Brockton Man Regains Hearing After Surgery in Boston
A Brockton resident, 27 years old, deaf since scarlet fever left ear damaged, reports permanent hearing restoration after Dr. Wilson at Eye and Ear Infirmary Boston operated on October 11. He previously failed to improve under Massachusetts and European specialists and can now hear a watch tick and ordinary conversation.
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Massachusetts
Europe
Eye & Ear Infirmary
Boston
Wilson
WM. J. Perry
Crescent Ave
Brockton
Mass
Home Congress Attracts Visitors And Talks On Social Reform
The Home Congress shows rising attendance as mothers and housekeepers attend lectures by Mrs. Richardson. Topics cover the college settlement, labor, diet therapeutics, and the role of ministers, with speakers from Boston, Roxbury, and beyond. The program features music by Miss Grace Thomas and Miss Louisa Osborne, and lectures by Tolman on home keeping and the lives of the other half.
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Richardson
Robert A. Woods
Ashton
Ben Adams House
Roxbury
Helen Campbell
Woods
England
Rabbi Fleischer
Clarence Ashenden
Grace Thomas
William H. Tolman
Stereopticon
Salem
Louisa A. Osborne
Mary A. Stowell
Oxford
Alice N. Lincoln
EK. R. L. Gould
Arthur W. Milbury
Everett
Congress
Lucia Eames Ount
Washington
Jmilie H. J. Barker
M. D
Wellesley
Mary HB. Richmond
Baltimore
Josiah ‘L. Strong
Helen Haseltine
Rome
Italy
Thought and ‘Work Club
Anna Josephine Ingersoll
St. Paul
M. W. Currier
WH. Rolfe
Belfry Club
Lexington
Helen Leah Reed
George Warren
Toronto City Council Seethes Over Tax and Boom Fallout
D A Wall of labor groups mobilizes a deputation in Toronto City Council expressing outrage over taxation and economic decline. He warns of four Rs rights reason rebellion rifles, insisting the public seeks redress as cheers erupt and officials confront the heated scene.
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Toronto
Ont
D. A. Wall
Canada
Daley on Trial for Manslaughter in Brighton Case
John Daley stood trial in the Superior Court before Judge Gaskill for the manslaughter of his wife who was found dead on September 26 in their Lincoln street Brighton home. Medical examiner Draper testified to blunt instrument wounds and Harvard Professor Wood confirmed blood stains on a hatchet found in the house. Trial resumes today.
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John Daley
Gaskill
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Draper
Wood
Harvard College
Oak Hall Clothing firms up Harvard uniform orders
The Oak Hall Clothing Company this week took orders for nearly a thousand Harvard student uniforms. The firm, known for flags and campus goods, predicts a massive burst of business lasting about ten days.
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Oak Hall Clothing Company
Harvard
Senator Hoar Declares Silver Not Campaign Issue
Worcester reports Senator George Frisbie Hoar favors McKinley and says the real battle is to defeat Bryan. Hoar notes strong silver sentiment abroad but cautions against US free coinage without international cooperation. He predicts McKinley will win and stresses cautious bimetallism aims.
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Europe
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Senate
England
Bank of England
Germany
United States
Witnesses in murder at sea cases before grand jury
Herbert Fuller Gase and co defendants in cases against Thomas Bram and Charles Brown charged with murder aboard the bark Herbert Fuller killed Captain Charles Nash his wife Laura and Second Mate Bandberg before the United States grand jury in the federal building yesterday. Lester H Monks a passenger on the Fuller appeared in the district attorney's office and Jonathan Spencer the cook was also present. They traveled from New York where Spencer had been living with his wife and new err since bailed out by Dr Dixwell. It will take days for the jury to hear all government evidence. Sailors confined in the Charles street jail were not called and likely not needed until today as Monks and Spencer have lengthy testimonies to give.
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Charles Brown
High Seas
Charles Nash
Laura
Bandberg
Herbert Fuller
United States Grand Jury
Federal Building
Lester H. Monks
United States District Attorney's Office
Jonathan Spencer
New York
Ballot Law Commission
Ward 2
Cambridge
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William R. Davis
Charles H. Titus
William B. Durant
Conant
Clement G. Morgan
Davis
Thorndike
Titus
Edgar R. Champlin
Wellington Fillmore
Henry Wall
Wall
Fillmore
Alphonso M. Lunt
William J. Ward
Ward and
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Thorndike Spaulding
J. Henry Russell
Alderman Conant
Mr. Fillmore
McKinley
Hobart
Tammany Club
Durant
Patrick J. Callan
Thomas Stokes
C. G. Morgan
Lane
Linwood
S. Pratt
Cottage City
Francis
Gross
Lee
Pratt
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Tisbury
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Dennison
Francis 8
Frank Gross
Mamie Gilroy
John R. Rogers
Miss Brown
the Park
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Denman Thompson
Boston
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Charles Frohman
Europe
St. Paul
Daisy Humphreys
George Edwardes
Messrs. Frohman
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London
Richard Barker
Frank Daniels
the Tremont
Cissy Fitzgerald
Frederick Edward McKay
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis
Boston Museum
Elmer Whickering
Castle Square
Ruddygore
Yeoman of the Guard
Utopia Limited
Bill Barry
Columbia
Boney
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Eddie O’dell
Howard Atheneum
Fanny Rice
Tremont
Max Freeman
New Grand
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Binns
Kenny
Welsh
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Hank”’ Barnett
Thomas Kelley
Duncan Ross
Niagara
Santa Fe California Limited resumes semi weekly service
Beginning Nov 4 the Santa Fe California Limited will run semi weekly from Chicago Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6 p m reaching Los Angeles in 72 hours and San Diego in 7612 hours. The train offers vestibuled Pullman palace sleepers buffet smoking car and dining car. A second express train leaves Chicago daily at 10 p m for Los Angeles San Diego and San Francisco. New England agency located at 382 Washington Street.
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Santa Fe
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion After Meals
An advertisement extols a natural cure for indigestion emphasizing stomach care over blood purifiers and tonics. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets made from vegetable essences, pure pepsin, Golden Seal and fruit salts, taken after meals to digest food promptly and strengthen the stomach. Sold by druggists for 50 cents. Stuart Co. of Marshall, Michigan offers a book on stomach diseases.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Caucus Barred Votes in Cambridge Ward 2
A ballot law hearing opened over Charles W. Conant’s claim that about sixty Republicans were denied ballots at the Ward 2 caucus in Cambridge. Witnesses testified the caucus chair refused votes from non Republicans while marking and counting proceeded with objections noted.
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C. W. Conant
William Ward
New Republicanism
Lane
Versatile Mamie Gilroy Leads The Strange Adventures Show
Mamie Gilroy, star of John R. Rogers's troupe, headlines The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown at the Park. Her range spans soubrette to dramatic leads and boy parts, making Rogers fortunate in securing her talents.
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Miss Brown
Mats
Obituary of Timothy Hurley Boston settler buried at Cathedral
Obituary notes Timothy Hurley one of Boston’s oldest Irish settlers buried yesterday from the Cathedral after a solemn high mass. Interred at Calvary cemetery. He died Saturday at Cherry street home. earlier lived on Colonnade row and Tremont street as business grew uptown. One daughter in California, wife of Chris Buckley. His son Daniel Hurley was longtime treasurer of the Boston Theatre.
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Boston
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Hurley
Cherry Street
Colonnade Row
Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Boylston Street
California
Chris’” Buckley
Pacific Slope
Daniel Hurley
Boston Theatre
New England Happenings and Local Notes
The man who died by his own hand on a steamer deck Monday night is F. S. Penfield of West Traven Connecticut. Penfield married in August to a Miss Penfield of South Royalton Vermont. Bertram C. Griffin, missing from Haverhill, is rumored to have gone to Cuba and allegedly squandered 2700 dollars from his mother's life insurance.
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F. S. Penfield
West Traven
Conn
Penfield
Brown Bros Offers Black Kersey Overcoat at Low Price
Brown Bros clothiers of 877 and 379 Washington street advertise a fine black kersey overcoat with strap seams, pure worsted serge lining, and silk sleeve lining. Regularly $15, offered for $8.88 this week with a $10 guarantee if the buyer is dissatisfied.
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Messrs. Brown Bros
Washington Street
Boston
Clothing on Credit. RAPHAEL & CO.
A brief advertisement for Raphael and Co at 6 Devonshire Street corner of Dock with emphasis on open evenings and credit arrangements for clothing purchases.
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Raphael & CO
Devonshire St
Cor
Dock
Ragged Island Club Postpones Dec. 2 Event After Death
Following the death of Joseph A. McEacheran the Ragged Island Club votes to indefinitely postpone its December party at Bethesda Hall in Bethes da Hall. Meanwhile St. Augustine's C. T. A. Society plans its annual ball at Bethesda Hall in South Boston on November 6 with a ball committee led by Alfred J. Hurley and including John J. Toland James F. Mulcahy and others.
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Ragged Island Club
Bethesda Hall
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T. A. Society
South Boston
Alfred J. Hurley
John J. Toland
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John J. Wilson
William Ll. White
Frank A. Stout
John B Colpoys
William J. Donovan
Joseph D. Bowden
John A. Curran
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