Nervura Cure Highlighted By Enthusiastic Husband
A husband credits Dr. Greene's Nervura for curing his wife after severe nervous debility and prostration. He reports rapid improvement from a few doses and praises Nervura as the king of all remedies. He notes Dr. Greene is a regular physician and offers consultations at 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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Silene
Dr. Greene
Greene
Nervara
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Legacy of Sir Arthur Sullivan Bequeaths $250,000 to Mrs. Ronalds
London, Nov 2. Sir Arthur Sullivan wills 250000 dollars to Mrs. Pierre Lorib erd Ronalds, a longtime London society figure and widow of Pierre Lorillard Ronalds of Castle Ronalds, Bridgeport. The divorce suit, filed in Connecticut after 31 years of separation, remains pending.
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London
Arthur Sullivan
Pierre Loriberd Ronalds
America
Sir Arthur
Mrs. Ronalds
England
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
Castle Ronalds
Newtown
Conn
Supreme Court
Bridgeport
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Kruger Spends Sabbath in Paris Hotel Scribe Private Service Held
In Paris Mr Kruger rests at the Hotel Scribe with his family and entourage. He holds a private service since no local church aligns with his denomination. Police guard the hotel as crowds cheer. Kruger appears on the balcony with his great granddaughter amid a polite but lively demonstration. He plans further meetings with Boer representatives and is undecided about his departure date, likely staying until Wednesday or Thursday.
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Paris
Kruger
Leyds
Yme
Libre Parole
Orrence
M. Delcasse
Foreign Office
Message to Kruger From United Irish League of Boston
A message sent to President Paul Kruger of the Transvaal Republic from the United Irish League of Boston expresses greetings and congratulations on his arrival in France. The note praises French welcome to South Africa, prays for God to preserve Kruger and the republics, and hopes he will visit America. It is signed by P. J. Flatley and other league officers.
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Kruger
United Irish League of
Boston
Ton Paul Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Paris
United Irish League
U. S
Lion
South Africa
France
South African
Liberty
Albion
America
P. J. Flatley
Roger F F. Scannell
John O'Callaghan
D. P. Sullivan
Charles J. O’brien
William C. Loftus
J. T. Gallagher
Henry V. McLaughlin
Roberts Decries Troop Request as Ruinous Economy
London November 25 Lord Roberts asked the government for 20000 fresh troops in exchange for as many men in the field. The request was declined due to expense. The Daily Express condemns the refusal as ruinous economy and cites Lord Kitcheners drastic plan of operation to isolate commands and remove Boer families to garrisoned towns.
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London
Lord Roberts
Daily Express
Lord Kitchener
Langer
One Body Recovered After Wreck of J Olaf Near Seven Islands
A rescue party from Seven Islands reports finding only one body, Miss Page, buried in snow and ice. Seafaring men believe the disaster struck the night of Wednesday, with twenty six passengers reaching land only to die from cold and starvation on Boule Island. A second search party will go out soon.
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Quebec
J. Olaf
Miss Page
Boule Island
Noted Figures Gathered for Maine Service Visit
A valued group formed of invited notables included Sir Arthur Sullivan and W S Gilbert. The American woman's hospital ship committee arranged outfitting of the Maine for its South African service last winter, and Queen Victoria received them at Windsor.
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Sir Arthur Sullivan
Gilbert
American Woman's Hospital Ship Committee
Maine
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Fleet of European Steamers to Dwell in Harbor This Week
Local pilots towboats and longshoremen brace for a Thanksgiving week with the largest influx of ocean steamers from Europe in history. Sixteen vessels of 67 409 net tons are due, joining existing European liners to reach a total of 74 547 net tons, a peak not likely to be surpassed this year. Notables include Saxonia of 8921 tons from Liverpool and Leopold II from Dartmouth, with others from Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp and London.
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Europe
Saxonia
Liverpool
Leopold II
Dartmouth
Eng
New England
Sylvania
Kansas
Bohemian
Norseman
Glasgow
Darlington
Shields
Storm King
Antwerp
Columbian
Cambrian
Dalton Hall
London
Hexham
Marseilles
Zanzibar
Hamburg
Bellagio
Chill
Lincladen
L. P. Holmblad
Sultans Trouble With Kaiser In Constantinople
A dispute has emerged between Germany and Turkey over Farasan Island in the Red Sea. The Ottoman government objects to Germany using the island as a coaling station and seeks a depôt accessible to all powers, while Germany refuses to abandon the island.
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Germany
Urkey
Farsan Island
Welcome Apples Gift to Home for Aged Men
The directors have received ten bushels of apples from the Boston Post via Mr. BE. A. Grazier. The Home for Aged Men gratefully acknowledges the gift, signed by Clerk David H. Coolidge, dated November 23.
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Sir—Tha
Boston Post
BE. A
Thank You Note From Helping Hand Home Directors
A message of gratitude from the board of directors of Helping Hand Home for Destitute Jewish residents, signed by Maurice F. Cohen. Dated November 2, the secretary extends sincere thanks.
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Board of Directors
Ourorary Home
Ren
Bethel Society Thanks Editor for Apple Donation
From the Bethel Society to the Editor of the Post, Mrs. A. T. Fernald of 104 Wyoming Avenue Malden gratefully acknowledges the editor's generous donation of apples to the society.
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THE
Bethel Society
A. T. Fernald
Wyoming Avenue, Malden
Salvation Army Major Acknowledges Apple Donation
Major J. G. Galley acknowledges a generous apples contribution on behalf of Colonel Cozens. The letter notes the apples were wisely distributed and conveys respectful salutation from Salvation Army. The note is dated November 23 and references 30 Common Street, Ort on.
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Cozens
Em Hanks
J. G. Galley
Salvation Army
North End Mission Receives Apples Donation
From Boston North End Mission the ten bushels of apples were sent this week and have been distributed among families served by the rescue department and the surrounding poor families. The Supt L D Younkin extends sincere thanks for the gift and wishes success to the contributors. The Sisters of Charity join in gratitude.
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Boston North End
L. D. Younkin
Navy
Sisters OF Charity
Apples donated to Helping Hand Temporary Home
Acknowledgment note from Helping Hand Temporary Home confirms receipt of ten bushels of apples kindly donated to the institution. The message expresses gratitude for the charitable contribution and records the gift.
Apples sent to Brooke House thanked by secretary
A brief note expresses gratitude for sending ten bushels of apples to Brooke House. Marianne Paine, secretary, signs the reply from Brooke House on Chandler Street.
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Post
Brooke House
Marianne Paine
Chandler Street
Dorothea Dix House Notice at 14 East Brookline Street
A terse notice from Dorothea Dix House at 14 East Brookline Street dated November 22 appears in the page segment. The readable fragments reference a thanks and acknowledgment to an unnamed party, with minor garbled phrasing surrounding a potential request or sentiment.
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Post
Nella Whipplh
Dorothea Dix
East Brookline Street
Thankful Note From Burgess Matron Over Apples
A grateful message from Burgess Matron at A y street thanks for five bushels of apples sent for Thanksgiving treats. Dated November 22, signed Burgess.
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Burgess
Billings Attacks Corruption in Boston School Politics
Edmund Billings, a Public School Association candidate for the school committee, spoke at Phillips Congregational Church in South Boston. He urged that Boston public schools be for children, not the private bank accounts of a few men, and condemned candidates with “hands red with corruption” who profit from city funds. He defended bonding property as a dishonest proposition and emphasized electing candidates with high political ideals who can carry a district.
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Edmund Billings
Public School Association
Jesse Gove
Phillips Congregational Church
Dorchester Street
Broadway
Boston
Billings
Republican Party
Board Called Corrupt at Boston School Meeting
From last night’s service at New Ola South Church, speakers assailed the Boston school committee as expensive and incompetent. Professors A Lawrence Lowell and Sedgwick and Louis D Brandeis urged reform, citing the Paul Revere School funding and calling for more honest, capable leadership in public education.
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New Ola South Church
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Sedgwick
Institute of Technology
Louis D. Brandeis
Paul Revere
Boston
Storrs to be honored at Brookline parish events
At St. Pauls Church Brookline the popular rector Dr Storrs presided over a morning and evening service with special features. More recognition will occur on Wednesday evening Dec 5 when Dr Storrs will be given a reception in the parish house with numerous invitations sent by wardens and vestrymen.
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St. Paul’s Church
Brookline
Storrs
Sven
Daly School Concert Delights Boston Theatre Audience
The Daly Industrial School of Dorchester gave a sacred concert at the Boston Theatre last evening. Dr William Ludwig the Irish baritone led the musical portion with local talent and a chorus of 100 voices from Catholic church choirs in Boston.
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Daly Industrial School
Dorchester
Boston
William Ludwig
Boson
Thanksgiving service at YM Union led by Rev Horton
A largely attended Thanksgiving service was held at the Young Men's Christian Union last evening with Rev Edward A Horton delivering the message.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Edward A. Horton
Digestive care urged to ease heart trouble
An article argues most heart issues are not organic and trace trouble to poor digestion. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to improve digestion, reduce gases, and support the heart, noting the product uses natural digestives and is sold across the United States, Canada, and Great Britain.
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Stuart
U. S
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Thanksgiving Address and Music by South Carolina Jubilee Singers
A Thanksgiving Day address referenced 1621 to 1900 with special music by the original South Carolina Jubilee Singers. The Rev John V Cronan of the Catholic archdiocese of Boston is named a curate at St Matthew's Church Dorchester to assist Rector Rev David Powers. The Rev Walter Sweeney, previously a special assistant in Hingham, is named a permanent curate there.
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South Carolina
John V. Cronan
Catholic_archdiocese of
Boston
St. Matthew’s Church
Orfalk Street
Dorchester
David F. Powers
Walter Sweeney
Hingham
Musical Service at People's Temple Last Evening
War ren Wesley Adams directed a chorus of fifty singers in Rossini Sta bat Mater at the People's Temple last evening with soloists Mrs Helen E Wright Miss Gertrude Edmands Mr J C Bartlett Mr Frederick Martin and Mr C L Carter and organist.
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People’s Temple
Warren Wesley Adams
Rossini
Helen E. H: Wright
Gertrude Edmands
J. C. Bartlett
Frederick Martin
C. L. Carter
Seamen's Union to Convene in City for Three Day Session
Twenty six delegates representing twenty six thousand seamen affiliated with the International Seamen's Union will attend the annual convention in this city. The gathering opens at the union headquarters, with President William Pease of Chicago presiding. Delegates from San Francisco Chicago Atlantic Coast Gulf unions arrive ahead of a session likely to last three days and focus on seamen welfare legislation.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Seamen’s Union
William Pease
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Andrew Furuseth
Chris Jorrall
Edward Anderson
Facitic Coast Union
James Carrett
Fred Benson
George Hanson
William McFadden
William Egan
C. D. Hanson
M. Michaelson
H. Nelson
Lak Union
Atlantic Coast Union
Oscar Allen
Harry Leigh
Gildemeister
The
Gulf Union
Named officers of Grocery and Provision Clerks' Union
The union nominated officers at yesterday's meeting including president Angus McGrath and first vice president Peter Blanchard. Others named were Milford I Rogers as second vice president, Charles Scott as treasurer, James Kenney recording secretary, Daniel Connor financial secretary, trustees Frank Giblin William Dunn James Donovan, guide Henry Paskell, guardian P Finn, and delegates to the Central Labor Union Andrew W O Loughlin Thomas Mara H J Quinn J Tobin C Leonard J Onevan J A Kenney William Nolan Frank Giblin William G Dunn William H Murphy Daniel Connor.
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The
Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
Angus McGrath
Peter Blanchard
Milford I. Rogers
Harles Scott
James Kenney
Daniel Connor
Frank Giblin
William 8. Dunn
James Donovan
Henry Pascell
Guardian
P. Finn
Central Labor Union
Andrew W. O’loughlin
Thomas Mara
H. J. Quinn
Cook
J. Tobin
C. Leonard
J. Onevan
J. A. Kenney
William Nolan
William G. Dunn
William H. Murphy
Fires devastate multiple Rochester plants and Neb store
Fire reports from Rochester New York destroy the Citizens Light and Power plant and Washington Flour Mills with losses around 176000 dollars. Beatrice Nebraska general merchandise store Peepee and Warsdale burns, total loss 85000 dollars. Tiffin Ohio woolen mills, the city’s largest manufactory, destroyed by fire with a seven thousand dollar loss.
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Rochester
N. Y
Citizens’ Light and Power Company
Washington Flour Mills
Beatrice
Neb
Peepee & Warsdale
Tiffin, O
Terms to China Agreed Upon by Diplomatic Body in Pekin
The Pekin meeting reached preliminary treaty terms with government approval still needed. Main points likely include punishment for the guilty indemnity for governments and individuals retention of legation guards and occupation between Pekin and Taku. A cavalry party dispersed bandits near Pekin killing seven. A secret edict orders end to modern arms. London despatches discuss extending the legation area and indemnity talks. Shanghai reports suggest allies advance toward Wei Hui Su.
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Pekin
Taku
Sian Fu
London
Foreign
Legation
Ha-Tu-Men
Tsien-Men
Imperial
Tartar
M. de Giers
Shanghai
Wei Hui Su
Dowager Empress in Shanghai Health Update
A Shanghai telegraph from Lianfu confirms the Dowager Empress is ill and reports her condition has worsened.
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London
Shanghai
Lianfu
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