Munyon’s Homeopathic Remedy Company Embraces Cures
Munyon’s advertises a team of eminent doctors with long histories of treating catarrh nervous disorders rheumatism and stomach ailments claiming high cure rates. It cites thousands of recoveries and offers 25 cent bottles with a six hour guarantee plus free consultations at the Boston office Sundays 3 to 5 pm.
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Munyon
Homeopathic Remedy Company
Boston
Munyon Remedy Co
Hotel Pelham
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
W.H. Parker
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Mags
National Medical Association
Jerald
Parker
Canover
U. S. Army
City Hall Plan Draws Aldermen Committee
Aldermen Lived Fottler and Dever named to a special committee to study a Beacon Hill city hall site and eminent domain taking. The board reviewed land parcels and value estimates totaling about 1 acre, with damages estimated at 1.5 million and building cost around 2.4 million. Other items include printing Engineer Jackson’s road cost estimate and adding a mechanical drawing school to a West End evening school.
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Dever
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Beacon Hill
Matthews
Somerset and
Bowdoin Streets
Ashburton Place
Somerset Street
Law Department
Babson
Messrs. Fottler
Flood
Irwin la Moss
New Jerusalem Society
Lawrence B. Cushing
Ae G
Allen Han
Bailly Longfellow
Me F. Donnell
Trussees
Trussees Enesee
Jacob Henry Sleeper
Suincy A
Shaw
Uni- Prentiss Webster
Victorine KF
Homer
Catherine R. Griffith
Shepherd Brooks
Freeman-place
Benj. F. Butler
Frederick
Sears and Others
Elizabeth T. Eldredge
Panton Univ Co
Stephen Gall Beirs
William Epalcott, Jr
Henry Endicott
American
Brookline Gas Company
Walnut Avenue
Forest Street
Roxbury
West End
Common Council
REFORM FOCUS IN MASSACHUSETTS SPEECH ON SILVER BILL
The speaker defends Republican stance on temperance and silver policy, recalls the Sherman act history, and argues for repeal of purchasing clauses. He praises Massachusetts Republicans and cites 1893 currency turmoil and the need for stable monetary reform, pointing to McKinley tariff as a path to prosperity.
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Knowlton
Hosea M. Knowlton
William W. Crapo
New Bedford
Prohibition Party
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Russell
Senator Hoar
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Hoar
Senate
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mr. Russell
Thomas C. Platt
Connecticut
New England
George F. Hoar
National Bank
Taunton
Congress
Fifty-First Congress
Washington
House
Senate of
Committee On Rules
Democratic Party
Daniel W. Voorhees
Gorman
West
Vance
Illinois
Dorsey
Walker
Worcester
Democratic House of Representatives
Democratic
Commonwealth
Lowell
Boston
Mercantile Paper
Boston College marks eighteenth Young Men's Catholic Association anniversary
The eighteenth anniversary of the Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College was celebrated last evening with a large attendance. The event opened the various new apartments and the exercises proceeded to a successful start.
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Boston College
Young Men's Catholic Association
Senate Adjourns After Sleepless Session
The Senate, exhausted after forty-two hours with scant rest, adjourned at 1 45 after a long, wearisome session. Gallinger urged a motion to end the debate while Voorhees spoke of the difficulties and dwindling attendance.
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Gallinger
Mr. Voorhees
Senate
Mr. Gallinger
Stewart
Capitol
Voorhees
South Boston Angers Over Officers Lowery and Innes
Senator Edward J. Leary states South Boston demands suspension of Officers Lowery and Innes after assault case against John Hickman. He cites a powerful legal letter and notes community indignation, plans for further meetings, and possible Governor Russell involvement to aid 85 000 residents.
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Russell
South Boston
Lowery and Innes
John Hickman
Edward J. Leary
Leary
Honorable
Board of Police Commissioners
Boston
South
Chairman Whiting Silent on Beacon Street Evidence Rules
Police Commissioner Chairman Whiting avoided comment when approached by a Post reporter about alleged confounding of a rule of evidence with a rule of action. He stated he had nothing to say after the Post’s publication and when asked about the board's stance toward the judiciary.
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Whiting
Police Commission
Beacon Street
Post
Nominations for State Senate and House Seats Listed
Yesterday's nominations show multiple party candidates across Middlesex, Plymouth, Worcester, Bristol, Essex, Suffolk and other districts. Notable names include William T. Grace D second Middlesex senator and John Goking D seventh Suffolk senator with several Cambridge and Chelsea contenders.
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Middlesex
William T. Grace
Plymouth
William H. Burges
Kingston
Norfolk
Timothy F. Ford
Herbert M. Federden, Jr
Quincy
Worcester
John E. Bacon
Spencer
Ledyard Bill
Paxton
J. J. Myers
John E. Parry
Cambridge
Horace K. Osborne
Fred W. Dallinger
John R. Fairbairn
William M. Townsend
Warren F. Spaulding
John E. Abbot
Watertown
Bristol
Florence A. Murphy
John K. Smith
New Bedford
F. P. P. Tuell
Frank Francis
Essex
Eugene A. Bessom
Lynn
Suffolk
George H. Buck
E. Walter Everett
Chelsea
Ernest W. Roberts
Arthur B. Curtis
Revere
Norman F. Hassetine
Melrose
John Goking
Boston
Demont Arraigned On Larceny Charges In City Court
Charles Demont, 30, stood in Municipal Court facing multiple larceny charges after police traced a wagon load of stolen goods to his Cambridge room. Capt. Watts and officers, aided by Detective Jim Murray, secured him in Cambridge and brought evidence back to Station 3. He was held on 800 bonds for a February 20 appearance, with his rogues gallery photo taken.
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Charles Demont
Demont
Dement
John
Lnst
Charles Street
Rogues’ Gallery
Democratic rally at Mechanics Hall Salem promotes candidate Hayes
Democratic pointers announce a rally at Mechanics Hall in Salem this Saturday evening with speakers Hon Josiah Quincy Hon John Fitzgerald and Mr Slade. Rep James E Hayes of Ward 3 seeks re election after being appointed to the judiciary committee by Speaker Barrett. Nate McDonough is urged for Ward 19 to back the Legislature.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Salem
Josiah Quincy
John F. Fitzgerald
Slade
James E. Hayes
Ward 3
Hayes
Judiciary Committee
Barrett
Nate McDonough
Faxon Family Wedding In Quincy At Adams Street Home
Miss Caroline Childs Faxon and Mr. Charles Atkinson Price wed at the Faxon residence grounds in Quincy with Rev. D M Wilson officiating. Ushers included George S Keyes Jr Charles Porter John T Whitcher L D Williams Fred B Rice Homer Bigelow and G P Bell. The couple will reside on Adams street after Nov 20 following a Chicago trip.
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Chicago
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