Pilgrim Spring Bed Promises Peaceful Sleep
An advertisement touts the Pilgrim Spring Bed as the ideal purchase for sound sleep and refreshed mornings. It warns against inferior beds sold for higher profit and highlights a brass trademark tag. The display location is 2 Hamilton Place, Boston, with manufacture by Atlas Tack Corporation in the Sears Building, Boston, and a free mail-order booklet.
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Hamilton Place
Boston
Red
Atlas Tack Corporation
Sears
Loston
A Feast of Lanterns at Show Room Washington Street
An artistic show titled A Feast of Lanterns is listed for display at the showroom located at 623 525 Washington Street. The event promises decorative lanterns and visual works in a gallery setting.
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Washington Street
Factory Names Across Cities Spark Local Interest
A fragmented OCR snippet lists numerous US cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore San Francisco Lynn and several Massachusetts towns Taunton Fairhaven Whitman Duxbury and Plymouth. The fragment suggests a report on factory activity or distribution by location though details are missing.
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Hostors
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
San Francisco
Lynn
Weather Indications Show Diminishing Gales On Coasts
United States weather forecast notes inclemency on the Atlantic seaboard with generally fair conditions inland. For New England states and eastern New York, coastal showers expected, northerly gales, diminishing. Signals posted from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Dode Island
World's Fair adopts Remington Typewriter for exposition use
At a World’s Columbian Exposition meeting the executive committee decided to adopt the Remington Standard Typewriter as the official writing machine for all departments of the exposition. A prior contract for furnishing typewriters was lost, and the Remington firm was awarded the supply, with several hundred machines needed and about fifty in hand.
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Chicago Tribune
Gibson's Whiskles Bottled Under Oore and Sinnott's
For sale by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers. Gibson's Whiskles are strictly ane in every particular bottled under Oore Sinnott's.
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Gibson
Oore & Sinnott
Murdered? Latest theory about Charles Kimball in 1889
Portsmouth NH November 29 1889 Charles Kimball son of Widiane Kimball of Spruce Creek Road Kittery came to Portsmouth with his brother Pearl and vanished after an evening at Samuel Johnson’s house near the Kittery York roads The neighborhood suspects foul play with rumors of drowning or murder and residents urge county officials to reopen the case citing new developments and possible eyewitness signals
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Portsmouth
N. H
Charles [Kimall
Widiane Kimball
Spruce Creek
Kittery
Pearl
Samuel Johnson
York
Charles Kimball
York County
Johnson
Kimball
Charles
Daniel McIntyie
Emball
Imoba
Kittery Depot
Dashing burglars with pistols rob New Jersey bank
Two young men robbed Farmers National Bank in Allentown New Jersey at gunpoint taking about 2000 from the counter. Cashier Hutchinson and an assistant fled as the robbers fired. A chase ensued and the suspects J. B. Morris and Frederick Smith were captured about two blocks from the bank. The recovered money was returned to the bank.
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Trenton
N. J
Allentown
Farmers’ National Bank
Hutchinson
Casiier
J. B. Morris
Frederick Simith
Freehold Jur
Mc Gonigal Prison Term Confirmed After Malpractice Conviction
Dr. H W Mc Gonigal, convicted of manslaughter in the first degree for killing Auntie Goodwin, must serve fourteen years in State prison. The New York Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court verdict. He surrendered to authorities, was jailed at the Tombs, and will be transferred to Sing Sing when authority papers arrive.
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Albany
N. Y
H. W. McGonigal
Court of Appeals
Lower Courte of
New York
Auntie Goodwin
Supreme Court
McGonigle
Tombs
Sing Sing
Salvation Oal Takes Lead as Top Liniment Choice
Readers note Salvation Oal rising in popularity as a premier liniment, surpassing all rivals in speed and effectiveness. The article highlights its growing acceptance among customers seeking fast relief and reliable topical care.
Death of Dr John Witherspoon Scott at the White House
Washington Nov 29 The Rev Dr John Witherspoon Scott father in law to President Har rison died at 4 10 PM after hours of unconsciousness Stimulants failed to revive him The White House was closed to visitors and cabinet meeting cancelled Monseignior Satolli and other dignitaries paid respects He was born June 22 1800 in Bookstown Beaver County Penn and had a long career including president of Oxford Female College and later clerk in the Interior Department He died peacefully at White House surroundings after a long life of public service.
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Washindon
John Witherspoon Scott
Harrison
White House
Monseignior Satolli
Ireland
Father O'Gormin
Wiite House
Tolay
Dr. Lott
Bookstown
Bever County
Penn
Georges McElroy Scott
Bucks County
Beaver County
Scott
Washington
Yale
Mary Neal
Long West
Miami University
Miami, O
Lim
Elizabeth
Lord Carolna
Tlamison
Jobn Nea Scott
Oxford
Colere
Luterior
Dr. Scott
Death Knell for Boston Republican Party Club Sermon
The Chickatawbut Club hosted Hon Homer Rogers the Republican mayoral nominee with Charles C Taft presiding. Rogers attacked Mayor Matthews and City finances citing rising Boston valuations and altered fiscal years to justify higher revenue while accusing critics of mismanagement.
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Homer Rogers
Chickatawbut Club
Matthews
McDonough
Thorndixe
Ing
Roger Wolcott
Wocott Hamlin
Charles C. Taft
Republcan
Rogers
Boston
Hower Rogers
Alger Denies Withdrawal From Cambridge Mayor Race
The report that Mayor Alger of Cambridge had withdrawn from the mayoralty contest under an agreement with Colonel Bancroft is denied. He states he has not promised to withdraw and will run for a third term if he chooses, remaining a candidate until polls close on election day.
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Alger
Cambridge
Colonel Bancroft
City Election Registration Figures
Registration for the city election closed last evening at 10 oclock. At closing, no ward returns or totals were available though estimates show about 9000 women voters on the list, roughly 83000 more than last year, while male voters are put to rise by about 700 over the state election totals.
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Rogers
Hart
Boston Herald
Matthews
Boston
Cit
Caim
Bronchitis Relieved by Dr Bull Cough Syrup
A medical note states bronchitis yields at once to the healing influence of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, highlighting its quick relief and soothing effects.
The First Invasion of South Boston 1880
The Boston Herald corps invade South Boston in a vivid historic siege revealing a land of milk and honey under pressure from rival papers. The Journal and Advertiser factions falter as the Herald seizes control and holds it for many months.
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South
Boston
Boston Herald
Journal
Advertiser
Herald
South Boston
The Second Invasion of South Boston 1885 Chronicle
Chapter II recounts the 1885 struggle for influence on the South Boston press scene. General Taylor leads a bold advance as The Herald and The Globe contend for dominance. After years of conflict the Globe prevails, while remnants of the Herald retreat to Back Bay and Beacon Hill.
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South Boston
Taylor
Rome
Grove
Herald
Globe
Herald Brigade
Back Bay
Beacon Hill
The Booming Post Invades South Boston Peninsula
In 1892 population reaches 68,000 and prosperity grows as Fort Globe and Fort Herald defend the peninsula against the advancing threat signaled by THE BOOMING Post. General Taylor and Commodore Holmes watch from a distance as cannons fire and the crowd gathers under the new banner.
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Boston
Fort Globe
Fort Herald
General Taylor
Holmes
New England
Globe and Herald
Pott
A Bit of South Boston Botany Theme
A sharp conflict unfolds as the first skirmish of a twelve month peninsular campaign. Heavy fort armament battles for control while civilians rally to reinforce the Post armies. The resolve of the people grows, making the speck seem invincible.
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South Boston
South Boston Press Gains Surging Morning Sales
A vivid account notes fortifications breached, flagstaffs snapped, and a wave of Posts flooding in as South Boston newspapers claim higher bona fide morning sales than any rival. Peace brings growth with three blades of grass thriving where two stood.
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South Boston
Convincing Statistics Show Post Dominance in South Boston
A Boston Herald era study claims Capture of South Boston by the Booming Post is thorough with full reports open to advertisers. It offers a $1000 charity bet to probe the claim that Post sales exceed Herald and Globe, listing numerous merchants and daily Post counts for Nov 29, 1892 through Dec 1, 1891 and other dates.
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South Boston
Post
The
Herald Or Globe
C. Hallett
Broadway
Herald and Globe
Reciri-Breading
J. P. Kaulback
Globe
Herald
G. J. McLeod
Emerson Street
Lerads
Globes
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