
Stamping Out Smallpox In City Emigrant Cases
The Board of Health adopts measures to treat smallpox cases from Irish emigrants. Dr. McCollum reports James Malloy as improving from confluent type illness. The three Tabor family members are in fairly comfortable condition.
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Board of Health
Ireland
McColl m
James Malloy
McCollum
Tabor
Hearing on caucus laws sparks heated exchange at State House
The legislature's investigative committee heard caucus reformers and 19th century political leaders discuss modernizing or abolishing caucuses. John Quinn urged ending ward and city caucuses and adopting universal or Australian ballot. Tense exchanges followed with Rep McCarthy and Rep Charles, who declined further participation. Moran and Merritt advocated Australian ballots, while Means urged no return to Republican methods.
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State House
Wellman
Malden
McCarthy
Charles
Rivers
John Quinn
South Boston
Boston
Charlies
Quinn
Charies
Rapid Transit
Josiah Quincy
Matthews
Mr. Moran
M. M. Merritt
Chelsea
Robert F. Means
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Trenton
N. J
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
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Wood
Salvation Army Congress
Ctambridge
Trade Association Hawk
Central Square
Father Scully
A. KH. Reynolds
Bancroft
T. F. Williams
Boston Post
Daily Post
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Post
MR. Quinn
Sore
Newton
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Walnut Street
Boston & Albany
Lyman
Newtonville
E. F. Partridge
The
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Enen Aynes
Drean City
Mall
Ok St
Perry Dav
Vis & Son
Brovide Son
Brovidence
R. Z
Keeley
United States
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Keeley Institutes
Lexington
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Springfield
North Adama
A. C. Dow
Tremont Street
Merfedideeh
Cole Akerson
Mair
Address Remedy CO
Oylsten
Besis
Gordon
Democratic City Committee of
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Winter Street
Thomas F. Delhanty
Edward L. Quigley
Board of Street Commissioners
City of Ordered
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Dorchester
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Leonard Street
J. W. Morrison
Eules
Mother Howard
DR. Gordon Remedy CO
Tremontrow
Post, Herald, Globe
London
Ripple
Baffin’s Bay
Aurora
Bjoriig
Kalvennius
Smith’s Sound
Smith's Sound
Carey Island
Ellesmere Land
Lawrence
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Bartholomew's Church
Dudley
Kentucky
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Chickering Hall
House OF Correction
Thomas Moore
Middlesex House of Correction
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