Radam's Microbe Killer Promoted As Universal Remedy
An advertisement touts Radam's Microbe Killer as a universal microbial cure. It claims effectiveness against consumption, grip, pneumonia, catarrh, bronchitis, Bright's disease, and other kidney and liver troubles. New England agents Heaton & Co. advertise at 339 Washington Street Boston with free samples and mailed books.
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Professor Radam
Radam
Bright
New England
Heaton & Co
Washington Street
Bromfield
Milk
Boston
Crusade Against Chinese Laborers Expands
United States authorities in this city plan to enforce the Chinese exclusion act by requiring certificates of identification from Chinese workers in laundries and other shops. The first raid at Cambridgeport last week saw 10 men arrested. cases before United States Commissioner Fiske today may be continued. Officials say the aim is to verify lawful presence, amid reports some Chinese may have entered illegally.
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United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Cambridgeport
Fiske
John H. Casey
Move to Amend Congress Rules
Representative Swanson of Virginia proposes a House rule change to require committees to report within two weeks after a majority signs a petition if they have not reported. If they fail, the House could discharge the committee and proceed to consider the matter. He says the rule would empower a majority to control legislation and reduce committee power.
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Washington
Swanson
Virginia
House
Moody endorses Chinese exclusion in House letter
W H Moody of Washington writes to the editor expressing support for some form of Chinese exclusion. He notes the telegram sent to his home was forwarded to him and signs the Nov 28 1901 communication from the House of Representatives.
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Post
W. H. Moody
House of Representatives
Washington, d. C
Royal scandal grows as Wilhelmina consort questioned
Nov. 29. Sensational royal scandal reports say Queen Wilhelmina may seek divorce or separation over alleged cruelty by the new consort. A Hague letter claims illness stems from mistreatment, a duel wounded adjutant Major Vantes, and Prince Henry’s absence at Het Loo linked to Kaiser summons. Dowager Queen Emma seeks reconciliation amid turmoil.
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Isterdam
Wilhelmina
Hague
Major Vantes
Vantes
Prince Henry
Het Loo
Germany
Emma
President Roosevelt honors Rough Rider with Arlington grave tribute
President Roosevelt sent a large floral tribute to be laid on the grave of Joseph Armistead Carr at Arlington. Carr, a lieutenant of Troop D in the Rough Riders, was buried there today. He was a great grandson of General Walter Armistead and a nephew of Confederate General Lewis Armistead.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph Armistead Carr
Leutenant
Troop D
The
Rough Riders
Arlington
Lieutenant Carr
Walter Keith Armistead
West Point
Lewis Armistead
Thanksgiving Birds Handed Out By A Shuman And Co
Vermont workers at A Shuman and Co received a large turkey each on Wednesday afternoon as a Thanksgiving gesture from the firm to all employees.
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Vermont
A. Shuman & Co
Mrs Roosevelt Prepares Reception Gown in White Silk
Society circles in Washington show keen interest in Mrs. Roosevelts New Year reception gown. The gown will be rich white silk with elaborate point lace trim. She recently bought a second gown for the event at $150, with the New Year gown costing considerably more.
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Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
Service for the Boys Farm at Tremont Temple
A music service tomorrow at 3 00 pm in Tremont Temple for the Farm for Boys Sharon Mass run by the Boston Institute Seashore Home. Rev M R Deming superintendent leads with congregational singing interspersed by boys colos and duets. Colonel Albert A Pope speaks a Civil War reminiscence next week at the same time and place while Herbert S Johnson sings sequest the Vacant Chair and a new patriotic song All Hail America with proceeds to the Farm for Boys.
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Tremont Temple
Sharon
Mass
Boston Institute Seashore
M. R. Deming
Albert A. Pope
Herbert S. Johnson
America
Barrows to preach at First Baptist Church tomorrow
Dr. John Henry Barrows president of Oberlin College will preach the second sermon in a youth oriented series at the First Baptist Church on Commonwealth avenue. He led the World’s Parliament of Religions and was the first Haskell lecturer sent to India to present Christianity in Hindoo centers.
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John Henry Barrows
Oberlin College
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Young Men’s League
Barrows
Parliament of Religions
Haskell
India
Runaway Run Ends in Death at Bideford Me
Joseph Dearborn died in a runaway accident when his horse frightened by a train bolted and broke a shaft, throwing him to the frozen ground and fracturing his skull. His guest, Miss Gertrude Adams, suffered facial injuries after the collision with a second team.
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Biideford. Me
Joseph Dearborn
Mr. Dearborn
Gertrude Adams
Miss Adams
Illness of Horace E Scudder Worries Literary Boston
Literary Boston anxious over Horace E Scudder the noted author and historian ill at his Cambridge home. Friends gathered to learn of his condition with grave fears on Saturday night but reports say he is more comfortable now. Scudder born October 16 1838 at Boston educated Williams 1858. He edited Riverside Magazine for Young People 1867 to 1879 and later worked with Hurd and Houghton and Atlantic Monthly. He is famed as biographer historian and critic with notable works including a two volume biography of James Russell Lowell.
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Boston
Horace E. Scudder
Cambridge
Horace Flisha Scudder
Williams
Brooklyn
N. Y
Riverside
Hurd & Houghton, Publishers
House
Aldrich
The
Atlantic Monthly
Princeton University
Scudder
Atlantic
James Russell
Lowell
Rally for Boston school board candidates at Tremont Hall
A Public School Association rally in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple featured candidates for the Boston School Board. Speakers urged merit based teacher promotions, praised strong school houses and textbooks, and warned against political interference, urging full ticket votes to avoid split support.
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Public School Association
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
John F. Moors
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Eliot
Harvard
Frank Dorr
Charlestown
Boston School Board
Mark B. Mulvey
Roxbury
Boston
James J. Storrow
Storrow
Randall G. Morris
George E. Brock
James Morrill
Ernst
Ducks settle on Jamaica Pond amid park rule regrets
About 200 wild ducks roosted on Jamaica Pond Wednesday night and have remained there. Jamaica Plain sportsmen voiced regret that city ordinances and park rules prevented them from drawing a bead on the ducks.
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Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Plain
Russian and French Officials Reject Boer Arbitration Appeal
The Hague dispatch reports Count de Struve says the court of arbitration cannot act on the Boer appeal while regrets that Britain and the South African republics cannot submit their differences to arbitration. The French chargé d'affaires attested similar sentiment and offered France's services to the belligerents.
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New York
the Sun
Hague
Count de Struve
Holland
Court of Arbitration
Executive Council
Great Britain
Republic of France
Brookline letter carrier pleads guilty to mail theft
Frank S. Fellows a Brookline letter carrier appeared in United States District Court and pleaded guilty to one count of stealing letters containing money. Sentencing was deferred indefinitely and Fellows was released on bail.
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Frank S. Fellows
Brookline
United States District Court
Fellows
Cigar Company Employees Vaccinated by Firm's Initiative
L. P. Benet and Co of the Trimountain Cigar Company vaccinated all employees through a program led by Dr. L. A. Riley at the firm's expense.
Philippines currency reform eyed by special commissioner
A report from Special Commissioner Charles A Conant to Congress outlines currency changes for the Philippines The plan calls for a distinct 25 gram silver peso legal tender up to 50 cents in gold and parity with gold via coined limits It would end the Mexican dollar as legal tender and allows national banks in the Philippines and the United States to open branches Mortgage banks with $1 million capital would gain loan authority A US Treasury deposit handle for Philippine funds and a designated Philippine Treasury depository is proposed
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Washington
Root
Charles A. Conant
Philippines
Congress
United States
Islands
Government of the
Philippine Islands
Treasury of the
Secretary of War
Griscoms Honored by Sultan in Constantinople Dinner
Lloyd Griscom United States minister to Persia en route to Teheran was invited to dine with the Sultan Abdul Hamid. The Sultan awarded Mrs Griscom the Grand Cordon of Chafacat and presented Mr Griscom with a valuable gift. Mrs Griscom formerly Elizabeth Duer Bronson of New York. the couple wed at St Margaret's Westminster four weeks ago.
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Constantinople
Lloyd Griscom
United States
Persia
Teheran
Abdul Hamid
Chafacat
Professor Thayer Buried at Appleton Chapel
The funeral for Professor Thayer of Harvard was held yesterday at 2 o'clock from Appleton Chapel. Dr. Francis G. Peabody led the service, praising the late scholar's life, with Rev. Alexander McKenzie offering the benediction. Interment followed at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Bearers included President Eliot, Professors Toy, Emerton, Smyth, and clergy G A Gordon, W L Ropes, and laymen John Noble and J B Warren.
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Thayer
Harvard
Appleton Chapel
Francis G. Peabody
Alexander McKenzie
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Eliot
C. H. Toy
Emerton
E. C. Smyth
G. A. Gordon
D. D
W. L. Ropes
John Noble
J. B. Warren
Lambert Tells His Story in Murder Trial
Henry Lambert, accused of killing J Wesley Allen, testified in his own defense. He explained a missing shirt cloth as used to bind blistered feet on the Greenville journey and denied plans to procure witnesses for a false alibi. He also denied telling Hartnett that Carrie Allen descended stairs when she heard the noise. The direct examination ended. cross examination set for tomorrow.
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Cover
Henry Lambert
J. Wesley Allen
Lambert
Greenville
Hartnett
Carrie Allen
Vanderbilt Family Names Son William Henry at Christening
In New York on Nov 29 193, Mr and Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt chose the name William Henry for their son after his father’s grandfather and brother. A December christening is planned. A gift gown from his grandmother Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt is described as one of the finest baby dresses imported.
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William Henry
New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Cornelius
William
Henry
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Unidentified man killed by freight train near Berkeley Street
An unidentified man believed to be James Snow of Medway was struck and killed by a freight train at 6 PM on the Boston and Albany tracks near the Berkeley Street Bridge. The body, about 55 years old, 145 pounds, with a gray beard, dark clothes and hat, was moved to Undertaker Jones's establishment.
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James Snow
Medway
Boston &Albany
Berkeley Street Bridge
Jones
Treasury reports new counterfeit 72 aliver certificate
Treasury Department officials report a new counterfeit of a 72 aliver certificate. It bears a Washington portrait the check-setter C and signatures of J W Lyons as register and Wis H Roberts as treasurer. It appears to be a photographic reproduction printed on two papers pasted together.
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Treasury Department
Washington
J. W. Lyons
Register
Wis H. Roberts
President Carrolls Wonderful Recovery Propaganda
A long ad style piece extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh, claiming it attacks root causes and offers radical relief. Includes testimonials from J A Bossong, W S Arnold, H W Ogden, H E Vaughn, J Floyd King, and a call to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus O for gratis advice.
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W.S. Arnold
Peachtree
W. S. Arnold
H. W. Ogden
J. Floyd King
Congress
Louisiana
Washington, D. C
United States
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Sullivan May Be Indicted In Tammany Gambling Case
New York November 29. District attorney signals plans to indict a prominent Tammany figure as head of a gambling combine. He names possible targets and says he may drop other cases to focus on Dwyer Glennon Gannon Shiels and Scan nell, fire commissioner, with five suspects under scrutiny. Indictment of at least one is likely.
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Bright
Joseph A. Bossong
West Sith Street
New York City
N. Y
Court Independence
Order of
I*oresters of
America
West 87Th Street
Peruna
J. A. Bossong
Criminal Courts
Senator Sullivan
Timothy D. Sullivan
Tammany
van Wyck
Carroll
Frank Farrell
Devery
Sexton
Tig
Tammany Gambling Combine
Dwyer
Glennon
Gannon
Shiels
John Scannell
Grand Jury
Lucy Belle Sinks Near Thatcher's Island After Storm
The two master schooner Lucy Belle captained by Clarence Martin from Sullivan Maine with about 135 tons of cut edgestones sank off Thatcher's Island in 9 feet of water after striking the shoal following severe weather. Captain and two men escaped in a boat and were rescued at Rockport by Gay Head life savers. Tug Pallas captain Evans located the wreck at 9:30 am Thursday. about half the masts remained visible. Built 1888 at Columbia Falls, owned by Dunbar Bros. of Sullivan. tonnage listed as 7.
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Lucy Belle
Clarence Martin
Sullivan
Boston
Thatcher’s
Martin
Thatcher's
Rockport
Gay Head Life Saving
Evans
Pallas
Lucy Elle
Columbia Falls
Dunbar Bros
Sullivan, Me
Dominion liner New England arrives in Charlestown amid rough seas
The Dominion liner New England arrived at Charlestown pier yesterday afternoon from Liverpool and Queenstown. Captain James reported rough weather on the voyage. The ship carried 67 passengers in second cabin, steerage, and saloon.
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Dominion
New England
Charlestown
Liverpool
Queenstown
James
Stone and Tsilka Alive in Bulgaria Report
Sofia reports a letter from Dubnitza dated November 28 states Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka remain alive. The recent committee meeting reportedly decided not to kill the prisoners, though demanding the full ransom. A suggestion in political circles proposes U S pressure on Turkey to pay the balance, then Bulgaria to punish abductors.
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Sofia
Dubnitza
Miss Stone
Mme. Tsilka
United States
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ballot Plans for City Election Expand to 390000
Officials outline a municipal election next Tuesday with 300000 ballots needed, 1100 men and 15000 women registered, and 191 precincts to receive sets plus spare copies. The two page ballot lists mayoral and alderman candidates, school board choices, two referendums on licenses and city clerk terms, and a law effective if a majority votes yes. Cost estimates cover election staff, carriages, printing, advertising, janitors, heating and lighting, rent, ballot boxes, and stationery.
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Armors
Death by own action Hall to be turned into German family resort
NEW YORK Nov 29 Police Captain Churchill backed reform sees Bowery resort known as Death by own action Hall sold to George Schneider who will convert it into a German family resort. McGurk who ran the dive faced numerous deaths and arrests. Schneider promises no more personal crises. Churchill approved shift.
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New York
Churchill
Tenderloin
John H. McGurk
Bowery
George Schneider
Schneider
McGurk
East Side
Potters’ Field
Third Avenue Railroad
Owen Geoghegan
Billy
McGlory
Armory Halls
Creedon
Lexow Committee
Cortright
Suicide Hall
Tammany Hall
Decision favors Eastman in Middlesex debt ruling
Justices Francis A. Gaslhill and Joan A. Aiken directed Middlesex County to pay debts contracted by defendant Charles Tt. Eastman for expert services totaling $3959.78. The decision notes the trial and specifies the amount awarded for professional services.
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Francis A. Gaslhill
Joan A. Aiken
Charles Tt. Eastman
County of
Middlesex
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Hamilton, D
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