Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Rise to National Popularity
Advertising aided the launch but merit drives the success claims Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe, effective remedy for catarrh. Endorsements from Dr J J Reiniger and Mrs Jerome Ellison highlight relief of head and throat symptoms. Full sized boxes sell for fifty cents at druggists.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
J. J. Reiniger
Covington
Ays
Jerome Ellison
Wheeling
W. Va
Sousa Band Thrills 8000 At Exposition Concerts
Sousa and his band drew about eight thousand at Mechanics’ building for two concerts at the Merchants and Manufacturers Exposition. Governor Crane, President Ferdinand, and Secretary MelIntire sat in the press box as crowds cheered Sousa and the march king’s program. Commissioner Adams attended as a guest of the executive committee.
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Commissioner Adams
Death of Hon. John Sherman Stuns Washington
Washington reacts to the death of John Sherman as flags lower to half mast. Funeral plans set for Washington and Mansfield. President McKinley to attend the Mansfield service. Cabinet members and notable figures invited. a national proclamation expresses the nation’s grief.
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Washington
John Sherman
Mansfield
Sherman
Alexander Mackay- Smith
St. John’s Church
Gage
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
John A. Kasson
J. C. Bancroft Davis
J. D. Cameron
Hawley
M. M. Parker
Cabinet
Sherman’s Career Through Public Service and War
Born in Lancaster Ohio in 1823 Sherman rose from junior rodman on the Muskingum improvement to prominent national figures. He served in Congress and the Senate, led treasury finance efforts, recruited troops in the Civil War, and held the posts of Secretary of the Treasury and Secretary of State under McKinley era. He debated the Dred Scott decision and supported Fremont in 1856. He returned to public life, pursued gold relations, and remained a key Republican figure until resigning in 1898.
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Rodman
Beverly
Mansfield
Springfield
Washington
Philadelphia
Celia Stuart
Dred Scott
John C. Fremont
Congress
Senate
Lincoln
Sumter
Sherman
Robert Pattison
Ohio
Hayes
Treasury
Harrison
McKinley
Judge Day
Sherman Death Provokes Diplomatic Courtesies
Washington observers note widespread regret as news of Mr. Sherman's death spreads. Foreign representatives who worked with him as Secretary of State visit his home to pay respects, including the French charge d affaires M Thie baut with staff, and the Chinese minister and suite among noon callers.
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Washington
Mr. Sherman
M. Thiebaut
Vignal
M. Beoufre
Sherman
Peruna touted by fireman after grippe illness
Lieutenant Charles Peterson of Hook and Ladder Co. No. 21 writes from Chicago praising Peruna as the finest tonic and invig orator after a severe grippe attack. He credits recovery to Peruna and urges others to follow directions for a few weeks to restore health, noting extensive testimonials. Columbus-based Peruna Medicine Co. offers a free copy of Facts and Faces.
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Charles Peterson
Hook and Ladder Co. No
Peruna Medicine Co
Belmont Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Peruna
Columbus, O
End 15 Near as Mitchell Says Strike Will End
President Mitchell indicated the anthracite coal miners strike would end once operators posted notices guaranteeing a 10 percent wage rise through April 1. In Hazleton nearly 7000 miners paraded the streets with Mitchell at the head, then attended a mass meeting where he spoke on the evolving situation and the likelihood of mines reopening soon.
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Hazleton
Penn
Mitchell
Tragic Death of Peter J. Greeley at Age Two
Fall River report states Peter J. Greeley aged two died after choking on beans while playing. Authorities described an accidental food choke incident occurring today.
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Fall River
Peter J. Greeley
Knox Arrest Report Shows Woman Named Mary Knox
Inspector Knox arrested a woman who claimed the name Mary Knox for shoplifting yesterday. Authority and location are not specified in the fragment.
Hoar Lauds Sherman in Tribute From Worcester Gazette
Senator George F. Hoar in the Worcester Gazette pays tribute to John Sherman describing him as one of the few great surviving figures of pre Civil War Civil War and Reconstruction eras. He notes the two illustrious Sherman brothers will be remembered together by future generations for their roles in the civil conflict and military leadership.
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Worcester
George F. Hoar
Worcester Gazette
John Sherman
Fire at Castle Square Hotel Causes $50 Loss
A lighted match thrown from a window of the Castle Square Hotel yesterday afternoon set the awning on fire, causing an estimated loss of fifty dollars.
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Castle Square
New Parish Building Opens in Roxbury
The St Patrick's parish youth groups in Roxbury unveiled a new association building at Dudley and Magazine streets. Lawyer John P. Leahy spoke for the young men, while the young women hosted the musical program with performances by Thomas K. Clifford Miss Halpin and a St Vincent's parish girls orchestra. The hall in the parish school houses two sections with Dudley street entry allocated to the young men.
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Young People's Societies
St. Patrick’s Parish
Roxbury
Dudley and
Magazine Streets
Young Men’s Society
John P. Leahy
Young Women's Association
Thomas KE. Clifford
South
Boston
Dudley Street
Young Ladies’ Association
Junk dealer Jacob Levy Arrested Over Stolen Iron Castings
Jacob Levy a junk dealer of 373 Rutherford Avenue was arrested yesterday for receiving 600 pounds of iron castings stolen from a railroad.
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Jacob Levy
Rutherford Avenue
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted for Navy Health
An archival notice states one quarter of naval deaths come from tuberculosis and suggests Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a medicinal aid under medical supervision aboard ships. It notes federal revenue stamps on each sealed bottle, sold only in full quarts by druggists, and claims uses for cough relief and digestion.
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Maryland
United States Government
Internal Revenue Department
Graves’ Maryland
Baker Refuses Withdrawal in Eleven District Race
William H. Baker of Newton declines to bow out of the eleventh district contest, ensuring both Democrats Moorfield Storey and William J. Bryan supporters will face Samuel L. Powers, Republican candidate. Storey plans to campaign against Powers as imperialism is opposed. party leaders pressed Baker in Parker House room but he remains in the race.
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William J. Bryan
James D. Richardson
William H. Baker
Newton
Eleventh
Moorfield Storey
Storey
Samuel L. Powers
New England Telephone Company
Callahan
State Committee
A. C. Drinkwater
Executive Committee
Charles D. Lewis
M. M. Cunniff
Mr. Baker
Powers
Baker
Parker House
Bryan Committee
Miss Thompson
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Woman’s Experience
Mrs. Catherine Meisner of South Boston recounts pneumonia weakened her kidneys and left her with severe backache and nightly kidney action. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Curtis's drug store the pain eased, kidney function improved, and no recurrences followed. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Fester Milburn Co. Buffalo is the U. S. agent for deliveries. Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
Catherine Meisner
South Third Street
South Boston
Dean
Curtis’s
Fester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Wellesley Girls Open Campaign for 1904 Election
Wellesley College prepares for presidential campaigning with strong Republican literature support and a smaller Bryanite presence. Miss Maude Thompson leads efforts for McKinley while Democrats are cautious, organizing a volunteer canvass and rally plan at the Agora Club.
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Wellesley
McKinley
Roosevelt
Maude Thompson
Agora Club
Boston
Patrick J. Kennedy
Republican State Committee
Goetting
Gertrude Hobbs
Norumbega Cottage
Pauline Sage
Wood Cottage
Wilder Hall
Militarism
Empire Legion
Republican Committee
Quincy at Lynn Address on Imperialism and Philippine Policy
At Odd Fellows Hall Quincy denounces imperialism as a central issue of the election and warns a large standing army risks militarism and wasted funds abroad. He argues trade pursuits may hinder gains and questions repayment prospects from the Philippines. Fitzgerald attends the rally.
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United States
Philippines
Treasury of
Veto Fails as Aldermen Overrule Mayor on Water Rates
Aldermen unanimously overruled the Mayor’s veto on Alderman Tinkham’s call for a hearing on reducing water rates. Tinkham argued the motion targets improper pricing while implying no interference with the mayor or water commissioner. Auditor Dodge reported water dept staff and wages declined from 905 to 744 employees and 52,481.60 to 45,368.83 dollars, saving 7,122.77.
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Tinkham
Committee On Public Improvements
Dodge
Water Department
Tho
William Scampton
Charles B. Woolley
Scampton
Woolley
P. O’brien
Alderman Dixon
Hart
Patrick J. Greene
Michael A. Kerrigan
Martha W. Folsom
Annette P. Rogers
Two Chaws Compete In World Checker Championship Week Two Draws
The second week of the world checker championship at the American House opened with the thirteenth game at 1 pm. Both afternoon and evening games ended in draws as players relied on conventional openings and quicker play. Barker’s stamina and Scotch opponent Jordan face mounting strain as the series intensifies with anticipated difficult openings and rising interest.
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Barker
Jordan
Ordan
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