Munyon cures catarrh and restores hearing says Boston readers
Miss Clara Winslow of Boston reports relief from chronic catarrh and restored hearing after Munyon specialists treated her at Tremont Temple. Mr George F Slade Jr of Chelsea says four treatments returned his hearing and cured his catarrh after failed remedies. Munyon's remedies are sold nationwide and promoted with free doctor service at Tremont Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Winslow
Massachusetts Ave
Boston
Mass
Manyon
George F. Slade, Jr
Cary Ave
Chelsea
Tremont Temple
Munyon
Weirs Elections Reported For U.S. Regiments
Nominees were elected in a range of New Hampshire and regional units. First Heavy Artillery chose N J Putney as president with W H Sawyer as vice president and D H Rowe as secretary treasurer. Other regiments named presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, surgeons, and executive committees, including the Ninth, Third, Fifteenth, and Fourth Regiments. The Thirteenth Regiment re-elected its president M L Morrison of Peterboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirs
N. H
First Heavy Artillery
N. J. Putney
Franklin
W. H. Sawyer
Holderness
D. H. Rowe
Gilford
First New Hampshire Cavalry Veterans’ Association
D. M. White
E. L. Kimball
M. Bb. Plummer
Charles W. Stevens
W. W. Tuttle
Lowell
J. W. Burleigh
Bristol
George W. Dow
Salisbury
Perry Kittredge
Concord
Veteran Association
W. H. Trickey
Danvers
Mass
Fifteenth New Hampshire Regiment
Augustine R. Ayer
North Boscawen
Alvin Burleigh
Plymouth
E. B. Huse
Enfield
F. S. George
Charles McGregor
Nashua
Albert A. Pressy
Derry
M. L. Morrison
Peterboro
Campbell's awful injuries after fatal machinery accident
James Campbell a 55 year old fireman from South Boston was injured when his clothing caught in a pulley at 209 Washington street. He was dragged through the shaft hundreds of times and flung to the floor unconscious. He was brought to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors feared death and reported recovery was impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Sixth Street
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Campbell
Rogers
Washington Street
Connell to Build Fine Hospital at East Cambridge
Thomas Connell of Lowell will construct the new hospital at the East Cambridge House of Correction for 24000. Bids opened recently exceeded the 30000 appropriation, with Connell's low bid set at 37940. He offered to proceed if plans were altered. County commissioners approve the idea and allocate 6000 for furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Connell
Lowell
East Cambridge
Belgian police arrest man in plot to kill Emperor William
In Brussels on Sept 2 police arrested Gustave Daubenspect on suspicion of involvement in a plot to assassinate Emperor William of Germany. He was denounced by a friend who learned of Daubenspect's intent to travel to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Gustave Daubenspect
Emperor William of
Germany
North End club backs D. D. Rourke for Senate
The Puritana Club of fifty young men favors Representative D. D. Rourke to succeed Senator Lomasney. A meeting yesterday appointed a fifteen member rallying committee to push his interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritana Club
North End
D. D. Rourke
Lomasney
FELS NAPTHA Soap Uses for Spot Removal
Instructions note that FELS NAPTHA soap can separate grease from fabric instantly when lathered and applied. It works in cold or lukewarm water and aims to restore fabrics to their original condition after cleaning.
Printhe Plant Report On The Open Cars Debate
The Board of Aldermen resumed meetings after summer vacation and voted to postpone the open cars report. A proposed order would require street railway companies to install side bars or devices to prevent passenger entry on the open side. The vote was split, and the plan was put off to a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Presho
W. F. Donovan
Paige
Barry, Berwin
Codman
W. J. Donovan
Lott and Paige
Colby, Dyar, Lee
Presho
South
Boston
Fishing for Victims in Boston Circular Scam
New York green goods operatives target Boston as a base to spread circulars advertising forged certificates. Deputy Superintendent Hanscom showed reporters recent examples at police headquarters. Boston police say they will wait for action by New York counterparts, who plan to trap the operators in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Hanscom
Lowell Institute to Offer Free Law and Electricity Courses
The Lowell Institute under Boston Young Men's Christian Association will run two free courses from Oct 19 to March. Law lectures Tue and Sat feature Samuel G Bennett and professors Henry A Wyman and Homer Alliese of Boston University Law School. Electricity course lectures Wed and Fri by Professor Louis Derr of MIT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Institute
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Samuel G. Bennett
Boston University Law School
Henry A. Wyman
Homer Alleise
Boston Univer Law School
Louis Derr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Labor Day Excursion on New Haven Railroad Special
Join the excursion party of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad from Boston to Newport and return by special train. Round trip tickets cost 1 dollar. Tickets go on sale three days before at No 3 Old State House and Park Square station. Limited tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Newport
Old State House
Park Square Station
Druggist chooses genuine Pond's Extract over imitation marriage proposal
A druggist refuses to consent to his daughter's engagement, praises his sister-in-law as a comparable match, and scorns the elopement news. He burns his counterfeit Pond's Extract imitations after seeing the daughter's story, takes his son-in-law into partnership, and sells only genuine goods until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Swell Robber Parker Faces Interrogation By Police
Charles H Parker the Back Bay thief, condemned for recent house thefts, must answer Inspector Cornelius Cleary's questions. He faces $3000 bail and a police plan to search listed addresses including Huntington Avenue and Newbury Street for Parker’s lodging and stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Parker
Back Bay
Lecky
Charlestown
Cornelius Cleary
Parker
Charles Street
Rogues’ Gallery
Grand Jury
Huntington Avenue
Rutland Street
Concord Square
Yarmouth Street
Newbury Street
St. Botolph Street
Ashburton Place
Greenwich Park
Barre Granite Quarries Put Under Unified Management
A Barre syndicate secures control of the granite quarries and will operate them under one management starting Sept 15. The Barre Quarry Company, Maine-incorporated with 150000 capital, lists Mayor Alvin F. Sortwell as president and names E L Smith Clinton N Field A F P Sortwell A D Morse and Albert F Hayward as directors. Output is estimated at 60000 tons annually and the deal consolidates granite shipments via a Barre monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Morse
Barre
Albert F. Hayward
Boston
Sortwell
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Show Shoe Strike Settled in Brockton
Brockton shoe factory strike at George G Snow is settled. Snow says the agreement is satisfactory. the union claims gains. Operators on Nigger Good year machines to receive 30 cents an hour while Chase machines kept for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
George G. Snow
Snow
Williams
Boston Men Speak at International Inspectors Meet
Joseph A. Moore of Massachusetts presented a paper on Ventilation of Public Schools before the international factory inspectors convention. Frederick K. Merriam of Boston described a modern school building by means of a chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Joseph A. Moore
Massachusetts
Frederick K. Merriam
Boston
Cod Oil Duty Ruling From Treasury Department
Washington Sept 2 The Treasury Department rules cod oil imported from Newfoundland used for tanning or dressing chamois leather is not exempt from tariff Paragraph 668 but is not charged the eight cent per gallon duty under Paragraph 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Newfoundland
Armenian Patriarch Honored By Sultan In Constantinople
The Sultan awarded Mer Makhiki Ormanian the grand cordon of the Order of Osmanieh and elevated Arlin Pasha’s daughter to the grand cordon of the Order of Nichan-I-Chefakat, per the foreign secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Osmanieh
Mer. Maghaki Ormanian
Nichan-I-Chefakat
Arlin Pasha
Old Offender Arrest Follows Diamond Ring Robbery
Reserve Officer Jacob Butler of Station 3 arrested Max Friedlander on the Common after he robbed Frank Nickerson of a $7 diamond ring and $19 in cash. Friedlander, recently released from Sing Sing after a two year theft sentence, had prior suspicions here and was held in $2000 for the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Butler
Station 3
Homer
Police Headquarters
Max Friedlander
Frank Nickerson
Friedlander
Sing Sing Prison
New York
What Will Andrews Say Providence September Question
Providence Sept 2 The great question is what President Andrews will do now Whether he stays or resigns the university has regained public good will His friends tributes and alumni support favor his continuance He says no statement now and no time limit from the corporation for a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Andrews
Old Brown
New Stamp Agencies to Open in Boston District Oct 1
Washington approves new stamp agencies for Boston postal district. Agencies include Peterson news stand United States Hotel main office and several apothecaries in South End Cambridge Dorchester and Roxbury. Each agent receives $4 yearly pay and must keep $25 in stamps on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Boston
Washington
Co. L. Peterson
United States Hotel
William A. Browne
Tremont Street
South End
Lyman W. Griffin
Warren Avenue
Moses D
Fisher
Apothecary
Washington Street
O. Thompson
Broadway
Cambridge
IF. X. Masse
Walden Street
Rose Mallon
Concord Avenue
Albert J. Coleman
Dorchester
Frank A. Woodbury
Lewis Street
East
Alfred A. Burnham, Jr
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Bold scheme to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel
Andrew Ludgate of Alliston writes a North Brighton friend that he will soon attempt Niagara Falls in a barrel. A known contractor has won the contract to supply the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ludgate
Alliston
North Brighton
Niagara Falls
Lobster Club Holds Broil and Initiations at Higginss
The Lobster Club enjoyed a broil at Higginss on Court street with special invitations. Four new members were initiated with impressive ceremonies. Afterward the club walked to Bowdoin Square Theatre to see The Cotton King, courtesy of manager Lothrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginss
Court Street
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Wrecking Steamer Orion Returns From St Lucia Mission
The Orion arrives at quarantine after a wrecking expedition to St Lucia. Diver Luke Haley died and three others were sick. stowaway John Connolly died later in St Lucia. The voyage saved about 2058 bales of wool from a cargo of 4000. The vessel and cargo valued over half a million dollars with $500,000 insurance. Debated disposition of the wool cargo remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Towboat Company
Orion
Smith
St. Lucia
B. Ww
Luke Haley
Minot
Carver
Haley
Gallop’s Island
Humphrey
Saturn
John Connolly
Connolly
Boston
Senator Davis Comments on Hawaiian Treaty Ratification
In St Paul on September 2 Senator C K Davis chair of the Senate foreign relations panel said Hawaii may at once ratify the treaty and that Congress would not be convened two months early. He affirmed the U S Senate will ratify the treaty when it takes it up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
C. K. Davis
United States Senate
Hawaii
United States Congress
Senate
Ex Mayor Curtis Court Plea Over Check Theft
Ex mayor Curtis testified in Roxbury District Court about a man who robbed him of a $231 check left on his desk. John Milford feigned need for money to bury a dead child and used an undertaker reference. The suspect disappeared with the check, was arrested when presenting it at a bank, and pleaded guilty. Judge Bolster bound the case over to Superior Criminal Court for September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Roxbury District Court
John Milford
Bolster
Superior Criminal Court
Local Appointments in City Departments
Lucky Ones Cornelius T Lynch appointed engineer in the sewer division at 3 dollars daily. Patrick C Kelly named inspector in paving at 3 dollars daily. Ex Representative Joseph J Nolan of Ward 15 appointed in Deputy Finneran's division replacing the late James McKeever. William McCarthy receives an appointment in Electrical Construction from Ward 15, linked to ex Representatives Creed and ex Councillor Sullivan who defeated the McNary ward ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius T. Lynch
Patrick C. Kelly
Joseph J. Nolan
Finneran
James McKeever
William McCarthy
M. J. Creed
William J. Sullivan
McNary Ward Committee
Elevation plans move forward with West End railway lease
The Boston Elevated Railroad directors, in executive session, approved leasing the West End Street Railway to the Boston Elevated and called a stockholders meeting for Sept 9 at 2 PM to approve the deal. President Gaston is away. Bancroft presided. On Sept 9 West End stockholders vote to transfer control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
West and Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated
Gaston
Bancroft
West End Railway
Elevated Company
Dolphin Sails to Hampton Roads with Roosevelt aboard
The steamer Dolphin sailed from Portland at dusk for Hampton Roads to embark Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt. She will proceed to the drill grounds east of Cape Charles for training and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Dolphin
Hampton Roads
Roosevelt
Cape Charles
Doomed to Die In New York Death by Own Action Club
A sensational New York report describes a girl Mamie Donahue, about 22, who drank carbolic acid and died, as part of a so called death by own action Club of several young women. another member Jennie Beck vows to die next, while Florence Mission plans no more funerals from their crisis reports to curb the troubling trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Suicide Club
Mamie Donahue
Florence
Florence Mission
Donahue
Illinois
Jennie Beck
Mission Folks
Mamie Russell
Irene Duff
Americans Read Papers at British Medical Association Meeting
Montreal hosts the British Medical Association delegates with seventy-seven papers read today. American Dr. J. B. Learned described sleep induction methods without drugs in therapeutics. Lord Lister, Aberdeen, Strathcona and the Mayor spoke as crowds filled Windsor Hall and Mt. Royal venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
British Medical Association
J. B. Learned
Northampton
Mass
Windsor Hall
Mitchell Banks
Liverpool
Mt. Royal
Lord Lister
Montreal General Hospital
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Strathcona
Leprosy and Laundries in New York
The Board of Health plans an investigation into Chinese laundries and potential leprosy risk. Non Chinese laundries display pictures of Chinese lepers in their windows, including a set on East Twenty second Street showing the disease in various stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
East Twenty-second Street
Leprosy Photo Card Impacts Chinatown Laundry Trade
Photograph display shows fourteen types of leprosy afflicting Chinese laundry workers. Laundry proprietor reports increased trade from the image but patrons are frightened, affecting business at Chinese laundries.
Lost sailor after fog on Maud Miller near Mt. Desert
Captain Turner reports the loss of George Price of Gloucester, Mass, from the schooner Maud Miller off Mt. Desert. While several crew members were in dories, fog rolled in and Price was not seen again. the others reached the schooner. It is believed he perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Turner
Maud Miller
George Price
Gloucester
Mass
Mt. Desert
Dories
Price
Fire sale bargains at American Wringe Company locations
Bargains at the American Wringe Company fire sale on 80 Arch and 77 79 Franklin streets attract eager buyers. Indications point to a complete sweep by Saturday as supplies in their line are purchased to save dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringe Company
Arch
Franklin Streets
Alaska
Klondike Boundary Question Seen Settled by Survey
General Dufield of the coast and geodetic survey says the Alaska Canada line is effectively fixed. Ogilvie’s route crosses Forty mile Creek and the Yukon with minor errors, Dawson City remains on the Canadian side, and a Senate treaty may appoint a commission to ratify the Ogilvie survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duffield
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Alaska
British Northwest Territory
Great Britain
Klondike
Russia
Porcupine River
Yukon
Ogilvie
Forty-mile Creek
Dawson City
Ogilvia
Senate
Change of Mails Between Dyea Alaska and Dawson City
Postmaster General Gary orders monthly mail service between Dyea Alaska and Dawson City Canada. One round trip each month begins with the Seattle to Dyea mail steamer leaving September 11 and arriving September 20. Mails contain only letters and postcards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gary
Dyea
Alaska
Dawson City
Canada
Juneau
Seattle
Wash
Steinman Held in Bail Hunt Over Embezzlement Case
Otto Steinman former Merrimac Mattress book keeper at 100 Merrimac street was arraigned in Municipal Court. Special Officer Gilmore stated a $3000 shortage led to a $400 embezzlement charge to set bail. Attorney Wolff sought a one week continuance. Judge Brown held Steinman in $3000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Steinman
Merrimac Mattress Company
Merrimac Street
Brown
Gilmore
Station 3
Wolff
Steinman
OFF FOR THE ANTARCTIC
Dr Frederick a Cook of Arctic fame sails from New York on the Haveline to Rio Janeiro to join the Belgian Antarctic expedition as scientific staff. His knowledge will aid the scientific work and oversee dogs and sledges. Cook began exploring with Perry in 1891-92 and has since visited the North twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick A’ Cook
Arctic Fame
Haveline
Rio Janeiro
Cook
Cooks
Perry
Greenland
Two competent men in engine room for ferry safety
In a letter to the editor Cc. Schwarz argues for two qualified men in the ferry engine room as well as the pilot house to prevent accidents. He cites human attention limits, color blindness risk, and long service by engineers Johnson and King, urging public safety over removing experienced staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Street Department
McClellan
Ferry Department
Loring Johnson
Harry King
King
Johnson
Cc. Schwaar
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Catarth
Weirs Elections
Gampbell
Rogers Building
Fine Hospital
Fritz
Philadel
Oval
Marine Park
Charles EF. Stratton
Dean
Thomas W. Flood
Suburoa
Lixsht and Power Company
Bunco
Castoria
Ditcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Pitcher's Castoria
Mothers of America
Qj Wikax
Centaur Company
Chas
H. Fletcher
Basa
Sethas
COD Owl
OLD Offender
Sing Sing
Lobster Club
Hale
Davis
Quincy
Dolphin Sails
New York Girls
Strange Institution
Sts
Kondike
United States Coast Survey
THE
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Marlboro Street
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