The Right Thing Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a fast catarrh cure combining eucalyptus guaiacol hydrastin with antiseptics. Testimonials from I N Benton and Geo J Casanova endorse relief for nasal throat and stomach catarrh, with a Pittsburg physician advising the product over inhalers or salves. Drugstores price a 50 cent box. claim safety for children.
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Stuart
I. N. Benton
Clark House
Troy
N. Y
Geo. J. Casanova
Hotel Griffon
West 9Th Street
New York City
Pittsburg
Mob Attack on Depew Escort Spurs Chicago Riots
In Chicago an ERA gang attacked Chauncey M. Depew’s three mile Republican escort as it turned Sedgwick Street. Armed with paving blocks, rioters injured several marchers and damaged uniforms before being repulsed. attackers fled.
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Chicago
Chauncey M. Depew
Sedgwick
Chicago Avenue
Sousa's Band Rebranded After Court Ruling
A Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas decision in favor of Mrs Blakely requires Sousa to drop the designation Sousa's Band as it is an asset of Blakely estate. The band must adopt a new title reflecting the change in ownership and branding rights.
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Sousa
Bang
Blakely
Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania
Prisoner For An Hour In High Seas Assault Case
In United States District Court Harry Flamaen was fined $1 and held in custody for an hour after being found guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon on John Pilcher aboard the schooner Mary A. Whalen at sea on Sept 9. He paid the fine and remained in Marshal Darling’s office under Deputy MacDonald supervision for one hour.
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Weyabe
Lowell
United States District Court
Harry Flamaen
John Pilcher
Bard
Mary A. Whalen
High Seas
Marshal Darling
MacDonald
Boston Board of Trade Meets at Young's Dinner
At a Boston Associated Board of Trade dinner President James R. Carter was elected for the year. Retiring president Robert A. Roit urged cleaner streets in downtown districts. New officers include vice presidents John Mason Little Andrew G Webster and Francis B Sears. secretary John T Boyd. treasurer and executive committee selections announced.
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Boston Associated Board of Trade
Young
Robert A. Roit
James R. Carter
Paper Trade Association
John Mason Little
Real Estate Exchange
Andrew G. Webster
Shoe and
George Hutchinson
Shoe and Leather Association
Frank L. Young
OiléPraGe Association
Ward 22 Citizens Form Rally Committee for Recan
Nearly sixty leading residents met at Superintendent T. D. Roberts residence in Ja Yhdical Plain to back Mr Roberts as Re can candidate for the Common Council from Ward 22. A collation followed and attendees enjoyed an informal gathering.
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Ward 22
T. D. Roberts
Boston
Oakview Terrace
Ja Yhdical Plain
Roberts
Dynamite Found Hidden Under Houston Freight House
Thirty five sticks of dynamite were discovered under Houston and Albany freight house No. 7 on the Grand Junction wharves. The bundle, wrapped in Manila paper near the high water mark, was moved to the American Powder Company for analysis. Police believe the explosive was stolen and left there temporarily, with no current plot detected.
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Houston & Albany
Michael Fennell
Grand Junction
Fennell
No. 7
Ryan
American Powder Company
State Street
Lawson Driver Injured in Lexington Collision
James G Gatcomb a Lawson driver working out First Love collided with Frank Creamer in Lexington. He suffered tearing of side muscles and a lung hemorrhage in the fall, with serious injuries reported.
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Gatcomb
Creamer
Lexington
James G Gatcomb
Thomas W. Lawson
Frank Creamer
Gorman in Line at Baltimore Democratic Meeting
Several thousand attended a Music Hall mass meeting headlined by Governor William J. Stone of Missouri and A. P. Gorman with James D. Richardson presiding. Gorman sent a letter pledging help to oppose McKinley’s Philippine policy and military reach while urging vigorous Maryland party organization ahead of elections. Stone condemned Republican campaign spending as immoral and criticized policy.
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Baltimore
Music Hall
William J. Stone
Missouri
A. P. Gorman
James H. Smith
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democracy of
Maryland
Gorman
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Bryan
Stone
Republican Party
Ninth Congressional Democratic convention set for Faneuil Hall
In today’s conference for Boston Ninth District Democrats, candidates plan preliminaries for tonight’s convention. Gallivan leads with Wards 13 and 8 totaling 36 votes, Conry and Winthrop 32, Kelcher 28, Corbett 15, Fitzgerald 19, as Ward 6 support. James Donovan promises a harmoniously conducted gathering.
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Congress
Ninth
Faneuil Hall
Gallivan
Conry
Winthrop
Kelcher
Corbett
Fitzgerald
James Donovan
McDuffee Wins Twenty Mile Motor Pace at Annapolis
Eddie Mc Duffee of Boston defeats Johnny Nelson of Chicago in a brisk twenty mile race at Newby Oval Annapolis. Mc Duffee posted 32:16.5 with Nelson leading until the final mile as wind and cold weather impacted times. Nelson made forced pace changes and a faulty pick up caused a stretch unpaced in mile seventeen.
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Annapolis
Ind
Eddie Mc Duffee
Boston
Newby Oval
Johnny Nelson
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claim
A Boston resident from 44 Beach Street testifies that five months of back pain eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Bradbury's drug store and FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo. The ad urges taking Doan's and warns against substitutes.
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Boston
C. M. Snow
Beach Street
Bradbury's Drug Store
Washington Street
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Jernegan Divorce Case Captures Suffolk Court Spotlight
In Suffolk Superior Court Judge Fessenden hears about twenty domestic cases. The Jernegan divorce drama features Dr. Holmes Jernegan and Mary Morrell with detectives tracing Mrs Jernegan to a Thorndike hotel room at 120 am on December 2, 1899. Evidence includes statements from detective Pratt and Jernegan’s testimony of his marriage in 1884. The court also approves $60 in counsel fees for Mrs Dixon's client.
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Suffolk
Bordman Hall
Jernegan
G. G. Abbott
Dixon
Joseph
N. Dixon
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Roosevelt Attacked by Mob of Boys in Chicago Church
Governor Theodore Roosevelt was mobbed as he left Trinity Dutch Reformed Church in Chicago. Accompanied by Curtis Guild Jr of Boston, he faced insults, curses, and mud from chanting youths, with women and children present. Guild urged retreat to the carriage, which pulled away amid pursuit.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Victor
Trinity Dutch Reformed Church
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Peter Moordyke
Theodore
Guild
Annex
Harrison Street
Janssens Held in $1000 Bond in Man Slaughter Charge
Charles A. Janssens of 1840 Street South Boston appeared in South Boston court yesterday charged with manslaughter. He was held in $1000 bond for a hearing next Monday morning.
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Charles A. Janssens
South
Boston
South Boston
Boston Men Seek Seminole Brides Westward
Five Boston bachelors in the Boston Post office letters express desire to marry Seminole Indian brides in Kansas. Names include William Hanson and MM Murtagh, both from Boston. Others from Louis Bassill’s brass works at 160 Portland Street weigh plans with Strasser and Teen among the eager group.
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Portland Street
Boston
Boston Post
William Hanson
the Post
Hanson
Murtagh
Seminole offer of 200 acres for paleface settlers
The Indians of the Indian Territory threaten plague and pestilence unless palefaces come forward. Medicine men declare they will wipe out the Seminoles if not aided. An inducement is offered of 200 acres of land and $500 cash to each eligible settler who joins the tribe. Hanson and Murthy¢h At
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Hanson and
the Post
M. Murtagh
Albany Street
William Strasser
Conant Street
William Hanson
Myrtle Street
Wiliam Teen
Irving Street
Joseph Nsussill
Portland Street
Murtagh
Ireland
Armstrong Transfer Company
Five Paleface Suits Seminole Marriage Quest Revealed
The Post reports that at least five young men plan to marry Seminole women in exchange for cash and land, naming Murtagh of Albany Street and four others ready to depart for Indian Territory. Murtagh, an Irish delivery driver, seeks assurance no hidden costs exist before committing to the venture.
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Life Elixir
A letter from B Mills D D endorses Duffy’s Formula and Pure Malt Whiskey as the true elixir of life aiding digestion stimulating the blood invigorating the brain building nerve tissue toning the heart and prolonging life. The maker claims genuine bottles bear a medicine ray stamp and urges readers to beware imitators with a $1.43 price and free medical booklet from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.
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Duffy’s
Express
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Recherter
N. Y
Vermont Veteran Blackmer Shoots Self in Courtroom
Dennis M. Blackmer, a 60 year old Bennington resident charged with assault with intent to commit rape on a 10 year old, produced a revolver in the Municipal Court and shot himself in the forehead. Despite efforts, doctors fear his death within hours. He had served in the Civil War era Vermont Cavalry and was adjutant general of the G A R of Vermont under Puffer.
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Bennington
Dennis M. Blackmer
Bar of Justice
Blackmer
George Chapman
First Vermont Cavalry
G. A. Ri. of
Vermont
Puffer
Roslindale Fares Drive Mass Meeting Action
A mass meeting in Knights of Honor Hall attracted about 1000 Ward 23 residents and Mayor Hert as they pushed for a 5 cent citywide fare. The committee reported talks with transportation officials and pledged further agitation by petition and other means until redress is secured. The Boston Elevated filed for Centre street line extension into Roslindale with the Board of Aldermen. a meeting is set for Oct 22 before the Aldermen, with another mass gathering planned later.
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Roslindale
Knights of Honor
General Bancroft
Boston Elevated
New _ York, New Haven & Hartford
John R. Graham
Massachusetts Electric Roads
New York
New Haven & Hartford
New Haven
Graham
Board of Aldermen
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Knights of Honor Hall
James Worth
Chickatawbuts Dine Hears Expansion Talks by Williams and Low
At Youngs last night the Chickatawbut Club heard Philip D. Low of New York criticize Bryan and Cleveland while Alonzo Williams of Brown University argued for U S expansion. Williams likened opponents to cowards and recited Douglas and Buchanan on territorial growth, urging a broader American role among nations.
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Chickatawbut
James Buchanan
Professor Williams
Low
Low Punctuated His Speech With Personal Flings At Mr. Bryan
Cleveland
Mr. Bryan
Boston Postmaster Colonel Thomas committed to McLean Asylum
Colonel Henry A. Thomas former Boston post master has been committed to McLean Asylum and is not expected to live more than six months. Since resigning last December his health has rapidly declined and he has been under medical care. About ten days ago doctors decided better care and comfort would be available in an asylum, leading to his commitment.
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Henry A. Thomas
Boston
McLean Asylum
Thomas
Colonel Thomas
McLean
Greek cruiser Miaoulis to anchor in Boston Harbor
For the first time a Greek cruiser will ride at anchor in Boston Harbor today. The Navarchos Miaoulis, a second class cruiser and the first from Greece to cross the Atlantic, is named for the famed warrior Miaoulis. She carries eleven officers and about fifty men, most cadets from the Greek naval school.
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Boston Harbor
Navarchos Miaoulis
Atlantic Ocean
Miaoulis
Naval School
Lowell Institute Free Lectures in Boston This Season
Public lectures of the Lowell Institute will be offered in Hunt ington Itall Rogers building 491 Boylston St Boston with free admission by ticket. The First Course of the 624 Season begins Monday Oct 15 at 7 15 PM. For more details and ticket info send an addressed stamped envelope to the Curator 491 Boylston St Boston.
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Lowell Institute
Huntington Itall
Rogers Building
Boylston At
Boston
Boylston ST
A. Lawrench Lowell
Trussec
Will Marry Now in New York After Court Release
Dr. Harry A. Hill announced that Alice Woods, who tried to commit suicide over a lost love, will marry him. In a happy court conclusion she was discharged and left the building hand in hand with her fiancé, concluding a tragedy with a wedding plan.
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New York
Harry A. Hill
Alice Woods
Moran Murphy Wedding in Brookline Parish Residence
Miss Annie Louise Murphy daughter of Mrs J A Murphy of Brookline married Arthur P Moran of South Boston at St Marys Church of the Assumption Brookline in a ceremony at the parochial residence. Rev Michael T McManus rector officiated.
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Annie Louise Murphy
J.A. Murphy
Brookline
Arthur P. Moran
South Boston
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Michael T. McManus
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Automobile Committee
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Capaul
Jacob Capaul
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John B. Kelley
P. O
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Pr. D. Wilson
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