Peruna touted by engineers and congressman in catarrh ads
A halting series of testimonials from Bryan Carson and Romulus Z. Linney praise Peruna for catarrh and nervous sleep, claiming rapid improvement. Ads describe Peruna’s supposed actions on nerves, digestion, and blood, urging readers to seek Hartman’s free medical advice if results fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Carson
Sec
Engineers’ Association of
N. Y
Canal Street
Romulus Z. Linney
North Carolina
Joseph J. Craven
East
Seventy Fourth Street
Craven
Standard Association of Stationary Engineers of
New York
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Stratton Executors Appointed To Settle Estate
Edge Orr of the County Court named Tyson S. Dines Dr. D H Rice and A G Sharp as executors to collect the estate of late W S Stratton. The action followed a District Court decision removing Oliver I Grimes Henry Black and C C Hamlin who were originally named by Judge Orr. Dines and Rice were named by J Stratton in his will. Sharp is cashier of Exchange National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Prings
Col
Edge Orr
Tyson
Dines
D. H. Rice
J. Stratton
Mr. Sharp
Exchange National Bank
Boston Man Dies After Fall From Window
James Newman of 1841-2 Sumner Street East Boston died at the Relief station yesterday from injuries suffered when he fell from a second story window at his home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Newman
Sumner ‘Reet
Theft Charged to Young Men in Nearby Cottages
Lowell October 28 Paul Locke of Winchester and Harold Bullard of Arlington, young men from fine families, were arrested in Billerica by Constables Conway and Livingston on charges of breaking and entering summer cottages near Billerica Centre. Canned goods and other items left by cottage occupants were said to be stolen. Locke, a Harvard graduate and one of the original Rough Riders, and Bullard had been camping in Billerica for several days. They will be arraigned in Police Court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Paul Locke
Winchester
Harold Bullard
Arlington
Billerica
Conway
Livingston
Billerica Centre
Locke
Bullard
Harveard
Opponents to district option bill hold public meeting
Tonight at Cauley Hall Bunker Hill district a public meeting addresses the opposition to the district option bill. Patrick Coyle Charlestown Gas and Electric presides and speakers include Rev. Thomas McCarthy Samuel Buttrick Michael Mitchell and William Miller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratory
Brighton
Cauley Hall
Bunker Hill
Patrick Coyle
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales Church
Samuel J. Buttrick
Michael J. Mitchell
William J. Miller
Opening of St Joseph Athletic Association Rooms
Last evening marked the opening of the St Joseph Athletic Association rooms at 1 Allen street West End. The spacious quarters have been refitted and a new floor laid for dancing. The event was a party for members and friends and honored the victorious boat club members with prizes from recent regattas on the Charles River. Rev P J Walsh presented the prizes. Members from various rowing clubs in Foston and vicinity attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Athletic Association
Allen Street
West End
Boat Club
Charles River
P. J. Walsh
Foston and
Race for a Girl's Freedom in Valparaiso Raid
In Valparaiso Indiana Sheriff Lecount and Dr J C Sharpe raced to the Pennsylvania station over the liberty of Miss Stella Josephine Teller cousin of Senator Teller of Colorado. Miss Teller, detained in a Jacksonville Illinois asylum, escaped and came to Valparaiso seeking a suit for damages. A habeas writ arrived at the depot two minutes before the train. Circuit Judge McMahon issued an order and Sheriff Lecount halted Dr Sharpe as the train pulled away, forcing release of Miss Teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Lecount
Porter County
J. C. Sharp
Jacksonville
Ill
Pennsylvania
Sharpe
Billings
Miss Morrison Debut Celebrated At Roxbury Estate Fete
A grand debut for Miss Lillian May Morrison was hosted by Mr and Mrs James M Morrison at 66 Crawford Street Roxbury. About 600 guests attended the elegant affair with lavish decorations and dancing from 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Morrison
Crawford Street
Roxbury
Lillian May Morrison
Miss Morrison
Morrison
Frank Rogers
Catherine Googan
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Mabel Tobin
Timothy Daley
Annie Harrington
Minnie Daley
Mary F. Maguire
Nicholas Corbett
G. 8. Murphy
Augustus F. Caldwell
James Daley
J. J. Grace
Valenciennes
James J. Costello
Winifred McGrady
Lilla Cudahy
Misa Mary Campbell
Misa Covenay
William Maher
Taunton
Florence McVey
Louise McVey
Alice Murray
Edward McHugh
Joseph Miller
Hannah Donovan
Miss Fitzpatrick
Maisie Callahan
Richard Lynch
Julia S. Dolan
John B. Fitzpatrick
Ellen Wade
Mary Wade
Margaret O'Brien
Katherine O'Brien
Charles Colbert
Lilla Ormond
George A. Sousa
Richard Googan
Sumner Statue Offered by Anonymous Donor
In Cambridge, Professor Edward Cummings said a donor offers to present a statue of Charles Sumner, crafted by Miss Ann Whitney, to be placed at the corner of Kirkland and Cambridge streets with the donor remaining anonymous. The meeting also notes a revised police reward, totaling 700 dollars per case for five Cambridge crimes, excluding two murders, and a plan appropriation of 500 dollars for Elm street school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Edward Cummings
Charles Sumner
Ann Whitney
Kirkland and
Cambridge
Committee On Police
Henry F. Kane
James A. Fermoyle
Committee On Public Property
Elm Street
Committee On Finance
Golden Medical Discovery A Heart Strengthening Stomach Cure
The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach and digestion remedy that strengthens the heart by nourishing the stomach. It claims the medicine is a powerful heart tonic, helpful for common heart trouble, and asserts no substitute is as effective for stomach and blood diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Kinney
Knight, Doddridge Co
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
Maude Kiehl Cleared in Strychnine Death Probe
At the coroner's hearing in Cortland New York Maude Kiehl an 18 year old widow was released for lack of evidence to connect her with the poisoning of her brother in law Adam Kiehl The victim a prominent Preble farmer died of strychnine poisoning prompting the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
N. Y
Maude Kiehl
Adam Kiehl
Kiehl
Preble
Feast of St Jude Observed at Roxbury Institution
A solemn high mass was celebrated at 6:15 AM in the chapel of the House of the Angel Guardian Roxbury in honor of Brother Jude and the feast day of St Jude. Rev Father Norris of Foxboro assisted with Fathers McCarthy and Murphy. The institution’s boys enjoyed a holiday and a private evening entertainment followed in St Josephs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the Angel Guardian
Roxbury
Father Norris
Foxboro
McCarthy
Murphy
Brother Jude
St. Jude
St. Joseph's Hall
Boston Council Royal Arcanum Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Boston Council No. 4 of the Royal Arcanum marked its 25th anniversary with the Bijou Theatre staging of The Prima Donna a two act comic opera. The opening chorus by students and barmaids drew praise Gretchen’s cradle song earned an encore. Tenor John F McDevitt delivered a double encore Ward Whetcher imitated a country musician and sparked laughter. Hazel May as Gretchen Schnapps and Winifred M Freeman as the young prima donna Jenny Leatherlings drew praise for poise and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Council
Royal Arcanum
Bijou
Gretchen
John F. McDevitt
Ward Whetcher
Hazel May
Gretchen Schnapps
Winifred M. Freeman
Jenny Leatherlings
Bennie Hoyt Dies in Chicago Opera Chorus
Bennie Hoyt, a chorus member from the Prince of Pilsen company at Studebaker Theatre, died of peritonitis in Chicago. She had joined the company in Boston and left no relatives to claim the body. Her divorced mother, now Mrs Will Griggsby, may live in Gainesville Texas. father details are unclear. Hoyt was separated from her husband, name unknown, who is believed in vaudeville. Her baby is with unknown guardians in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bennie Hoyt
Boston
Miss Hoyt
Vaudeville
St. Louis
Absorbing problem: best use of income rises with piles cure
An old advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure for hemorrhoids, claiming lasting relief at fixed prices of fifty cents to one dollar. It argues other treatments fail to reach the seat of the trouble, promotes a pamphlet from Pyramid Drug Co., and notes the remedy’s superior public esteem and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Mary MacLane Seeks Chemistry in Boston Public Garden
A Boston Globe observer details Mary MacLane, daughter of Butte, studying chemistry Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in the Public Garden. She favors the garden for its tranquil view, notes tutoring from an older chemist, and recounts her dislike of Boston crowds while appreciating wealth that funds her studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary MacLane
Butte
Winthrop
Boston Public Garden
Miss MacLane
Mary
Boston
New York
Secon
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View Stratton Executors
Munyon
ST. Joseph A. A
Sumner
Davis
Winifred M. Trueman
Royal Arcanum Comic Opera
Purdy
Richard H. Cosby
Derstand
POST
Mme. M. Ribault
Elea Blug
Cincinnati
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