Munyon opens Boston office at Hotel Pelham for free medical advice
The Munyon Remedy Company announces a permanent Boston office at Hotel Pelham corner Tremont and Boylston streets. Eminent physicians will examine and advise patients free of charge with no guesswork or quackery. Free consultations available daily and Sundays 8 to 8.30 p.m.
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Hotel Pelham
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Telegraph Operators Tournament Shines at Chickering Hall
A 400 strong audience watched the wire tournament last night at Chickering Hall. Despite repeated equipment failures, several competitors delivered strong results, with Everett J. Thompson taking second prize and J. J. McGarty winning first with a clean, high scoring performance. Thomas F. McAuliffe earned the championship medal for the open New England event, while Booth and others posted notable scores amid the chaos.
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Ain
T. C. Devine
Gladstone
House of Lords
Everett
J. Thompson
Norwich
Thompson
A&a. F
Booth
Associated Press
Joseph W. Wood
J. J. McGarty
American Press
W. M. Maltby
United Press
New York
W. E.brown
Herald
Frank J.flynn
Western Union
W. E. Brown
G.G. Rogers
Postal Telegraph
N. Lauiiesse
Postal
Jess
Frank .E. Murphy
Thomas McAuliffe
Thomas F. McAuliffe
James Dugan
Western ‘Union
Hartford
Conn
Barry H. Cooper
Charles E. Bagley
Charles’ A. Wardwell
Charles Head & Co
James H. Irwin
D. M.M. Crosby & Co
McCaulffe
M. J. Connors
F. Shirley
Globe
John P. Moore
John
Old Williams Centennial Ends with Degrees at Williams College
The centennial celebration of 1898 closed in Williams Town with a historical meeting at the Congregational Church led by Martin I. Townsend. Chancellor James H. Canfield delivered the day’s address on the college's history. Degrees were awarded by President Carter to notable figures including Henry Cabot Lodge and those from Harvard, Yale, Johns Hopkins, and Trinity. A banquet followed in Centennial Hall.
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Congregational Church
J. L. Patridge
Brooklyn
Martin I. Townsend
Troy
James H. Canfield
Nebraska University
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Carter
Henry Cabot Lodge
University of Nebraska
M. E. Gates
Amherst
W. J. Tucker
Dartmouth
Smith
Trinity
Justin Winsor
Harvard
Brooks
Johns Hopkins
R. J. Kingsbury
Yale
William Everett
Quincy
Justice Pattison
New York Supreme Court
Justice Childs
New York
E. Swift Isham
Chicago
D. D
Chester H. H. Hartranft
T. H. Pattison
Rochester University
C. A. Briggs
Union
Hopkins Hall
Gilman
Russell
Dr. Adams
J. H. Canfield
Eliot
Dwight
Low
Columbia
Willams
Henry Williams
Andrews
Brown
Tucker
Buckham
Vermont University
Gates
F. H. Snow
University of Kansas
Schelling
Roger Wolcott
Schaffer
Wellesley
Hall
Clark
Washington Gladden
Horace Scudder
Atlantic’ Monthly
Brainard
Briggs
Hartranft
Hartford ‘Theological Seminary
Seelye
Taylor
Vassar
Boston
Cleveland
Harrison
West
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Justice Field
Supreme Court
Storrs
American Board
Hoar
Senate
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
College
Ephraim Williams
Yale College
Lawrence
Mark Hopkins
New England
Harvard College
Lodge
United States
Massachusetts
E. B. Andrews
Brown University
Andrew Carnegie
New Scotland
Sunday Post victory over rail trains discrimination decision
Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners rules the Sunday Post faced unreasonable and unlawful discrimination by the Herald-Globe combined trains. It orders equal terms with Boston and Maine and the New York New Haven Hartford lines and calls for one suitable Sunday newspaper train per route. The decision cites prior bargains, race for trains, and the Post's recovery of fair service.
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Boston Herald
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Sunday Herald
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Globe
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Boston
Portland
Fruit Exchange
Old Colony Railroad Company
Tripp
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Morton
Feld
Devens
Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford
John E. Sanford
Post Publishing seeks equal Sunday train terms in Boston dispute
The Post Publishing Company petitions a Massachusetts board seeking equal Sunday transport terms and facilities for its Boston Post Sunday edition. Hearings set for Sept 28 and Oct 2, 1893, with lawyers for the New York, New Haven & Hartford and Boston & Maine railroads, the Boston Herald, and Globe Newspaper Company present. The board finds discrimination in price and delivery time against the Post and recommends a single Sunday train per route with equal terms for all publishers.
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H. A. Grazier
J. H. Benton, Jr
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Sigourney Butler
Boston & Maine Railroad
Alfred Hemenway
Boston Herald
Charles T. Gallagher
Globe Newspaper Company
POST
Boston
Boston Post
Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Tripp
Railroad Company
Cholera Riot in Hamburg Leaves Two Police Killed
In St Pauli a mob attacked sanitary officers enforcing cholera rules. Two policemen died as the crowd raged, later quelled by troops with bayonets. Grimsby reports five choleraic cases and two deaths since Oct 6.
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Hamburg
St. Pauli
London
Grimsby
Lincolnshire
Wesleyan Professor George Prentice Dies in California
Professor George Prentice head of Wesleyan University German department died suddenly in Pasadena California this morning He was born 1835 and had studied at Halle and Hyde Park later preaching in Boston He was a close friend of Lowell and Whittier A widow survives and funeral in Pasadena on Thursday
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Middletown
Conn
George Prentice
Wesleyan University
Pesadena
Cal
Grafton
Mass
Methodist General Biblical Stitute
Don N. H
Northwestern University
Halle
Giermany
Hyde Park
Boston
Lowell and Whittier
Pasadena
Enterprise Cadets Return from Mediterranean Cruise Healthful Voyage
The training ship Enterprise arrived back in port with ninety one cadets after a three month cruise to England Spain and the Mediterranean. Port physicians gave a clean bill of health and the cadets spoke of their safe voyage and experiences including Madeira and Lisbon. They will be inspected by the Board of Schoolship Commissioners and later pursue seamanship studies at Rowe's wharf and the Massachusetts Yacht Club with a cadet examination planned for October 25.
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Cnuse
England
Spain
Mediterranean
Galloupe’s Island
Long Island Head
Merry
Foeter
Salisbury
John Codman Soley
Massachusetts Naval Battalion
Board of Schoolship Commissioners
Southampton
London
Portsmouth
Lisbon
Maedeira
Canaries
Madeira
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Rowe's Wharf
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Tariff Bill Prospects Hinted By Washington Report
Washington reports progress on a tariff bill by Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee. Obstacles delay the measure and Chairman Wilson will not set a firm date for House action. He says November first is too soon to expect passage, with the first of November favored for a committee report.
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Committee On
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Knife Fight Leads to Arrest in Haymarket Square
Daniel Danny of Somerville clashed with Philip McKenney of Cambridge in Haymarket square yesterday afternoon. Danny is under arrest at Station 3 for assault with a knife. McKenney sustained a slight chin cut, was treated at Station 1, and detained as a witness to appear against Danny.
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Somerville
Philip McKenney
Cambridge
Haymarket Square
Station 3
McKenney
Station 1
Danny
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