Munyon's Trial Promises Quick Relief From Pellets
Reports show immediate relief from Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure with ten thousand testers in the city. The spokesman cites 90,000 Boston converts in a year and claims one in every hundred will be cured within ten days. He touts free office consultation and widespread drugstore sales for Munyon's New Method.
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Munyon
Sven
School of Medicine
Boston
H. H. Remedy Co
Pelham Block
Tremont
Boylston Streets
Masons Celebrate 125th Anniversary of St Andrew's Royal Arch
Yesterday marked the 125th birth anniversary of St Andrew's Royal Arch as Masons and guests gathered at Sutton Hall Masonic Temple. Dignitaries including M. FE. George L. McCahan of Baltimore entered in regalia and were welcomed by R. Sejanus Bowen and officers.
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St. Andrew’s Royal Arch
Sutton Hall
Masonic Temple
M. FE
George L., McCahan
Baltimore
United States
R. ¥. Sejanus Bowen
St. Andrew's
Charles A. Skinner
Temple
Thomas Waterman
Massachusetts
R. B. Sejanus Bowen
M. E. George L. McCahan
M. E. J. Gilman Waite
M. W. Otis E. Weld
Edward A. Horton
M. E. Frederick F. Comee
Fred Clinton Fairbanks
R. E. Warren B. Ellis
Dock Must Be Enlarged At Navy Yard Chief Hichborn Says
Philip Hichborn chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repairs expected at the navy yard but delayed by the secretary visit discusses enlarging the dock and building plant. He notes a $75,000 plant could meet contingencies. yard value in 1883 stood at $6,538,275.45 as part of eight navy yards totaling $33,031,647.03.
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Philip Hichborn
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Navy Yard
Chief Hichborn
Charlestown
Hichborn
Merchants' Association Meets at Young's Hotel In September
The Merchants' Association held a meeting yesterday at Young's Hotel with President Jonathan A. Lane in the chair. Lane recounted a July Washington meeting on interstate commerce law changes approved by the ICC and likely to become law. He noted work on consular and diplomatic service reorganization and a State Department conference. The group voted to hold the annual banquet and instructed the executive committee to invite distinguished orators. further plans will follow.
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Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Jonathan A. Lane
Lane
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Department
Association
New York Carpenters Strike Over Lumpers System
In New York on September 5 the carpenters strike against lumpers sub contracts, not wages. About 1000 men have quit work on over 150 buildings, with 2600 expected within 48 hours, halting work on more than 250 jobs.
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New York
Massachusetts State Firemen's Association Opens 15th Convention
Cottage City hosts the Massachusetts State Firemen's Association for its fifteenth convention at Union Chapel. About 300 delegates are present with many more expected. A nominating committee including Fred Macy J R Hopkins R S Willis F A Cheney and F H Humphrey is chosen. Exhibits of fire apparatus and appliances are on display.
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Cottage City
Massachusetts State Firemen’s Association
Union Chapel
Fred Macy
New Bedford
J. R. Hopkins
Somerville
R. S. Willis
Pittfield
F. A. Cheney
Haverhill
F. H. Humphrey
West Newton
Dr Jenks Way Hearing Delays Public Institutions Probe
The three week recess ended with Aldermen Hallstram presiding as testimony resumed in City Hall. James White testified on prisoner care and clothing shortages, while Charles Prescott detailed chronic mismanagement, oversized payrolls, lack of watchmen, and dangerous fire risks at Deer Island facilities. Prescott recalled conflicts with Dr Jenks and a dismissive stance toward reforms, noting inadequate nursing, milk and egg quality, and a failing purchasing system. The hearing adjourned to resume at 2 PM today.
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Public Institution
City Hall
Hallstram
Lee
Lomasney
Presho
Tall
Fottler
Bryant
Sanford
Curtis
James White
Deer Island
White
Gerrish
Jenks
Charles J. Prescott
Commission On
Public Institutions
Hart
Laforme
Long Island
Riley
Mr. Prescott
Prescott
Alderman Lee
Mr. Riley
Rainsford
Long Islands
Galvin
Lizzie
Liza
MceCarthy
Charlestown Almshouse
Death of hat and fur dealer Joseph A. Jackson
Joseph A. Jackson, hat and fur dealer, died at Brookline yesterday morning. Born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in May 18%, he moved to Boston as a young man and built a career from clerk to owner of multiple stores. He chaired roles in Franklin Savings Bank and Commonwealth Mutual Fire Insurance, and served with the Boston Art Club. He leaves two sons and two daughters. his wife had died about six years prior.
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Joseph A. Jackson
Brookline
Mr. Jackson
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph Stone
Jackson
Court Street
Tremont Street
Jackson, Rice & Vincent
Franklin Street
Washington Street
Interior official rules pensions for soldiers' orphans
Assistant Secretary Reynolds ruled that Section 4708 applies to pensioners under the act of June 27 1890 and the 2 a month for each child of a deceased soldier under 16 years of age by a former wife will be paid to the widow if step-children are educated at State or public expense or in soldiers' orphans institutions, reversing the bureau's prior practice.
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Washington
Reynolds
Indians seize guns and ammo around Jackfish Lake
Despatch reports Soto Indians near Jackfish Lake have confiscated settlers guns ammunition and horses. All white women are moved to a single large house seen as a danger sign, with Battleford dispatch noting the tense situation in the Northwest Territory.
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Toronto
Ont
Battleford
Northwest Territory
Globe
Jackfish Lake
Bell's Spring Watch Sale and Service Ad
Spring watch sale announces main springs at 50 cents and cleaning service priced at 81.00. Advertisement notes location at 8 Temple Place.
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Main Springs
Bell’s
Temple
Wives Killing Million Dollar Death Sentence Upheld
New Bedford murder case advances as Supreme Court upholds death penalty for Daniel M. Robertson. Convicted of 1893 killing Mary Robertson, his appeal on indictment form and admissibility of photographs is denied. Fate hinges on gallows. decision notes jurisdiction and sufficiency of death-inducing allegations. GREENFIELD will of Lauriston Durkee leaves over 1,000,000 and a trust fund for a Point Pleasant aged home. executors named and home restrictions set.
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Daniel M. Robertson
New Bedford
Supreme Court
Robertson
Mary
Mary Robertson
Greenfield
Lauriston
Durkee
Boston
Point Pleasant
Connecticut River
Durkee Trust Fund
Franklin County
Horace J. Gray
Cambridgeport
E. A. Dane
Montague
Aiken
Ex Judge Hutchinson Frauds Decide Mortgage Case
The Supreme Court majority rules on the Murphy v Barnard and Patch equity suit, detailing fraud by Eben Hutchinson in selling and collecting on a $2200 mortgage. It decides Barnard must own the note and mortgage over Patch and fixes redemption payment and principal allocation, noting Murphy’s payments do not reduce his obligation.
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Eben Hutchison
Abraham Jackson
Supreme Court
Michael F. Murphy
Mary 5. Barnard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Caroline E. Patch
Framingham
Chelsea
Hutchinson
Murphy
Patch
Miss Barnard
Diseases of the Brain and Nervous System强调自然疗法
The advertisement promotes the Natural Law of Cure using Tissue Cell-Building and Constitutional Treatment by Dr Myron E B Leclercque for brain and nervous system diseases. It notes long-standing constitutional issues and deteriorated health, with an office at 278 Boylston St Boston Massachusetts.
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Myron E B. Leclerque
Boylston St
Elie Garden
Boston
Mass
Chelsea Candidates Vie in Chelsea Ward Caucuses
Chelsea Republicans name several contenders in the twenty six district with Ward 1 2 and 3 listed and possible nominees in Ward 4 Winthrop and Severe The Chelsea Republican caucuses are set for Tuesday September 18 with wards at Shurtleff school Lincoln Hall and council chamber Chelsea Democrats hold caucuses Friday September 21 Everett committee fixed date for caucuses on Tuesday September 18.
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Chelsea
Fr. O. Barnes
Walter Everett
M. M. Merritt
George M. Stearns
Aldermen
FE. E. Willard
John H. Roberts
Elmer E. Knight
Jeremiah Norris
Severe
Winthrop
Ernest W. Roberts
George T. Sleeper
Shurtleff School House
Lincoln Hall
Council Chamber
City Hall
Washington Avenue
Everett
Republican City Committee
Boston police honor best officers with holiday and harbor cruise
Yesterday the Boston Police Board awarded holidays to night shift patrolmen chosen by their captains for neat appearance and good service. A police boat cruise aboard the Protector accompanied the reward, with many officers taking the trip though some chose different plans. Notables listed include Patrolmen Morrison Murphy Hazlett Bullock Curtis Kelly Flynn Hoar Hill Lewey Cronin Donovan Murphy Donohue Lynch and others. General Martin said the scheme aims to spur merit, promising promotions from those who show the best performance, especially among reserve officers tied to Station 16.
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Boston Police Department
Board of Police
Lewis R. Morrison
Daniel G. Murphy
Henry Hazlett
Charles H. Bullock
James G. Curtis
John F. Kelly
James E. Flynn
Richard F. Hoar
Charles Hill
Edward F. Lewey
Michael J. Cronin
Cornelius H. Donovan
Walter H. Murphy
Thomas J. Donohue
Daniel J. Lynch
General Martin
Civil Service
Station 16
Miranda Arctic expedition steamer abandoned in Davis Strait
Passengers and crew of the Miranda reach safety aboard the Rigel after the steamer, carrying Cook's Arctic expedition, was abandoned 800 miles from Sukkertoppen amid a cyclone eye. Captain Farrell pays 4000 for transport home. 91 aboard. insurance listed at 99000.
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North Sydney
C. B
Miranda
Cook
Rigel
Davis Straits
Sukkertoppen
Arctic Circle
Disko
Davis Strait
Dr. Cook
Rogers, Thompson and Dunning
Yale University
Ladd
Harvard University
Russell W. Porter
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Holstenborg
Dixon
Sukker
Farrell
Robert D. Perry
Braintree
G. Traney
Williamstown
Melville Bay
Peary
Greely, Kane and Hayes
Chinese Haste In Fortifying Wei Hai Wei
Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese fleet set to concentrate at Wei Hai Wei port. Japanese reconnaissance fuels panic as fortifications are expanded along the coast. Earthworks rise at weak points and heavy guns with ammunition rush toward the coast from Tien Tsin and Nakin arsenals.
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London
Central News
Shanghai
Wei Hai Wei
Tien Tsin
Nakin
Judge Batchelder Dies Aboard Ship on Atlantic Passage
New Hampshire Supreme Court judge C E Batchelder of Portsmouth aged 45 died Sept 4 at sea aboard the Aurania from pneumonia. He left Boston July 21 en route to London with friends. After illness in London the party returned and he sailed for New York where he died at 9 15 pm. He leaves a wife and five children. body to be sent to Plymouth NH.
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New York
C. E. Batchelder
Portsmouth
N. H
Aurania
Liverpool
London
Lucania
Parker
Plymouth
Mack Would Die
Patrick H Mack a 35 year old East Boston resident jumped into the Neponset River near the Neponset bridge at about 5 pm and was rescued by a Division 11 patrolman. He was taken to the station in the ambulance and ordered moved to the House of Detention for a sanity examination. He was committed to public institutions. He had reportedly attempted suicide before.
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Patrick H. Mack
Boston
Mack
Neponset River
Neponset Bridge
Foster
Division 11
Merrick
Wilson Endangered at Dunlow Democratic Meeting
Ex Governor Wilson spoke at a large Dunlow crowd when Camdenites clashed with deputies and supporters, a bloody fight broke out. Revolvers fired as Wilson narrowly escaped injury. J. W. Frizzle died, Tobias Ferguson was mortally wounded, and deputies were accused of firing first.
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Dunlow
W. Va
Wilson
Tobias Ferguson
United States
Judge Batchelder Dies Aboard Ship Returning From Europe
Judge Charles E. Batchelder of Portsmouth died at sea on September 3 while returning from Europe seeking health. A native of North Hampton, he was about 43, practiced law with John S. H. Frinke, served 18 years as Municipal Court judge, led Portsmouth Savings Bank, and sat on the Board of Instruction and High School committee. A Republican, he married the late Mayor Jonathan Dearborn’s daughter and was survived by his wife, three sons and a daughter.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Charles E. Batchelder
Europe
North Hampton
New Hampshire
John S. H. Frinke
Portsmouth Savings Bank
Jonathan Dearborn
Populists Fail to Carry Arkansas Counties in Statewide Vote
From Little Rock, the Populists did not win any county in Arkansas. The only gains occurred in Nevada county, home of Congressman McRae, where a few local offices were captured. The state Democratic majority is expected to exceed two years ago.
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Little Rock
Ark
Nevada County
McRae
Murder Plot Hearing in Richford Vermont
W W Kelly pleaded guilty to simple assault on W W Smith in Sweetsburg court while denying any intent to murder the liquor dealers prosecutor. Bail set at 1500 for Jenne. Howarth and Kelly remanded. All three to face next Queen's Bench trial amid strong public sentiment against the alleged ring. Kelly 26, 200 pounds. Howarth about 30 with a dissipated look.
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Richford
W. W. Kelly
Sweetsburg
W. W. Smith
Jenne
Howarth
Kelly
Queen’s Bench
Adams and Goodwin wed in London church ceremony
Ingram Adams son of the late Judge Adams of Pennsylvania married pianist Miss Amina Goodwin today at All Saints Church in Margaret Street London. Among American attendees were Miss Gram, Charles Cushman, William Waugh and H J Brown and wife of Boston.
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London
Revere No License Committee Members Named
The following have been chosen members of the no license committee at Revere O N Kenerson Asa Mitchell C B Holmes Robert Perrie John Winston H D Dodge W H Colcord 5 Woodbury J P Bixby Isaac Joslin W H Derby C H Kelly E B Hooper C K Flanders C C Hoyt Henry Spavin A S Hall and T V Sargent were named to the committee authorities said.
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Revere
O. N. Kenerson
Asa Mitchell
C. B. Holmes
Robert Perrie
John Winston
H. D. Dodge
W. H. Colcord
5. Woodbury
J. P. Bixby
Isaac Joslin
W. H. Derby
C. H. Kelly
E. B. Hooper
C. K. Flanders
C. C. Hoyt
Henry Spavin
A. S. Hall
T. V. Sargent
Paine's Furniture Aimed at Students for New School Year
Paine's Furniture Company urges thousands of students entering colleges seminaries and academies in the Eastern States to shop there. The house has long specialized in student furniture and earned a reputation for the best bargains, claiming students can buy 59 percent more furniture there than at comparable warerooms with the same money.
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Paine’s
Exclusion of Liquor Dealers Vote In Supreme Lodge
The Pythian Supreme Lodge today approved a motion favoring excluding liquor dealers from membership. A final formal vote is expected to be held today.
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Washington
Pythian Supreme Lodge
American Wringer Co. Catalog Ad at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co. manufacturers wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway extension city. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to mail orders promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
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Wild Flowers OF America
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Dickens
Cook Book
Cooper
Daniel Robertson
Pypchasers’ Directory
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Washington St
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Hotel Pelham
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State Board of Registration
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Odette Tyler
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Robert Mantell
Newell's Dof
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Illinois
Wilson Bros
Old Colony
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Kate
Orde
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Roxbury
Mary Fiske
Amos J. Dean
Lobe Real Estate Renting Agency
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Exchange
Piuman
A. R. Specht
Park Rennedy Co
Mas
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Libbie
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F. A. Searle
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Westland Avenue
Roouis
Mags
WY Elmer
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Lea & Perrins
John Duncan’s Sons
NEW England Mutual
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Benj. IF. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Shady Hill Station
Union Station
Shady Hill Nursery CO
Cambridge, Mass
H. J. Joyce
Tremont St
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Kneeland
Browning, King & CO
Floyd & Tucker
School Street
Winthrop Centre
Revere Highlands
Bath
Furnace
Rice
Sherman, Hannah & Co
Ames
Chauney-Hall School
Institute of Technology
Lloyd
Copley Square
New England Conservatory of Music
Carl Faelten
Eben Tourjee
Prospectus
Frank W. Beale
Franklin Square
Boston Conservatory OF Music
Julius Eichberc
Merman FP
Chelltus
Prospectus Free
India Mutual Ins. CO
Congress Street
H. B. Alden
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