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Munyon claims a wide range of remedies to cure illnesses from colds to asthma and kidney disease. Each product has a stated price and guarantees, with free expert advice and homeopathic consultations at Munyon Homeopathic Remedy Company in Boston.
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Munyon
Price
Munyon Homeopathic Remedy Company
Hotel Pelham
Cor. Tremont and Boylston Sts
Boston
Oylston Bldg
Washington and Boylston Sts
Mass
Two new boycotts endorsed by Furniture Workers Union 24
At Dexter Hall last evening the union received a communication from the international committee declaring boycotts on Brunswick Balke Collender billiard table firm and Rothschild Co known as the American Bar Fixture Company. The union endorsed the boycotts and directed delegates to present the matter to Building Trades Council and Central Labor Union.
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Furniture Workers’ Union
Dexter Hall
Brunswick, Balke & Collender Billiard
Rothschild & Co
American Bar Fixture Company
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Steam Fitters' Helpers Union Votes Fee Increase
The Steam Fitters' Helpers Union met in New England Hall and voted to raise the initiation fee effective December 1. They also decided to apply for membership in the National Association of Steam Fitters. Meanwhile hat makers at St Stephen's Hall endorsed Union 14's stance on the brewery dispute and condemned Secretary Bishop's actions.
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Steam Fitters’ Helpers’ Union
New England Hall
National Association of Steam Fitters
St. Stephen's Hall
Union 14
Bishop
Engineers Debate Valve Types At Blatchford Hall Meeting
The stationary engineers held a largely attended meeting in Blatchford Hall last evening to discuss water columns and piping methods. They compared the merits of the pop safety valve and the lever valve.
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Blatchford Hall
Brass Workers' Union 33 Welcomes Seven New Members
The Brass Workers' Union 33 met last night and initiated seven members. The union is reported to be in unusually fine condition.
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Brass Workers’ Union 33
Indorsed Garment Workers and Union Leaders Elected
House Smiths Union 1 endorsed the United Garment Workers label and adopted sympathy resolutions for Timothy Walsh. Gas Fitters Union met at 699 Washington street electing W J Perkins president A Garibaldi secretary and M J Brown treasurer. The group plans weekly meetings there and to keep the charter list open until January 1 with a $5 initiation fee afterward.
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House Smiths
Alpha Hall
United Garment Workers
Timothy Walsh
Gas Fitters’ Union
Washington Street
W. J. Perkins
A. Garibaldi
M. J. Brown
Flourishing Roofers Grow Union to One Hundred Ten
The Roofers' Protective Union admitted fifteen new members last night, bringing total membership to one hundred ten.
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The
Roofers' Protective Union Lastevening
Salaries Set for Mechanic Arte High School Staff
School board fixed teacher salaries at Mechanic Arte High School with head masters earning 3780 dollars, masters 2880, junior masters first year 1008 and increase 144 to 2880, instructors first year 1500 with 60 increase and 2280 max, assistant instructors first year 750 with annual increase and max. City Council urged to appropriate 46000 dollars for a new primary school house on the rear of the Howard Avenue primary school house Roxbury.
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Mechanic Arte High School
Howard Avenue
Roxbury
The Folly of At. Candidate Russell Ridicules G. O. P.
In Holyoke on October 24 a large City Hall audience heard John E. Russell and James B. Carroll address a fervent crowd. Russell defended home rule policies, urged constant voter participation, and criticized opponents for overemphasizing federal issues while detailing reforms and financial concerns from the Harrison and Cleveland eras.
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Holyoke
City Hall
Democracy
John E. Russell
James B. Carroll
Callahan
Carroll
Springfield
Russell
The
Commonwealth
Marrison
Treasury
Harrison
Cleveland
Congress
Reading tariff speech defends reforms and warns Republicans
The speaker argues the tariff debate shapes wages through market forces, not wage policies. He cites Cobden, stresses mass production in New England, and asserts tariffs burden farmers while could widen markets and boost commerce. He condemns Republican claims of failed governance and calls for a conservative, pro-Massachusetts revision to protect livelihoods.
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Ure
Great
Reading Corporation
New England
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Moses Stevens
Greenhalge
Congress
Richard Cobden
Holyoke
Captain Pierce closes down four clubs in sweeping raids
Captain Pierce of Court Square station, after repeated raids on the Addison Club Nemo Club Turf Club and Parole Club, obtained a search warrant and seized stock tickets a relay and a roll sounder at each. Louis Franks 26 and Charles Mason 30 were arrested for being present and registering bets along with John Rugg 38 Thomas Kelly 44 and Robert McSella 35 taken into custody at the Parole Club for similar charges.
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Pierce
Court Square
Addison Club
Province Street
Nemo Club
Turf Club
Spring Lane
Parole Club
Faneuil Hall Square
Pierece
Louis Franks
Charles Mason
John Rugg
Thomas Kelly
Robert McSella
A Trio of Wives in Mortgage Case Linked to Warren
In Malden District Court Edward B. Warren, now of Cambridge formerly of South Medford, faces trial on selling mortgaged property. Reports allege he has three wives including Sadie G. Martin of Cambridge and a wife Jennie W. Warren in Prince Edward Island with four children. A new complaint was needed and proceedings paused pending trial and Warren’s explanation of the marriages.
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Malden
Edward B. Warren
Cambridge
Winchester Street
South Medford
Warren
Pike
Sadie G. Martin
Prince Edward Island
Jennie W. Warren
Cambridge Police Department
Missionary council in Chicago urges wider Book of Common Prayer use
The Protestant Episcopal Church third day session in Chicago heard Rev. Dr. Langford urge broader distribution of the Book of Common Prayer. A committee was named to lower its price. Laymen Sterling and McBee highlighted local efforts for Christianity. A monthly national prayer concert for missions was proposed, and Bishop Whipple introduced the Archbishop of Zante, who spoke briefly.
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Chicago
Missionary Council
Protestant Episcopal Church
W. 8. Langford
New York
Board of Missions
Sterling
Mr. McBee
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Lyman
North Carolina
Whipple
Minnesota
of Zante
Remarkable Man Judge James R Newhall of Lynn
Obituary notice details the death of Judge James R. Newhall at his Walnut street home in Lynn. It praises his life from 1809 birth in the Hart house to a self-made path in printing law and history. It notes his long service as local court judge and his historic writings on Lynn and surrounding towns. The piece emphasizes his moral character and enduring civic impact.
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Lynn
James R. Newhall
Walnut Street
Newhall
Samuel P. Newhall
Nwhalls
City of Shoes
Old Hart House
Federal
Boston
Salem Gazette
New York
Essex Bar
Essex Memorial
Alonzo Lewis
Moulton Williams Tie Knot in Jamaica Plain Ceremony
Miss Margaret Williams wed Charles Howard Moulton in a 3 o'clock St John Episcopal Church ceremony led by Rev S N Shearman. Attended by bridesmaids Caroline Rosalind Edith Williams and Mme de Hegerman Lindencrone, with Walter Hodges as escort, the couple will reside in Denmark after visiting New York.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Jamaica Plain
Margaret Williams
Charles Howard Moulton
Paris
France
Caroline
Rosalind
Edith Williams
Mme. de Hegerman Lindencrone
Charles Moulton
Winnifred Williams
Walter Hodges
Francis Bigelow
Cambridge
N. Shearman
Episcopal Church
Francis Moulton
Maryland
Raymond Moulton
Herbert Williams
Lewis Williams
Ronalds
Fanny Reed
Mme. de Hegerman
Legation
Stockholm
Sweden
Fredericka Brenner
Christine Nilsson
Jenny Lind
Warren Square
Pensioner Returns Certificate After Admission He Faked Injury
A pensioner writes to the commissioner of pensions, returning his certificate and admitting the wartime injury was self-inflicted to gain discharge. He has received 17 dollars monthly for thirteen years, and seeks mercy as he cannot repay. Acting Commissioner Murphy opts not to prosecute, noting evident reform and mercy.
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Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Salvation Army
Murphy
Oldest Portsmouth resident Peter Emery dies at 99
Peter Emery born June 29 1794 York died at 99 in Portsmouth after a long life on farms and in the teaming trade. He moved to Union Street in 1874 and was a War of 1812 volunteer. He married three times, last wife died in 1884, and he left six grandchildren. He long attended the Portsmouth Methodist Church.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Peter Emery
York
Portsmouth Plains
Union Street
Sherburne
Rye Beach
Mr. Emery
Harri son Cleve land and Russell in political support
The passage advocates strong support for Harri son and Cleve land in leadership, urging steady backing for Russell to bolster national confidence. It frames Harri son as a risk to the country and Cleve land as a stabilizing chair, urging voter or supporter action.
Bad for Insurance Men in United States
The Evening Post reports that fire losses in the U S during the first nine months of 1893 exceeded those of 1892 by 26 84 million dollars. A dozen strong companies are preparing to fail by January. Low rates and heavy losses, plus onerous state laws, push capital into safer fields, while active firms have paid out over 9 million from surplus funds this year. Since January 1, thirty five weaker companies have gone under.
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Chicago
The
Evening Post
United States
Spanish sortie from Melilla destroys trenches
General Margallo led a sortie from Melilla forts and destroyed trenches dug by tribesmen on Spanish soil. There was no engagement with the tribesmen. The correspondent says he was prevented from sending a full account of the operation.
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Madrid
Margallo
Melilla
Haverhill Cycle Club Holds Second Annual Parade
One hundred wheels took part in Haverhill Cycle Club’s second annual parade. The route covered the fashionable city sections and Bradford starting at 8 pm. Floats included animals and yachts with the yacht Vigilant taking first prize and the Ferris wheel second. Judges were F. S. Smith of the Boston Globe H. F. Hovey of the Haverhill Bulletin and William Fried French of the New York Recorder. A post parade lunch was served at the club rooms.
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Haverhill
Haverhill Cycle Club
Bradford
F. S. Smith
Boston Globe
H. F. Hovey
Highland Club Debate Opposes Annexation of Suburban Towns
Newton Highlands event features a fortnightly club entertainment with a debate on whether suburban towns contiguous to a great city should be annexed for business. Proponents and opponents present, including Rev. W. H. Williams and Dr. S. L. Eaton, with the negative side prevailing after a spirited discussion.
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Newton
Highland Club
Lincoln Street
Newton Highlands
W. H. Williams
Charles Reed
Francis Bellamy
Fire at Temple House ruins causes further loss on Dover corner
A fire found smouldering on the third floor of Temple House at the Dover and Washington corner at 11 45 last night triggered a still alarm. Fire gutted part of the walls, adding about 200 dollars to the losses after the first blaze had been extinguished.
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Temple House
Dover and
Washington Streets
Johnson Sets Record At Minnehaha Track
John S. Johnson the cyclist set a one third mile standing start record in 3986 seconds at Minnehaha track in Minneapolis. He and fellow riders Rhodes Tuttle Knisely Baker Sinsabaugh Miner Burt Baird and Dorner left for Independence Iowa to attempt further records on the kite shaped track.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John S. Johnson
Minnehaha
Johnson
Rhodes
Tuttle
Knisely
Baker
Sinsabaugh
Miner
Burt
Baird
Dorner
Independence
Iowa
Tragic Roof Fall Claims Life Of Toddler Moses Greenburg
A three year old boy, Moses Greenburg, died after a fall from a five story roof at 32 Fleet Street yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital with a fractured skull where he later died.
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Moses Greenburg
Fleet Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Campaign keynote calls for Russell and Cleveland safety
A political rally chant urges voters to back Russell and defend Cleveland as the bulwark of national safety against silver men, claiming the message is true and will win. The text frames the keynote as a strong, decisive campaign theme.
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Cleveland
Russell
Westfield Hears Greenhalge on State and Nation
In Westfield on October 24 the Republican crowd packed the Opera House to hear Greenhalge speak on national issues after remarks by Bliss and Dodge. He urged financial stability, clarified tariff aims, praised the president, and defended Massachusetts Senators while contrasting Republican and Democratic tariff views. He warned against uncertain money standards and urged unity among honest, sound business interests.
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Westfield
Greenhalge
Opera House
Henry C. Bliss
West Springfield
Rufus B. Dodge
Worcester
Bliss
Mr. Bliss
United States
Republican Party of
Massachusetts
Executive Council of
Dolph
Dodge
Republican Rally In Beverly Addresses By Wolcott And Knowlton
A Beverly rally at Town Hall featured Roger Wolcott and H. M. Knowlton with Colonel Charles L. Dodge presiding. Wolcott argued against abolishing the Council and questioned single man rule, praising the Council’s duties and cautioning about changes to state governance.
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Beverly
Roger Wolcott
H. M. Knowlton
Charles L. Dodge
Mr. Wolcott
Democratic Party
Council
Senate
Perry Davis Pain Killer Widely Praised for Quick Relief
An advertising snippet extols Perry Davis Pain Killer as a universal cure for ailments from infant colic to rheumatism in old age, claiming universal popularity and prompt relief. It urges readers to buy a bottle and keep it handy.
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Perry Davis
Fragmentary political remark on candidate quality
A fragment discusses dissatisfaction with local leadership and asserts no better men could be chosen by popular vote, framing a critique of the current group as lacking honor and integrity. The text reflects a partisan viewpoint on governance and candidate selection.
Cleve land's role as bulwark against silver craze cited
The passage asserts Cleve land stands as the bulwark against the silver craze and urges Massachusetts to support him by electing Russell as a preferred candidate.
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Cleveland
Massachusetts
Russell
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