Leading Women’s Lecture by Dr. Greene Draws Large Crowd
Dr. Greene presents a free public talk at Music Hall on women’s health, claiming to reveal weaknesses and diseases, their nervous and physical causes, and how to restore health with his vegetable medicines. He emphasizes safe, non poisonous cures, offers free consultation at 84 Temple Place Boston or by letter, and notes his firm’s extensive laboratories and treatment system.
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Greene
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Democracy Rally in Braintree Attacks Tariff and Gold Standard
A Democratic rally in Braintree features speeches by Mayor Walter Ramsdell and George Fred Williams. They condemn the McKinley tariff, warn of wage declines in boot and shoe industries, and argue the gold standard worsens conditions. They cite Lynn labor disputes, Funded by local factories, coal strikes, and the Ohio wool growers push for tariff changes.
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Youngs
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
West Virginia
South
Nebraska
McKinley
Ramsdell
Lynn
George Fred Williams
Braintree
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted for Hemorrhoids
An advertisement warns of carelessness toward piles and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a quick painless remedy. It claims piles are simple to cure at any stage and offers a 50 cent price plus a free book from Pyramid Co. of Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Pile
Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
W.b. Badger & CO
War inquiry at Camp Forsee probes army camp conditions
The war investigating commission opened hearings at Camp Forsee with General Louis H. Carpenter leading testimony. He cited crowding at Chickamauga, unsatisfactory conditions at Tampa, ideal at Fernandina, and rail delays harming supply delivery. Officers from the Santiago campaign discussed ration issues while some said hunger occurred only during bursts of battle excitement.
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Huntsville
Ala
Camp Forsee
Louis H. Carpenter
Wheeler
Chickamauga
Tampa
Fernandina
Santiago
Florida
G. S. Carpenter
George Ss. Cartwright
Kent
Stand ard Oil Trust Defies Ohio Court Orders
A speaker from Boston criticizes the Stand ard Oil Trust as it resists the Ohio court dissolution for seven years. The address condemns trusts and their influence on the Republican party while denouncing Rockefeller as scorned by some. The discussion centers on finance and the platforms of the major parties.
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Standard Oil Trust
Ohio Court
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Fiarry Lloyd
Boston
Latforms
Williams Aims Amid Imperialism and Immigration Debate
In Quincy on October 26 James F. Burke introduced Mr Naphen a Congressional candidate who pledged to work for Twin River improvements He attacked his opponent and urged a platform of imperialism immigration restriction and Han nationalism He argued the war aimed at humanity and Cuba independence warning against annexation He claimed Dewey’s Manila and Guam victories justify keeping the flag raised and criticized the Republican record on confidence and war management Edward J Slattery stressed soldier suffering linked to War Department mismanagement and questioned Senator Roberts on political gains from soldiers suffering.
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James F. Burke
Naphen
Congress
Twin River
Quincy
Republican Party
Republica District
Cuba
Europe
Dewey
Manila
Guam
Massachusetts
Flynn
Lynn
Ramsdell
Lowell
Lawrence
Fall River
Mr. Alger
Edward J. Slattery
Lieu
War Department
Roberts
Democratic Rallies Tonight in Two Wards
In Vine Street Church Ward 17 and Ward 19 room meetings address by Hon. George Fred Williams Hon. Henry K. Naphen Hon. Charles I Quirk Alderman Joseph A Conry ex Representative John A Kelcher ex Representative Joan J Feneno Harry Lloyd and George E McNeill John J Mansfield presides Ward 17 and Councilman Atheridge presides Ward 19
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Vine Street
George Fred Williams
Henry K. Naphen
Charles I. Quirk
Joseph A. Conry
John A. Kelcher
Joan J. Feneno
Harry Lloyd
George E. McNeill
John J. Mansfield
Atheridge
Senator Gallivan III Resting at Home After Illness
Senator Gallivan III A Gallivan of South Boston, taken ill Tuesday afternoon in the city, is resting comfortably at his Broadway South Boston home. The illness is described as rheumatism of the back and spine. Senator James remains unnamed in follow up.
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A. Gallivan
South
Boston
Broadway
South Boston
Senator Gallivan
James
Trust Killed by Supreme Court Ruling on Railroads
Cincinnati reports the Supreme Court decision dissolving the Joint Traffic Association. President Ingalls predicts the association must dissolve and expects better rates for three months. he notes shipper pressure for legalized railroad agreements. New York Commissioner Blanchard calls the ruling the law of the land, while denying dire damage to railway properties.
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Maine
Joint Traffic Association
United States Supreme Court
Joint
Reed
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Railroad Trust
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four’ Railway
Virginia
Congress
New York
Joint Traffic
George B. Blanchard
The
Association
Oday
Relief arrives with 246 sick soldiers from Porto Rico
The hospital ship Relief arrived from Ponce Porto Rico carrying 246 sick and convalescent soldiers. Of the 246, 96 will be sent to hospitals. Lieutenant-Colonel R S Huidekoper, chief surgeon in Porto Rico, is aboard and plans to go to Washington soon to testify before the War Investigating Commission before returning to Porto Rico.
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Philadelphia
Ponce
Porto Rico
R. S. Huidekoper
Sureen
United States
Huidekoper
Washington
Colonel Dalton Dead in Salem
Colonel Joseph A. Dalton father of Adjutant General Dalton died at his sister’s home in Salem from old age this afternoon. He left three sons Samuel Dalton past commander and adjutant general of Massachusetts Lieutenant-Colonel J Frank Dalton and Larkin A Dalton all past commanders of the Cadets and a daughter Mrs Thorndike Chase.
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Salem
Joseph A. Dalton
Dalton
Samuel Dalton
The
Cadets
Massachusetts
J. Frank Dalton
Larkin A. Dalton
Corps
Thorndike Chase
Postum praised as coffee substitute by readers
A letter from Jas J Conahan of Chicago and other readers extols Postum Food Coffee for relief from coffee related headaches and nervous ailments. They claim cure for nervous dyspepsia and heart palpitations after quitting coffee. Several testimonials describe children and adults adopting Postum with improved health.
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Agnes E. Stewart
Annie M. Gilmore
Jas. J. Conahan
Chicago
Ill
Tam
Dorchester Deputy Sheriff in Court Over Woman’s Head Wound
Deputy Sheriff Joseph P. Silsbee faces questioning in Dorchester Police Court about a head injury to Mrs. Jane Welsh, allegedly caused by his police club during a writ service at Mrs. Mary Mullen’s home. The incident, linked to a disputed piano and a writ of replevin, led to arrests and involvement of lawyers Quirk and O’Connell.
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Dorchester
Joseph P. Silsbee
Jane Welsh
Lauriat Avenue
Silsbee
Billy
Mary Mullen
Don Street
Mullen
Joseph F. O'Connell
Quirk
Munyon cures nasal catarrh and more at Boston clinic
In a testimonial, Simon A. Butler of Roxbury credits Professor Munyon’s physicians with curing his nasal catarrh and stopping ringing in the ears after about a month of treatment. The ad touts 57 cures, crystallized therapy, low prices, and a Boston institute from 9 AM to 8 PM daily except Sunday.
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Simon A. Butler
Winthrop St
Roxbury
Mass
Munyon
Boston
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