Horse Sense and Self Care for Digestion Remedies
A man compares horse care to self care urging regular feeding, rest, and measured amounts. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and digestive diseases, including testimonies and directions for contact.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
QC. S. Copenhaver, Esq
Mount Union
Huntingdon Co
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Disco
Virginia F. Griffith
Flattop
Mercer Co
W. Va
Mothors
Lipton Secures Option on 100000 Acres in Georgia
Savannah Ga Oct 29 Sir Thomas Lipton has secured an option on 100000 acres of farming land in southern Georgia. On the land areas erect syndicate storehouses and warehouses. The move is seen as indicating Lipton may, with others, establish a steamship line between Savannah and Europe.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Georgia
Savannah
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Europe
Birds of Mystery Puzzle At Philadelphia Hotel Exhibit
Ornithologists study three odd looking birds on display at Green's Hotel in Philadelphia. Captured from a Pemberton New Jersey church steeple by John Forsyth they defy naming even at the Zoo. They combine owl and turkey buzzard features and feasting includes mice raw beef cheese chestnuts and candy. Their clucking grows into a locomotive whistle-like chorus at dusk.
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Philadelphia
Green’s
Pemberton, N. J
John Forsyth
Zoological Garden
Fall River Strike Shaping Up Over Borden Cloth Move
Fall River faces a pivotal vote as mill operatives decide on a strike sparked by M C D Borden's aggressive print cloth strategy. With wages rising and prices pushed up, a strike could unleash vast losses for the city while fueling Borden's market control.
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Fall River
M. C. D. Borden
Post
Borden
Mat
Mr. Borden
Buch
Allied Mills
Matt Borden
Allied Mille
Orden
New York
Ruedo
Lawrence
Remarkable 49 Cent Gold Rimless Eyeglasses Offer
The New Traveler Watch Co offers 30 days of sale on gold rimless eyeglasses for 49 cents with free eye examinations. Each case is treated individually and the total fitted price is only 49 cents. They also advertise wholesale pricing and watch repair services including a 49 cent main-spring replacement.
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Traveler Watch Co
United States
American Waltham
Newton High Triumphs 5 0 Over Brookline in Big Meet
Newton High defeated Brookline High 5 to 0 on the Newton Centre grounds. Newton’s Johnson nearly reached Brookline’s goal in the second half before Tranked pushed in the only touchdown and a successful try for extra points failed. Leonard excelled in kicking while Brookline’s Wilbur, Delano, and Cook stood out. Attendance 760.
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Newton Centre
Newton High
Brookline High
Johnson
Newton
Brookline
Leonard
Wilbur
le Moyne Delano
Cook
Geek
Eunice
Hoga
Kemp
Sonbon
R. H. B. Eseevesl
H. B
Barndollar Tranked
F. B
F. Ey
Barndollar
Bolana
Doaktene
Sehia
Barton Wins Winchester Club Cup Final
J L Barton defeated G L Huntress Jr to win the Winchester Golf Club cup in the afternoon finals by five up with eight to play.
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Winchester
J. L
Barton
Winchester Golf Club
G. L. Huntress, Jr
Orangeine Powder Said To Calm Blues And Nerves
Advert says Patigue blues and nerves vanish instantly with a timely orangeine powder touted as a quick relief remedy. The claim highlights mood improvement and nervous calm produced by consuming the product.
Newton teen Percival Gilbert wins city golf title again
Percival Gilbert, 16, of Newton Centre Golf Club, retains the Newton city championship by defeating ex-champion tennis player Fred H. Hovey 1 up on the Newton Centre links. Hovey led early, the match became close and at times sensational before Gilbert sealed the victory at the final hole. In the consolation cup final D T Kidder beat F N Robbins 8 up and 6 to play.
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Newton
Percival Gilbert
Newton Centre
City of Newton
Newton Centre Links
Fred H. Hovey
Hovey
Gilbert
D. T. Kidder
F. N. Robbins
Lee declines candidacy for Board of Aldermen
The Hon. John H. Lee will not run for the Board of Aldermen this year. Despite urging from friends and potential cross party support, Lee says business interests prevent his participation in political contests, and he has made a definite decision not to be a candidate.
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John H. Lee
Board of Aldermen
Lee
Geer. H. Tinkham
R. Lee
R. .Lee
Poor Christians Begume Hebrews In The Boston Ghetto
Within one week Rev David Rosenthal moved four Christians to join Judaism in Boston's Ghetto sparking debate among rabbis. They fault easy conversions and urge a sanhedrim style exam to test sincerity highlighted by protests from Rabbis Schoher Friederman and others.
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David Rosenthal
Sanhedrim
Hyman
Schoher
Jewish Eagle
J. H. Friederman
Rosenthalh
Baldwin Place
John Halissy
Malden
Rosenthal
Halissy
William Booth
Hammond Street
Boston
Israel
W. R. Farland
Melrose Highlands
Farland
Manning Exits Washington Baseball Club
Washington October 20 Manager James H Manning said he has an option to sell his controlling interests to Fred Postal of Detroit and expects completion tomorrow. He notes local stockholders urged him to stay but he wants out citing strained relations with Ban Johnson and believes the club will fare better under new ownership.
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Washington
James H. Manning
Washington Baseball Club
Fred Postal
Detroit
Manning
Ban Johnson
City Briefs on Injuries From Street Accidents
A 83 year old man, employed as a teamster for H. Fell, was injured inside the No 6 house of the N Y N H R last night. Patrick Fitzgerald, 41, of First Street, fell from his express team at Lenox and First streets, sustaining severe facial injuries. A 40 year old resident of Morville Street was picked up at 7 o clock, suffering street and park area injuries.
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William W. Bentley
Bentley
Hotel Plaza
Condéord’ Street
Tronep .Arcel
Tonma
House of
N. Y
Patrick Fitzgerald
First Street
Lenox
Sae
Himeell
Jian
Morvilie
Campaign fever in New York municipal race grows
New York City readers report rising tension in the 1900 municipal campaign with rallies posters and betting markets. Figures like John B. Stanchfield William Travers Jerome and Theodore Winans appear amid attacks on Devery Fromme and Shepard.
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New York
John B. Stanchfield
Dimira
Carnegie Hall
R. Lew
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Mark Twain
Acorn Clu
Shepard
Devery
Wall Street
Tammany Hall
Digestive health linked to mood and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The article asserts sour stomach worsens temper and energy, tracing irritability to slow digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid, citing Henry Kirkpatrick of Lawrence Mass and widespread pharmacist endorsement across the United States, Canada and Great Britain.
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Stuart
Henry Kirkpatrick
Lawrence
Mass
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Berle Speaks for Shepard in Reform Mayoral Bid
Enlisted Brooklyn supporters back Edward M. Shepard for New York City mayor. Dr. Berle defends Shepard as a reformer who opposes vice and corruption, citing his stand against Tammany and the McKane gang. The discussion also notes Dr. Parkhurst’s crusade and Platt’s alleged interference in city politics.
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Edward M. Bhenard Foeayer
New York
A. Arle
D. D
Senetaie
Brooklyn
Shepard
Sassen “Ber
Tammany Hall
J. Shepard
Mr. Hill
Chic
Over Cleveand
McKane Gang
Li Ling
Edward M. Shepard
Eee
Democratic Party
Mr. Lo
Dr. Berle
Fomulas
Trow
Tammény
Platt
New York City
Albany
Parkhurst
She
Ward
Betts and Fisher in Wealthy Estate Move After Flight
The article describes Betts relocating after fleeing, with a lavish new home and an 11 horse stable plus a steam yacht. Fisher continues residence and buys the Stevenson estate in Braintree on Cedar Street, planning house renovations and a larger stable to hold eight horses. Fisher & Co. reportedly had at least 3000 customers with a minimum $100 transaction.
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Sion
Betts
Betta
R Betts
Fisher
Well Street
Stevenson
Braintree
Cedar Street
Fisher & Co
Cambridge Firemen Pension Amendments Move Forward
The Cambridge Common Council approved amendments to the firemen pension ordinance from the Board of Aldermen. The changes allow pensions for permanent disability, 65 years or older members, and those with long service and incapacity. The amendment was referred back to the Board of Aldermen for further action.
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Cambridge Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Fire Department
Aldermen
Death of Daniel McDougall Noted by Clain Cameron No 82
Members of Clain Cameron No 82 are informed of the death of Daniel McDougall. Funeral from his late residence at Central square East Boston on Thursday October 81 at 2 p.m.
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Clain Cameron No
Daniel McDougall
Central Square
East
Boston
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