Multiple Drug Stores Listed By Boston Street Corners
A long OCR list catalogs numerous drug stores by name and street in Boston areas including Klein's Woodward's Swett's Putnam's Beacon Bradley's Jaynes's Stowell's Sheppard's Priest's Gaylord's Morris's Mintyre's Parker's Colburn's Trafton's Bartlett's Graves's Cooley's Mach's Olger's Colton's Marcy's Cherry's Michael's Atchinson's Terce's Enelon' s Simball's Nims's Aires's Coleman' s Tate's Finney's Souther's Blank's Choateh's Dexter's Knight's Peser's Knowlton's Gale's Messinger's Wingate's People's European Sawyer's Biskind's Joyce's Tucker's Drury's Gordon's Jernegan's Hayman' s Morris's Chiver's Graves's Page's Leary's Copl ey Bourne's Cobe's Bradford's Durkee's Woodward's 820 Warren St. George's Baton' s McCarthy's Kelsey' s Kimball's Stacy's Joyce's Curtis' s Kiley's Broadway Willson's Tobin's Cambridge Orne's Reycroft's Hunt's Bailey's Thorne dike's Reeve's Bartlett's Hubbard's Gunningham's Comb's Saunders's Maverick Woodbury's Fraser's Day's Nadeau's Crocker's Bellangham Freeman's McRill's Nadgh's Nesmith's Ames's
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Shawmut Ave
Atchinson’s
Terce’s
Washington St. Jetd’s
Washington St
Forest Hills
Charlestown
Poker duel ends with guard murdered after jailhouse gamble
A Tennessee gambler named Simon Swift wins a high stakes poker game with guard Ellis in a jail near Charleston. Swift pockets the winnings and slips away after a late night showdown. Early next day Ellis is found dead in a rear cell with a tiny bottle nearby.
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Charleston
S. C
Tennessee
Simon Swift
Wheeler
Swift
Ellis
Bis
Comiis
Sailor Deignan Pleads for End to Public Kisses
Navy sailor O W Deignan, famous for the Merrimac, complains of being kissed by chorus girls in New York and telegraphed from Iowa. He says the kisses are not heartfelt, risks a punch from a man, and requests the kissing stop, noting mothers’ kisses hold real value. The tale contrasts New York quick pecks with Iowa deliberate salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
O. W. Deignan
Iowa
Deignan
Waldorf-Astoria
Santiago Harbor
Boston
General Wood Reports Clean, Orderly Santiago Post
Washington Nov 25 General Wood in Santiago reports rations sent along the coast and inland by pack trains to aid return to farms. He says Santiago is as clean and healthy as any American seacoast town south of Fortress Monroe and notes no murders since occupation.
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Washington
Wood
Department of Santiago
War Department
Seacoast
Interior
Santiago
Fortress Monroe
Phi Delta Theta elects president declines and names Moore
At the Columbus convention General J Edward Brown was unanimously elected president but declined. He nominated J Clark Moore of Philadelphia who was chosen. Other officers include Secretary Frank D Swope Treasurer H H Ward Reporter Hugh T Miller Historian MacClung Ratcliffe. Mary French Field read Eugene Field writings and was elected daughter of the fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. Edward Brown
J. Clark Moore
Philadelphia
Frank D. Swope
Louisville
H. H. Ward
Cleveland
Hugh T. Miller
Indianapolis
MacClung Ratcliffe
Mary French Field
Eugene Field
Field
Miss Field
Evangelist Dr. L W Munhall to Lead Boston Noon Meetings
Dr L W Munhall famed evangelist who has held services in many cities and led a month at the Moody and Sankey tabernacle on Tremont Street will conduct the Evangelistic Association of New England noon meetings at Bromfield Street Church starting November 28. He has traveled widely in foreign lands and is regarded as one of the nation’s strongest evangelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Munhall
Union
Big Tabernacle
Moody and Sankey
Tremont Street
Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street
Munhall
Dr Ball's Cough Syrup Claims Cure for Children's Colds
An old advertisement touts Dr Ball's Cough Syrup as invariably curing children's colds and lists a sale price of 25 cents.
Court Awards $2500 for Breach of Promise in Long Courtship
In Pennsylvan ia Miss Sophie Gehring sued Daniel Mayer for breach of promise after a 22 year courtship. The court awarded about $2600, calculating roughly 31 cents a day for years of waiting and notes. Mayer delayed marriage until his widowed mother died then ended the engagement, prompting the suit and verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Sophie Gehring
Daniel Mayer
Mayer
Sophie
Boy Dies After Vitriol Attack In Riverside NJ
In Trenton on November 25 a youth Joseph Schroppler taunted by a girl left a Riverside factory in anger. He was chased by George Miller and plunged into a vat of vitriol. He survived the fall but later died from the burns as rain fell and his strength waned.
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Trenton
Joseph Schroppler
Riverside
N. J
George Miller
Miller
Schroppler
Rome
Lifesaving captain leads ocean liner efforts at sea
Captain George S. Webster of the Etolia gains renown for rescues and towing duties from Queenstown to Avonmouth. His career includes saving crews from the John C. Sweeney, Guldbringer, Neptune, and others, plus prior rescues near Newport News and at sea. The Etolia joins Elder-Dempster line with a buff stack, while Captain Purcell moves to Merrimac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
George S. Webster
Elder-Dempster
Etolia
Avonmouth
Eng
Constitution Wharf
Purcell
Merrimac
Montreal
Webster
Marino
Cunard
Aurania
Queenstown
Marine
Royal Naval Reserves
John C. Sweeney
Philadelphia
Guldbringer
Pensacola
Neptune
Newport News
Elder-Dempster Line
Dominion Line
Liverpool
Collin Smith
Aragon
Atlantic
Pictou
N. S
Thompson
Ruapehn
Havana
Cuba
England
Furness Line
Italiana
Norfolk
Cynthiana
Gloriana
Charlestown
Manchester
Portland Steam Packet Company
International Line
India
Charles Deering
Bay State
Portland
South Channel
Boston
Pavonia
Taber Sears
I. N. Childs
M. C. Duncan
John J. Ikin
James B. Watt
Servia
Watt
Man Needing Amputation After Fall At House Threshold
A man sank to the ground and crawled to a house, pushed the door open, and fainted on the threshold. Doctors warn that if he survives, both legs likely must be amputated.
Great '98 Celebration at Grand Opera House in Boston
Preparations underway for the Great 98 celebration at the Grand Opera House on Sunday evening December 4. This marks Mr. Walshe's only Boston appearance this season and a final enactment of the Emmet and 98 era tragedy with vivid singing and dramatic pauses. Proceeds benefit Division 3, A. O. H. funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Mr. Walshe
Boston
Robert Emmet
Grand
Times
Sie Fund
Colburn Fuller & Co Assigns in West Derry New Hampshire
Colburn Fuller and Co shoe manufacturers made a voluntary assignment this morning due to slack market losses. The assets total about 360000, with mercantile ratings of 250000 to 50000. Assignee is Benjamin N. Johnson of Johnson Clapp and Underwood, 60 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn, Fuller & CO
West Derry
N. H
Boston
Summer Street
Benjamin N. Johnson
Law Firm
of Johnson, Clapp & Underwood
State Street
Dingley Explains Open Door Policy for Philippines
Chairman Dingley of the ways and means committee explains open door as equal treatment for imports in the Philippines under possible U S rule. He notes constitutional limits, military administration, and potential treaty provisions with Spain, and compares Canada’s preferential duties under British guidance.
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Philippines
Washington
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Great Britain
Hawaii
Congress
Paris
Spain
Senate
Canada
Chamberlain
Shawmut National Bank to Liquidate in Stockholders Vote
Shawmut National Bank stockholders voted to liquidate with 8171 in favor and 10 against. President J. P. Stearns and Fred E. Snow of Gaston & Snow named to the liquidating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut National Bank
J. P. Stearns
Fred E. Snow
Gaston & Snow
Commissioners to Arrive in Boston for Open Hearing
War Investigating Commission members are due in Boston Monday with clerks and stenographers. About eighteen to twenty officials will stay at the Parker House in a closely grouped set of suites. An open hearing room will be prepared in the Parker House for witnesses to testify or file complaints as sessions are expected to run about a week.
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War Investigating Commission
Boston
Commission
Parker House
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Warren
MR. I. Witt
Washington Street
Dr. Warren
Warren Medicine Co
I. Witt
The
Traveler Shoe
Providence
Klein’s
Cor. Boylston and
Tremont Sts
Woodward's
Tremont St
Swett’s
Washington St. Putnam’s
School St. Beacon
Bromfield St
Bradley's
Washington St. Jaynes's
Beach St
Burwell's
Park Square
Back Bay
Kelley & Durkeid's
Boylston St
Hoffman
Vu. Nicholl's
Dartmouth
Columbus Ave
Simmons
Tiuntington
Windmerkh's
Massachusetts Ave
Wheeler's
South End
West End
Enelon
Knight's
Hanover St
Tremont Row
Pesers
Charles St
Roxbury & Dorchester
Cummins’s
Bunker HiLl St. Hall S
Bunker HiLl St
Butler’s
South Boston
Joyce's
Broadway
Curtis's
Kiley's
Willson's
Tobin's
Dorchester St
Cambridge
Maverick
Maverick St. Woodbury's
Cor. Sumner and Lewis Sts.fraser’s
Meridian St. Day's
Meridian St. Nadeau's
Meridian
St. Crocker's
Lexington St. Chelsea
Bellangham
Freeman's
M’crill’s
Nadgh's
Nesmith’s
Ames's
Deignan of
the Merrimac
Iowa Miss
PHI Delta Theta Convention
Miss Gehring
D. W. Simmons
Gladestry
Palatinia
West Hartlepool
Mancunia
Nicaragua
Edward Janson
New Dominion Line
New England
James McAuley
Hoosac Tunnel
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Lubec
Eastport
Parker
Georgian
London
Great Admiral
Sterling
Leff
Perth Amboy
Mystic Wharf
River Platte
Boston Chamber of Commerce
British Board of Trade
Society
Ywomen
Dr. Williams
Onic
Price & Dr. Williams Medicine
Schenectady
N.V
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