Munyon's remedy company markets doctors for cures
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy Company advertises a panel of eminent doctors across many diseases, promising cures for catarrh, nervous disorders, rheumatism, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder issues, throat and lung complaints, and female ailments. They offer 20 cent cures, refunds if not benefited in six hours, and free consultations at their Boston office.
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Munyon
Homeopathic Remedy Company
Mutnyon
Boston
Munyon Remedy Co
Hotel Pelham
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
No Rider On Silver Debate Delays Continue
Senator Voorhees notes progress on the silver question and warns against crowing the pace. He expects a vote possibly by tomorrow or next week depending on lawmakers. Senators Quay and Dixon push that end may not come before Monday or Tuesday of next week.
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House
Senate
Quay
Dixon
No Change in Congress as Senate Debates Silver Coinage Plan
In Washington on October 26 the silver purchase repeal bill is taken up by unanimous consent. Senator Teller of Colorado discusses the depression, then Rep. Squire Wash advocates his plan to coin silver bullion into standard dollars at 16 to 1 with a $100 million cap, backed by Treasury bonds. Other measures pass, including derelict removal talks and a steam cutter appropriation. House proceedings note the funeral committee for Rev. Haddaway and continued bankruptcy act consideration.
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Washington
Peffer
Senate
Teller
Rep
Colorado
Squire
Wash
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Stewart
Frye
Committee On Commerce
House Joint
North Atlantic Ocean
House
New England
Reed
Middleboro
Democratic Party
Russell
Massachusetts
Wen
House of Representatives
Ways and
Tracy
Albany
Gresham Pushes Chinese Bill Revision in Senate Hearing
Secretary Gresham testified before the Senate committee on foreign relations and urged an amendment to the Chinese bill to strip it to a six month registration extension. The committee reportedly opposes the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gresham
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Gold Engagements Indicate Lazard Freres Move in London
Lazard Freres engaged $500000 worth of gold in London on Oct 26, a development not yet reflected on Wall Street by close of business. It was unclear if additional engagements followed.
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New York
Lazard Freres
London
Wall Street
Middleboro Rally Recalls Greenhalge and Reed speeches
In Middleboro on October 2, Hon. Frederick T. Greenhalge and Hon. Thomas B. Reed of Maine spoke at a Republican rally. Local figures including Michael J. Murray and Representative Leach welcomed them as hundreds gathered at Town Hall and depots.
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Middleboro
Town Hall
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Republican Club
Michael J. Murray
Russell
Messrs. Greenhalge
Reed
Boston
Brockton
Bridgewater
Leach
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
State Farm
State Normal School
United States
Middleboro Rally Endorses Masssachusetts Policy Support
Nathaniel F. Ryder presided at the Middleboro hall as speaker Greenhalge urged that Massachusetts embrace national Republican policy. He praised protection and reciprocity, cited Harrison era prosperity, and argued the current crisis is both a theory and a condition facing the commonwealth.
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Middleboro
Nathaniel F. Ryder
Republican Club
Greenhalge
United States
Massachusetts
James G. Blaine
Worcester
Benjamin Harrison
Calhoun
Jefferson Davis
Republic
Commonwealth
Fall River Meeting Puts Reed and Greenhalge in Front
Ex Speaker Reed urges Republicans to uphold party institutions and reject Democratic silver talk. Candidate Greenhalge appeals for a large Fall River majority and defends his labor record, explaining a 18% vote against weekly payment in 1880s split on reform.
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Fall River
Reed
Greenhalge
Academy of Music
Republican Club
Boston
Senate
Woburn
House
Russell and Greenhalge Feature in Sunday Post
Russell and Greenhalge, aided by the artist's pencil and the reporter's pen, present a distinctive feature in the Sunday Post with a blend of illustration and journalism.
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Russell
Greenhalge
The
Sunday Post
Public Benefactor Nervura Cure Promises Worldwide Health
Enthusiastic and unanimous verdicts claim Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy cures the sick in vast numbers. A testimonial from George Thomas of Hammonton New Jersey details rapid weight gain and restored sleep after failing five doctors and two hospitals. The ad touts Nervura as vegetable harmless and doctors’ endorsement, urging readers to obtain it from Dr. Greene of Boston.
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Greene
George Thomas
Hammonton
N. J
P. O. Box
Hannemann Hospital
Cooper Hospital
Camden
Temple Place
Boston
Mags
Merchants Club Opposes Boston Rapid Transit Bill
The Merchants' Club unanimously opposed the rapid transit bill at its season opening at Parker House led by Mayor Matthews who warned of $17 million plus city hall costs and debt. Members and supporters debated route costs and urged voters to reject the plan as too costly and disruptive.
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Merchants’ Club
Parker House
Matthews
Thomas N. Hart
N. J. Rust
E. C. Fitz
W. B. Rice
L. R. Howe
C. V. Whitten
H. W. Wadleigh
W. F. Robinson
C. A. Browning
J. F. Rogers
C. E. Morrison
C. B. Perkins
Richard Briggs
Otis Dexter Dana
Hart
Boston
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Causeway Street
Franklin Park
Charles
Charlestown
Roxbury
Washington
Free trader speech on tariff and labor conflict echoes past
The excerpt recalls Andrew Carnegie and tariff debates, citing steel rail duties and wage impacts. It references a confrontation at Homestead with state militia, labor protest, and various figures debating free trade versus protectionism amid economic fear and personal fortunes.
Progress Club Opens the Season
The Progress Club Boston Hebrew club opened the 1893 9 entertainment season with a ladies night on Concord street. About sixty couples attended a late evening with a banquet, dancing, and a planned series of whist parties and a forthcoming minstrel show.
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Progress Club
Boston
Concord Street
Insolvency notices for Kendall and O'Rridn debtors in Boston
Third meeting of creditors for Josiah B Kendall insolvent debtor will be held at the Court of Insolvency Boston Suffolk on December 8 at 10 a.m. Creditors may prove claims and object to the assignee accounts Leo Lewis G Farmer assignee Boston Oct 26 1893 In the case of John O Rridn Boston contractor insolvent debtor notice of second meeting at Court of Insolvency Boston Suffolk on November 3 at 10 a.m. Creditors may prove claims Henry S Skinner assignee 28 State Street Boston
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Court of Int
Arate
Charles N Quincy
William P. Junkins
Court House
Pemberton Square
Joseph P. Silsby, JR
Commonwealth OF Massachu
Contentee Joint
Eearate
Daniel Cronin
John Cronin
Copartners
Charles H. Thurston
Fred H. Seavey
Josiah B. Kendall
Lewis G. Farmer
John O’'Rridn
Henry
Skinnor
State Street
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Amions
United States Senate
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B. G van Nostrand
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Fall River Meeting
Albany, Cor
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Boston Veterinary Hospital
Acy
Court Streets
Beacon Hill
Rapid Transit Commission
Associated Board of Trade
J. R. Leeson
Leeson
John M. Little
Greater
Hersey B. Goodwin
William B. Rice
Eustace C. Fitz
West End
Pam
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Scotland
England
Brookline
Springfield
Amy Robsart
Harvard
Fay House
State House
Soothink
Wnealing Ee
Prnrrratin
Rep Johnson
Jomanson & CO
Mass
Post
Harvard Odontological Society
Young's
Forest G. Eddy
Providence
R. I
Frank T. Taylor
William Hale
M. D
Dover
N. Hy W. P. Lamett, Jr
Edward Page
R. A. Shorey
Hood
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