Peruna Cure Adopts Woman Health Narrative
A narrative extols Peruna as a miracle cure for women’s illnesses from puberty to menopause. Testimonies by Mattie Curtis of Boston praise relief from debility and backaches after four bottles. The piece urges Peruna as essential for female health and beauty, listing many prominent women who endorse it, and offers a free health book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie BB. Curtis
Legion of Loyal Women
Craddock Club
Dr. E Hartman
Hotel Salem
Boston
Mass
Mattie Curtts
Nettie Hanna
Marcus A. Hanna
Washington
D.C
Gridley
Olympia
M. C. Cooper
Washington, D. C
Robb-Maher
Kansas City
Kas
Colonel Hamilton
Columbus
Theophile Schmitt
Chicago
Julia Marlowe
McKee Rankin
Leslie Carter
8S. B. Wartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Ohio
Seavey Named Sheriff Candidate in Tumultuous Convention
In a heated Republican convention, Seavey’s nomination for sheriff is approved after clashes over deputy appointments.RON M. Adams nominator, amid interruptions by Krebs, deflects attacks on appointees. Jesse M. Gove defends Seavey’s record, praising his service and loyalty to the party. The race shifts as Adams’ motion passes by acclimation. Temple is named registrar of deeds and a county committee is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Krebs
Jesse M. Gove
Ward 1
Gove
Farragut
South
Bones Broken in Collision on Massachusetts Avenue
A bicycle crash on Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge last night left J H Maxwell with a fractured nose and a deep eye wound. A W Taylor, riding on the left to avoid lights signaling roadwork, mounted his bike and rode home. Cambridge police ambulance transported Maxwell to his home.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
J. H. Maxwell
Tannery Street
Arlington Line
A. W. Taylor
Mr. Maxwell
Mr. Taylor
Old man falls at home injures head in stairs
Frederick Stafford aged 60 of 99 Chambers Street suffered a severe scalp wound after a fall down a flight of stairs at his residence last evening. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Stafford
Chambers Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Michael J. Tobin
Codman Street
Dorchester
Bowdoin Street
Mr. Tobin
Ile
City Hospital
Sullivan Fights McNamara Nomination For Fourth District
Richard Sullivan of Ward 19 contests the legality of the fourth councillor convention at Hollis Hall and seeks to lead the issue to state ballot law commissioners. He argues the convention was illegal and may seek to bar J. J. McNamara from the ballot, setting up a possible nomination fight at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sullivan
Ward 19
Hollis Hall
Sullivan
J. J. McNamara
McNamara
Roosevelt Slowing Down After Campaign Run
Rock Island Illinois October 5 Governor Roosevelt closed a day of strenuous campaigning with stops in Davenport and Iowa. Campaign managers fear exhaustion may force postponement of eastern engagements. A joint Iowa tour with Senator Dolliver Governor Shaw and General Curtis Guild Jr. drew large crowds and favorable reactions.
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Rock Island
Roosevelt
Davenport
Ila
Iowa
Dolliver
Shaw
Curtis Guild, Jr
Political Calendar of Week at Young's Hotel and City Halls
Massachusetts and New England political events fill the week with Democratic rallies at North Adams Hollis Hall and Faneuil Hall, Republican conventions in Middleboro and South Boston, and speakers including General Draper Bruce Wyman Low Williams Lodge and Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Hill
Massachusetts
North Adams
Young’s Hotel
Low
New York
President Williams
Brown University
Suffolk County
Hollis Hall
Unity Hall
Washington Street
Naphen Renominated in Tenth District at Boston Hall
The Hon. Henry F. Naphen was renominated by acclamation at a Democratic convention in Music Hall Field’s Corner. Reuben Rush and John B. Neary led the push for Naphen, who pledged to defend constitutional rights and oppose trusts while uniting the party for victory in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Naphen
Tenth
Music Hall
Field’s Corner
Thomas J. Kenney
Reuben Rush
Ward 15
Naphen
John B. Neary
Ward 12
Mr. Naphen
Allied squadrons threaten Chinese fleet on Formosa Strait
Reports from St Petersburg via Times correspondent say Chinese fleet on Formosa Strait tried to engage the Russian armored cruiser Rurik, but its speed thwarted the plan. Allies may force capitulation or destroy the Chinese fleet. Shanghai telegrams note a famine prompting the imperial edict moving the court to Si Guan Fu, with speculation on aims to delay reforms and enable China to resist powers.
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London
St. Petersburg
Times
Formosa Strait
Rurik
Shanghai
Tai Yuan Fu
Shan Si
China
Morning Post
Russia
Great Wall
Germany
Chi Li
Shan Tung
Gold Democrats Urged to Defeat Bryan in Address
The National party executive committee in Indianapolis issued an appeal to gold Democrats to oppose Bryan in the forthcoming election. It warns that Bryan would impair vigor, credit and industry, urging voters to avert disaster by defeating him without naming a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
The
National Party
Gold Democrats
United States
Bryan
Pryan
Lowell Strike Off Ends Merrimack Mills Tie Up
The strike of the print workers of the Merrimack mills was declared off at a meeting tonight. Local union leaders announced workers would return to their tasks after voting to end the stoppage.
Conry Confirms Congressional Candidacy Only
East Boston politician Joseph A. Conry states he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress and nothing else. He rejects senatorial ambitions and disclaims responsibility for authors who misstate his plans, asserting he will not seek a consolation prize if unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Conry
East
Boston
Congress
Conry
Senate
England's Election Returns in Parliament Races
London October 6 1:30 a m Thirty two contests held yesterday in rural districts with results not yet announced. Official declarations show 441 members elected with Ministerialists 301 Liberals 77 Nationalists 60 and Laborites 3 in the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philadelphia Boxer Steve Flanagan Falls Unconscious in Title Bout
At the Industrial A. C. show in Philadelphia on October 5 Steve Flanagan ex champion bantamweight of America collapsed in the sixth round of his contest with local boxer Jimmie Devine and lies in critical condition. Flanagan's manager Bob Delaney along with Devine and both camps' seconds were arrested pending examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Industrial A. C
Steve Flanagan
America
Jimmie Devine
Flanagan
Bob Delaney
Woman Dies After 3rd Floor Fall at Home
Bridget McAllen of 570 Commercial Street fell from a third story window at her home last evening fracturing her skull. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where she died shortly after. McAllen was 36 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget McAllen
Commercial Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
McAllen
Thomas commits death by own action in church
Brockton October 5 Charles F Thomas aged 42 killed himself in St Pauls Episcopal Church by tying a rope to a furnace pipe and cutting his throat after mounting a box. He left a widow and child. Mr Thomas had lived in Brockton four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Charles F. Thomas
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Thomas
Norfolk county Republican convention renominates officials
The Norfolk county Republican convention met in Wesle yan Hall and, in under an hour, renominated three officials, elected a county committee, and adjourned. Officers were Chairman Charles Henry of Wellesley and Secretary J Walter Bradlee of Milton, with 73 delegates present. Nominations named James Hewins of Medfield as county commissioner, Charles H Smith of Dedham as county treasurer, and John H Burdakin of Dedham as registrar of deeds. The county committee was re-elected with Arthur M Cram of Holyoke replaced by Henry D Humphrey of Dedham though remaining members stayed intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Wesleyan Hall
Charles (. Henry
Wellesley
J. Walter Bradlee
Milton
James Hewins
Medfield
Charles H. Smith
Dedham
John H. Burdakin
Arthur M. Cram
Holyoke
Henry D. Humphrey
Butler Renominated at Essex District GOP Convention
Haverhill October 5 Senator William A Butler was renominated by acclimation at the fourth Essex district Republican convention held in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
William A. Butler
Essex District
Bryan Campaign Across Indiana Gas Belt Cities
Mr. Bryan toured Indiana visiting nine counties and twelve cities from Indianapolis to Anderson. He spoke in Noblesville Arcadia Tipton Elwood Alexandria Marion Hartford City Muncie Winchester Richmond Newcastle and Anderson. He focused on trusts and imperialism with Henry M. Johnson presiding at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Indiana
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Arcadia
Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Marion
Hartford City
Muncie
Winchester
Richmond
Newcastle
Henry M. Johnson
Congress
Eliot's Vote Mentioned At Bryan Club Meeting
President Eliot of Harvard will not vote for McKinley a statement at the Bryan Club of Massachusetts at the American House last night Dr J W Bartlett of Cambridge made the assertion Twenty seven new members admitted among them the Rev Hiram Vrooman ex-Collector Frank Co Richardson John J Flaherty and Colonel Drinkwater The fund raising committee reported daily contributions toward the $1000 pledge to the national committee Letters were read from Colonel A K McClure Senator Daniel Fettigrew Putnam Bisbee and H Lincoln Chase
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Marvard
MecKinley
Bryan Club
Massachusetts
American House
Washburn
Harvard
Bryan
J. W. Bartlett
Cambridge
Williams warns Lodge over Victor incident chatter
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is warned by Judge George Williams that Democratic leaders will tackle further talk on the Victor incident. Williams criticized Lodge for accusing Democratic leaders, insisting the party avoids scandal while noting Roosevelt’s trip events may yet surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Fred Williams
Democratic Party
Williams
Rogers Building
Lodge
Mr. Williams
Senator Lodge
Victor
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Williams Heads South to Campaign in Kentucky and Kansas
The Hon. George Fred Williams left yesterday at 2 o'clock for Covington Kentucky where tonight he is slated to deliver a key campaign address. He will speak in Hutchinson Kansas on Monday and in Topeka Tuesday night with plans after that still undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Covington
Hutchinson
Kan
Toneka
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Beiva A. Lockwood
F. E. Warren
Verona E. Roach
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Larimore
N. Dak
James Longstreet
Washington, D.C
Allie Gurtis
Seavey
Mr. Krebs
Colonel Adams
Thomas Fr. Temple
Winthrop
Sheriff Seavey
Young's
Faneuil Hall
Suffolk
Jefferson Hall
Middleboro
Essex County
Salem
Spelman Hall
South Boston
A. A. Putnam
John Hancock
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Arness
New England
Commonwealth
Grand Old Democratic Party
Lincoln
Sumner
Chase
Plain People
Porto Rico
Republican Party
Philippine Islands
William Jennings Bryan
J. H. Doyle
John J. Toomey
W. S. McNary
Michael T. Tully
Timothy O' McCarthy
J. J. Casey
Ambrose Woods
J. J. O'Neil
John P. Reilly
Stephen IH. Edwards
Quine
Morris A. Duffy
Carew’s
Henry &. Naphen
Democrats
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England
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Wsman
Butler
Ft EL
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Broadway
Cor
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
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