Peruna praised by women for catarrh cure and weight gain
Miss J Newlove of Rochester credits Peruna with ending years of catarrh and a 36 pound gain after starting treatment. Myrtice James of Water Valley says it saved her life from a cold that turned into catarrh. Henriette Olberg, judge at world fairs, calls Peruna a valuable family medicine after overcoming throat and head catarrh. Thousands of letters from women support its efficacy and the ad invites readers to contact Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Peruna
Aforthe James
Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
River Street
Water Valley
North Dakota
Myrtice James
Henriette C. Olberg
Chicago
Omaha
National Flax-Hemp and Ramie Association
Distaff
Boston
Albert Lea
Minn
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Bank of Liverpool Faced With 850000 Losses
A trusted book keeper allegedly drained the Bank of Liverpool, with losses estimated at 850 500 dollars and counting. The bank warned the figure could rise as detectives investigate betting and dishonesty links. shares dropped on the exchange while the defaulter remained at large.
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Liverpool
Bank of Liverpool
Stock Exchange
Kerrigan May Recover From Typhoid Pneumonia
Boxer Patsey Kerrigan, 411, ill at his West End home with typhoid pneumonia, shows slight improvement as Dr. Berry notes lower pulse and temperature but a weak heart. Physicians rely on alcohol in pneumonia and Kerrigan’s system responds slowly. condition recognized after several days of illness, but a recovery remains possible.
Dickinson Named Again At Cambridge Library Hall
At the Library Hall Association convention in Cambridge Mayor David T. Dickinson won near unanimous indorsement with only nine of 106 votes against him. In the assessor race Peter P. Bleiler led with 76 of 118 votes. Ward 4 elected Sherman R. Lancaster to the school committee amid a single ward contest.
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Library Hall Association of
Cambridge
David T. Dickinson
Peter P. Bleiler
Sherman R. Lancaster
Ex President Grover Cleveland Ill at Home in Princeton
Reports from Princeton say ex-President Grover Cleveland is ill at his home after a recent hunting trip. A chill and threatened pneumonia prompted inquiries, with officials stating he is very ill.
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Trionton
N. J
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Steamer Barrigh Released and Berlin Play Extension
The Barigh, detained in Britain suspected as Boer filibuster, is released and will proceed to Hamburg. Chilean steamship first iron vessel to launch at Valparaiso next Sunday. William Gillette Sherlock Holmes success extends Lyceum run in London until Sir Henry Irving returns next April.
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London
Bar- Righ
Hamburg
Santiago DE Chili
Galveston
Chili
Valparaiso
William Gillette
Lyceum Theatre
Frohman
Lyceum
Sir Henry Irving
United States
Multiple Fires and Crimes Across Cities Highlight Nov 22
A St. Louis mine tipple burns with $60,000 loss. Indicted Rathbun faces murder charges as Rathbun’s claimed victim arrives. An 18 year old cadet is jailed 10 years for a fatal case. Archbishops adjourn with nothing to declare. A debt-free Madison Avenue Church raises $1,175 in 40 minutes. Louisville men gain a 10% wage raise for shop workers. A Wheeling fire destroys blocks and homes, worth $35,000. Studebaker notes good night as health improves. Archbisop Corrigan dines with Roosevelt, Cortelyou exits for Canton. A Providence factory fire causes $10,000 damage. Trigg Ship builds a tank steamer for Standard Oil at $439,000. A hunter Benjamin L. Tord commits suicide amid odd behavior. Maine game wardens hunt for "short" jobsters. a fine is paid. Bowdoin College receives $8,000 from Garcelon estate. Devery appeals against Jerome ruling in police oppression case.
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ST. Louis
Donk Bros. Coal Company
Collinsville
Ill
Jeffersonville
Ind
Rathbun
Newell C. Rathbun
Charles Goodman
Little Rock
New York
Oscar Kohn
Sarah Morowitz
Foster
General Sessions Court
Washington
United States
Catholic University
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Tommer
George B. Cortelyou
William R. Trigg Ship Building Company
Standard Oil Company
Berwick
Benjamin L. Tord
Brunswick
FISIL
Fred Snow
Great Island
Harpswell
San Francisco
Bowdoin College
Catherine M. Garcelon
William 8
Devery
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
O'Gorman
William Travers Jerome
O'Neill
Manchester Martyrs Anniversary by A. O. H. in Shea's Hall
The Military Division 43 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will mark the Manchester martyrs anniversary at Shea's Hall 45 Elliot Street on Sunday November 24 at 8 p.m. Speakers include Monsignor D O Callaghan the Hon Thomas Riley Dr P J Timmins the Hon M J Jordan Dr T J Dillon John J O Connor the Hon J Quinn Jr Dr T J Gallagher William J Cranin Suffolk County A O H president and others.
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Manchester
Shea’s Hall
Elliot Street
Monsignor
D. O’callaghan
D. D
Thomas Riley
P. J. Timmins
M. J. Jordan
T. J. Dillon
John J. O'Connor
J. Quinn, Jr
Connery Named in Lynn Mayor Race
Lynn November 22 Democrats name William P Connery as Democratic nominee for mayor of Lynn. The entry notes Alderman Connery as the candidate with a photo by Ames.
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Connery
Lynn
Ames
William P. Connery
Connery Nominated for Mayor by City Aldermen
Alderman William P. Connery of Ward 5 was unanimously nominated tonight for the mayoral post. The vote reflected strong backing from the council and signals a high profile bid in the upcoming campaign.
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Vention
William P. Connery
Melrose Republicans renominate mayor and city officers
The Melrose Republican conventions for mayoralty, Aldermen at large and school committee met in Hawthorne Hall last night with full delegate attendance. Mayor John Larrabee was renominated. Aldermen-at-large named were Charles W. H. Fredericks, Arthur H. Wolger, Clarence T. Fernald and Frank W. Foster. School Board nominees were W. Dol. Steward, Mrs. Sarah A. Day and Don E. Curtis.
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Melrose
Hawthorne Hall
John Larrabee
Charles W. H. Fredericks
Arthur H. Wolger
Clarence T. Fernald
Frank W. Foster
W. Dol. Steward
Sarah A. Day
Don E. Curtis
Somerville Democrats Nominate Kenney for Mayor
Somerville Democrats last evening nominated Alderman James W. Kenney of Ward 2 for Mayor. The vote was unanimous.
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Somerville
James W. Kenney
Tucker Wins Decision Over Broderick in Three Rounds
In Middletown Conn on November 22 Chick Tucker of New York defeated Patsy Broderick of Providence by decision in the third round of a scheduled 20 round bout.
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Middletown. Conn
Chick’’ Tucker
New York
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Roeber Defeats Nechad in Greco-Roman Title Bout
New York November 22 Ernest Roeber the champion defeated Nechad the Turk tonight in a Greco Roman wrestling test for the championship at the Lyceum in this city.
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New York
Ernest Roeber
Nechad
Tthe Nox Lyceum
Ward 18 Caucus Officers Arrested
Police arrested T. F. Flannery and P. F. Finneran, ward 18 caucus officials, on charges tied to caucus laws. They surrendered with bonds, to face court with pleas of not guilty. Finneran charged with voting more than once. Flannery with taking ballots from repeaters. The arrests follow a fierce aldermanic contest in Ward 18, amid earlier caucus disruptions. Finneran, 33, of 5 Vernon street. Flannery, 32, of 9 Elmwood street.
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T. F. Flannery
Cabot Street Bath House
P. F. Finneran
Flannery
Finneran
Timilty
O’foole
Michael
Ward 18
Vernon Street
Elmwood Street
City Bowling League Winners Sweep Matches
Boylston Meyers and Hub won straight games in the City Bowling League last night. Webster Carruth and Sudbury suffered straight losses as Cambridge ward dominated with high scores. Boylston posted a 2617 team total while all its games exceeded 90. Carruth struggled with poor scoring.
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Boylston
Meyers
Hub
Webster
Carruth
Sudbury
Cambridge Ward
Browning Team Wins Mercantile League Tilt Over Standard
The C. A. Browning & Co. defeated Standard Clothing Company in all three games of the Mercantile League series last night. Neither side overworked the pin boys as Standard fell by four pins in the deciding game. scores follow.
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C. A. Browning & Co
Standard Clothing Company
Standard
Egg and Beef clash in Market league at Carruths
The Egg and Beef teams collided at Carruths in the Market men's League. Beef lost every game by wide margins. Faulkner led the Egg smashers with 481 total points, while J Thomas posted the best single game with 184.
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Marketmen’s League
Carruth
Faulkner
J. Thomas
Threshie Emerges As Top Contender In New England Billiards
Charles Threshie defeated J M Parker 300 to 83 at the Hub rooms to extend his win streak to three and post a remarkable amateur New England average of 12 1 2. Paige and Hawes slated to meet Monday night as Threshie challenges for the championship.
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Charles Threshie
William A. Paige
New England
Hub Rooms
Threshie
J. M. Parker
Parker
Paige
Hawes
Mr. Miller
Booker T Washington speaks to Cambridge club crowd
Booker T Washington urged Cantaprngis Club in Cambridge to judge colored people by their best efforts. Mayor Dickinson gave a brief address. A 28 ton girder for a Tremont street theatre damaged a Western Union manhole, blocking Kneeland Albany streets after a wreck with a 14-horse truck.
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Booker T. Washington
Cambridge
Dickinson
R. 8
Western Union
Kneeland
Albany
Tremont Street
Horgan Men Pick Candidates for Ward 8 Council
The Democratic Club of Wards on Cambridge Street endorsed John A. Gargan and Barnett White for Ward 8 Common Council in the Dec 10 election. The caucus recount showed Gargan and White leading their rivals, with figures detailing gains over Hart Maynard and Weinburg. The club backed Mayor Collins and urged voters to support him, denouncing Hart’s administration and warning Hendricks Club against betrayal. A meeting is set for Sunday at 4:30 at the club rooms to rally for Collins.
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Democratic Club of Wards
Cambridge Street
Lomasney
Ward 8
Messrs
John A. Gargan
Barnett White
Common Council
Gargan
John A
Gee
Hart
Michael F
Maynard
Joseph A
McCarthy
Jeremiah J
White
Barnett
Weinburg
Hyman
Club
General Collins
Horfan
Hendricks Club
Republican Party
Collins
Engineers Aid Strikers In Now Haven Dispute
At St Aloysius Hall in New Haven on November 22 a message from engineers and firemen warned they will strike in sympathy if the company does not grant the switchmen’s demands. The meeting of the striking switchmen discussed the situation and potential actions.
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Haven
Genn
St. Aloysius Hall
Football schedule features Harvard Yale and more across campuses
Today a slate of games includes Harvard at Soldiers Field against Yale, Amherst versus Wesleyan at Amherst, High versus Hyde Park, Bowdoin hosting Colby in Waterville, Cornell at Ithaca against Vermont, Lafayette versus Lehigh in South Bethlehem, Vermont at North Carolina in Norfolk, Thayer Academy versus Dedham High at Charles River Park, Lynn clubs facing KH and Classical, Homestead meeting Philadelphia, South Boston versus East Boston on Locust Street, Riverside A A against Lincoln A A at Lincoln Park Somerville, and Teninsule A A versus Hampshire A A at M Street Playground.
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Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
Amherst
Wesleyan
Amherstmer High
Hyde Park High
Hydeark
Bowdoin
Colby
Waterville
Cornell
University of Vermont
Ithaca
Lafayette
Lehigh
South Bethlehem
University of North Carolina
Norfolk
Thayer Academy
Dedham High
Charles River Park
KH. H. &. of Lynn
Classical H
Lynn
Homestead
Philadelphia
South Boston High
East Boston High
Locust Street Grounds
Riverside A. A
Lincoln A. A
Lincoln Park
Somerville
Teninsule A
Hampshire A. A
M Street Playground
A Child Exchange in Berlin Sparks Charitable Plan
Berlin offers a novel child exchange where poorer families send children to country peasants for outings and receive city children in return. The program has proven successful and German women who started it hope to extend the scheme further.
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Berlin
Deaf husband spurs divorce dispute in courtroom
A dialogue shows a wife wanting a divorce over her husband's deafness though the lawyer notes he provides well and is not cruel. The wife retorts she tires of scolding as he becomes harder of hearing, prompting questioning of the complaint.
Filipinos Labeled Liars Surprise Army Officer
An army officer recalls a Filipino servant who confessed his habitual dishonesty while admitting he had never told the truth in many months. The exchange highlights stereotypes and self-deprecating honesty in a reflective anecdote from the islands.
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Islands
Impecunious Lord Deasy and Electric Vehicle Charge
A witty exchange notes how Lord Deasy finances owning and running an electric vehicle. Smythe quips that the expense is funded by charging the mechanism, implying a joke about the vehicle’s power source and costs.
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Brown
Lord Deasy
The Wife and Husband Quip on Marriage of Cook and Janitor
A humorous quip from Smart Set notes the couple reacting to a consolidation gone far as the cook is set to marry the janitor. The playful line reflects social satire on domestic roles and marriage ambitions.
Lassie Named In Joke About Scotch Collie
A brief quote recalls a scotch collie named Lassie from a humorous exchange. The line asks if any such dog is unnamed and answers with Lassie, noting the animal’s recognized name in a light, period-voice aside.
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Laddie
Lassie
Precedent Established in Conversation About Marriage
A dialogue recalls a claim that a woman has married other men, prompting questions about compatibility and commitment. The exchange centers on whether social precedent influences a potential marriage prospect. No names or places are provided in the readable text.
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted As Kidney Cure
A promotional feature urges testing urine for kidney disease and promotes Warner's Safe Cure. It claims cure for kidney, bladder, liver, and blood issues, featuring Virginia Townsend of Brooklyn as a testimonial. The ad offers a free trial bottle by writing the Medical Department in Rochester, with price listed at $1.00 per bottle.
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Warner
Virginia Townsend
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
Young People’s Temperance Union
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
United States
Canada
Minstrel Show Hosted by Parish Young Ladies Group
A minstrel show was staged under the auspices of the young ladies of the parish to support a local initiative. Event details and exact venue are not provided in the readable fragments.
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Young Ladies of the Parish of the
Church Benefit at Columbia Hall With Rose Bud Sextet
The Church of the Blessed Sacrament plans a Monday evening event at Columbia Hall featuring the Rose Bud Sextet and rag-time songs. Miss Catherine A. French leads as soloist, with Miss Mary A. Maloney and Miss Marie Power as end men and Miss Frances Maloney directing a 50-voice chorus. Proceeds support a new church to accommodate growing membership, with erection hoped this coming year.
It's Really Dreadful Her Sadness and Mad Madness
A compact line of feeling on extreme emotions. The speaker notes the depth of sadness and contrasting moments of gladness compared with her intense madness. The piece reads as a stylistic reflection on emotional extremes and inner turmoil.
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Rowley Street
Rochester, N. Y
Anna Rossiter
Norwood Avenue
Cleveland, O
Kerrigan
MR. Cleveland III
Lowney
News of the World
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Wheeling
W. VA
South Bend
Clem Studebaker
Archbishop Corrigan
Roosevelt
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Yale Sra
Democrats
Con
Kenney
Roeber
Turk
Melle
Tua
Imeline
Tis
EB. Harriman
Garbutt
Lawson O
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S Tis
Merriames LW
Merrill
Harriman
Andrews
Williams
Tis Wilkins
Weno
Seer
Heald
Ewes
Bol Mevers
Eam
Ape
Cooke Pldridge
ATS
McDonald
Jacques
Eames Ee
Shawee A
Gumbright
Pry
Tis Plimpton
Ross
Armstrong Ae Eee Eee
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O'Bryan
Browning
McLennan
Sais Neer
Faulkner Seed
Andrew Eeeee
Thomas Ee
Thomas Ee Cere
Smith Wane
Winters
Conley
J. Currier
McIntosh Weeerere
Beacon
Dickerman
Beacon Chambers
G H. Dickerman & Co
Stevens
Wilber
GEO. H. Dickerman & CO
Stouckiin Eee Owe Esaereeeee
Horgan
Him
Sim
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Purdy
Mary A. Maloney
Manhattan Studio
Frances C. Maloney
Lady Minstrels
Partridge
Catherine A. French
Miss Marie Power
Champa
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