Healing the Sick a Marvellous Exhibition at Bromfield Street
Dr Henson drew a large enthusiastic crowd at the Bromfield Street Methodist church yesterday, surpassing all former records with miraculous healings. Children in braces walked, adults regained use of limbs, and the scene drew cheers as many testified to cures. consultations are free at his Quincy House office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Henson
Bromfield Street
J. A. Shoemaker
Columbus Avenue
Quincy House
Brattle Street
Wife and Nephew Weigh Mine In Denver Bond Affair
Eunice Atwood takes charge of her husband’s estate after his death in Boston while pressuring to settle. She seeks control as administratrix with a Denver banking house willing to bond up to 200000 dollars. The late Mr Atwood had planned to name his nephew Frank H Atwood executor, a claim supported by one eye witness as the will’s likely approach. Eunice, active in business and living with a Milton brother, contests the settlement alongside Frank H. and others in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Atwood
Hotel Pelham
Atwood
Denver
Sherman L. Whipple
Eunice Atwood
Boston
Frank
H. Atwood
Frankie
Frank H
Milton
Atwoods
Threat of Disclosures Ties to Grant Bros Failure
Mrs. Van Sickle wife of John K. Van Sickle of Grant Bros brokerage warns of sensational disclosures that will shock Wall Street regarding the firms 195000 shortage. Assignee Ernest G. Stedman and clerks move on the defunct books as partners Frederick and Charles Grant remain tight lipped about the loss and Van Sickle’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Ernest G. Stedman
van Sickle
Frederick
Charles F. Grant
Grant Bros
Broadway
Third Armbruster Lecture on Great Song Composers
Mr. Carl Armbruster delivered the third of four lectures yesterday afternoon in Association Hall before a fair sized audience. He explored notable world composers and their impact on song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armbruster
Carl Armbruster
Association ‘Hall
Post man ties Oscar Neilson to Clinton flight and barn sleep
Worcester reports trace the accused killer of Gustav Erickson via a postman's investigations noting Neilson left the murder scene around 9:30 pm, slept in a deserted barn near Boylston Centre, and passed Clinton by noon. Eyewitnesses describe Neilson's size, hat, and gait while others place him at railroad yards at 3:30 am. Police plan grand jury pursuit as Mrs Erickson posts $1000 bail. she attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Oscar William Neilson
Gustav Erickson
Neilson
Clinton
Erickson
Fitchburg
John T. Andrews
Boylston Centre
Clinton and
Boylston
Mr. Andrews
Andrews
Mary Lester
Mary
John Warner
Warner
Joseph Fournier
John Livingston
Warner House
Chief Stone
Hus
Harvey G. Depue
Nashua
Stone
Pretty Women at Butler Relief Ball in Odd Fellows Hall
Natives of Prince Edward Island danced in Paul Revere Hall at the Butler Relief Association’s second grand ball. A large attendance, refined gowns, and an hour of concert by Nutter’s Orchestra preceded a grand march. Dancers, including Frank W. Garran, Miss Annie I. Curtis, and others, filled the night with music and elegance, continuing until 2 a.m. after a supper intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Relief Association
Odd Fellows
Frank W.W. Garran
Annie I. Curtis
Frank P. Brown
Marie B. Gilroy
Henry J. Slocomb
Rebecca Golden
Frank Frisbee
Katheryn Harrington
Association
T. H. Currian
Miss Shepard
Mr. Garvan
Frank
Mary Kuhn
Lillie Leahy
Mary Manning
Rose Foulard
Catherine Harrington
Nora Hayes
Minnie Bernhardt
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Claim Cure for Catarrh
The leaflet argues internal remedies cure catarrh by cleansing the blood and cites Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a modern solution. It notes tablets dissolve in the mouth reach the mucous membranes, contain no cocaine or opiates, and suit both children and adults with a Rochester user praising relief and improved hearing. The product is sold by druggists at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
C. R. Rembrandt
Rochester
N. Y
Soldier in England confesses to killing wife in United States
A dated letter from Hampshire authorities reports William Barrington Taylor alias John Colnwood confessed on May 14 to poisoning his wife Nellie Colnwood at Three Rivers Junction Massachusetts and casting her body into a river. He awaits Hamp shire assizes on November 19 for attempted suicide by hanging. No local records confirm the couple in Three Rivers.
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Three Rivers
Gosport
William Barrington Taylor
John Colnwood
Nellie Colnwood
Three Rivers Junction
Mass
Colnwood
Hampshire Assizes
Cornwood
Systematic Charity Addressed by Bonaparte and Brackett in Cambridge
Southern gentlemen Charles J. Bonaparte and Jeffrey Brackett of Baltimore spoke at Epworth M E Church Cambridge on socialism and charity. Bonaparte argued that almsgiving alone does not constitute true charity, urging thoughtful, effective support for the hungry and needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Associated Charities
Epworth M. E. Church
Charles J. Bonaparte
Jeffrey Brackett
Baltimore
Pre Saar
Trinity district Liberal victory in colonial election
Newfound land returns from Trinity district show three Liberals winning by 691, marking the most decisive shift in the contest. Trinity, previously carried by the Tories by about 1400, now reflects a major swing to Liberal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s, N. F
Trinity
Run-Down Health and Cod Liver Oil Advertisement
A vintage advertisement urges readers to keep Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil in mind as a remedy for run down health, especially for women and children. It offers a sample from Scott & Bowne at 409 Peach Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Portance
Scott & Bowne
Peash Street
New York
Their First Ball at Prince Edward Island Association
The first grand ball of the Prince Edward Island Association was held in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics' building last evening. A large crowd gathered as natives of the island attended a concert from eight to nine followed by a grand march and dancing until early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Edward Island Association
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Island
Blizzard's Rage Hits Lacrosse And Midwest Towns
A blizzard rages in Lacrosse Wisconsin with heavy snow and near zero temperatures. In Deadwood South Dakota the worst storm of the winter begins with light snow and deepening cold. Dubuque Iowa reports a general snow storm two inches deep and ongoing.
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Lacrosse
Wie
South Dakota
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Deadwood
Dubuque
Prairie Du Chien First Snow Falls In November
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin reports the season's first hard snow tonight piling to five inches on the level and continuing to fall through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Public firehouse inquiry in Waltham on Oct 6 blaze
A public investigation in Waltham into the burning of the South Street fire station on Oct 6 heard witnesses who largely denied liquor in the building. Arch ie Emery, a fireman suspected of starting the blaze, was described as acting oddly before the fire. Several witnesses testified to Emery’s intoxicated behavior on prior occasions. Walter I Richardson admitted keeping liquor in his closet and drinking freely. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow evening.
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Waltham
Council
Charles H. Mann
George W
Strickland
Arthur Bell
Peter Penderberry
Charles T. Davis
William H. Downs
Walter I. Richardson
J. W. Higgins
Archie Emery
Emery
Meteorites Scarce Report From Observatory Watch
Observers at a noted observatory scanned the eastern sky awaiting meteor showers. By 1:30, no celestial display had appeared, leaving astronomers awaiting a notable meteor event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Baryars Observatory
Mithey Exen
The Wiliard Matinee at Tremont Theatre
B 8 Willard presented J M Barries The Professors Love Story yesterday afternoon at Tremont Theatre. The piece has long been a favorite in Willard repertoire and retains strong public appeal rendered in a finished artistic touch by the actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Willard
J. M. Barrie
Mr. Willard
Brave firemen avert big fire at oil office
Forty fearless firefighters rushed to a burning oil office at 2 0 Franklin Street near Batterymarch. They battled a smoke filled, barrel stacked room and prevented a possible explosion, risking their lives for ten perilous minutes as the blaze threatened the entire oil brokers district and several tall buildings. An automatic electric alarm saved a different fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underhay Oil Company
Franklin Street
Batterymarch
Van Nostrand Wins Injunction Over Trade Mark Substitution
A Massachusetts Supreme Court injunction bars John H. McGee from selling any ale or malt liquor in Van Nostrand’s brew name P. B. Ale or any colorable imitation. The ruling, the first of its kind, sets a precedent for protecting trade marks when goods are served without visible labels, establishing a legal remedy against substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Supreme Court
John H. McGee
Alonzo G. van Nostrand
van Nostrand
Flood damages West Forty second street in New York
A broken large water main in West Forty second street floods the foundation excavation for a new public library site on the old reservoir. Water overflows into Forty second street threatening basements and cellars between Fifth and Sixth avenues, with masonry damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Forty-second Street
Forty-second Street
Fift
Sixth Avenues
Siemens to Perform in New York and Boston Stage Moves
Boston theatre news notes Siemens the pianist arriving from Europe to appear with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and tour with the Kaltenborn Orchestra of New York. Tremont Theatre shifts bill to Willard in Tom Pinch, six nights. Quo Vadis at Boston Theatre praised as a dramatic festival with star talent. Unions of Frohman company receive warm Boston welcome. Hackett in The Pride of Jennico to Boston Museum. Lost River Ora at Park Theatre. Sapho at Bowdoin Square. Miss Priant at Columbia. Secret Service and Sunshine of Paradise Alley drawing crowds at Grand Opera House and Grand Theatre. Joe Hart and Carrie de Mar star at Keith’s. Foy and Clark at Howard. Bessie Bonehill to London after Music Hall run. Chauncey Marian-Hoo sier couple noted at Austin & Stone's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ee Siemens
Rman
New York
Rotterdam
Siemens
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Kaltenborn Orchestra
Tremont Theatre
Willard
Tom Pinch
Dickens
Martin Chuzzlewitt
David Garrick
Boston Theatre
Wilton Lackaye
Eliza Proctor Otis
Aubrey Boucicault
Bijou Fernandez
Edmund D. Lyons
Frank Mordaunt
Charles Riegel
Carlotta Nilsson
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre
Hollis Street Theatre
Lord and Lady Algy
James K. Hackett
Jennico
Boston Museum
Mary Sanders
Ora
Park Theatre
Little Lady
Laura Alberta
Sapho
Bowdoin Square
Foy and Clark
The
Howard
Foy
Miss Clark
Bessie Bonehill
Empire
Tivoli
Pavilion
London
Chauncey Marian-Hoosier
Austin & Stone’s
Gertrude Bennett Dramatic Recital At Steinert Hall
Miss Gertrude Bennett presents a 3 30 afternoon recital featuring Anthony Hope story The Philosopher in the Apple Orchard Shelley's Ode to a Skylark A Japanese Lullaby by Eugene Field Maeterlinck selections The Ladies of St James Austin Dobson When She Comes Home Riley monologue Le Colonel et Sous Lieutenant in French Carl Sobeski accompanies with songs including one of his own compositions
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Gertrude Bennett
Steinert Hall
Colonel
Winter excursion tickets to Southern Pines Pinehurst on sale
Seaboard Air Line Railway announces winter excursion fares to Southern Pines and Pinehurst with similar tickets to Camden from key southern points including Ashington D C. Double daily through Pullman drawing room and buffet cars run from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Richmond. Trains stop at Pennsylvania railroad stations with steamer connections at Norfolk and Portsmouth. Contacts: W C Shoemaker in New York C L Longrcott in Boston M McConnell in Washington and the general passenger agent at Portsmouth Va E St John L S AL V P G M Gen Pass Agt.
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Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Camden
Ashington
D. C
Pullman
New York
Philadelph
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk
Portsmouth
W. C. Shoemaker
General Hastern
Broadway
C. L. Longcort
New England
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
M. McConnell
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
ST. John
AL . V.P
G. M. Gen
Boy Newsboy Hit by Electric Car in Jamaica Plain
John Spellman a 12 year old newsboy living on Lee Street Jamaica Plain was knocked down by an electric car on Centre Street near Farris Avenue yesterday morning. He was taken to City Hospital in critical condition with both legs injured.
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John Spellman
Lee Street
Jamaica Plain
Centre Street
Farris Avenue
Spellman
Hosa
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Bromfield St
Peet Setack
Fratore
How Butler Relief Association
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Islanders’ Association
Blizzard
Storm
Harvard
Kruger
Port Said
Genlderland
Board
Mineer
P. B. Ale
J. H. McGee
Hamilton Pl
Winter Sta
Oxford
Bessie, Bonehill, Montgomery
Frank Cushman
Harry Thorne & Co
Three Brothers
Melrose, Seeley & West
Corinthian Four
Alma
Dogs and Monkeys
Bessie Gilbert
Ren’d Orch
Aden Musee
MUSEE
Castle
Tremont St
Tre
Tel
Nell Gwynn
Miss Bennett
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Florida and
West India
N. G
8. C
Carolinas
MR. E. S
Keith
J . K. Mee
Clara " Mile. Ameta
Dillon Brothers
Jane Courthope
Anna Teresa Berg
Gordon Eldred
American Biogram
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Etta Butler
Ben Harney
Charles T. Ellis
Maxwell and Simpson
Alabama
Fourty
Craigs
Oscar Smith
Grand Opera House
George W. Magee
Tremont
Julius Cahn
Beeston
W. Gillette
Paradise Alley
Symphony Hall
Trauss Akd
Vienna
BUDPG
Orchestra
Aronson
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
G& Vadis
Isaac B. Rich
Ironman
Empire Theatre Company
Wm. Faversham
Guy Standing
Edwin Stevens
Jos. Wheelock, Jr
E. Backus
W. H. Crompton
Margaret Dale
Apa
Ubrd
Daniel Frohman
A. Hackett
Itha Galland Pride
Coree Theatre
Marie Dressler
Aint
Queen of the Orient Burlesquers
Carr and
Square Theatre
Tremont Row
Morlan
Teklawarlund
Austin & Stone
Palace
Harry Bryant
Haymarket
York
Providence and
Sound Steamers
South Station
Beekman’s
Washington St
Geo. F. Tilton
City Page
Congress St
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