Munyon Specialists Offer Free Consultations in Boston
Public benefit notice urges sick Bostonians to seek help from Munyon Homeopathic Remedy specialists at 31 Brattle street Quincy House. It touts Rheumatism Cure with high cure rates, free consultations, and no charge for visits, claiming rapid relief and broad availability through the Philadelphia Medical Institute.
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Boston
Munyon Homeopathic Remedy Company
Philadelphia Medical Institute
Quincy House
Brattle Street
Munyon
Munyon’s
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Lifeless Kneeling Man Found in Lodging Room
James Roy aged 58 was found dead kneeling beside his bed at 12 Boylston place. Police suspect natural death from hemorrhage while undressing, with autopsy to confirm. Wife Minnie Roy notified. he recently moved from England and worked for Dr Pettee. House owner Gibbons described him as quiet and impaired by asthma and weak chest.
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James Roy
Boylston Place
Draper
Lagrange Street
Minnie Roy
Dorchester
Jersey City
Roy
Lodgouse
Gibbons
Pettee
Boylston Street
Otis and McNamara Tie The Knot In Boston Parlor
Harrison Gray Otis and Miss Louise McNamara were married in a quiet ceremony at the parochial residence near St Mary’s Church. The groom, a descendant of the Declaration signers, and the bride, daughter of the late J B McNamara, exchanged vows before a small, respectful party and a few witnesses. The crowd outside watched as the couple entered and left in a modest carriage.
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Harrison Gray Otis
Louise McNamara
Charlestown
St. Mary's Church
Folly
Emma Long
Jack
Otis
Tucker
Amara
Lawrence
Hanley Street
Miss McNamara
J. B. McNamara
Saeed
Quiet wedding prompts trip to Canada and Winthrop house
The ceremony proceeded quietly at dawn with a crowd gathering near the house and church. Final vows were spoken and the couple departed by carriage to the depot, planning an extended trip through eastern Canada and a return to occupy Mr. Otis's newly built Winthrop residence.
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Canada
Pallas Signes Death Sentence Amid Montjuich Guard
At Montjuich Fortress Anarchist Pallas faced the military judge at 9 am after a guarded transfer. He knelt as the death sentence was read and, when asked to sign, declared he would rather sign the death sentence of the prosecutor. He later walked to chapel singing anarchy, shouting long live Anarchy, while escorted.
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Barcelona
Montjuich
Pallas
Pallas Apel
Probable infanticide in Revere near Ocean avenue
A valise found near an Ocean avenue house contained swaddled newborn remains, deemed infanticide by the district examiner. A drizzly night sighting described a small dark-clothed woman, seen by Miss Mary Donohue and Miss Mary Foley near Lexington Cottage, with the gateman confirming a return sighting shortly after.
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Revere
Moore
Mr. Hunt
Undertaking Store
Harris
Post
Mary Donohue
Mary F. Foley
Lexington Cottage
Railroad Avenue
Kennedy
Train Robbers Cornered by Posse in Montana Standoff
Essex Mont Oct 6 The Java posse sighted yesterday morning the train robbers who held up a train in August and commanded surrender. Officers opened fire killing one and wounding two, while a fourth man surrendered. One wounded man fled to the hills as the posse pursues.
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Essex
Mont
Java
Bishop Lawrence Consecrated in Boston Diocese
The Rt Rev William Lawrence was consecrated Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts at Trinity Church Boston. The ceremony featured the laying on of hands by multiple bishops, with a sermon by Bishop Whipple and selections from Gounod. Bishop Lawrence then took communion and later announced Rev William Henry Brooks as his private secretary.
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William Lawrence
Episcopal
Massachuetts
Trinity
Massachusetts
Episcopal Diocese of
Lawrege
coMijon
Old Bay State
Pigop
Phillips Brooks
Benjamin Henry Paddock
Bishop Whipple
Minnesta
Boston
David Livingstone
Florence Nightingale
Scutari
Father Damien
Jesus Christ
Gounod
Henry M. Lovering
Taunton
Marcus Morton
Messrs
Harcourt Amory
William Appleton
E. Pierson Beebe
J. Arthur Beebe
William H. Bent
Henry N. Bigelow
J. D. W. French
R. H. Gardiner
G. P. Gardner
Amos A. Lawrence
Crowds Fill Church For Massachusetts Bishop Elect William Lawrence
Immense crowds and many dignitaries gather at 9 o clock as over a thousand people converge on the church entrances. Notables include Mayor Matthews Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott President Eliot Governor Russell bishops and clergy. The procession of 300 clergymen moves to the chancel and the oath of conformity is recited by William Lawrence as he is named bishop-elect of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Massachusetts.
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Matthews
Wolcott
Eliot
Harvard
Rice
Charles K. Codman
J. Montgomery Sears
Putnam, Colt and Nelson
United States
Doherty
Sherman Hoar
Commodore Fyffe
Pope
Marine Corps
St. John's Memorial Chapel
Cambridge
Theological School
Lawrence
Russell
Dalton
Francis Peabody, Jr
Bishop Whipple
Minnesota
Whipple
Potter and Clark
Williams
Connecticut
Solmon
God
William Lawrence
Protestant Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
United States of America
Jesus Christ
Hood's Sarsaparilla Testimonials Claim Truthful Proof
Proprietors publish testimonials asserting they are not purchased or written by their office or employer. The statements present as facts from truthful people, claiming genuine proof of Hood's Sarsaparilla's value.
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Hood's
Jackson in Court Over Alleged Robbery and Embezzlement
In Medford’s case heard at Malden court Jackson faces embezzlement charges of 1100 by his employers J A Stewart and Co, while he claims a burglar stole the money. Attorney Richard Dwyer withdrew suddenly asking a continuance for new counsel, no reason given. Continuance set to next Thursday as Martin for the firm maintains they do not drop the case.
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Jackson
Medford
Malden
J. A. Stewart &Co
Richard Dwyer
Martin
J. A. Stewart & Co
Lillian
Front-page Water Front Notes and Shipyard Happenings
Captain Healy enjoyed an afternoon sport from the fire boat wharf with a poor catch. Seventeen arrivals yesterday brought 159,700 pounds of fish, the season’s largest thus far. Commodore Dixon of Dixon Bros departed for New York on business, while Captain Sylvester of the New York Pilot Co seeks a replacement boat for the David Crocker. Towboat Vim, repaired after a collision, resumes service. Captain Abbott begins a New York vacation, having witnessed a marine race aboard the Olivette. Steamer Indianapolis, under Captain Tamont from Nicaragua, arrived with mahogany.
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Healy
Dixon
Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
New York
Sylvester
New York Pilot Company
David Crocker
Boston
Vim
Dolan
Simpson
Winthrop
Abbott
D. J. Lawler
Morton
Marine Journal
Olivette
Indianapolis
Tamont
Nicaragua
Annie Clarke's Mother Dies After Illness
Mrs Susan Clarke, 77, died last evening at daughter Annie M. Clarke's home in Columbus Avenue. A frail period followed a severe cold that worsened into pneumonia. Although not a theatre professional, she was beloved by many in the stage world through her daughter and had often accompanied her to performances at the Grand Opera House. No funeral arrangements are yet announced.
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Susan Clarke
Annie M. Clarke
Grand Opera House Stock Company
Military Night at Grand Opera House Draws Roxbury Officers
Last night at the Grand Opera House the Ninth Infantry NCOs witnessed the production of Rosedale while Roxbury Horse Guards officers filled boxes. Distinguished attendees included First Lieutenant W. A. Perrins Second Lieutenant John Perrine Jr Sergeant James A. Fairbanks Sergeant Thomas Hadley Corporal William Avert H Vesey Troopers J J Ne J J Keefe Wa An Hollows W J Baldwin Retrieved names indicate a military social event with multiple officers in attendance.
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Grand Opera House
Ninth Infantry
Australians and All New York Draw In Two-Day Cricket Match
In Livingston on Oct 5 the Australians and All New York eighteen battled under light crowd and warm sun. Giffen held 50 and 171 for eight at lunch, Trumble added runs, and Cobb dismissed Giffen. The New Yorks chased 113 to save a second innings and, after steady progress led by Durrant and Coyne, reached a drawn finish with the scoreline culminating in 216 for ten in the first innings and a resilient chase in the second.
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Townsend
Cobb
Gregory
G. Giffen
Giffen
Wright
McNutt
Durrant
W. F. Giffen
Trumble
Tyers
Blackham
All New Yorks
A. Durrant
H. Coyne
McLeod
Bannerman
B. Wright Peer
Lyons
B. Wright
Seesereneee
Bruce
B. Cobb
Stevens
C. Durrant
B. Mattock
Trott
C. Tyers
B. Wright Oy
Graham
B. Codd
Seve
Ees Gregory
Jarvis
B. Durrant
Eaceese Ae
Teeeee
Mattock
NEW York
Coyne
Peewee
Rere Terereses Ory
Pawnee Ee
Brown
B. Trott
Stratford
C. Trumble
Tees
Rokeby
Gaipen
Verveesessee Townsend
Erie Pais
Stee Ee
Newt
Wickers
Donnecker Trial Opens in Portland Adultery Case
The Rev Delbert L Donnecker of Sandwich Mass and Brockton Scarboro is on trial in Superior Court for adultery with Ella Gilman of Scarboro now a cripple. The case features Mrs Gilman and her daughter and details a Lewiston trip during which the girl says she was outraged after being presented as the minister s wife.
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Portland
Delbert L. Donnecker
Sandwich
Mass
Brockton
Scarboro
Ella Gilman
Scaroro
Chamberlain Arrives in New York for Sightseeing Visit
Joseph Chamberlain leader of the Liberal-Unionists arrives in New York from Liverpool aboard the Majestic. He is accompanied by his wife daughter of ex secretary Endicott his son Austen Chamberlain M P and A Neville Chamberlain. The party plans to visit the fair and the Endicott home in Salem Massachusetts before Parliament convenes.
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New York
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Majestic
Liverpool
Endicott
Austen Chamberlain
M. P
A. Neville Chamberlain
Salem
Mass
Wellman and Shute Nominated by Ninth Middlesex Republicans
In Malden on October 5 the Republican convention for the ninth Middlesex district nominated Arthur H. Wellman and Charles F. Shute, both incumbents of two terms. Wellman, a leading candidate for speaker, had resolutions endorsing him for that role approved by the gathering.
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Malden
Ninth Middlesex
Arthur H. Wellman
Charles F. Shute
Wellman
Northern Wonders in Greenland Voyage Details Revealed
Schooner Cars rie W. Babson returned to Gloucester after a Labrador to Greenland voyage hindered by heavy Davis Straits ice. Captain Lawson reported fine Greenland fishing, a cargo of halibut salmon and trout, and scientific passenger Dr. Fred A. Cook tracing Arctic remains and Inuit measurements. Dr. Cook and crew documented icebergs, Norse ruins near Godthaab, and Eskimo children Kelaketak and Mikok brought to the States with planned return.
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Gloucester
Cars Rie W. Babson
Labrador
Hudson's Bay
Greenland
Lawson
Davis Straits
Fred A. Cook
Brooklyn
N. Y
Halifax
Zeta
Cook
Peary
Arctic
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Cape York
Hebb
Nangsuk
Esquimaux
Amonak Fjord
Melville Bay
Baffin
Anronak
Godthaab
Kodak
Flashlight
Hamilton Inlet
Newfoundland
Assizes Harbor
States
Kelaketak
Mikok
Hudson's Bay Company
Stranger rescues man from Charles River at East Cambridge
Yesterday morning Patrick Duffy of Shamrock street Boston jumped into the Charles River from Prison Point bridge East Cambridge. An unknown man out rowing saw him and pulled him into the boat. Duffy was taken to Station 3 East Cambridge. He had been drinking and had no intention of drowning himself.
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Patrick Duffy
Shamrock Street
Boston
Charles River
Prison Point
East Cambridge
Duffy
Creditors offer half dollar settlement on claims
The Weil Dreyfus committee proposes fifty cents on a dollar in settlement, payable in three, six, nine and twelve month notes, with the last three secured by endorsements. The committee includes Charles H. Allen, C. H. Alford, Henry A. Gowing, Benjamin Phipps, and M. Warley Platzek. John Hannon, a 36-year-old leather tanner and inventor of a leather prep process, died after being severely injured when he fell from an outbound train and underwent double amputation.
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Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Charles H. Allen
Central National Bank
C. H. Alford
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Henry A. Gowing
Gowing, Sawyer & Co
Benjamin Phipps
Parker, Wild & Co
M. Warley Platzek
New York
John Hannon
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GIS
V. Pray
Pray & Son
St. Mary’s Charlestown
Harrison Gray Otts
Father
Crescent Beach
s.Post
Bishop Lawrence
Hood
Hood & Co
Lowel
L Hood
Annie Clarke
Mothe
Donnecker
Dr. Cook
Sam
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