Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets For Children Proved Safe
Advert explains Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are suitable for children and adults, with testimonials from Mrs. G. H. Crossley of Hoboken and Mrs. W. T. Dethlope in Erie County. Claims include improved appetite, growth, and relief from indigestion. Full-sized boxes sell for 50 cents.
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Stuart
G. H. Crossley
Washington St
Hoboken
N. J
Erie, Co
N. Y
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karis
Erie Co
Debate on Philippines Draws 500 at Somerville Hall
A public debate on the Philippine question drew about 500 at Union Hall Somerville with ex mayor Albion A Perry and Hon Robert Luce as speakers. Luce defended the current administration policy as wise not imperial, while Perry mocked imperialism and urged liberty for Filipinos. No vote was taken.
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Albion A. Perry
Robert Luce
Union Hall
Somerville
Philippine Islands
United States
Luce
Mr. Luce
Mr. Perry
Perry
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
James Monroe
Florida
James K. Polk
Mexico
Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Democratic Party
Philippines
Sousa Concert Draws Crowds at Mechanics Hall
Large crowds attended Sousa concerts yesterday afternoon and evening to honor Sousa and his band. The matinee featured overtures and operatic selections with soloists receiving acclaim, and the evening performance drew the largest attendance of the week as audiences repeatedly shouted Sousa’s name after each number.
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Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
the Pronger
Meyerbeer
Cesar
Arthur Parent
Tannhauser
Wagner Irconos Fittorvesque
Sees Cove cc. Massenet
Mefis Gomod
Cad Tae Eerie Si Ee
Up He Geisha
Son
Bisa Jones
Herbert Clarke
Lohengrin
Wagner
Sousa
Paterson Murder Case Escalates as Drug Clerk Sought
New arrests expected in the Jennie Bosschieter case as police seek a woman involved and the drug clerk who supplied knockout drops. Crowds threaten lynching while investigators press across Paterson. Four men, led by Walter McAllister, face possible trial amid new witnesses and a pending coroner inquest.
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New York
Paterson
Jennie Bosschieter
Walter McAllister
McAllister
Saul
Sculthorpe
Walter C. McAllister
George J. Kerr
William A. Peath
Andrew Campbell
Kerr
Judge Kerr
Hinchliffe
Death
James McAllister
Clarence Christie
Water Street
Elmer A. Greer
North Main Street
Christie
Greer
Cyrus W. Townsend
Paterson Street
Riot at Valleyfield Leaves One Dead and Many Wounded
A violent clash in Valleyfield between militia and striking mill hands wounds over twenty, with one fatality reported. The incident occurred in October in Montreal region, highlighting escalating labor unrest and regional tensions.
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Montreal
Valleyfield
Que
Fenton Fights Watson Headline Card in Gloucester Bout
Three draws marked a lively Cape Ann Athletic Club program in Gloucester on October 25. The main event pitted Paddy Fenton of Boston against Andy Watson of Philadelphia, with Boston partners Young Kelley versus Dick Bradley in six rounds and Bob Allen meeting Colby McDermott in four rounds.
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Gloucester
Cape Ann
Dorchester Fire Lieutenant and Companion Arrested on Arson Charge
Lieutenant Robert W. Adams of Dorchester and John Parker were held on $100 bonds after a probable cause ruling by Judge Kelly at Abington. Adams, a 15 year fire department veteran and Engine 21 lieutenant, and Parker pleaded not guilty to arson stemming from a cottage blaze on Nantasket road near Hull. Police found Adams in the basement when they arrived. the fire occurred during a two week vacation that doubled as his honeymoon with Minnie E. Dolan.
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Kelly
Abington
Robert W. Adams
Dorchester
John Parker
Plymouth
Adams
Columbia Road
Nantasket Road
Hull
John Dolan
Minnie E. Dolan
Mitchell
Tremaine
Adams Woman Leaves Home for Parents in Dorchester
A woman identified as Mrs Adams left her home at No 3 Robinson Street Dorchester yesterday and went to stay with her parents. The incident appears domestic with no report of injury or immediate danger.
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Robinson Street
Dorchester
Harris goes on trial after murder sparks riots
Telegraph notes Arthur Harris, charged with killing a policeman whose murder helped ignite anti Negro riots in New York last August. U.S. consul at Edinburgh notes a low mood in tweed trade. National Association of Bridge and Iron Workers plans organizers for South Africa and Egypt. Colonel Mansfield moves from San Francisco to Cleveland, in charge of U S engineering forces. Captain Taylor, stationed in Seattle, ordered to Portsmouth New Hampshire, relieving Major Fish who heads to Detroit.
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Arthur Harris
Thorpe
New York
United States
Edinburgh
National Association of Bridge and IJ Iron Workers
Pittsburg
South Africa
Egypt
S. M. Mansfield
San Francisco
Cleveland
Harry Taylor
Seattle
Portmouth
N. H
Fish
Detroit
Foundling mystery leads to possible suspects near Maiden Lane
Thomas Bradley reports sightings of an elderly woman carrying a infant matching the foundling near his home. He tracks her movements from Hampden Street to a yard, then to a residence a few streets away where she threatens him with arrest when confronted.
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Thomas Bradley
No. 5
Maiden Lane
Bradley
Hampden Street
Fire damages $7000 at F Abrahams & Sons store
A blaze at 27 Court Street early this morning caused about $7000 in damage to the tobacco firm F Abrahams & Sons. Officials say the fire and water destroyed the office and stockroom. the cause is believed linked to an electric wire while stock valued at roughly $10,000 survived partly.
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F. Abrahams & Sons
Court Street
Abrahams & Sons
Boy Electrocuted in Leominster Football Prank
A 12 year old, Johnny M. Austin, died after grabbing a live wire while playing football on Merriam Avenue. His 14 year old companion, Cage sius Cook, narrowly escaped death and was shocked during the attempted rescue. Austin fell crosswise from an electric pole as Cook watched from below. Rescue efforts followed but could not save the boy.
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Leominster
Johnny M. Austin
William Austin
Cagesius Cook
Nafrerowly
Merriam Avenue
Austin
Cook
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