Paine's celery compound praised in proclamation letter
A 1901 Jefferson City proclamation endorses Paine's celery compound as a great national family remedy. The letter from Edward McKenny extols its nervous system benefits and claims wide physician use, noting its medical significance alongside anti toxins and anesthetics while warning against fake patent medicines.
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House of Representatives
Jefferson City
Wells & Richardson Co
F Paine
Edward McKenny
Edward FE. Phelps
Paine
Phelps
Big rally Friday at Faneuil Hall to reunite State Democracy
A Friday night rally at Faneuil Hall will mark the reunion of the State Democracy. General Patrick A. Collins will preside and deliver a strong speech. Democratic ticket speakers include Josiah Quincey governor candidate, John W W Coughlin lieutenant governor candidate, Judge Putnam attorney general candidate, and Congressmen Thayer Conry Naphen plus ex Congressman Fitzgerald. James Donovan will call the meeting to order with galleries reserved for ladies and escorts.
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Faneuil Hall
Patrick A. Collins
Josiah Quincey
John W.W. Coughlin
Putnam
Thayer
Conry
Naphen
Fitzgerald
James Donovan
The Rolled Cigar Delivers Fine Flavor and Comfort
The cigar’s value lies in its pleasant flavor. Recent crops have raised its taste to rival high priced brands. A smooth cool smoke to the end makes it enjoyable, regardless of cost.
Drum Corps Escorts Bride and Groom in Waltham Wedding Sendoff
In Waltham on October 16 the Quinobin Club gave Walter A. Paterson and Martha V. Scott a lively sendoff to Buffalo. A drum corps and torch procession formed a noisy route from the groom’s parents’ home to the railroad station, with a water-toast and cheers as the married couple departed aboard the train.
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Quinobin Club
Walter A. Paterson
Paterson
Martha V. Scott
Francis B. Webster
Christ Episcopal Arch
Edna Morse
Anderson
Elbridge Paterson
Pine Street
Buffalo
Cupid
Rs. Paterson
Walter Arthur Aterson
Venues Note Varied Across Cities on Oct 16
Berlin hosts a ceremony for Prof Virchow s 80th birthday while Count von Hatfeldt Wildenburg faces ill health and resignation rumors. In Brussels King Leonard visit plans remain uncertain amid no parliamentary life. Court martial on Cobra torpedo boat fault cited structural wear and purchase condemnation. Tyrone bookkeeper confesses embezzling 12000 from First National Bank. Duke of Alva s body to Spain. Kilpatrick monument unveiled at West Point. Booker T Washington dines with the President. John M Neall jailed two years for forgery. Richland tax suit against Sherman's executors. Orlando Rems stocks insolvency details listed.
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Virchow
Freidrichshain
Count von Hatfeldt Wildenburg
Great Britain
Brussels
Leonard
United States
LexPos
Isa
Telegraph
Altoos
Penn
David M. Wolf
First National Bank of Tyrone
New York
Duke of Alva
Spain
Murtal
West Point
Judson Kilpatrick
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
San Francisco
John M. Neall
United States Army
John Goodwin Dies in Wagon Crash at Wall River
John Goodwin a 71 year old resident of North Carver died tonight when he collapsed in his wagon while en route to a friend's house to spend the night. He was found seated in the wagon by the roadside.
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Wall River
John Goodwin
North Carver
Fair Local Forecast for Boston and Nearby Regions
Washington forecast notes light rain Thursday in the middle Atlantic and New England States with cooler temperatures east of the lakes. Winds shift from southwest to west by Friday as steamers to Europe see showers and light southwest winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Wight
Washington
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lake Toprane
Atlantic
Rts
Grand Banks
New York
Swift Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in City
Moses W. Swift of Dudley Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Total debt listed is $63,189.39 with no assets. Secured claims amount to $55,564.80 by mortgages on estate.
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Moses W. Swift
Dudley Street
Forged Notes Plague F. Abraham & Son Firm
Horace G. Allen, receiver for the estate of F. Abraham & Son, reports forgery and irregularities in the firm. Liabilities total 983.60 with assets of 42,163.88 including store stock, factory stock, bills receivable and cash. Leopold Abraham, a partner, is alleged to have forged indorsements and is confined in an insane asylum. Isaac Klaus resigned as co‑receiver. Allen becomes sole executor with power to continue business.
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Horace G. Allen
F. Abraham & Son
Leopold Abraham
Allen
Isaac Klaus
Mr. Allen
Superior Court
Rogers Will Case Settled in Major New York Verdict
The will dispute of Jacob Rogers is resolved. The Metropolitan Museum of Art will gain possession of the residuary estate valued at over 5 million dollars. Settlement paid 250000 dollars representing about five percent of the amount involved and covering litigation costs. Executives and Rogers family approved the arrangement to honor the testator’s benevolent plans.
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New York
Jacob
Robert W. de Forrest
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Rogers
Fatal Explosion and Fire Kill Three in Bangor Building
A second floor blast at 16 Harlow Street in Bangor destroyed the two upper floors. Miss Nellie Haney and Mrs. Mary F. Carrigan died in the blaze, John Barry later died from burns, and waiter William McAllister helped victims escape amid debris. Total loss about 3200 dollars, fully insured.
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Harlow Street
Nellie Haney
John Cannon
Carrigan
Barry
William McAllister
Miss Haz
Diss Debar Debarred Again In London Court
Theodore and Laura Jackson known as Ann O Della Diss Debar faced renewed charges in Police Court London. The hearing focused on alleged deception and hypnotic influence over a young woman. Spectators hissed the defendants as they left the dock and Jackson shouted at onlookers.
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London
Theodore
Laura Jackson
Ann O'Della Diss Debar
Jackson
Carriage Collision Kills Westport Man in Fall River
Fall River report says Henry Hanson of Westport was killed when his carriage wheels locked with another vehicle tonight in a accident. The impact threw him to the ground and he succumbed almost instantly.
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Fall River
Henry Hanson
Westport
City's Voting List Largest On Record
The Post notes a record turnout as 181 men became American citizens in Judge Colt's Court yesterday, marking the city's largest voting list in history.
Lorimer Wit Decided Today In Baptist Association
Dr. George C. Lorimer spoke at the Southern New York Baptist Association session in New York. He declined to announce his decision on the Madison Avenue Baptist Church call, saying he would disclose it later today.
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New York
George C. Lorimer
Southern’ New York Baptist Association
Madison Avenue
Labor Unions In City Oppose Strike Action
Oct 6 labor unions in Fall River discuss strike posture. Textile Council executive committee votes to not bind the Slashers' Union to its recommendations unless four of five unions agree. Loom fixers echo similar stance. Spinners vote against proposed strike, signaling unified caution. A Textile Council meeting is set for tomorrow night to decide next steps after a period of postponement.
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Fall River
Slashers
Textile Council Vn
Textile Council
Loom Fixers
Roosevelt to Visit Yale for Oct 23 Arrivals Reception
Official plans detail President Roosevelt arriving by special car from Farmington at 9:20 AM on Wednesday Oct 23. He will be greeted by Yale President Hadley and Mayor Studley, with Cortelyou and Bingham as aides and a grand marshal. The Second Regiment will escort him to campus for ceremonies and honorary degrees at Hyperion Theatre.
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New Haven
Conn
Revelt
George B. Cortelyou
Jonel Theodore A. Bingham
Roosevelt
Pery
Yale Corporation
Dwight Hall
Hyperion Theatre
Hadley
W._W
Yale
Washington
Man killed over mistaken deer shot in Maine
In Monison Maine on October 16 Henry McPeters forty an assistant cook with a woodbury crew was shot by his cousin Leslie McPeters who mistook him for a deer and fled the scene.
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Monison
Elietsville
Henry McPeters
Leslie McPeters
City election records shatter previous high with 108240
Registration closes with all time high 108240, Democrats claim victory led by General Collins and ex Mayor Quincy carrying the city in the State election by 5000 to 8000. Ward gains and losses split along party lines with Democrats ahead in most wards though Republicans report several gains.
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Collins
Quincy
Dorchester
Charlestown
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