Nervura Endorsed By Newport Fire Chief In Patented Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal cure for constipation biliousness indigestion and liver and kidney trouble. It cites Andrew J. Kerwin chief of Newport Rhode Island fire department reporting relief and endorses the remedy as prescribed by Dr. Greene of Boston Massachusetts with personal or letter consultation offered.
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Fire Department of
Newport
Dr. Greene
Andrew J. Kerwin
Fire Department
R. I
Kerwin
Boston
Mass
Immense crowd fills Mechanics' Building for 1898 fair
About 25 000 people attended the day and evening events, setting a new attendance record. Keith's Paul Revere Theatre hosted six free performances by Keith at his expense with acts by Satsume and Takezawa's Imperial Japanese troupe. Reeves's American Band performed, features included the American Republic march and Athalia overture. The domestic science department marked Thanksgiving Day with live exhibits on Swedish cooking and a grand decorated table. The exhibition continues with more features planned for the final week.
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Keith
Paul Revere
B. F. Keith
Satsume
J. W. Harrington
Failkouski
Takezawa
Grand Hall
Kane
Kah-nee
Reeves
Thiele
Santiago
B. R. Church
Spray
John Deane
Janet M. Hill
W. J. Clarke
Paul Revere Hall
Hawaiian Islands lecture reviewed by Burton Holmes
Burton Holmes lectured on Hawaii at Music Hall with illustrations of scenes from Hawaii and the trip from the Golden Gate. He described population details including 15 000 Portuguese 31 000 natives 60 mixed 2000 Englishmen 3000 Americans 25 000 Japanese and 22 000 Chinese and forecast Hawaii becoming a major commercial center of the Southern Pacific.
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Hawaiian Islands
Burton Holmes
Music Hall
Hawaii
Golden Gate
Southern
Pacific
Mrs McKinley Attends Nielsen Opera Performance
Mrs McKinley and a distinguished party attended the Nielsen Opera Company performance in Washington. After the third act Mrs McKinley requested Miss Nielsen sing the Star Spangled Banner with 120 in chorus, eliciting a standing ovation from the great audience. Also present were Vice President and Mrs Hobart Abner McKinley Senator Cullom Senor Iglesias Costa Rican president and minister Mme Calve.
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Washington
Skater Mabel Davidson Dies in St. Paul at 26
Mabel Davidson, a well known skater across Canada and the United States, died in St. Paul today from consumption at age 26.
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Mabel Davidson
ST. Paul
Canada
United States
Edward G. Asay Dies Veteran of Whiskey Trials
Edward G. Asay, once a prominent criminal owner, died today in Chicago. He rose to prominence during the whiskey trials of 1875.
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Chicago
Edward G. Asay
Camp Race Riot Amid Navy Needs in Alabama
In Anniston and Montgomery tensions rise as Third Alabama negro regiment members clash with white soldiers. A black soldier shoots Private Gildhart, others wounded, guards retreat, arrests made, saloons closed, militia armories looted, and a white soldier beaten.
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Montgomery
Ala
Anniston
Alabama
Gildhart
Second
Arkansas
Kentucky
Liberia
Dobson
Tennessee
Graham
Allen Recommends Reserve Force of 8000
The Navy Department report by Assistant Secretary Allen outlines ship procurement and care during the war, praising the Rodgers board for inspecting vessels and noting efforts to secure best prices. He calls for a naval reserve, uniform yard auditing, and consolidation of similar shops, with details from inspections of New England yards.
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Washington
Navy Department
Allen
Auxiliary Navy
Rodgers
Inspection Board
Admiral Porter
Franklin Square
Norfolk
Portsmouth
N. H
Secretary of the Navy
New England
New London
Boston
New York
Boston Yard
Free treatment for indigestion offered by Boston professor
Feeling the effects of Thanksgiving overload the public is told that Professor Rawson a stomach specialist at 7 Temple Place Boston offers free treatment today and tomorrow to prove his remedy. He claims thousands treated with no failures and invites sufferers to try his method.
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Rawson
Temple Place
Boston
Body recovered from theater ruins in San Francisco
A late afternoon recovery yielded an unrecognizable body believed to be a woman from the theater wreckage. Firemen continued searches amid reports that more bodies may be found as a strong odor of burnt flesh was noted at the rubble site.
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San Francisco
Yale Presidency Vote Seen Delayed to 1901
Yale alumni split over electing Judge Taft as president before the college bi centennial in 1901. Taft is favored by younger Western alumni but faces opposition from Eastern and older alumni backing Professor Ladd. President Dwight may stay on until 1901 per alumni petitions.
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Yale
Judge Taft
Ladd
Department of Philosophy
Dwight
Free Tuesday lectures revive deaf patients by Dr Wilson
At a public session the physician treated six deaf individuals including a deaf mute and an 88 year old woman. Within hours or minutes several regained hearing, with cases from 17 years of total deafness to near total loss. Audiences approved the doctor’s skill as Edison X ray displays and Swedish massage were shown and weekly free lectures were announced.
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Wilson
George Morang
Washington
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston St
Navy Yards Seek Repairs to Boost Efficiency and Readiness
The report notes Boston Navy Yard's strong labor pool and plans for improvements including a new dry dock and waterfront crane. It urges reorganizing the workforce to raise efficiency and maintain the yard as a leading repair facility, with Portsmouth Yard evaluated for its capacity and condition.
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Boston Navy Yard
Navy
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Construction Department For Steel Ship Building
Danvers Burglar Shot by Chief in Store Raid
Martin Kennedy about 20 years old was shot in the right side by Chief Bacon as he attempted to rob Frank M. Spofford’s Danvers grocery safe. Kennedy attacked with a meat cleaver, wounds to eyes nose and hands, not yet fatal. $11 in silver taken, store previously entered four or five times in five weeks. Kennedy fled through back door, was pursued and later arrested. chief’s injuries are described as severe but not life threatening. Kennedy to be charged with breaking and entering and assault with a deadly weapon if he survives.
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Danvers
Martin Kennedy
Bacon
Frank M. Spofford
Kennedy
Allioit
Rim
Bacor
Mead
Etatiaan
Wes
Robert K. Sears
Tade
Infant Stabbing Raises Charlestown Juvenile Case Record
A 9 year old boy Merrigan and 14 year old Stevens figure in a rare knife attack near Chelsea bridge. Stevens required treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital for a deep wound but survived. Merrigan was released after police questioning and no prosecution was pursued.
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Charlestown
Thomas Merrigan
Thomas Stevens
Gallagher
Stevens
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chelsea Bridge
Merrigan
Moulton Court
Santiago Celebrates First Thanksgiving Under U S Flag
In Santiago de Cuba on November 24, the city marked its first Thanksgiving under the American flag. Ships in the harbor flew flags and government workers noted the day. a planned football game between regulars and volunteers was postponed until Christmas due to warm weather and turkey shortages.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Santiago
Molloy Dies at 34 in South Boston Funeral Arrangements
Edward Molloy beloved husband of Ellen Molloy died at 34. Funeral from 166 Third Street Saturday at 8 30 a m with high mass at St Vincent s Church at 9 a m Relatives and friends invited. St John s Newfoundland and Montreal papers please copy.
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Nervura
Mechanics’ Fair
Johnson & Co
Parsons
Mrs
Mkinley
Miss Neilson
Porter
Victims OF Thanksgiving
The
Rubber Trust
Roberts Rubber Company
Trust
Jewellers
Camples
Haverhill
B. F. Witherby
C. R. Cox
Bacon of
Riously Kennedy
Patrick T. Stevens
Division 15
Merrigan House
Decatur Street
Stevers
A. W Weeeler & CO
Hanover St
Americ
Andrew J
Lloydec
Webster
St. Call
Galapagos
Bissell
Franklin St
DEA
Falb
Mostl
Providence, R. 1
Raymond Syndicate
Washington St
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