Peruna Promoted as Essential Family Remedy
A Peruna advertisement extols the medicine as a household necessity for common ailments such as hoarseness cough and indigestion. It quotes letters from readers including Mrs Julia C Brown praising its reliability and urges contacting The Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio for a free catarrh book.
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Julia
Brown
Henry W. Lawton
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Cgentlemen
Julia C. Brown
Coler Talks Before 20th Century Club
Coler, NY City comptroller, spoke on "A Stronger Public Spirit in Our Political Life" before the 20th Century Club. He detailed corruption in New York politics, urged public engagement, caucus reforms, and warned how consolidation and party machines influence state and city governance. Brandeis and Pillsbury weighed in on duties of voters and business leaders amid calls for reform.
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New York City
New York
Josiah Quincey
Mr. Coler
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Cater
Statie
Massachusetts
Boston
Albert FE. Pillsbury
Mr. Pillsbury
Mead
Louis D. Brandeis
Board of Aldermen
Senator Hill
Reliable Dentists Offer Quality Artificial Teeth
Somerville and Chelsea notices tout Prof Atkins attachments for secure fit and natural appearance. Prices listed include gold filigs one dollar, silver 50 cents, gold teeth three dollars, without a plate two dollars. Free examinations and immediate service claimed by Figin Dental Co in Ward 12 Vernon Row.
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Chelsea
Anna M
Burns
Figin Dental Co
Vremont Row
Fostein
United States Will Not Build Its Own Armor Plate Plant
Secretary Long conferred with Bethlehem and Carnegie Steel officials over 15 million dollars in armor plate contracts for the navy. Linderman and Schwab led their respective interests as talks narrowed differences but left no final agreement. A further meeting is planned to scrutinize the proposition and counter proposals.
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Washington
Long
Bethlehem
Carnegie Steel Companies
Navy
Linderman
Bethlehem Company
Schwab
Carnegie
Navy Department
Paul Revere
Hall
Chifetown
Art gallery entertainment features Bouguereau and La Farge
A Boston article details Bouguereau’s La Jeunesse et l’Amour in a separate room with a viewing fee, Bouguereau’s nude Youth, Cupid, and La Farge works including a McKim memorial window study and Nikko landscape. It also describes acts by Prince Ishmael and Ching Ping and Sam Lung, plus fortune tellers in Fakirs' row. Professors Matook foresees Bryan winning while McKinley’s prospects appear dimmer.
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Paris
Bouguereau
Youth
Cupid
John la Farge
McKim
Trinity Church
la Farge
Paul Revere Hall
Prince Ishmael
Vishue
India
Ishmael
Various Classical Pieces in Harm of Revived Catalog
A fragmented OCR list presents titles and composers for a concert program. Entries include works by Arnold, Katya, Strauss, Sousa, and Rogers, with performances such as Ritter Pasman, Le Vienne Waltz, Juliette de Charent, and a Fantasie of Old Tunes.
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Ritter Pasman
Katya Lo
Wigia
Strauss Valse
Juliette de Charent
Muller Mery
Hell
Guerre Sousa
Heck Sousa
Sousa Concert Draws Vast Crowd at Exposition Hall
Nearly 10,040 attendees braved elements for Sousa at Mechan ics' Hall during the Merchants and Manufacturers Exposition. The bandleader energized the arena with "Bride Elect" "El Capitan" and "Stars and Stripes." Lieutenant-Governor Bates joined the ovation, while the exposition offered sites like Chinatown, Paul Revere Hall, and a charity hosiery sale led by Valerie Bergere. The event highlighted a safe, well-arranged display of exhibits and a stylish, subdued decor across two halls showcasing arts, fashion, and mechanical devices.
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Sousa
el Capitan
Washington Post
Sea
Stars and Stripes
Manhattan Beach
John L. Bates
Exhibition
Bates
Frank Ferdinand
A. S. Pratt
H. F. McIntire
Chinatown
Paul Revere Hall
Women of All Nations
Boston
Mr. Bates
Valerie Bergere
Naughty Anthony
Miss Bergere
Chamberlyn sues May Yohe for 50000 damages
Theatrical manager A. H. Chamberlyn sues actress May Yohe in New York for breach of contract claiming she agreed to appear at multiple theatres across the United States and Canada but deliberately broke the contract on September 8 last.
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A. H. Chamberlyn
May Yohe
Chamberlyn
Miss Yohe
United States
Canada
Marines arrive at Taku after Pekin voyage
Marines from Pekin reach Taku and will be joined the next day by the Tiensin battalion. They are to sail on the Insiena for Coevit via Shanghai, dated October 10.
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Shanghai
Armerican
Pekin
Taku
Tiensin
Massachusetts convention nominates Baker after Storey motion
The eleventh district convention saw a dramatic shift as Moorfield Storey led on the first ballot but William H. Baker won on the second. Delegates debated, cheers rose, and Baker was carried into the hall on supporters’ shoulders before his unanimous nomination. Storey vowed to run regardless.
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Congress
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Milford
Boston
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Yeal
Hyde Park
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Powers
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Arthur Clark
Dedham
D. J. Gallagher
Newton
John T. McLaughlin
W. K. Peabody
E. F. MacClenen
Brookline
T. F. Gorman
W. T. Carroll
Moorefield Storey
William Baker
James M. Folan
Norwood
John T. McLoughlin
John M
Post
Driscoll Clinches Hampden Senate Nomination On 33rd Ballot
Representative Daniel J. Driscoll of Chicopee won the Democratic nomination in the second Hampden district after a 33rd ballot, defeating Roger Donohue 298 to 27 as Senator Mahoney withdrew on the 32nd ballot. Known as the Bryan legislator, Driscoll has served three years and figures prominently in labor legislation.
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Senate
Hampden
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Mahoney
Westficeld
Driscol
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House
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