Cure for Pale Woman Flourish Is Pills for Women
Florence, once pale and weak at thirteen, suffered stomach pains and bearing down issues. After failing with a physician, Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured her, improved appetite and color, and regulated her system. The writer also used them personally, with ongoing health benefits, available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady priced per box and in a six box pack.
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Florence
Williams
Druggista
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Ella Clute
Wilkinson St
Syracuse
N. Y
Honorary pallbearers named for John Sherman funeral
Sherman funeral in Washington lists honorary pallbearers Secretary Hay Gage Supreme Court Justice Harlan Admiral Dewey General Miles ex Senator J D Cameron J A Kasson Bancroft Davis Senator Hawley Myron M Parker of the city The family invites diplomatic corps members with cards for services in this city Funeral train departs Washington for Mansfield Ohio at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
John Sherman
Hay
Gage
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Admiral Dewey
Miles
J. D. Cameron
J. A. Kasson
State Department
Bancroft Davis
Hawley
Myron M. Parker
Sherman
Diplomatic Corps
Mansfield
Tributes to Sherman Washington
Telegrams of condolence arrive at the Sherman home from M A Hanna John D Long Murat Halstead and R A Alger expressing sympathy for the loss. Ohioans in Washington meet to honor the death with resolutions and officials announce funeral arrangements and representation by state and department staff.
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Washington
Sherman
M. A. Hanna
United States
Murat Halstead
R. A. Alger
Ais. Alger
George W. Wilson
Internal Revenue
Atlee
Department of State
Mansfield
E. J. Babcock
Boston Hotel Thief Clarke Arrested on Broadway
New York police arrest Matthew Clarke a known hotel thief linked to Boston robberies. Identified as rogues gallery No. 6934 and using aliases Buckner Allen Wallace Curtiss Rams dell Hudwell he was arraigned in Police Court and sent to headquarters. Boston authorities will be informed.
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New York
Matthew Clarke
Rogues’ Gallery
Buckner
Allen
Wallace
Curtiss
Ramsdell
Hudwell
Broadway
Boston
Clarke
Prospects for State House Sergeant at Arms Race
The death of Captain Jack Adams opens a Republican caucus fight for his successor as sergeant at arms and custodian of the State House. Major Charles G. Davis, Adams’s longtime assistant and Civil War veteran, is favored. Democrats hold little sway in organizing either chamber. Davis’s war record, local leadership, and unions with Adams mark him as a leading candidate, though several others are named for the post with a $3500 annual salary and significant patronage potential.
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Jack Adams
State House
Charles G. Davis
Captain Adams
Major Davis
New York City
Lowell
Boston
Benjamin P. Shillaber
Partington
Boston Lancers
Leutenant
Kelly’s Ford
Aldie
Davis
Libby
Richmond
Danville
Macon
Charleston
Columbia
Adams
Knoxville
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Washington
Boston Common Council
Palmer
Martin
Ex-Prisoners of War
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Washington Lodge of Masons
Massachusetts
Harvard College
Peter D. Smith
George H. Innes
William H. Marden
A. S. Roe
J. J. McCarthy
B. F. Cook
Austin Bigelow
Fitz Gerald Denounces Ballot Stuffing at Mass Meeting
Concord telephoned report shows Congressman Fitz Gerald condemning ballot box stuffing and party hypocrisy. He cites alleged instances at state conventions in Back Bay and Middlesex, arguing both major parties bear blame and urging fairness in voting for the Democratic ticket.
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Concord
Fitzgerald
Missionary Association Meets in Springfield
The fifty fourth annual meeting of the American Missionary Association opened at Court Square Theatre in Springfield with over 400 delegates. Sessions run through Thursday. Mayor Hayes and Rev. Philip S. Moxom offered welcomes, echoed by President Noble. The annual report was read by Charles A. Hull.
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Springfield
American Missionary Association
Court Square Theatre
F. A. Noble
Ofllinois
W. P.hayes
Philip 8
Charles A. Hull
Brooklyn
Succession Question for City Street Board Post
Democratic candidates circle the Street Commissioners seat held by John P. Dore with a $4000 salary and possible $1500 extras. Ex-Senator John A. Kelcher, ex-Alderman David F. Barry, and ex-Alderman and ex-Wire Commissioner Thomas W. Flood are top names. Dore’s term ends January 1, 1901 after fifteen years as chair, with Kelher viewed as the strongest candidate though Donovan and Kelher are not admitting active plans.
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John P. Dore
Board of Street ,Commissioners
John A. Kelcher
David F. Barry
Thomas W. Flood
Dore
Keliher
James Donovan
John A. Keliher
Faith healer mobbed in London crowd at town hall
A large mob greeted faith healer Dowie at St Martin's Town Hall in London. Police protected him as he entered through a double cordon and the crowd roared with cries and shouts. Charges rose, but officers prevented stampeding toward the doors.
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London
Mr. Dowie
St. Martin's Town Hall
Congregationalists Debate Beard Pessimism At Tremont Temple
At a Boston Congregational Club meeting reverends weighed Rev. Dr. Beard's dour survey of the denomination. They argued the picture overstates decline, noting real gains in membership and Sunday schools, with pockets of strength in the West and Mississippi Valley and continued charity work.
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Congregational House
R. A. Beard
Tremont Temple
Boston Congregational Club
Beard
England
Congregational
United States
Massachusetts
Joshua Colt
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Charles B. Rice
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply
West
Mississippi Valley
Natick will of Maria Hayes allowed to probate
A Middlesex County Probate Court decree in East Cambridge allows the will of Maria Hayes of Natick to proceed to probate despite challenges by nephews and nieces alleging undue influence. Executor named is William Nutt. Bequests include 500 to Natick Fire Associates and Natick almshouse inmates, 1000 for Natick town house, and gifts to Morse Institute Fiske Memorial and First Congregational churches. Mrs Hayes died August 22. Will dated January 2, 1899.
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McIntire
Middlesex County Probate Court
East Cambridge
Maria Hayes
Natick
Testatrix
Morse Institute
Fiske Memorial
First Congregational Churches
Hayes
Firemen's Day Parade Celebrates Wakefield Fire Anniversary
Wakefield marked the anniversary of last year's disastrous fire with a citywide celebration led by firemen from Wakefield and neighboring towns. The parade began at 2 pm with chiefs Cade Sturtevant Gowen Lynds Nichols in order, followed by a banquet for visiting departments.
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Wakefield
Wakefield Department
William F. Cade
Stoneham
Sturtevant
Malden
Gowen
Melrose
Lynds
Reading
Nichols
Mrs Wilbur Reports Missing Husband
Mrs Carria Wilbur tearfully told how her husband John R Wilbur 50 disappeared from 23 Walpole Street two weeks ago last Wednesday. He was employed for several years by Venece Chair Manufacturing Company 140 Richmond Street.
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Carria Wilbur
Walpole Street
John R. Wilbur
Venece Chair Manufacturing Company
Richmond Street
Struck It Rich by Grape-Nuts Helped Weak Baby Grow
A two month old baby failed to nurse and suffered indigestion despite many foods. After using Grape-Nuts as a water first, then the food itself, the child’s bowels steadied, weight rose from 23 pounds at 15 months to a healthy, thriving 18 month old. Mrs. C D Johnston of Greenfield Indiana endorses the product as a lifesaving, easily digested nourisher. The ad claims Grape-Nuts supplies predigested wheat and barley nutrients, suitable for athletes and weak infants.
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C. D. Johnston
Greenfield
Ind
Politician Sentenced for False Assessor List in Lowell
J T Donehue, chairman of the Democratic city committee and saloon keeper at 19 Union Street, pleaded guilty in Lowell Superior Court to wrongfully giving names for an assessors list. He received four months in the House of Correction after supplying Charles Riley with a list of men allegedly living in the block that proved untrue. Donehue previously served in the House of Representatives from Ward 6.
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Lowell
J. T. Donehue
Superior Court
House of Correction
Donehue
Democratic City Committee
Union Street
Charles Riley
Donohue
House of Representatives
Ward 6
Missing Wilbur. last seen after laundry run near Appleton and Clarendon
Eighteen weeks after leaving a chair factory to drive a laundry team, Wilbur vanished after Mrs. Wilbur’s errand. A driver recalls giving him a ride the Friday after, with Wilbur getting off near Appleton and Clarendon. He is described as medium height, stout, florid, with arm inked US coat of arms and crucifix tattoo. He left with extra clothes, overcoat, and mackintosh.
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Chair Manufacturing Establishment
A. I. Rich
Clarendon
Wilbur
India
United States
Mackintosh
Chicago Registration Figures Rise in Election Vote Total
Revised Chicago and Cicero figures show 402 83 entitled to vote in the upcoming election.
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Chicago
Cicero
Board of Election Commissioners
Patrick O Riordan Buried at St Marys Church
Patrick O Riordan was buried after a solemn requiem mass in St Marys Church. The body lay in a broadcloth casket at 43 Monument Square before the procession to the church. Bearers included J J McCarthy Taft Reardon Lynch OBrien Riordan and Murphy. Clergy present included Rev John McMahon Rev James Allison and Rev Philip Gourley.
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Patrick O'’Riorden
St. Mary's Church
Monument Square
J. J. McCarthy
Thomas .J. Taft
John
John McMahon
James W. Allison
Philip J. Gourley
Tour to Washington and Philadelphia by Royal Blue line
A five day national capital trip with visits to Philadelphia and New York City. Leaves Boston Navy 13 via Royal Blue line. Personally conducted. All expenses covered for twenty six dollars. Itinerary from A. J. Simmons of the N E A at 211 Washington Street Boston.
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National Capital
Philadelphia
New York City
Boston
Navy
Royal Blue Line
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Will Decree Allows Frances B. Hiller In East Cambridge
Judge MelIntire signed yesterday the decree admitting the last will of Frances B. Hiller, a Wilmington woman. The will names her husband Peter Surrette, former coachman, and sister Mrs. Mary Jeens as principal beneficiaries.
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MelIntire
East Cambridge
Frances B. Hiller
Wilmington
Peter Surrette
Mary Jeens
Russia Defiant Over Anglo German Agreement in Far East
Oct 23 report from St Petersburg notes varied Russian newspaper reaction. Novoe Vremya criticizes the deal as risky for Manchuria. others warn against diplomatic pacts, stressing Russian sole capacity to manage China relations and a march alone stance in Asia.
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ST. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Germany
England
Manchuria
Russia
Pelho
China
Birschevija Viedomosti
Petersburgsk Viedomosti
Herald
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Far East
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