Peruna Endorsement from Captain Fever in Ottawa
Captain Charles Fever of Ottawa writes a strong endorsement for Peruna describing it as food and medicine in one. He claims it cures and prevents illness by improving mucous membranes and digestive health, urging others to try it and consult Dr. Hartman for advice.
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Charles Fever
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Bodega Hotel
Wellington Street
Charles
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
van Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Little Willie's Smile Tops East Boston Masonic Fair
Little Willie a 14 month old East Boston resident attracts crowds at the East Boston Masonic Fair. Visitors guess his weight for 10 cents with a prize oil painting for the closest guess. The event runs through Saturday night and features many booths and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon Studio
New London
Conn
Little Willie
Burnarmne
Boston
Willie
Massachusetts
East Boston
Gebhard Divorce Pact Ordered in Iowa Court
Frederick M Gebhard must pay Woulie Morris Gebhard 15000 plus convey New York residence to her under court order ending their separation. The agreement is part of the divorce settlement finalized Oct 2 in Sioux City Iowa.
Pan-American Exposition Nears Closing Notice
The Pan American Exposition closes Saturday November 2. Round trip tickets at reduced rates are on sale at principal ticket stations of the Boston Maine and Maine Central railroads. Send to the Boston Maine railroad general passenger depot for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Maine Railroad
Peok
Lederer Files Bankruptcy Schedules in New York
George Lederer, a New York theatrical manager, filed schedules in his ongoing bankruptcy case. He lists $117,000 unsecured and $2 secured debts against $167,000 in unliquidated assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Lederer
Circus Cars Wrecked Near Baton Rouge
The Forepaugh and Sells circus collided with a freight train near Baton Rouge. Three workers suffered serious injuries. Several elephants escaped and were chased back into Baton Rouge, with cars and cages wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Forepaugh & Sells Circus
Baton Rouge
Baton
Red Bone
Jones Animals Esca
Historic gravestones found at West End
Unearthed near Temple and Cambridge streets two old tombstones reveal a Fifield family infant grave from 1689 and an Odell line child from 1709. The stones show era inscriptions and connect to Pilgrims and Samuel Adams era history while the site was a hotel lot for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple and
Cambridge Streets
Boston
Thurston Fifield
Richard
Mary Fifield
Mary
Rignel Odells
Junr
Thomas Od Rignel
Fifield
Dow
Hampton, N. H
Giles Fifield
Charlestown
Mass
Hampton
N. H
Abraham Perkins
Samuel Adams
Adams Square
Boston Record Commissioners
New England
Odell
Reginald
Rignall Odell
Mary Prince
Cotton Mather
Elopement Plot Behind 17-Year-Old Mary Carey Death Claim
Milford Oct 29 Mary M Carey aged 17 was reported to have drowned herself in Whitehall Pond but is alive and reportedly to marry Elmer Smith farm hand once feared to be cause of the death. The girl vanished last Thursday then was seen driving toward Westboro with Smith after obtaining a marriage license in Grafton. The Richards vow to bring her home and confronts the elopement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mary M. Carey
Whitehall Pond
Elmer Smith
Smith
Miss Carey
Woodville
Westboro
Joseph A. Richards
Tucker Farm
Mith
Worcester
Mr. Richards
Mary
Thompson
Grafton
Mrs. Richards
Mr Lemare’s Recital Enthralls Boston with Sacred Pipes
Edwin H. Lemare the English organist gave his first Boston recital at Symphony Hall. He offered Bach Wagner and Wolstenholme works plus an improvisation, drawing praise for flawless technique and mastery of the instrument. He departs for England next week with likely further Boston appearances expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Lemare
Symphony Hall
Hollins
Bach
Wolstenholme
Wagner
BE. H. Lemare
J. Lemare
Engand
Lemare
England
Boston
Charlestown Delays New Public Library Building
Charlestown residents complain about the delayed erection of an $86,000 public library branch. Trustees have not acted, while residents urge action possibly by Mayor Mayer. The current building houses the library, police station, and local court, and separation is feared to harm children patrons. Police and court officials also seek more space and favor early library occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Anity
Smayer
Vanderbilt heir expected at Newport New York home transfer
The midday train carried about 30 baggage pieces marked for Alfred G. Vanderbilt to 7th Fifth avenue. The cases held fine linen and personal property suggesting a forthcoming event at the Vanderbilts new New York home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Fifth Avenue
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Stage Talk and Theatre News From Boston and Nearby
Blanche Hall rises from Miss Larkin in Levere Lane at Park Theatre to a lead in Zara after a cold Carnegie Hall audition. Rehearsals for The Hall of Fame progress at Columbia Theatre. Jameson Lee Finney joins Lad Huntworth's Experiment at Hollis. The Burgomaster at Tremont stars Ruth White and others. Rogers brothers perform at Hollis. Everageline thrives at Boston Music Hall with vaudeville. The Georgia freak family headlines at Austin Stone. Destinos impale at Nickelodeon. Children’s Theatre hosts Alice in Looking Glass Land matinee at Chambers Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hall
Miss Larkin
Hall of Fame
Sire Brothers
Columbia Theatre
Leon Cesar
Miranda
Balcony
Jameson Lee Finney
Lad
Hollis
John J. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Washington
Keith’s
Everageline
Boston Music Hall
Howard
Georgia Freak Family
Austin & Stone's
Destinos
Nickelodeon
Children's Theatre
Huntington
Chambers Hall
Alice
Boston Theatres Report Strong Advance Sale for Week
The third week of Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Boston Theatre shows strong advance sales. Other offerings include The Telephone Girl at Grand Opera House and Mrs. Dane's Defence at the Empire Theatre. Beauscaire with Mansfield closes soon as Lady Huntworth's Experiment opens. Sky Farm at the Museum draws crowds. Great Train Robbery at Bowdoin Square Theatre packs houses. Arizona Joe and The Black Hawks draw sportsmen to Morrison's Grand Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Thomas EB. Shea
Grand Opera House
Mrs. Dane
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hulkis
Daniel Frohman
Hilda Spong
Lady Huntworth
Beaucaire
Richard Mansfield
Jon Sea Onial
Ge Tichstein
E Lasppeal
Lane
Boston
Columbia
Frank Daniels
Tremont
Sky Farm
Bowdoin Square
Arizona Joe
Black Hawks
Morrison
Inaudi
The
Mar
Civil Court session notes and cases in Suffolk
Summary of multiple civil actions and verdicts from First to Fourth Sessions under Judges Hopkins Richardson Hardy Sherman. Cases include Richards v Jewell for 1620 alleged due. verdict 1844.51 for plaintiff. Finn v Rosetti for personal injuries. Jones administratrix v NYNH&HRR. Hobert admin v frame over train crash. Cronin v Fitchburg & Leominster Street Railway for 10000. Coal Co v Block Plant Electric Light Co. Wickham v Horan. Burnett v Lynn & Boston RR. Wilder v same. Scannell v Watson among others.
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Suffolk
Hopkins
H. A. Richards
A. L. Jewell
Linden Street
Newton
Hayes & Williams
C. R. Bicer
Kate Johnson
W. F. Miller
J. W. Corcoran
H. Tyng
Simon Finn
Pasquale Rosetti
Prince Street
E. H. Savary
I. C. Dowd
Richardson
Leland Et al
Virginia Converse
Martha E. Jones
Roger P. Jones
Va. N. Y
N. H
Hen A. Hobert
Erick A. Hobert
Addamnum
Joseph Bennett
D. W. Reid
C. F. Choate, Jr
J. L. Hall
Bond
J. F. Cronin
Fitchburg
Leominster Street
Railway Company
Rey
J. BK. Cotter
Baker & Hall and
W. Wells
Hardy
Boston Coal Company
Block Plant Electric Light Company
Rogers & North
M. A. Holbrook
Lena Wickham
Sherman
David Burnett
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Poruna
Chas
Wee Baby
John J. McCluskey
Waltham
George Durgin
Chelsea
W. F. Colburn
Java
William Parkman Commandery
York Commandery No. 65
Lederer
West End
Prince) Odell
Aignel
Thomas Od
Isaac Prince
Mary Turner
John Turner
Scituate
Elder Brewster
Plymouth
Lear Pet Ae
Bos
Copp’s Hill
King’s Chapel
Granary
Peter Daille
Hawley Street
MR. Lemare
Charlestown Impatient
Vanderbilt
Bolti
Jim Key
Sily
Royal Marine Band of
Italy
Sig
George Minoliti
F. Gianneni
Nellie Dot
Alps
Anderson's
Perinock
Grand B
Mvannels and Company of 100
John C. Bowker
Exeets
Imperial India
Russia
Spain
Children’s Theatre
Huntington Chambers Hall
Looking Glass Land
Huntington Chambers
Wed
Keith
Blanche Gressy
Payme
Vauudeville
Far Pries
Heatte
Tawrence McCarty
Lessee
Brady
Uncle Toms Cabin
Swbilee Sinser
OPERA
George W. Magre
Leasee
Mr. Thomas
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
Sydney Rosenfeld
A. B. Stone
Marie’ Dreesisr
Mehatt= Gilman
Dan McAvoy
Louis Harrison
Laura Burt
Amelia Summerville
Frank Doane
A McCree
Emma Carus
Nina Farrington
New York Theatre
Zasa
Hamilton Pl
Winter St
Oxford
E. E. Rice
S “Evangeline
Warren & Blanchard
John LeClair
Venderick Howard
Howard Sisters
Cotton's Donkeys
McRae & Wratt
Valveno Bros
Vitagraph
Castle Snestre
Tremont St
Music Hall
Bronson Howard
Shenandoah
Booth Tarkington
Evelyn Greentent
Rutherland
Leo Ditrichstein
S. Matinees
Herald
Bijou Opera House
Washington St
Charlies Frohman
Empire Theatre Company
Charles Richman
Margaret Anglin
Landy Huntworth
Boston Museum
Sears
Charles Frohman
Bowdoin
Avista
Tee
Music Commission of Boston
Lyman School
S& Stone
Freak Family
Pat
Howard & Emerson Own Co
Rane SS Concerts
Telephone
Haymarket
Hones
Arizona
Joe
Hughey McPadden
A. Gay Daley
Feather
Marshalls
Jeltinis
Lis
Aalément
Wworth and Worth
Burles Oo
Eddie Giguere
All Star 8 Company
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