Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted as Blood Remedy Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as the internal cure for catarrh, arguing local nose and throat treatments fail because catarrh is a blood disease. The letter from Wm. Zimmerman of St. Joseph recounts lasting relief after using the tablets and explains how to obtain the little book and tablets from Marshall Michigan firm and druggists across the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Wm. Zimmerman
St. Joseph
IF. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
United States
Canada
Hetty Green Keeps Vigil Beside Dying Husband
Hetty Green the richest woman in America is at the bedside of her dying husband in Bellows Falls Vermont accompanied by her daughter Sylvia Howland Green. Her son Edward H R Green is racing to reach home from Texas before death. Edward A Green is nine and long separated from his mother.
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Bellows Falls
Hetty Green
America
New York
Sylvia Howland Green
Green Homestead
Texas
Edward H. R. Green
Lone Star State
Edward A. Green
Death of Roswell T. Smith in Nashua at 76
Roswell T. Smith died in Nashua New Hampshire at age 76 from heart trouble. A renowned mechanical engineer, his notable invention was an embroidery loom. His work spanned varied projects including for the American Shearer Company. A widow and three children survive.
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Nashua
N. H
Roswell T. Smith
Mr. Smith
Erican Shearer Company
AUL EXPENSES TOURS TO BUFFALO
Individual and independent trips to the Pan-American Exposition on the all inclusive plan with choice of Hudson River Riaxara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Montreal Quebec White Mountains and more Tickets covering transportation at lowest rates via attractive routes Send for circulars Simmons and Marsters agents 290 Washington Street Boston.
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Buffalo
Hudson River
Riaxara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
White Mountaine
Simmons & Marsters
Washington Street
Boston
Ward 21 caucus scandal leads to multiple sentences
The court sentenced Patrick Kane to three months for breaking caucus laws while Charles Le Clair was defaulted and later sought by the government. Witnesses described a scheme with Joslyn Averill and Winsloe to steer votes at 24 Ruggles street and the opera house with marked ballots and payments.
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Charles le Clair
Patrick J. Kane
Dana Street
John Winsloe
Temple A.winsloe
le Clair
Horace G. Allen
Kane
Bolster
R. A. Bolt
Kilby Street
Mr. Codman
E. CC. Wright
Edgewood Street
Allen
Joslyn
Averill
W. W. Lord
E. T.young
Ruggles Street
Eliot Street
Miss Sawyer
Winsloe
Newmarch
Bofdman Hall
Dudley Street
Opera House
Mr. Winsloe
Witness
Young
Ruggles Street House
Edward Young
Harkness
Wise
Opera
Eadly
Two Cambridge Firemen Charged With Misconduct
Two call men, William H. Buchanan of Hook and Ladder Company 1 and William H. Hanson of Engine Company 2, appeared before Mayor Dickinson on charges of conduct injurious to the fire department. Evidence showed Buchanan’s prior conviction for assault and battery and Hanson’s for intoxication. The mayor will render a decision later.
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Dickinson
Cambridge
Fire Department
William H. Buchanan
Hook and Ladder Company
William H. Hanson
Engine Company 2
Buchanan
Third District
Hannon
Potts of Waverly praises Williams Pink Pills cure
Eli Potts, a 76 year old veteran from Waverly Ohio, testifies seven year battle with locomotor ataxia was cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills after two years of progressive weakness. He describes nervousness dizziness and loss of muscle control and notes lasting relief after starting the treatment. Notary public W R A Hays attests to the sworn statement dated 1900. Pills sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box, six for 2.50.
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Eli Potts
Waverly
Ohio
Fourteenth Tennessee
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Boer Losses Mount in Zululand Fort Attacks
In Zululand near Fort Itala and Fort Prospect General Botha led about 4000 Boers and British troops in a 19 hour clash. The Boers suffered heavy casualties with 332 dead and 300 wounded, while British garrisons at Fort Italy and Fort Prospect endured fierce assaults before the Boers withdrew despite heavy losses.
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Durban
Fort Itala
Fort Prospect
Zululand
Botha
Italy
Bruce Hamilton
Emmet
Grobelaar
Fort Italy
Major Chapman
Kitchener
Hamilton
Kane
Lefroy
Léfroy
Collision Repairs Sink Alaska in Fall River Harbor
The British schooner Alaska bound for Sackville New Brunswick returned to port after a collision in Fall River Harbor with the Taunton barge. A tow tug pushed Taunton into Alaska causing a large hole. Alaska towed to Read's ship yard for repairs before heading to New York to load coal for Sackville.
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Fal River
Alaska
Sackville
N. B
New York
Taunton
Staples Fleet
Cohunnel
Read
Postum Coffee Aided Health Breakthrough Report
A Placerville Idaho woman credits Postum Food Coffee with improving health and weight for Miss G after three months of use. The doctor notes earlier trials failed due to underboiling. proper brewing for fifteen to twenty minutes yields a pleasant flavor and positive results.
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Miss G
Postum
Lorence Dougherty
Placerville
Idaho
Rumor of Wheeler Son Impostor Recruits in Boston
A Boston report debunks claims that Lieutenant Joseph Wheeler Jr or any other officer would replace Major Ammon A. Augur in charge of army recruiting. A sergeant notes impostors posing as officers have appeared, with a supposed sister seeking the fake lieutenant.
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Joseph Wheeler, Jr
Boston
Army
Wheeler
Post
Joseph Wheeler
Crawford House
United States Army
General Wheeler
Artillery Corps
Fort Adams
Newport
R. I
A. Post
Hanover Street
Ammon A. Augur
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
Court Street
Augur
Schley to retire October 9 and navy promotions follow
Washington Oct 4 Rear Admiral Schley will retire October 9 by age limit while the court of Inquiry continues. Captain Frank Wildes, active in Manila Bay, leads captains promoted to rear admiral. Captain Henry Glass moves up next. Additional gains include Commanders Gilmore Leutz advancing to captains and Lieutenant-Commanders Staunton Bartlett promoted to commanders.
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Washington
Schley
Navy
Frank Wildes
Boston
Manila Bay
Henry Glass
F. P. Gilmore
Eugene H. C. Leutz
Sydney A. Staunton
Charles W. Bartlett
Solemn Feast Of St Francis At St Leonard Church
Hundreds from across the city attended the solemn feast of St Francis at St Leonard Church Prince Street. The nine day novena preceded the mass celebrated by Rev. Ubaldus with Deacon Leonard and Sub-deacon Pacifius aiding. The event ended with benediction and the profession of members of the laity tertiary order of St Francis.
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St Leonard
Prince Street
St. Francis
Father Ubaldus
Father Leonard
Pacifius
Boston & Albany double track prompts Pan American appeal
The Boston and Albany railroad advertises its modern double track route from New England to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. It touts new vestibuled day coaches with high back seats and comfortable service. Tickets for continuous passage and eight day returns are offered at 12 dollars.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
New England
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Pan-American
Navy gunboats repaired at Portsmouth yard for southern service
The U S Eagle was placed in the dry dock at the Portsmouth navy yard to be repaired for service in southern waters and ordered to Havana. The Marietta will also enter the dry dock with rush orders to finish in twenty four days before heading to South America.
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Portamouth
N. H
Eagle
Navy Yard
Havana
Marietta
South America
Autumn total tour to Washington trip via Boston noted
Autumn Motal News tours to leaving Boston on Thursday evening Oct 17 and 31. Rate 27 dollars covers all expenses for a week including five days in the national capital with visits to Philadelphia and New York. Longer stops permitted. Illustrated pamphlet and itinerary available from Joseph P Taggart NBA 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph Pp. Taggart
Washington Street
Body of Thomas Davis Found Floating Near Harrison Square
The body of Thomas Davis of 9 Freport Street Rochester was recovered at about 11 am near the New York New Haven Hartford railroad bridge at Harrison Square. He was about years old and leaves a widow and four children. Davis was connected with the water department and resided near Albany Street yards.
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Thomas Davis
Port
Rohester
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Harrison Square
City Hospital
Davis
City of Boston
Albany Street
Young Millionaire Weds Wednesday at Aldrich Estate
John D. Rockefeller Jr to marry Abbie Green Aldrich daughter of Senator Nelson W. Aldrich at the Aldrich Rhode Island estate on Narragansett Bay. ceremony at 11:30 am will be followed by a breakfast for 600 guests with a diamond tiara valued at 50 000 reportedly from Mrs Rockefeller.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Warwick Neck
Abbie Green Aldrich
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Providence
Narragansett Bay
James G. Vose
Senator Aldrich
Wild Duck
Mrs. Rockefeller
Giblin Withdraws From AlderMan Race For Harmony
Thomas J. Giblin withdraws from the East Boston alderman contest paving the way for John J. Kelly to seek a second term. He joins the Common Council ticket, backing General P. A. Collins for mayor and pledging to push harbor, sewer, and waterfront development while advancing Democratic unity in East Boston.
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Boston
Thomas J. Giblin
John J. Kelly
Giblin
P. J. Kennedy
William J. Donovan
Joseph A. Conry
Collins
Democracy
Kelly
Post
Council
John L. Kelly
Patrick A. Collins
Common Council
Aguinaldo Denies Dewey Promised Philippine Independence
Congressman Kahn of California, just back from the Philippines, reports Aguinaldo explicitly denied the claim that Dewey promised independence to the Filipinos. The interview clarifies recent rumors about U S aims in the archipelago.
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San Francisco
Kahn
California
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Miss Long Dies After Naval Hospital Service
Miss Long, once a Washington social figure, died after a life marked by public duties and nursing service. She served aboard the Dolphin during February, hosted by the navy yard banquet, and later cared for wounded soldiers in Brooklyn’s Naval Hospital. Her health declined after a winter illness, with family seeking relief in Colorado air.
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Mer
Miss Long
Navy Yard
McKinley
Hobart
Washington
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Colorado
Miss Long Returns Home After Healthful Sojourn
Charity made her a popular Cabinet ladies' set member representing her mother. Miss Long had gone to Colorado for health, seemed to improve and started home to Massachusetts. A relapse in Chicago followed, then improvement after reaching Hingham, but she grew rapidly worse when her father reached Washington and arrived in Hingham last Tuesday.
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Miss Long
Colorado
Massachusetts
Chicago
Hingham
Washington
Tremont Temple Seeks $100000 to Retain Dr Lorimer
The Tremont Temple executive committee sets up committees to raise 100000 dollars to keep Dr Lorimer in Boston. Already eighty dollars has been received in three contributions.
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Tremont Temple
Dr. Lorimer
Boston
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