Secret Remedies Promised for Womanly Ailments
A testimonial style article promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for female weakness and related conditions. It urges women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter for free private advice and cites success stories from Mrs. Winnie Hamilton and Mrs. Geo. A. Strong. It warns against unqualified “free medical advice” and touts the physician’s long track record in Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
Winnie Hamilton
Akron
Plymouth County
Towa
Dr. Pierce
Geo. A. Strong
Gansevoort
Saratoga County
Dr. Sage
Bishops Nominate Brent for Philippines Mission
The House of Bishops nominated the Rev Charles H Brent of St Stephen s Boston for a missionary bishopric in the Philippines The convention s discussion centered on marriage and divorce with a substitute Canon 37 aimed at disciplining remarriage after divorce and allowing sacramental reception with bishop consent
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San Francisco
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Episcopalian Convention
Charles H. Brent
St. Stephen's
Boston
Philippines
Dr. Huntington
Episcopal Church
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Beemer Trac
Peraps
Fournon Challenges Rondelle to Rematch in Fencing Bout
Lucien Fournon the fencing instructor renews his challenge to Touls Rondelle, claiming a second gauntlet thrown and that Rondelle has yet to prove superiority in the bout.
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Lucien Fournon
Touls Rondelle
M. Fournon
M. Rondelle
Winning ticket, says Mr. Croker in New York
Henry Unger Tammany candidate for district attorney and Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner met Richard Croker at the Democratic Club. Croker called the slate a winning ticket though noting Unger was a surprise. Croker to personally lead the campaign starting Monday. Also present were Senator Timothy D. Sullivan and Assemblyman Timothy P. Sullivan.
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New York
Henry W. Unger
Tammany
Asa Bird Gardiner
Richard Croker
Democratic Club
Gardiner
Unger
Mr. Croker
Sullivan
Timothy P. Sullivan
Howard M. Shepard
Congress Street
Brooklyn
Shepard
Godley
Mr. Shepard
Chadwick Testifies in Schley Naval Court Proceedings
Captain F. E. Chadwick, former New York commander and Sampson staff chief, testifies at the Schley naval court. He details Sampson to Schley despatches from May 1898 and the Cienfuegos code, noting a loyal interview with Schley and differing views on Cervera's fleet. Several New York officers and Massachusetts crewmen also testify on May dates and despatches.
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Washington
F. E. Chadwick
Admiral Sampson
New York
Spain
Schley Naval Court
Rayner
Eons
North Atlantic
Chadwick
Commodore Schley
Cienfuegos
McCalla
Marilehead
Schley
Cervera
Sampson
Key West
Havana
Commodore Achiey
C. C. Marsh
BE. L. Bennett
Theodore G. Dewey
Dewey
Massachusetts
Adelbert Althouse
Francis Boughter
Marblehead
Contested Will Hearing Over L M Chase Case in Roxbury
In Probate Court Judge Grant continued the hearing on the will of Leverett M. Chase, late master of Dudley Grammar School Roxbury. His four children allege unsound mind at execution and seek bulk property rather than income in trust. Medical experts testified to delusions and chronic mental illness affecting judgment. The matter adjourned to October 90.
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Grant
Leverett M. Chase
Dudley Grammar School
Roxbury
Sarah M
Henry W
Charlies G
Georgianna M
Robert H. Ferguson
Mr. Chase
Chase
Miss Chase
Lowell
Boston
Ms. Chase
Edward Cowles
Mclean Hosiial
Paris
Szores
Chage
Miller Freed After Appellate Reversal in New York
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Second Department, reversed the 1900 conviction of William F. Miller for grand larceny on technical grounds. Miller will be discharged from Sing Sing at once, with no immediate plan for new Brooklyn trials. The original sentence was ten years.
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New York
The
Supreme It
Second
Dsperteepe Soccy
William FF. Miller
Franklin
Fire Fight Leaves South Boston Man With Severe Burns
John Gresher of 55 Gold Street South Boston was severely burned last night trying to extinguish a house fire caused by a kerosene lamp overturn. He received first aid at the scene and was later admitted to City Hospital. the fire damage was minimal.
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John Gresher
Gold Street
Boston
Gresher
Greshey
Census Figures Show Sexes and Color in 1900 Population
The final census bulletin reports 1900 population by sex race nativity and color. Males 89 069242 and females 97 24414 total growth since 1890 21 percent. White 66 990802 colored 9 312585 with natives 65 843302 foreign born 40 46008.
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Washington
Trial for Molineux Likely Again in Albany
Albany Oct 11 The Court of Appeals did not hand down a decision on the murder conviction of Roland Burnham Molineux as jurists argued over whether to grant a new trial The court debated admissibility of evidence and the role of handwriting experts while preparing for a possible new trial next Tuesday observers foresee a ruling likely favoring a retrial but caution remains about expert testimony impacts The case centers on poison allegations and disputed handwriting linking to the accused.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Roland Burnham Molineux
Catherine Adams
Molineux
Tracy's Race Leads In Six Day Walk at Industrial Hall
In Philadelphia on October 11 only 16 competitors remained in the six day walking match at Industrial Hall. Tracy of Kinderhook New York led since yesterday and is expected to hold the advantage. The city surgeon reported the contestants in fair condition. After 118 hours Tracy had gone 484 miles with pace ton es of 427 as Glick 424 Cavanaugh 419 and Golden 4 close behind.
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Phae
Penn
Terpain
Industrial Hall
Tracy
Kinderbook
N. Y
Aioe
Pacetones
Glick
Cavanaugh
Golden
Billiard Matches Tie as Schaefer and Barutel Break Even
William Schaefer and Barutel remain even in the billiards event at the Billiard Palace. Barutel won the afternoon 150 to 77 but lost the evening match to Cheatoe and Cutler, while Schaefer and Barutel later teamed for another win.
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Schaefer
Barutel
Ay Billiard Palace
Scones
Bcheatoe
Cutler
Ey Howleon
Ie Cee
Wane Schaefer
Banu Tence
William P. Marshall
Hub
Court Street
Jacob Schaefer
M. Louis Barutal
Leonard Howison
Proprieto Splaine & Cutler
Mr. Marshall
Billy
Marshall
Boston
Cambridge
Immense Attendance At Food Fair Draws Guests
An estimated two thousand excursionists visited the Food Fair yesterday with participants from over 40 Massachusetts towns including New Bedford Brockton Rockland and Cape Cod areas plus arrivals from Woonsocket Rhode Island. The moving pictures Ben Hur views and President McKinley funeral scenes drew heavy crowds while the domestic science department offered Swiss luncheon and a lesson on Lucerne homes.
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Massachusetts
New Bedford
Brockton
Rockland
Cape Cod
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Sandwich
Haynes
McKinley
Nellie Dot Ranche
Miss Ranche
Lucerne
Switzerland
Rowén R. Church
Somerville Home
HP Hubbard
Garment Makers Gain Ground in Strike
The garment workers strike shows momentum with many coat contractors signing the union agreement. A committee will present a wage increase and arbitration plan at 11 this morning. Vest makers remain out while contract talks continue with meetings set for 4 pm today and a possible charter filing for the pants group.
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Vest
Canali Street
Canal Street
John L. Bean
Garment Workers
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