Notable endorsements for Dr. Greene's Nervura cure
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher praises Nervura as the grand medicine endorsed by prominent Americans including Lt Gov Thomas of Vermont Congressman Williams of New York Senator Randall and ex Speaker Noyes. The letter from Beecher extols cures among her acquaintances and urges use for nervous exhaustion indigestion and related ailments. Dr. Greene's Nervura is billed as the best restorative, with discoverer Dr. Greene offering free consultation from 34 Temple Place Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Vermont
Montpelier
Andrew Williams
Plattsburg
N. Y
George W. Randall
Waterbury
House of Representatives
Charles J. Noyes
Boston
Mass
Henry Robinson
Concord
N. H
Edwin C. White
Hyde Park
Senate
Frederick W. Baldwin
Barton
United States
Greene
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
S. Louise Barton
America
Henry Ward Beecher
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Judge Crisp Dies Amid Georgia Senate Fight
The obituary notes Judge Crisp opposed fusion with the Populists and backed the silver movement in Georgia. His death may trigger a bitter bid for the United States Senate as the legislature meets next week. Col. Peabody’s long career at Thayer & Co. and his charitable acts, church leadership, and prominent Boston ties are outlined, including the plan for his funeral at All Saints Church in Dorchester and related civic meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Crisp
Atkinson
Georgia
United States Senate
Crisp
Capitol
Missing girls and suspecious links to gypsies swirl in town
A town story describes four girls missing after an overnight absence. Reports say they were seen with Bill and Jo in Cambridge then headed toward Auburndale with a gypsy camp later located. Jo denies knowledge. Bill’s mother blames him. police and locals chase no solid lead as a gypsy camp figure comments on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Geetle
Cambridge
Bill
Lillian
Auburndale
Somerville
Miss Kelley
Hall
Charles F Crisp Speaker of Georgia in Early Washington Era
Charles F Crisp, born in England and raised in Georgia, rose from law practice in Ellaville to judge, then congressman and speaker. The article chronicles his wartime service, political career, leadership in the House, and family life including wife Mrs Crisp and their four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Crisp
England
Savannah
Macon
Virginia
Fort Delaware
Elllaville
Schrey County
Ellaville
Southern Judicial Circuit
Georgia
Americus
Georgia Assembly
Washington
Howell Cobb
Randall
Carlisle
Crisp
Thoebe
House
Throckmorton
Judge Crisp
Prince Albert
Speaker Crisp
Ameriocus
Crisps
Congress
Death of Colonel Oliver W. Peabody of Kidder Peabody Co.
Colonel Oliver W. Peabody of the Kidder, Peabody & Co. banking firm died yesterday forenoon at his Milton summer home after a months long illness from a complication of diseases. He was born in Springfield Mass in 1884 and leaves twin brother W B O Peabody and a clergyman father Rev W O B Peabody. The obituary notes his long presence in the citys banking district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. Peabody
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Milton
Peabody
Jonesport
Oliver White Peabody
Springfield
Mass
W. B. O. Peabody
W. O. B. Peabody
O. W. B. Peabody
Harvard
Death of Columbus Delano Former Secretary of the Interior
Delano, ex-Secretary of the Interior, died in Mount Vernon Ohio at noon. Born 1809 in Shoreham Vermont he rose to prominence as a criminal prosecutor and congressman later serving as internal revenue commissioner and Grant era Interior Secretary. He endowed Delano Hall at Kenyon College and held several major posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon, O
Columbus Delanio
Delano
Shoreham
Ohio
Chicago
United States
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
G. W. Morgan
House
Congress
Internal Revenue
Interior Department
Grant
Kenyon College
Delano Hall
Dallinger Declines Joint Debate With Dem Challenger
The Hon. Frederick W. Dallinger of Cambridge Republican candidate for the Senate writes to Herman ward Democratic candidate in the second Middlesex district and declines a joint debate saying he cannot see how any arguments would aid voters in determining the verdict at the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Senate
Herman Ward
Second
Middlesex
Heart Disease Cure Promise in 30 Minutes
Dr Agnew announces a patented remedy for organic and sympathetic heart disease that claims perfect relief in thirty minutes. The ad cites relief from palpitation shortness of breath and chest pain and lists EB Woodward Co Jaynes Co as sellers at Bromfield Street and Washington Hanover Streets.
A Pattern for a Dime Regular 25 Cent Pattern
A short notice outlines a new pattern offered at a discount for Post readers. The ad highlights the affordable price and availability, inviting readers to request the pattern.
Borrowe to Wed.
New York reports an engagement between H Alsop Borrowe and Anna Corbin, daughter of the late magnate Austin Corbin. Denials ceased after Borrowe’s valet was arrested for drunkenness, and a formal announcement is made noting six years of prior engagement and a winter wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corbin
Mr. Borrowe
Borrowe
Consolidated Traction Company of New Jersey
Jersey City
Newark
Irvington
Mr. Corbin
Miss Corbin
Wife Named Lingueri Shot by Husband in New York
Silvio Lingueri and his wife Josephine lie near death at Bellevue after Lingueri shot Josephine at 19 Stuyvesant street and then wounded himself with a knife. The couple, once admired in the Italian quarter, faced jealousy over a potential marriage ceremony and a rival suitor. Detective Heinatz obtained Lingueri’s statement before he died. the wife is unable to speak. In Massachusetts news, George Fred Williams may speak at Music Hall in Boston next Friday as part of the Bryan Sewall Williams campaign efforts amid state committee tensions and preparations for rallies and resignations. Populists in the state push for 15,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Silvio Lingueri
Josephine
Bellevue
Stuyvesant Street
Lingueris
Ucel
Lingueri
George Fred Williams
Music Hall
Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan
Sewall
Williams
State Committee
Mr. Williams
Massachusetts
Boston
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
Chairman Jones
Senator Teller
Illinois
John F. Fitzgerald
Panellil Hall
Coucillor John H. Sullivan
Judge Corcoran
Boston City Organization Campaign Committee
Fashionable pale reseda silk gown with multicolor embroidery
The description outlines an ideal party gown using pale reseda silk with multicolored chiffon embroidery. It features a tailored front with bust darts, a square yoke, pompadour front, and three bands of insertion extending from the yoke. The design suits sheer fabrics and various materials, with specific yardage for a medium miss size and pattern Nos. 6365 for pattern orders from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kittie Drury in Court Over Embezzlement Charge
Miss Kitty Drury appeared in Roxbury District Court for sentencing on embezzling 570 dollars from her lover J F McHlaney. The case was continued to Oct 30 as she remained composed despite potential jail. The funds were given in small sums to save for him and she claimed her mother had them when asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Drury
J. F. McHlaney
Roxbury
Miss Drury
McEinney
Ozon eureka fools minister with whiskey joke
In Arlington a Chicago preacher recounts mistaking a driver’s joke about ozone. While traveling to a camp meeting they pause behind a tree where the driver reveals a bottle of whiskey, prompting a humorous correction about the odor and the word ozone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Smith
Chicago
Arlington
Washington Star
Parrot for company proves imperfect companion
A dealer touts a parrot to a single woman seeking company while her husband is away. The bird is not fluent but is trained to mutter one line each morning about hidden collars, sounding like a bureau drawer opening. The exchange highlights the parrots quirky value as a household confidant.
Fossil Reproduction Challenge Spurs Scientist Banter
Two scientists clash over a fossil reproduction as one struggles with a bone that resists interpretation. The exchange highlights uncertainties in early palaeontological work reported by the New York Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Ad Quietly Appears
An old advertisement fragment calls out cold cures and a bottle of Retter buy a bottle Oh Syrup. The tone suggests a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine style with generic brand cues and promotional language.
The McKinley Club Scheme and the Silver Question
A man and his friend discuss joining a political club that promises easy evenings downtown. The speaker explains he manipulates his wife with the silver issue to attend nightly meetings, claiming it could win him a Bordeaux consulship under McKinley. The plan amuses the other man who decides to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Club
McKinley
Bordeaux
France
Political Club
Cain
Man pursues geometry while politics shapes votes
A mother praises Henry’s mathematics and geometry skill as a politician reframes education. The exchange notes how some view geometry as productive while others see it as a path to influencing electoral outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Boston Theatres Enter Week of Dramatic and Variety Shows
The Empire Theatre stock company opens in The Benefit of the Doubt at Hollis for the week. Hollands present A Social Highwayman, while Cleveland & Haverly Minstrels, Denman Thompson in The Old Homestead, Miss Brown at Park, Two Little Vagrants at Museum, Chimes of Normandy then Pirates of Penzance. Forthcoming include Chimmie Fadden at Park, Fedora at Boston Theatre, Wizard of the Nile farewell at Tremont, vaudeville next week, and Keath's features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis
Boston
Hollands
Cleveland & Haverly Minstrels
Denman Thompson
Castle Square
the Park
Fanny Davenport
Boston Theatre
the Tremont
Cissy Fitzgerald
Ke‘th
Andrew Mack
Columbia
Myles Aroon
William Barry
Lydia
Max Freeman
Ben R. Harvey
Howard Atheneum
Russell Brothers
Jennie Yeamans
Grand Opera House
Binns & Binns
Ple
Seidl
Boston Star
Henry Schmidt
Otto Stockert
R. Riedrich
Marie Decca
Austin & Stone’s
Pauline Hall
Hher
Pleasure Palace
New York
Rice & Barton
Trocadero
Woods
Barwendue Company
New Eden Musee
Hanover Street
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John E. Thayer & Bro
Francis H. Peabody
Colonel Eabody
Mary Lothrop
S. K. Lothrop
Thomas K. Lothrop
Company of Cadets
Sq Utada
Forty-fifth
John EB. Thayer & Bro
Henry P. Kidder
A. K. Teele
King’s Chapel
Colonel Peabody
All Saints’ Church
Ashmont
Paddock
All Saints
George S. Bennett
Grace Church
N. J
K. Lothrop
Loyal Legion
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Children’s Hospital
Commonwealth Avenue
Maine
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Ashmont Street
Dorchester
Old Colony
Forty-fifth Regiment Association
Tremont Temple
Secretary of the Interior
Mt. Vernon
Dallinger
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Wiss Corbin
Kittie
Drury
Ayer
Willams
Athenaeum
Howard St
Howard Athenaeum Star Specialty Co
Kaye and Menry
Falke and Lemon
The
Mortons
Eddie O’ Dell
Ben Harney
Levines
Tnl
Col. Washington and Dover
Kittie Drury
Patten Department
Popular Mathematics
Waris Boog Fal
Mechanics’ Building
Seventh Regiment Band OF
W. B. Rogers
Keith'strates
the Marvellous
Biondi
Fregoli
TIMES
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co
Frank Daniels
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Big Vaudeville Co
Koster & Bial’s
Pt. M
Mme
Eugene Tompkins
Thompson
Denman
Cleveland & Haverly’s
Minstrels
I Boston
Symphony Orchestra
Eri
Paur
le Soloist
MA. Martinus Sieveking
Gwendoline
Castlecutive
Tremont St
Tremont
Tremont &1
Planquette
Normandy
N. Y. Empire Theatre Company
S.Z
Eisates
Charles Frohman
Lessee
Deatimee
Miss Brown
Bowdoin
Columbia Theatre
Pip LA
Mats
Andrea Mac
Billy Barry
Austin
Jationals
Rice & Barton’s
BIC Burlesque CO
Pearoxey
Portland
Bay State
India Wharf
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