Nervous dyspepsia described by Indianapolis reader
An Indianapolis man praises Stears Dyspepsia Tablets for relief from nervous dyspepsia noting improved sleep, appetite, and flesh gain. The letter claims the tablets cured long standing symptoms and recommends sending for a stomach-diseases booklet from Stuart Co. All druggists offer full packages at 50 cents.
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Stuart
A. W. Sharper
Prospect St
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Funeral of Jeremiah T O Sullivan In Lawrence
The funeral of Jeremiah T. O Sullivan, a Lawrence silver orator, was held at Immaculate Conception Cemetery with thousands in attendance. The service honored his courage and devotion to liberty as leaders and residents paid tribute.
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Father McManus
Father Crowley
Father Hamilton
Maurice Murphy
O’sullivan
Nellie Brogan
South Broadway
Manchester Street
Immaculate Conception
P. J. O’callaghan
John Sullivan
Gerald Sullivan
Frank J. O’connor
Joseph O’connor
William Bateman
St. Patrick’s Church
John J. Hurley
Thomas A. Arundel
William H. Hart
John B. Wall
Stephen
Charles G. Rutter
Democratic City Committee
Jeremiah J. Carey
Amedee Cloutier
John Ogilvie
Philip Harrington
Edward Joyce
Robert Maguire
Joseph A. Lynch
Paul Hannagan
Anchor
Lawrence
Thomas F. Ryan
Arthur A. Bailey
D. K E. Halley
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Pp. J. O'Callaghan
J. Sullivan
Nellie McCarthy
Crescent
South Lawrence Friends
Dennis McCarthy
James BE. Donoghue
M. F. Sullivan
Star Publishing Company
Thomas Arundel
Charles J. Keefe
W. F. Courtney
Lowell
Peter H. Braffy
John E. Drury
Henry 5. Courtney
Lawrence J. Cummings
John H. Neelyon
John F. Murphy
Thomas H. Boyle
M. W. Mulcahy
John J. Ryan
C. E F. Dugan
John F. Curtis
Charles L. Marrin
Houghton
Jennie Reynolds
Miss Donnelly
James O'Neil
The
Brunswick
Charles Morrison
Edward Ll. Barrett
John H. Hannon
Birmingham
Truth’s Aim
Daniel Coughlin
Town of
Danvers
Charles L. Burnham
Lawrence Press Club
Lawrence Police Association
Common Council
Andrew McCarthy
Jane Sullivan
Malden
Bouquet
Annie
Margaret Gavin
Peter H. Donoghue
Cross
W. H. Bateman
Mary L. Murray
Elizabeth Entwistle
E. F. O’sullivan
Boston Traveler
W. E. Rushforth
John B. Moran
Boston
J. L. Morris
Fall River
O'Sullivan
Pillsbury Barrel Stuns at Fair as Giant Flour Vessel
The fair showcases a massive Pillsbury barrel said to be the largest ever built. It carries 309 ordinary barrels of flour, about thirty tons, and signals Pillsbury's Best as a top flour.
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Pillsbury
P. B
Hatfield Feud Violence Claims Logan County Killings
A Huntington dispatch reports John Vance killed James Thompson and seriously wounded Thompson’s wife in Logan County as part of the Hatfield feud. Vance is a son-in-law of the infamous Devil Anse Hatfield.
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Cincinnati, CO
Huntington
W. Va
John Vance
James Thompson
Thompson
Logan County
Vance
Anse” Hatfield
Bloodhounds on the trail of eight jail escapees
Eight misdemeanor convicts escaped from the Glynn County jail in Brunswick. They pried bricks from an outer wall to widen an opening, and a posse with bloodhounds tracked them overnight. No arrests reported.
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Brunswick
Final Farewell Rendered For Beloved Comrade
Fragmentary obituary style tribute notes a grave farewell to a fallen comrade. It depicts silent grief and the somber moment of burial with no remaining eyes dry and hearts moved by sorrow. The text conveys ritual sorrow and a solemn, ceremonial farewell.
Quell With Robbers Ends in Double Slaying in Delta
William Harold and Deputy Sheriff Radford were killed and Deputy Stewart fatally wounded during an attempt to arrest Harold for alleged robbery involvement in the Yreka Fort Jones stage heist. Harold died soon after from multiple gunshot wounds.
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Delta
Cal
William Harold
Radford
Siskyou County
Stewart
Harold
Yreka
Fort Jones
Waltham Freight Wreck Injures Conductor At Lexington Street
An eastbound Fitchburg freight near Lexington street split, rear cars struck the lead section wrecking two loaded cars and damaging several others. Conductor Briggs sustained severe injuries and the track remained blocked for hours.
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Waltham
Fitchburg
Lexington Street
Briggs
Chief Arthur Withdraws From Railroad Brotherhood Conference
Chief Arthur of the engineers has left Peroria after withdrawing from the conference saying his hands are tied because the convention has not approved the plan.
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Peroria
Ill
Arthur
The
Engineers
Railroad Brotherhood
City
Three-Piece Middy Suits For Little Boys
Parents look to a wide fall stock from Massachusetts Clothing Co My Clothier featuring three to eight year old boys in sturdy three piece Middy suits. The collection highlights practical styles for school and play with durable fabrics and neat detailing.
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Massachusetts Clothing Company
My Clothier
Old Corner Celebration and Evangeline Cisneros News
The piece notes the sixth anniversary of A. Shuman & Co and Mr. Shuman receiving congratulatory letters and flowers. It then reports Evangeline Cisneros arriving in New York after Cuban prison escapes, telling of her peril, escape, and defiant escape from police, including anecdotes about her time in Havana.
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New York
Evangelina Cisneros
Freedom’s Land
Havana
Weyler
Recojidas
Berriz
Evangelina
Lladder
The Girl From Paris and Other Boston Theatrical Notes
D L Don of The Clip per Quartet is remembered for his acrobatic stage antics in Sage Gossip. The Boston theatre scene highlights include El Capitan music previews, Keith's biographs, Joseph Jefferson’s Rip Van Winkle, Joe Coyne joining The Good Mr Best, Castle Square’s The Wife revival, and Blue Jeans at Bowdoin Square. Diana the mirror dancer lights up the Howard with electric calcium effects while Harkins and Barbour unveil At Havana's Gates. Ticket exchanges, Irene Rooke in The Sign of the Cross, Lalloo and his bride at Austin Stone's, and Sawtelle’s extended Grand Theatre engagement are noted along with Papa Gou Gou plans and Nat ure to debut under W A Brady. Theodore Babcock requires amputation after shaving mishap.
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Miss Sawtelle
Charles Frohman
Triumph of the
Philistines
Donor Messages Highlight Harmony in Big Store
The passage notes the donor's name and the phrase For the future prosperity of Shuman's corner. It describes a great day in the big store with messages and floral offerings showing cordial relations between faithful employees and the respected employer.
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Shuman’s Corner
Janson Arrested for Theft in Fall River
Fall River October 14 Joseph H Janson a clerk for the McWhirr Company was arrested at noon charged with stealing small sums from his employers Janson formerly worked for Macy and Co of New York.
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Fall River
Joseph H. Janson
McWhirr Company
Janson
Macy & Co
New York
Mooney Held on Defaulting Clerk Charge in Superior Court
Charles J. Mooney, a former clerk for Jordan Marsh & Co from New York, appeared in Superior Criminal Court yesterday and was held in $500 bail pending trial set for early next week. He did not secure a bondsman.
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Charles J. Mooney
Jordan, Marsh & Co
New York
Superior Criminal Court
Exile Welcomed by Cuban Junta at Delmonico's
The exiled girl prepared for a Delmonico reception with chaperon Mrs. J. Ellen Foster of the National Relief Association for Cubans. Notables promised attendance include Ingersoll, Depew, Cochran, Platt, Van Wyck, Tracy, Henry George, Eustis, Stanton, and Foster.
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J. Ellen Foster
National Relief Association For
Delmonico’s
Robert G. Ingersoll
Chauncey M. Depew
Bourke Cochran
Thomas C. Platt
Robert A. van Wyck
Benjamin F. Tracy
Henry George
Rabbittheil
France
Eustis
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Description of Gettysburg Battle Scene on Rail Tour
A Boston to Gettysburg tour leaves Oct. 22 with a narrated Gettysburg episode at the high water mark tablet by Captain Long. The nine day trip to Gettysburg Luray and Washington costs 85 dollars including all expenses. D N Bell is the tourist agent at 26 Washington Street Boston.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gettysburg
Luray
Washington
Boston
Long
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Masonic Building Lighting Furnished by McKenney and Waterbury
Gas and electric light fixtures in the new Masonic building at Newtonville Massachusetts were supplied by McKenney and Waterbury of Franklin Street Boston.
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Masonic
Newtonville
Mass
Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Boston
Tragedy at Cambrai Factory Leaves Two Dead
A large vat at the Central sugar factory in Cambrai toppled today, injuring fourteen workers. Two are dead and several others remain in critical danger as further fatalities are feared.
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Paris
Lille
Nord
Cambrai
Colonel William Forbes Buried
The funeral for Colonel William Forbes was held from the family residence in Milton. A Bell Telephone Company delegation attended in a special car. Rev. Mr. Humphreys and Rev. Roderick K. Stebbins led the service with a brief eulogy. Pallbearers were J. S. Russell, J. H. Perkins, P. F. Perkins, T. N. Perkins, George H. Watson and E. W. Atkinson. Interment followed at Milton Cemetery.
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Milton
Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Humphreys
Colonel Forbes
Roderick K. Stebbins
Milton Unitarian Church
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