Stopper Patrolman Halts Runaway Horse on Busy Commonwealth Ave
Patrolman Frank N Harrington of Back Bay halted a frightened horse running down crowded Commonwealth Avenue after an automobile spooked it. The horse, driven by Isaac Kaffenburgh of Brookline, was chased by Harrington from near Massachusetts Avenue toward Arlington Street, ending safely.
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Frank N. Harrington
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Isaac Kaffenburgh
Broad Street
Maples Road
Brookline
Massa
Chusetts Avenue
Harrington
Arlington Street
Gaston Claims Bates On Defensive In National Campaign
Arlington, Oct. 27 Colonel Gaston spoke tonight asserting Governor Bates is on the defensive, fleeing state issues to national matters. He warned Bates and Governor Guild face scrutiny in both state and national arenas, citing the Dingley tariff and 1893 panic as proof of Republican mismanagement.
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Arlington
Gaston
Bates
Post Office
Land Office
Civil Service Office
Republican Party
Guild
Springfield Republican
Boston Herald
Boston Transcript
Chicago
Republican Legisla
Hospital Plans for Chelsea and Navy Medical Corps Reform
Washington Oct 27 The Surgeon General's annual report to the Navy secretary notes long standing dissatisfaction with medical corps grades and urges congressional action to rename grades. It recommends funds for a naval hospital at League Island and new or rebuilt facilities at Newport Rhode Island Portmouth New Hampshire Chelsea Massachusetts and Pensacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rixey
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Hospital
Navy Yard
League Island
Newport
R. IL
Gaston Tour Draws 8000 Plus to Cambridge Rally
William A. Gaston led a large Republican rally in Cambridge attracting over 8000 attendees across four halls in North and East Cambridge. The event featured Boston and Cambridge speakers including Mayor McNamee, Congressmen Sullivan Kelcher, ex Mayor Ramadell, and Representative Aylward, with more than 200 residents at Institute Hall.
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Cambridge
William A. Gaston
Boston
University City
Gaston
McNamee
Sullivan
Kelcher
Ramadell
Lynn
James A. Aylward
James A. Montgomery
Cedar Hall
North Cambridge
Armory Hall
Brattle Square
Central Square
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Festival of Nations opens in Copley Hall this afternoon
The Festival of Nations debuts in Copley Hall at 3 pm with Rev. Thomas Van Ness and Rev. Eugene R. Shippen. Tonight features Old Testament tableaux by Wollaston Unitarian Society, including The spair of Cain and Judith Apocrypha. Other events include Dedham operetta Who Killed Cock Robins, Dorothea Dix House children entertainment, and Dorchester Puritan Club performance with patrons listed.
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Copley Hall
Thomas van Ness
Eugene R. Shippen
Wollaston Unitarian Society
Spair of Cain
Abraham
Isaac
Judith
Samson and
Delilah
Dedham
Robits
Dorothea Dix House
Puritan Club of
Dorchester
All
Puritan Dramatic Club
B. Curtis Breed
Jessie Lake
E. Tucker Sayward
Ethel Macdonald
Clarence Greely
Tannhauser At The Tremont Opera Review
Wagner’s Tannhauser staged at Tremont Theatre by Savage Opera Company. Gherardi and Landgrave lead strong, Bennyson praised for Elizabeth role, Newman as Venus noted, Marsano decent Wolfram despite illness. Matinee Faust and evening Bohemian Girl scheduled.
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Richard Wagner
Tremont Theatre
Savage Opera Company
Tannhauser
Gherardi Wolfram
Mariano Landgrave Herman
Bennett Walter
Ees SoCiety Ols Anesaon
Fulton Biterolf
Bennyson
Tosca
Marguerite
Elizabeth
Gherardi
Bennett
Landgrave
Mr. Marsano
Wolfram
Miss Newman
Venus
Faust
Who Will Care for Babies When Women Vote
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Suffrage League, spoke at a Boston gathering and said the candidate seeking the women’s vote will care for the babies. She argued women are not more corruptible than men and urged respect for men as the country’s business energy. She warned republics fail when moral and spiritual character decays.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
National Suffrage League
College Equal Suffrage League
Young Women’s Political Club
Boston Political Equality Club
Faneuil Hall
Dr. Shaw
Republic
Paine's Celery Compound Restores Troy Man's Health
R A Trei of 135 Second Street Troy New York reports long standing dyspepsia and headaches, says after two bottles of Paine's Celery Compound he feels well again and recommends it to others with similar afflictions.
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Paine
Redmond Sees Emigration Campaign Amid Irish Happiness Debate
Boston readers quote John Redmond urging a campaign against emigration citing exaggerated American prospects for Irish youth. Local Irish leaders like Gargan Riley Maynes Timmins Dillon Crehan Jordan Cronan weigh in, with mixed support for staying in Ireland and pursuing land reform and home rule. The overall sentiment notes depopulation alarms and clergy-led economic encouragement.
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John Redmond
Irish Parlimentary Party
Killarney
America
Redmond
Andrew Carnegie
Waterford
Kerry
United States
Thomas J. Gargan
el Ireland
Thomas Riley
Esa
Ireland
Michael Maynes
P. J. Timmins
South Boston
Boston
United Irish League
T. J. Dillon
Mark H. Crehan
M. J. Jordan
Charitable
Irish Society
Johhn F. Cronan
Thugs Beat Labor Leader in Chicago Attack
William Rossell, a Chicago Federation of Labor finance committee member and former IAM business agent, was drugged and badly beaten by four unidentified men who left him in a gutter. The machinists union vows to pursue the assailants to justice.
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Chicago
William Rossell
Chicago Federation of Labor
International Association of Machinists
Rossell
Machinists’ Union
Boyle Bros Fall Announcement Promotes Fashionable Clothing
Boyle Bros announces a fall lineup for men women and children with added facilities to the no money down plan. Years of experience guide their offerings and the firm promises extensive fall and winter displays and urges the public to visit while stock is complete.
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Boyle Bros
Digestive Relief by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The article promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a reliable remedy for dyspepsia and thinness. It explains that eating fleshy foods alone isn’t enough if digestion is weak, and claims the tablets provide peptones and diastase to aid digestion, improving tone and vigor. Sold widely in the United States, Canada and Great Britain at 50 cents for complete treatment.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
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Exekasuasas
Chelsea
Gaston Tours
Peacedale
Rochester
Inger
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
American’ Mills
Austria
Isabel Harrington
Japan
Elizabeth Loring
Newton
Greece
Charles M. Hinckley
Louis Agassiz
Charles G. Ames
Joshua Crane
Charles W. Eliot
Robert D. Evans
J. Franklin Faxon
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. Livermore
David Little
Kate Gannett Wells
Tremont
Anna Shaw
R. A. Trei
Second Street
Troy
N. Y
Mr. Trei
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