Boston dermatologist to perform cosmetic facial operations
John H. Woodbury and a New York surgeon will be in Boston at 11 Winter Street from November 15 to 18 to offer operations for correcting facial irregularities and blemishes. Appointments urged for this service. The institute says noses ears scars and skin diseases can be erased and flat noses can be reshaped with a gold bridge.
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John H. Woodbury
New York
Boston
Winter Street
John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
Woodbury
Mass
Remarkable Ear Surgery Promises Invisible Changes
An ear alteration procedure involves removing a thin internal tissue shave and stitching, with a ten day bandage period, leaving the patient looking different. Local anesthetics allow painless shaping by the surgeon.
Brazil President Declares Martial Law in Rio Janeiro
A Times despatch from Rio Janeiro says President Moraes has issued a thirty day martial law decree amid growing evidence of a political conspiracy linked to the recent assassination attempt. The city remains quiet and public opinion backs the executive, while the police prefect resigns and street gatherings are banned. The overall situation is considered to be improving.
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London
Times
Rio Janeiro
Moraes
Reverend Bliss Attacks Utah Mormon Power and Polygamy
The Rev. Charles R. Bliss, financial agent of Salt Lake College, argues that polygamy persists in Mormon practice and that church influence over Utah legislation endangers state governance. He cites Provo-Enquirer editor Edward Partridge and warns that church control could shape laws, urging moral action over further legislation to counter Mormon influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Bliss
Salt Lake College
Utah
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Somerville
Mormon Church
Provo-Enquirer
Edward Partridge
Joseph Smith
United States
Wilford Woodruff
Partridge
Christ
Christian Church
James Sullivan Drowned Off Narragansett Pier
The body of James Sullivan of Chelsea Mass and crewman on the battleship Massachusetts was found at Narragansett Pier. He drowned when a catboat with Richard Nagie overturned off Lion's Head three weeks ago while voyaging from Newport to New York. The body was found in citizen clothes, badly battered by rocks, and is in the care of officials.
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Wickford
R. I
James Sullivan
Chelsea
Mass
Massachusetts
Narragansett Pier
Asa Stedman
Sullivan
Richard Nagie
Newport
New York
Madrid Tobaccos Policy Seen Favorable to Woodford
London dispatch reports Senor Moret the colonies minister promises to study tobacco prohibition and cabled Marshal Blanco for information. With improving Spain United States relations Moret favors granting General Woodford's request.
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London
Madrid
The
Daily Mail
Senor Moret
General Woodford
Marshal Blanco
Spain
United States
Woodford
Modern Daniel Sermon at YM Union Vesper Service
The vesper service at YM Union was led by Rev. Augustus P. Record of Austin Street Church Cambridge who spoke on A Modern Daniel. A fine musical program followed by the Austin Street Church choir featured Mrs H Carlton Slack Miss Adah C Hussey David K E Newland Nathan F Lincoln George Mendall Taylor as accompanist and director.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Augustus P. Record
Austin Street
Cambridge
Daniel
Austin Street Church
H. Carleton Slack
Adah C. Hussey
David KE. Newland
Nathan F. Lincoln
George Mendall Taylor
Fels-Naptha Praised as Cold Weather Cleaner Soap
The soap is described as a scientific cleaner soap with naptha blended scientifically. It is touted as kinder to skin than rough work soaps and effective in lukewarm water. Benefits noted for cold weather include less chapping of hands compared to hot water washing.
Manchester Martyrs Commemoration Planned by O'Reilly Club
The John Boyle O'Reilly Club met at 198 Hannover Street and decided to mark the death of the Manchester martyrs Allen Larkin and O'Brien. A gathering will be held at Irish American Hall in South Boston on November 23 with addresses by numerous speakers urging Irish readiness for the 1798 rebellion centennial celebration and asserting Ireland must win justice by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle O’reilly
Hannover Street
Manchester
Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Boston
Timothy Hayes
James Demsey
Lynn
James Ryan
John M. Cotter
William F. Henderson
Patrick McManus
John R. Collins
William
Mr. Rice
Paris
the Park
William Gillette
England
Johnson
Bowdoin Square
May Wheeler
John Cain
Charles A. Pusey
Matthews
Harris
Lettie LeVyne
Milo
Valesca
Wallace Campbell
James K. Keene
Grand Theatre
Millie James
James J. Corbett
Grand Opera House
Charles Stewart Parnell Associates Meet in Hampden Hall
A meeting of the Charles Stewart Parnell Associates was held in Friendship Hall Hampden Street yesterday with Joseph Madden in the chair. About 100 members registered with 17 initiations and 20 applications. The group, composed of Ward 11 voters and taxpayers, discussed increasing initiation fees and thanked the Post for its past favors including defeating the single chamber bill.
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Charles Stewart Parnell Associates
Friendship Hall
Hampden Street
Joseph Madden
Ward If
Madden
Post
Boston
Messrs. Madden
McGee
McCormack
McCluskey
Richardson
Hat Dilemma at Stage Sighting In Chicago Record
TJ asked a young woman in front to remove her big hat so he could see the stage. She refused saying holding it in her lap still blocked his view.
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Chicago
National Horse Show Opens Amid Glorious Hype in New York
The thirteenth annual National Horse Show opens at Madison Square Garden with 1600 plus entries across hackneys trotting hunters harness and saddle classes. Judges include Alexander Morton and Prescott Lawrence as fashion leaders fill arena boxes and John Jacob Astor and James Stillman are among prominent exhibitors. The event promises top quality stock and a season’s premiere of society and spectacle.
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New York
National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
Alexander Morton
Gowan Bank
Scotland
James Wood
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Alexander B. McLaren Aurora
Ill
David Bonner
A. C. Hall
T. Harbison
Lexington
Prescott Lawrence
C. E. Mather
Philadelphia
J. D. Cheever
George Work
Haward Morrell
W. G. Gulliver
George R. Read
R. W. Rives
W. Rutherford
Trumbull Carey
F. C. Stevens
Attica
John Robinson
Hull
Charley Bates
Eli
B. Jordanston
J. #. Widener
Dorr and Cuban conflict mark New York and Washington reports
Obituary notes Henry C. Dorr of New York dies at 217 West Fourteenth Street born 1820 Providence Rhode Island. Also summaries Gomez Cuban proclamation rejecting autonomy and US diplomatic reactions, plus local election rallies and candidate filings in Boston area wards 17 7 10 11 20 24 ahead of ballots.
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New York
Henry C. Dorr
West Fourteenth Street
Providence
R. L
Brown
Thomas Wilson Dorr
Dorr
Suffrage Party
Rhode Island
Samuel W. King
Newport
King
Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Stephen’s Church
Conversationalist P uffington noted for taciturn style
Quote from Philadelphia North American discusses Colonel Puffington as an expert conversationalist. Babel remarks his taciturn manner gives others many chances to speak. The exchange highlights how a restrained host fosters dialogue and engagement.
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Skinner
Colonel Puffington
Babel
Philadelphia
Mail Carrier Robbed of Registered Mail in Warren
Warren Idaho November 14 A lone highwayman held up a mail carrier last night forced him to cut open mail sacks and took all registered mail and letters about 4000 dollars in cash was seized sheriff and ten deputies pursued at once
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Warren
Idaho
German cafe opens at Hotel Touraine draws Harvards Yale patrons
Boston's Hote Touraine launches a cosmopolitan German cafe after hours for ladies and guests, running to 1 a m. The post reports nearly 200 turned away on a busy Friday and Saturday as Harvard and Yale crowds flock to the new after dinner refuge. Manager Hart and Mr Whipple Jr praise the venture as high class and designed for regular guests and after theater visitors alike.
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Boston
Harvard
Yale
Bohemia
Whipple, Jr
Hart
Post
Ange
Waldorf
New York
Mrs. Wyatt Denies Withdrawing From School Board Race
Rumors that Mrs. Mary L. Wyatt would withdraw from the Republican caucus race for the School Board in Holton Hall West Medford are unfounded. A canvass manager says she remains in the race and notes no A P A involvement, adding her friends expect her election based on merit.
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Mary L. Wyatt
Holton Hall
West Medford
Enthusiastic Ward 2 Council Candidate Meeting
A crowded Columbia Hall East Boston hosted a rally for Joseph F. Hickey candidate for Common Council Ward 2. Speakers included Fred B. Andrews Philip J. McArdle John J. Douglass Joseph A. Frazier and Walter Griffin presiding.
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Joseph F. Hickey
Columbia Hall
Boston
William Jennings Bryan
George Fred Williams
Walter Griffin
John H. Hickey
Fred B. Andrews
Philip J. McArdle
John J. Douglass
Joseph A. Frazier
Thomas F. Clark
Pacific cable survey reveals uneven seafloor near Honolulu
Warrimoo reports H M S Penguin surveyed Suva to Honolulu route. Uncharted patches exist but lie under seven to eight fathoms of water and are not navigational hazards. New South Wales gold yield for quarter to Sept 30 amounts to 991 ounces valued at £351,803 with notable strikes near Kanowna. A rush forms as individuals report large gold finds including 20 and 50 ounces in dishes.
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Vancouver
B. C
Warrimoo
Australia
Penguin
Fiji
Suva
Honolulu
New South Assembly
New South Wales
Kanowna
Tremont Tonight Hosts Henry Arthur Jones Comedy The Physician
Boston theatre listings report E Willard and company opening a five week engagement at Tremont with Jones new comedy The Physician and a Dickens adaptation Tom Pinch. Cast changes at museum and Boston Theatre draw attention to Everitt Willard Clara Van Buren Maude Granger Christie MacDonald and others.
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Willard
Brooklyn
The
Mr. Willard
Frank Daniels
New York
Boston Theatre
Museum
Miss van Buren
Boston
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Brazil
Modern Daniel
Theae
Caff-o-lyne Fill Co
Kass
Manchester Martyrs
John Boyle O'Reilly
Gotham Horse Show
Boston Society
H. C. Dorr
Gomez
Washington
McKinley
State Department
Day
Cuba
White House
Workingman’s Democratic Club
Ward 17
Williams Hall
Albert A. Piller
Bryan Democratic Party
Thomas Riley
Michael L. Caples
Frank H. Gaffney
Thomas H Brophy
R. Sydney Duncan
Mr. Riley
Common Council
Daniel M. Driscoll
Quinn
Hudson Street
Mr. Driscoll
John A. Kelther
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Keither
Senator Quinn
Patrick Brickley
Michael T. Callahan
Martin F. Dooley
William H. Sullivan
John H. Falvey
Cornelius F. Desmond
Edward White
Alpheus Sanford Club
Mattapan
Dorchester
Oakland Hall
Mr. Sanford
Quincy Democratic Club
Anderson Hall
Pleasant Street
William A. McDevitt, Jr
Board of Aldermen
John H. Griffin
Quincy
McDevitt
Griffin
Edward J. Murphy
Dorchester Avenue
Linden Street
Joseph J. Farren
Nagl
WM. G. Bell CO
Little
Touraine
Bryan
Late Australian News
Augustus Pitou
Augustus Cook
M. J. Jordan
Edwin Mordant
A. C. Deltwyn
Roberts Geo. Princefort
Harry Pearson
Wheeler
Carina Jordan Knott
Murray
Ireland
Billy Carter
Frank McNish
J. J. Cain
Hanley & Jarvis
Weston Sisters
Mitchell
Jess Newell
Smevete Pusey
Ashton & Conrad
Matthews & Harris
Dover Sts
Ariety
Barr and Evans
Johnnie QuigLry
Emma Cotrelly
McLean and Hall
Dick Sands
Chalk Saunders
JO Phillips
Frank Walsh
Continunous
Tremont Theatre
John B. Schoeffel
E. S. Willard
the Physician
Henry
Arthur
Model Playhouse
Tremont and
Washington Streets
Robert Hilliard
Auguste van Biene
Sig. Quinto Zani
Biograph
Tremont
Tony Cummings
Tremont St
Fishmng
Haddon Chambers
BCS
Stevenson
Sears
Eugene Tompkins
France
Boston Museum
Circus Giris
EL Batre
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohmans
Empire Theatre Stock CO
Tremont Temple
Rossancertin
Boston Rats
Columbi Tani
Terry Gow
Shaun Rhue
Austin & Stone’s
Tremont Row
Myrtie Peek
Great Penne
Arie Ronza
Cora Beckwith
Klondike
Arthur St. Andrassy
Jas. Eve. A Ned
Opera House
Cooper
Trilby
Wee Cycling Academy
Tremont Street
the Palace
Leespinnee
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