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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1896

Page

6

Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, a widely touted tonic and treatment for female disorders, is promoted as a safe, legally protected discovery. The ad cites cures, patient testimonials, and a free medical adviser offer, urging women to consult by letter and begin use early in gestation.

United States America Dr.Pierce Westinghouse Edison Bell People’s Common Sense Dr. Pierce Homer Clark West Third St Sioux City Iowa Cummings Pierce Abram Lyon Lorraine Jefferson Co N. Y Jennie Williams Mohawk Oregon Bloomington Ill Mary F.owell Scotland Bon Homme Co South Dakota

First Annual Reunion of Old St Patrick's Assoc

In Boston a 38000 strong reunion of Old St Patrick's Church members and their pastor Rev Philip J O Donnell filled the Newton Street armory with bunting and crowds from noontime to 2am. Highlights included children’s entertainments, a declamation contest, dances, and a list of honored past and present members.

Boston Old St. Patrick’s Church Philip J. O’ Donnell New St. Philip’s Parish St. Patrick's Associates St. Philip’s Newton Street St. Augustine’s Band Camden Street Annie Lawlers Frank Leeman Nellie Boltz Katie Hetherington Agnes MacDonald O’donnell O’brien George W. Leahy Old St. Patrick’s Parish John Kelley Sacred Heart of Cambridge Timothy L. Connolly Associates George H. Norton John F. Dever John Sullivan James Meegan Robert Corcoran Edward Curley M. T Jennie O’brien Elizabeth G. Crotty Louise Smullen Gertrude Norton Susie Nugent May O’brien Miss Duffy Nellie Coyne Havey White Miss Mooney Misses Dowling Berthea Chadwick Miss Taylor Etta Mahoney Whittaker Hannah F. Dowd J. Hi, Murphy Katherine Jenkins Belle Nugent Annie McCarthy Margaret Dwyer McHugh Josephine McCarthy Annie Lonergan Minnie Lonergan Miss Burton Mary Shields Martha Shields Mansfield Lizzie Pennie Jennie Wood Minnie Sheehan Green Miss Reynolds J. C. McMahon Miss McKinnon Miss Cousins McCarthy Nellie Hansbury Wells Memorial Hall Alpha Orchestra Edmund Billings Institute Robert Treat Paine Edward Everett Hale Mary Chilton Plymouth Rock Bradford England James America Rev F. J. Halloran St. Peter’s Church Dorchester C. H. Brent St. Stephen's Mission

Tragedy on Boston and Maine Train Tracks

An outward bound passenger train on the Boston and Maine southern division left Boston at 6 03 PM and struck an unknown man between the Cross and Walnut street bridges in Somerville. He was killed instantly and mutilated with both legs and an arm severed. Remains were taken to Francis M. Wilson’s undertaking establishment for identification.

Boston & Maine, Southern Division Boston Cross Walnut Street Somerville Francis M. Wilson Oe Street

Changes in Through Trains on the New England Railroad

Commencing Monday Nov 30 the Boston 8 32 a m train will connect at Willimantic with Air Line division trains to Middletown 12 31 p m New Haven 1 21 p m New York 3 30 p m The Boston arriving train 6 28 p m will be 5 55 p m The Hartford 1 50 p m Willimantic 3 p m connection will be added with New York 1 a m New Haven 12 48 p m Middletown 1 3 p m creating a new Boston bound service from those points via Air Line route

NEW England Railroad Boston Willimantic Air Line Division New Haven Middletown New York Hartford Air Line

East Boston Jubilee Club Banquet and Hogans Event

The second annual East Boston Jubilee Club social was held last evening with Thomas Gargan presiding and Dennis Callahan as master of ceremonies. Notables included James Murphy Minnie McCarthy and many others as the club noted a lively program of music impersonations and speeches. A separate banquet honored the Hogans and McFaddens social group with toastmaster Daniel Mahoney and messages from many members. Miss Doran organized a charity effort at Gore School collecting goods for poor families with a wagon to transport contributions and local merchants adding items. In Concord the Massachusetts State Reformatory reported 992 inmates today.

Manhattan Club Berkeley Hall William Troy William Kelley Thomas Mackey John J. McHugh ST. James Y. M. Co. T. A. Society Cotillon Hall St. James Young Men’s C. T. A. Society Danforth & Hodgdon John M. Foley Thomas Fr. Gargan Dennis F. Callahan John J. Fay East Boston Clauda Ryan al Titman Lulu Currier Mamie Sheehan Angus McKillop Lizzie Pugh Edward O'Neil May O’neil Winnie Norton Raymond Cody John Pugh Nellie Whalen Annie Queen Frank Wilson Katie Rice Maggie N. Miller Owen Shields Dea Donnelly Lansing Wheelbarrow Company Lansing, Mich Edward J. Uhde F. A. Moore Jamestown N. Y Hugh F. McGinnis New York Clayton Rugg Benjamin Klein East Cambridge Miss Doran Gore School Gulesian Waltham Street Patridge Hall Hanover Street North End Children’s Health Fund Roslindale Boston Industrial Home Davis Street Harrison Avenue Roberts M. M. Roberts Columbian Hall

Washington visit signals tariff support and cabinet hints

Major McKinley hosted ex-Senator William D. Washburn at Canton for a morning talk on a new tariff law with reciprocity. Washburn expected a cautious cabinet selection by the President-elect, noting several names under consideration. The Thanksgiving dinner for Major and Mrs. McKinley included 25 guests, with Mrs Mary Lester among relatives.

Canton McKinley William D. Washburn Minnesota Major

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