Restored to Health by Munyon's Specialists
Lowell Mass councilman W H Brown reports five year catarrh suffering relieved in one month after Munyon's treatment. He cites eye inflammation insomnia loss of taste and speech and relief from other ailments. Munyon's offers 57 cures with 25 cent vials and free examinations by eminent doctors. Open daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Brown
Third Ward
Gorham and
Appleton Streets
Lowell
Mass
Munyon
Tremont Temple Defends Alger in War Commission
General Graham testified before the war investigating commission in Washington on October 12. He blamed crowded tents at Camp Alger for sickness and cited water and diet issues, while defending the medical department’s competence amid wartime emergency. He noted delays in arming regiments but said they were fully equipped before Camp Alger’s abandonment for Camp Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Graham
Camp Alger
Camp Meade
Woodbury
Conmer
Connor
Smart
Army
War Department
Department
Manzanillo Ours American Flag Over City and People
From Manzanillo a dispatch reports the American flag now flies over the city and Cuban sentiment turns surface. The mayor and collector refuse to hand over offices except under protest with a congal and a notary present. Colonel Ray awaits an unofficial Maso visit as insurgent steamer Fernandino sails toward Manzanillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago DE Cuba
Manzanillo
Congal
Ray
Senor Maso
Maso
Fernandino
Santa Cruz del Sur
Miss Mina Ruth Berry Weds William Rhodes Graham
Mina Ruth Berry of Boston and William Rhodes Graham of New York married last evening at St. Pauls Episcopal with Rev. Charles Ketchum officiating. George Newton Bell served as best man and Ida Berry was maid of honor. A collation followed at the bride’s Northampton street home, then the couple began their wedding tour at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Ruth Berry
Boston
L. W. Berry
Matto
William Rhodes Graham
New York
St. Paul's Episcopal
Charles ’ Ketchum
George Newton Bell
Ida Berry
Northampton Street
Mrs. Graham
Overcoat department shows rising popularity at My Clothier
The overcoat department in Bernard M. Wolf's building at Hanover and Portland streets is busy with strong customer activity as the store's push and enterprise drive growing popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Wolf
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Forbes Dead in Milton After Pneumonia Exhaustion
Milton Oct 12 The Hon John M Forbes died at his home at 8 this morning from exhaustion due to pneumonia. Funeral at his late home Friday with Rev Stebbins officiating. Pallbearers will be Forbes six grandsons. Interment in Milton Cemetery. Forbes born Feb 23 1813 rose from Russell & Co. to lead Michigan Central and Chicago Burlington & Quincy railways, becoming one of New England’s wealthiest men. He helped build the Race horse and expanded western railroads.
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Milton
John M. Forbes
Forbes
Naushon
Stebbins
Unitarian Church
New England
Henry L. Pierce
Mr. Forbes
James
Thomas H. Perkins
China
House of Russell & Co
R. B. Forbes
United States
Russell & Co
Boston
Smyrna
Michigan Central Road
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Central
John E. Thayer
Es 2 Brooks
Hannibal & St. Jo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
General Grant
Massachusetts
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Andrew
Washington
Lincoln
William H. Forbes
Bordeaux
England
Ingersoll
New York
Cutter
Mary
H. §. Russell
John Malcolm Forbes
Miss Jones
New Bedford
Sarah
W. H. Hughes
Alice Forbes Cary
Ellen
Robert Watson
Postum Coffee Clears Rheumatism Says Local Family
A longtime coffee drinker reports eliminating rheumatism after switching to Postum Food Coffee. After learning proper preparation, the drink is praised for flavor and health benefits. Local and neighboring residents, including Mr and Mrs Miller and Mr and Mrs Hervey, claim improved health and weight gain after using Postum.
Forbes Family and Naushon Island Legacy in Massachusetts
This piece details the Forbes family and their Naushon Island estate off Buzzards Bay, describing the island’s size, scenery, private harbor, and exclusive residences. It notes a private submarine cable linking the family to the mainland, historic ties to Oliver Wendell Holmes, and poems inspired by the island. It also covers Forbes’s political influence, Civil War actions, and the wartime finances he helped shape, including bonds and Lincoln administration support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Forbes
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Mexico
Naushon
Mr. Forbes
Henry Russell
William Forbes
J. Malcolm Forbes
William Swain
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Quiet Democratic caucuses report across Boston wards
The Democratic caucuses for House nominations across Boston last night were quiet with orderly voting. Several incumbents won renomination amid tight races. recounts were expected in wards where votes were close, notably Ward 4, Ward 5, Ward 7, Ward 14, Ward 15, Ward 16, Ward 17, and Ward 18.
Democratic caucus names for Representatives by ward list
The Democrats nominated representatives by ward in last night caucuses. Ward 1 James R Hobdell and George P Os bore. Ward 2 John J Douglass and James H Donovan. Ward 3 John I Toland and Jeremiah F McCarthy. Ward 4 Thomas H Green and William B Mahoney. Ward 5 William J Miller and Edmund J Twomey. Ward 6 Michael J Donovan and Daniel J Kane. Ward 7 W T A Fitzgerald and Thomas Mackey. Ward 8 Edward J Donovan and Francis J Horgan. Ward 9 John J Gartland Jr and David A Ma ward. Ward 10 James T F McGarry. Ward 11 Charles J Countie and Nathaniel G Robinson. Ward 12 Alfred S Hayes and James F Quinn. Ward 18 James T Mahoney Jr and Hugh W Bresnahan. Ward 14 M J Sullivan and D J Gleason. Ward 15 Daniel V McIsaac and William Kells. Ward 16 William J Higgins and Edward C Baldwin. Ward 17 George H Norton and Jas H Queeney. Ward 18 Thomas A Conroy and Michael E Gads. Ward 20 Arthur E Austin and Daniel J Daly. Ward 21 John F Currier and Edward J Shaughnessy. Ward 22 Joseph E Dowd and John F Sullivan. Ward 24 Manus J Fish and Quincy A Lothrop. Ward 25 James H Dalton and George H Wentworth.
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House of Representatives
Charlestown
Boston
Roxbury
William IE. Mahoney
Thomas H. Green
Mahoney
Henry L. Wightman
Arthur Harrington
Martin P. Higgins
Miller
Twomey
Edmund J. Twomey
William J. Miller
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Thomas Mackey
John L. Donovan
Michael J. Field
James F. Powers
Bresnahan
Ward 14
Michael J. Sullivan
Gleason
M. J. Sullivan
David J. Gleason
McNary
David W. Creed
Kells
Daniel V. McIsaac
William Kells, Jr
Ward
Edward C. Baldwin
William J. Higgins
Thomas F. Dolan
Representative Garrity
Representative Norton
James H. Queeney
George H. Norton
John P. Lanergan
Richard W. Garrity
T. Frank Noonan
John S. Toland
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Toland
James R. Hobdell
George P. P. Osborne
John J. Douglass
James H. Donovan
John I. Toland
William B. Mahoney
Michael J. Donovan
Daniel J. Kane
W. T
D. J. Gleason
William Kells
Jas. H. Queeney
Thomas A. Conroy
Michael E. Gads
Arthur E. Austin
Daniel J. Daly
John F. Currier
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Joseph E. Dowd
John F. Sullivan
Thomas F. J. Curley
John M. Minton
Manus J. Fish
Quincy A. Lothrop
James H. Dalton
George H. Wentworth
Caucuses Outside Boston Reach Varied Delegates
Outside Boston caucuses yielded delegates and state delegates for several districts. Waltham names John Carney as delegate and B. W. Wentworth for the Middlesex district. Dedham selects F. F. Favor for the First Norfolk district. Salem’s Second Essex senator and T. J. Dono van for State committee. Pittsfield sends John M. Morin as senator and William Nugent for the State committee in North Adams and Pittsfield. Holyoke Second Hampden chooses W. W. B. Mahoney as senator. Framingham Twentieth Middlesex selects Charles D. Lewis for Representative. Brockton Twelfth congressional seats Philip B. Brady of Attleboro attend.
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Boston
Waltham
Middlesex
John Carney
B. W. Wentworth
Dedham
Norfolk
F. F. Favor
Salem
Essex
T. J. Donovan
Pittsfield
Berkshire
John M. Morin
North Adams
William Nugent
Holyoke
Hampden
B. Mahoney
Westfield
Framingham
Charles D. Lewis
Brockton
Philip BE. Brady
Attieboro
Voters Pack Ward 18 as Dodgers Battle for Votes
A six hour turnout in Ward 18 featured Thomas A. Conroy and Michael E. Gad facing a vociferous anti monopoly bloc. Sturgeon reports a rigged beer for vote scheme thwarted when Kemp exposed the ruse, with Sturgeon insisting he would not sell out for beer and vowing to surprise opponents at ballot count.
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Thomas A. Conroy
Michael E. Gaddis
Dodgers
Martin Gilmore
O’toole
Fallon
Sturgeon
Charles Henry Kemp
Pussons
Kemp
Mr. Sturgeon
Codman Jr. Leads Local Rpublican Ticket Victory
Private secretary to Governor Talbot and Republican candidate James M Codman Jr. heads a victorious ticket in a town election. John F Cusick chairs the meeting with James D Casey as secretary. Regular organization backer Cusick 448 votes to Maxwell 224. five members including Cusick Lynch Quinlan Connor MahNamara Joyce Casey Harney Mahone Ball Harrington Mealey Driscoll Hayes Cook join the town committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Codman
John F. Cusick
Democratic State Central Committee
James D. Casey
PD. T. Harrington
George F. Maxwell
James J. Lynch
Thomas Mahon
B. Frank Carroll
James M. Codman, Jr
Republican Campaign Plans by Essex and Middlesex Clubs
The Essex Club will honor the Republican State ticket following Middlesex Club. Tuesday members hear Henry Cabot Lodge, Governor Wolcott, Congressman Moody and other party leaders at an as yet undecided dinner. Next, the Republican Club on Milk Street will host a larger event with State committee aid and potential out of state speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Club
Essex County
Middlesex Club
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wolcott
Moody
Republican Club
Milk Street
State
Baker Nominated by Democrats for Congress
William H. Baker of Newton was nominated yesterday afternoon by Democrats of the eleventh congressional district. Mr. Baker accepted the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Baker
Newton
Eleventh
Baker
Cambridge Caucuses Nominate House Candidates
Democratic caucuses were held in Cambridge to nominate candidates for the House. Ward 1 and Ward 5 had no voters. Ward 2 saw James A. Montgomery 188, James F. Mullen 1066. Ward 4 nominated J. Frank Facey and Thomas F. Mahoney. Ward 3 produced a tight race with Cornelius Millikin 551 and George H. Dinan 480. winner decided at the last minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
House of Representatives
James A. Montgomery
James F. Mullen
J. Frank Facey
Thomas F. Mahoney
Cornelius Millikin
George H. Dinan
Republicans Indorse at Middlesex County Convention
The Middlesex Democratic county convention was held yesterday afternoon in Institute Hall, Cambridge. Republicans previously nominated candidates were indorsed, and George W. Van Horn of Melrose along with Truman W. Hagar of Framingham were nominated as special commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Institute Hall
Cambridge
George W. van Horn
Melrose
Truman W. Hagar
Framingham
Brookline Holds Largest Caucus in Town History
The Democrats of Brookline held the town’s largest caucus last evening to select a town committee for the coming year. The contest was spirited and strengthened the candidacy of James M. Codman Jr., a non partisan candidate seeking re election to the House, against Dean and others, as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
James M. Codman, Jr
Dean
A Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief Without Surgery
A magazine ad touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe non surgical treatment for piles. Suppositories claim instant relief and are free from opiates, available in 50 cents to $1 packages from druggists. The Marshall Michigan company offers a home study treatise and testimonials.
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The
Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
Rockefeller on the Stand in Ohio Trust Inquiry
The Rockefeller testimony in New York reported continued investigations into Standard Oil before Special Commissioner Brinsmade. Rockefeller stated earnings of 3,219,540 were distributed per dissolution orders in 1892 and denied promising to produce a copy of books on surplus. He asserted no dividends from trust certificates and no personal interest beyond minor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company
Allan T. Brinsmade
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio
Rockefeller
Mr. Kinkead
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Standard Oil Trust
Kinkead
Mr. Rockefeller
Army regiments ordered home from Porto Rico
War Department orders troops to return home: Sixth Massachusetts, Fourth Ohio, Third Wisconsin, Sixteenth Pennsylvania and Third Illinois Volunteers. Pennsylvania regiment has already sailed from Porto Rico with General Ernst and staff.
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New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
War Department
Porto Rico
Ernst
Welcome Home for Frank D Crane From Ninth Regiment
Frank D. Crane of Company A Ninth Regiment returned from the war and received a welcome surprise at his West End home 52 Billerica street. Friends presented him a diamond ring last evening.
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Frank D. Crane
Ninth Regiment
Billerica Street
West End
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W. H. Brown
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ALGER
Ours
Graham- Berry
JM. Forbes
T. V. Nichols
Lawrence, Mass
Hood
America
O’cloc
LOS Angeles CO
Summer St
Tenth Congressional District
Winthrop Hill
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Seelock
Tenth
Fred
Gore
Thomas J. Dwyer
Horticultural Hall
Fourth Coutellor District Committee
Richard J. Hayes
Prank J. O'Toole
R. F. Balke & Co
Bond
Louieville
Kentucky
U. S. Bs
Mellwood” & “Runnymede Club” Distilleries
Charles 8. Sullivan
Michael W. Collie
Warrank Noonan
Kemp Sturgeon
Loive
Congressman Moody
Congress
Cambridge Caucuses
Inderse Codman
Malden
Socialist Rally
Socialist Labor Party
Central Square
Squire EF. Putney
Somerville
Charles W. Wentworth
Lynn
Eighth District
Ward Room
East Cambridge
Alona
Havana
Division 9
Bainbridge Street
Chardon Street
Peary
ST. Johns
N. F
Sherard Osborne Fiord
Greenland
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee III
Savannah
Fitzhugh Lee
Richmond
Somerville Board of Aldermen
E. A. Perrenot
Rockport
Ivsas
Son
Ovn Het Liniment
A. Johnson
Jollnson , CO
Custom House Fin Boston
Kawe
Boylston St
Orp
Wilson
Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
Hanover ST
Allen—Torrey
Beverly
E. J. ¥. Huigman
St. Peter's Church
Lyman Allen
Charities E.alen, Esq
Burlington, Vt
Mary Cutler
Samuel W. Torrey
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Franklin St
Sump Mer
Masa
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