Headache case in Westport woman cited as proof of Nervura cure
The article profiles Mrs. Fred. C. Lasher of Westport RR, Y, claiming thirteen years of debilitating headaches led to skull pain. It credits Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy with restoring the skull’s shape within a year, supported by local officials and a justice of the peace, and promotes free consultation with Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. C. Lasher, Jr
Westport
RR. Y
Dr. Greene
Mrs. Lasher
Dr.Greene
Americans Ambushed Near Malolos in 3rd Infantry Clash
A detachment of the Third United States Infantry was ambushed near Malolos on Saturday by Ladrones. Two privates of Company F were killed and three were wounded as the insurgents escaped into a swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Infantry
Mann
Third United States Infantry
Malolos
Ladrones
Doctor links patient leg amputation to typhoid fever outbreak
Following typhoid fever, Dr Odlin reports a 10 year old boy at Melrose Hospital recovering from a strange leg disease that led to amputation. He says no further operation will be needed and the illness is linked to last spring’s typhoid fever outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odlin
Melrose Hospital
Empire Copper Company share boom predicted
Empire Copper Company follows copper boom with Stevens and Crawford reporting flattering prospects. The price per share is $1.2 and is expected to advance within two or three days as a declaration is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Copper Company
Messrs. Stevens & Crawford
Pope Not Dead Report Sparks London Paris Rumor
London November 27 A Paris rumor of the Pope’s death circulated to New York via a small news agency. The Associated Press dispatches from Paris through 5 pm today do not confirm the death. The pontiff was reported well yesterday when he received the Princess of the Asturias, sister of the King of Spain.
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London
New York
Paris
Associated Press
Princess of the Asturias
Spain
Death of G W Wilson Former Internal Revenue Chief
Washington November 27 Commissioner of Internal Revenue George W Wilson died this morning He was 67 from Ohio a Civil War veteran who rose from private to first lieutenant He entered law practice in 1866 joined the internal revenue service in 1869 and led the bureau admired for his extensive knowledge of revenue matters Funeral to be held in Hamilton Ohio on Thanksgiving Day.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
George W. Wilson
Hamilton
George Washington Wilson
Ohio
Fifty-fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau
Wilson
Congress
Death of Jacob Brodie Brings Loss to New England Business
The death of Jacob Brodie of Brookline deprives New England business of a bright, progressive, and upright leader. Immigrating at 15 with no capital, he built a storied career as leading spirit of National Supply Company of Temple Place and advanced real estate in Boston suburbs including Brookline and Back Bay. A Unitarian, devoted husband and father of two, his reserve and self-reliance left a charitable legacy.
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Jacob’ Brodie
Brookline
New England
Templace
Becomig
Boston
Dorchester
Back Bay
Bremlatt Park
Burial of Sullivan at Etnaul's Cathedral
Vast numbers attended the funeral of Sir Arthur Sullivan at Etnaul's Cathedral on Nov 2. English and German royalty, musicians, and leaders from the arts gathered. The service featured Sullivan's music and a Scots Guards band participation.
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London
Etaul's
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Sullivan
Scots Guards
WEW Fall River Licenses Move Forward
Local board approved license actions tied to a population rise and a recent rate increase. Officials cited a series of measures expanding permit availability and anticipated permit processing for affected businesses.
Strange case of Mrs. Julia French continues in Suffolk Probate Court
The insanity case of Mrs. Julia French, linked to paranoia, continued before Judge Grant. Testimony covered her odd statements, alleged conspiracy, and alleged poisoning fears. Pinkerton operative John Hurley and nurses described conditions at her Newbury Street residence, with further remarks by witnesses on her behavior and acquaintances with European nobility. The hearing was adjourned with another session planned.
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Julia French
Grant
Suffolk
Joseph P Silsby, Jr
French
Miss. Ross
Maude Sherman
Lizzie Severn
Margaret Burns
Beacon Street
John P. Hurley
Pinkertom
Bumpus
Mrs. French Case Details at Boston Insane Hospital
Attendant Bessie Ross says she tended Mrs. French since October 14 at her Newbury Street home. Mrs. French feared a marriage to carpenter Mr. Simpson and warned the milkman against leaving milk to avoid poisoning. Ex Judge Bumpus as temporary guardian cites $126,700 in attachments on Mrs. French’s personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ross
Boston Insane Hospital
Mrs. French
Newbury Street
Doctor endorses Grape-Nuts as healthful food in study
Dr Hylande MacGrath of New York reports trials with Grape-Nuts showing strength and buoyancy after meals and easier intellectual tasks when used with meals. He cites improvements in a 72 year old nervous man and slender anaemic girls, urging broader use in schools as nourishing food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylande MacGrath
Mace Grath
Free Rupture Cure Trial Offered By Dr Rice Ad
A letter from Mr Meyers of N Y touts Dr Rice method as a vast improvement over prior treatments for rupture. He says he was bedridden months and with the Rice method the rupture faded, enabling full work. Free trials mailed to those sending name and address to Dr W S Rice 605 Main St Adams N Y. requests for others to receive the trial.
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Dr. W. 8
Rice
F. Main St
Adams
N. Y
Vorenberg employees treated to theatre party at Music Hall
F Vorenberg and Co of Winter Street staged a theatre party for clerks assistants packers and messengers on Thanksgiving week. The store also featured an anniversary sale with marked price reductions despite poor weather forecasting strong bargains for customers in coming days.
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Boston
F. Vorenberg & Co
Winter Street
Music Hall
Vorenberg’s
Anne
F. Vorenders
Open meeting seeks ways to curb vice in New York
A Chamber of Commerce gathering in New York on November 27 discussed unifying secular forces to combat vice, calling for a strong lay committee to coordinate action while clergy urged broader social improvements. Ex-mayor Hewitt defended decisive dives closures amid Tammany pressure. Bishop Potter opposed purifying committees and urged addressing poor living conditions. A 15 member committee was proposed for accountability and reform, to be appointed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Morris K. Jesup
Chamber
Abram S. Hewitt
Charles Stewart Smith
George Foster Peabody
Bishop Potter
Felix Adler
St. Clair McKelvey
Brooklyn Eagle
Paddock
Potter
Hewitt
East Side
John S& Kennedy
William E. Dodge
Tammany Purification Committee
Courtroom Revelations Spur Questioning In French Case
Testimony depicts Mrs. French claiming persecution by lawyers including John B. Moran and Mr. Anderson. She recalls meeting Queen Victoria and a Rome Easter encounter, while court watchers note her nervous behavior as details unfold about marriage plans and a roof top rifle incident. The narrative blends dramatic allegations with a public notice about Vorenberg’s store policies and anniversary sale.
Rice and Munroe Draw In 20 Round Bout
In Middletown Connecticut Austin Rice of New London and George Munroe of New York boxed twenty rounds tonight at the Middletown Athletic Club and were ruled a draw after a long duel that kept spectators on edge.
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Middletown
Conn
Austin Rice
New London
George Munroe
New York
Iddietown Athletic Ub
Aldermen Allow Street Meetings by Citizens No-License Panel
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen last night granted the citizens' no license committee permission to hold meetings in the streets, enabling public gatherings to discuss licensing concerns and advocate for policy changes.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ No-License Committee
City Brevities Takeaways From Odd City Incidents
Inspector Abbott arrested Frank Owens of 36 Cortes street for attempted larceny from a shopper at Walter Southbridge’s dime museum on Fifth Street Cambridge. A Libby Brothers teamster fractured a right ankle at work yesterday. A stove fire at 22 Worcester Square caused damage to a 412 story brick building at 4 10 pm. Restaurant thieves lingered. various overcoats and a watch were reported missing at several downtown spots. A youth, Burton Adams, 17, was accused of assaulting Robert W. Ayer after liquor use. Counterfeit dimes circulated. thief described as tall and clean shaven. Turkeys stolen from Tremont Street Methodist Church delivery team. Ernst Von Dohnan, pianist, to premiere his own composition after a favorable Symphony Hall impression. Leipsia Quartet concert at Symphony Hall for Martin Lutherphans Home with Mrs Clara Rothig, Hedwig Risch, Brunothig, and Eugene Tannewitz.
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Inspector Abbott
Frank Owens
Cortes Street
Walter Southbridge
Fifth Street
Cambridge
Libby Brothers
Worcester Square
A. Riddle
Columbus Avenue
H. E. Brown
Tremont Street
William Douglas
Sharon Street
Fellows Street
Burton Adams
Washington Street
Robert W. Ayer
Burton
Ayer
Ernst von Dohnan
Steinert Fall
Symphony Hall
Leipsia Quartet
Martin Lutherphans
Clara Rothig
Hedwig Risch
Brunothig
Eugene Tannewits
Digestive tablets touted as heart trouble cure
An article asserts most heart disease is functional, caused by poor digestion. It explains the stomach-heart link via the sympathetic and pneumo gastric nerves, warns of risks from fermenting food, and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe post meal aid sold in the US, Canada and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Langham Niece Engaged to Baron Von Sternberg in London
Arthur G. Langham of Louisville announces the engagement of his niece Miss Lillian May Langham to Baron Hermon Speck Von Sternberg, former first secretary of the German embassy in Washington and recently named consul-general at Calcutta. The wedding is set for December 5 at St. George's Hanover Square in London. Perry Queenan and Young Peter Jackson fought twenty rounds in Omaha with Bardell of Chicago voting a raw.
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Louisville
Arthur G. Langham
Lillian May Langham
Hermon Speck von Sternberg
Washington
Calcutta
St. George’s
Hanover Square
London
Queenan
Jackson
Omaha
Neb
Perry Queenan
Chicago
Peter Jackson
Refon Bardell
Thanksgiving Union Service Planned for Tremont area
A joint Thanksgiving service is set for Thursday November 29 at Tremont Temple beginning at 10 30 am. Churches uniting include Park Street Warren Avenue Bethel Tabernacle and Tremont Temple with Rev Herbert Johnson delivering the sermon on Religion the Foundation of Republican Government. A children s chorus directed by Charles Boyd will provide music. The public is invited to attend.
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Charles
Boyd
OLD South Church
1St Central
Mt. Vernon
Edward L. Clark
D. D
UNION
Walnut Ave
Roxbury
Cal Alliance
W. W
C. H. Beale
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Faylor
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