Greene in Music Hall Free X Ray Lectures Draw Big Crowd
Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston presents free illustrated lectures in Music Hall on the X Ray marvel. Women and men may attend free with no seats reserved, learning about health, cures, and vegetable medicines in a period style public notice.
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New Banks Rising In Boston Banking Reorganization
The old Hamilton National Bank board backs a new bank plan after federal charter approval. George W. Newhall and others lead the effort with a $500,000 capital, while Shawmut Bank’s reorganization names James P. Stearns as president. Directors include Eben Draper and Henry Higginson, with deposits and stockholders lining up across nine banks to join the National Shawmut Bank venture.
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Hamilton National Bank
Washington
George W. Newhall
Henry G. Denny
Edward A. Strong
Rufus F. Greeley
Benjamin Phipps
Albert
Boston National Bank
Edward D. Hayden
Henry L. Higginson
Henry S. Howe
Lawrence & Co
Horatio Newhall
Columbian National Bank
William S. Spaulding
Frank G. Webster
Jeremiah Williams
The
North National Bank
Robert Winsor
Alfred S. Woodworth
National Eagle Bank
Mr. Hallett
J. G. Taft
Shawmut Bank
Reorganized Bank
National Shawmut Bank
Frank H. Barbour
Taft
Wallace
Draper
National Bank of North America
Charles F. Smith
Market National Bank
Stearns
National Shawmut Bank of Boston
James P. Stearns
Congress Street
Boston
Fred Scheveley
Pio del Pilar Summoned to Malolos and Arrested
Manila dispatch reports General Pio del Pilar, seen as Aguinaldo's chief rival, summoned to Malolos and arrested on charges of defying Aguinaldo's authority and challenging American rule. It notes Aguinaldo's removals of unfit officers, his reintegration of some, and his wish to go to Paris to meet peace commissioners.
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Pio del Pilar
Malolos
Manila
Aguinaldo
Paris
Catarrh Cure Sold For One Dollar In Boston
Frank W Slawson of 934 Harrison Avenue reports a dramatic recovery from chronic catarrh after using Dr D Wilson’s home treatment offer. He praises rapid relief, healed mucous surfaces, and better sleep, noting the outfit costs one dollar plus an inhaler free, with treatment delivered by mail or at 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass.
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Boston
Harrison Avenue
Boylston Street
D. Wilson
M. D
Mass
Daly
NA Tremont
Lomasney to go to the House in tenth district race
Ex Senator Martin M Lomasney is slated for the House seat with Francis J Horgan stepping aside to clear the way. The fight narrows to Atwood and Wardner for the Republican nomination and Barrows remains the regular candidate amid party ac tion and withdrawals as the tenth district contest reaches a tense close.
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House of Representatives
Francis J. Horgan
Bell Telephone
Lomasney
Edward J. Donovan
Naphen
Barrows
Harrison H. Atwood
Torrey E. Wardner
Atwood
Wardner
Boston
Donovan
Rourke
State House
John H. Lee
City Committee
McNary
State Committee
John Lee
Bill
Clerk Boynton
Mr. Boynton
Mr. Atwood
Tenth Congressional District
Tenth District
McEttrick
State Senate
Richard Co. Humphreys
New England Free Trade League
Humphreys
Republican Party
Frederick W. Peabody
Peabody
Mr. Humphreys
Congressman McEttrick
Republican State Committee
John C. Cobb
Milton
Quincy
Page
Towle
Bradley
Cobb
Pne
Eek Ss
Bordman Hall
Congress
James
Blaine
Carnyarrison Hatwood
McNamara Nor
Gallivan
Franz Hugo Krebs
Walter L. Sears
Krebs
Charlestown
Senate
Peter F. Tague
Tague
James Keenan
Ward 9
John A. Kelcher
Pierre Bonvoullier
Holyoke
Harry J. Jacquith
Nathan Washburn
Plymouth
W. L. Sears
Franz H. Krebs, Jr
James A. Gallivan
English banking heir Harold Baring weds Marie Heyl Churchill
In Fifth Avenue St Thomas’s Church New York Marie Heyl Churchill of the 400 wed Harold Baring of London banking prominence and cousin of Lord Revelstoke The ceremony was by Rev John Wesley Brown with Muriel Baring as attendant The wedding drew society’s eye and gifts included a large diamond tiara and a silver service The Barings’ union with American brides has history dating back to Washington days
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St. Thomas’s Church
Fifth Avenue
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
Pauline Whitney
Paget
England
Marie Heyl Churchill
Harold Baring
London
Lord Revelstoke
Princess Victoria of Wales
John Wesley Brown
Muriel Ursula Baring
George A. Heyl Churchill
Holprook Curtis
Lindsay C. Ivory
Cecil Baring
Robert Shawe Minturn
Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes
Mr. Baring
Francis Macy
Willis Barter
Heyl
Philadelphia
Churchill
Charles Baring
Durham
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Cairo
Cape
Three Kingdoms
Susan Carter Minturn
Robert B. Minturn
Thomas Charles Baring
City of
Washington
Baring
Barings
Was She a Boston Girl The Edith Rollend Tragedy
A thinly clad woman on Fifty-ninth Street near Roosevelt Hospital states her friend Edith Rollend a hospital death by self harm. Edith, wife of William Rollend of the Seventy First Regiment, died by carbolic acid Saturday night after a long separation. Police seek her elusive aunt and possible East Boston connection, with uncertainty about the aunt’s location or even existence.
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New York
Fifty-ninth Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Edith Rollend
William Rollend
Seventy-first Regiment
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Amid Malarial Risk
Warns of health dangers from sudden weather shifts, decaying vegetation and malarial germs. Presents Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier enriching blood and improving circulation in four hours. Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is America’s greatest medicine priced at $1, six for $5. Hood's Pills offered as an easy, effective remedy.
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Dangevor
America
Jefferson Club Rally At Newton Discusses Democracy
A Newton crowd of several hundred gathered October 24 under the Jefferson Club. Jean Kyges of Boston urged a Democratic revival, praising democracy in Newton and opposing imperialistic aims. He urged freer trade, warned of foreign wars, and critiqued wartime taxation and corruption in politics and the canal frauds.
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Newtonville
Jefferson Club
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Harwood
Jean Kyges
Boston
Jefferson
Cuba
New York
Fifty Years Since Boston Water Pump Celebration
A Boston Evening segment recalls the 50th anniversary of Boston Common water service begun October 25, 188. Josiah Quincy opened the pipes. a business parade and feast followed with Dodsworth’s Band leading Quincy Market traders. Five market veterans, including Hovey and Leonard, still survive.
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Tremont Street
Quincy Market
Dodsworth
New York
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Charlestown
Horatio Hovey
Cambridge
S. S. Leonard
Brighton
J. W. Fletcher
Belmont
Mr. Hall
Hall & Cole
Hovey
Leonard
Quilton
Post
Harvey Parker
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