Peruna and Quesada Praise In Cuban Catarrh Cure
A July 1809 Outlook excerpt recalls Senor Quesada praising Peruna as a systemic remedy that cures catarrh by addressing root causes. Letters from Howard Marshall and Mrs Hannah Marshall extol the tonic’s benefits, and testimonials from Miss Martha Wittkopp describe broad health improvements, urging readers to obtain a summer catarrh guide from The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Senor Quesada
Washington
George Kennan
Quesada
Psteban
Matanzas
Cuba
Marti
Howard Harry Marshall
Main Street
Puckertown
N. J
Hannah Marshal
Martha Wittkopp
Greenville
Mich
Peruna
The
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Peruna Advertises Cure for Summer Ailments worldwide
Peruna is presented as the best remedy for summer catarrh i e dyspepsia cholera morbus cholera infantum diarrhoea and dysentery of adults. The text asserts no other remedy is necessary when Peruna is taken.
City Censor Scolds Hurdy Gurdy Street Musicians at North End Carnival
Professor Patterson Mus D of Boston police headquarters criticized a North End hurdy gurdy troupe during a public carnival. Antonio de Spaghett performed, mixing street tunes with Bach in a rehearsed clash. Patterson warned of swift action if any musician protested his remarks.
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Patterson
Mus. D
Antonio de Spaghett
North End
Sally
Antonio the Street Musician Fails Licensing Test
A vivid scene on Hanover Street shows street musicians gathered for a musical hearing by Professor Patterson. Antonio de Ape stands out for needing his strings tuned before license renewal, as other hurdy-gurdy players face scrutiny for six more months. The event marks a significant moment in local street music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley
Pat McNally
Sunny Italy
Fleet Street
Theresa
Antonio
Antonio de Ape
Antonito
Professor Patterson
Patterson
Hanover Street
Chattanooga Woman Credits Postum for Health Recovery
Mrs. Robt Harris of 515 Walnut St Chattanooga Tennessee reports dramatic health gains after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. She cites relief from indigestion and nervousness, a weight increase of about twenty pounds, and improved appetite in her husband and son after several months of use.
Street Department to Inspect Musical Instruments Twice Yearly
The street department will present themselves for inspection twice yearly to review the instruments that supply street music, ensuring compliance with local regulations and standards.
Fishermen in Distress at St John’s Newfoundland
Reports from Northern Labrador describe widespread distress among fishermen as ice lingers along the coast. Many vessels have been crushed in floes, losing gear and supplies. others report poor catches. The Labrador cod fishery is virtually a failure.
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ST. Joln’s
N. F
Labrador
Gloucester's First Theatre Opens by Union Hill
Gloucester Sept 7 The Union Hill Theatre operated by Lothrop and Tolman opened tonight marking the citys first dedicated house of amusement after years of City Hall being used for theatre.
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Gloucester
Union Hill
Lothrop & Tolman
Hawes Hat Co opens new Boston branch with $3 hats
The Hawes Hat Company of New York and Foston open their Boston Tremont Street store after extensive alterations at 171 Tremont corner Mason. The firm, a leading $3 hat maker with Danbury Conn. factories, showcases Hawes design fixtures, electric lighting, and uniformed wagon delivery to attract attention in the city.
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Hawes Ilat Company
New York
Fgoston
Tremont
Mason Street
America
Danbury
Conn
United States
Canada
Australian
Hawes
Broadway
Foston
Hanss Hat Company
Boston
Ward 14 Municipal Club Formed In Somerset Fall 1908 Meeting
A well attended gathering of Ward 14 city employees in Somerset Fall 1908 elected D. J. Sullivan Jr as temporary chairman and Richard F. O Leary as temporary secretary. The group aims to establish a permanent club for city workers named the Ward 14 Municipal Club. Alderman Norton Strator Baldwin and others spoke.
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Ward 14
Somerset
D. J. Sullivan, Jr
Richard F. O. Leary
Aldermar J, JJ
Norton
Strator
Baldwin
Penicihoe
Logan
O'Hare
Timothy FF. Crowley
Charles H. Slattery
John P. Casey
Tremont Temple Pastor Refuses Salary Increase Teaser
The Rev. George Lorimer, D. D., pastor of Tremont Temple, declined a proposed raise of 1000 to his $7000 salary, stating he thought he was already adequately compensated. Committee efforts to add the amount to his check were reversed, and he explained his position to the executive committee.
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George C. Lorimrama
Tremont Temple
George ©. Lorimer
D. D
Ways and Means
Edgar Rhoades
Lorimer
Flurope
Columbian University
Washington
Dr. Lorimer
Jorimer
Post
General strike likely as coal workers prepare to act
In Indianapolis on September 7, a massive coal workers strike seems imminent with operatives ready to be ordered into a general strike. Board members assert the action will proceed despite operators’ views, stressing centralized control from Indianapolis amid anticipated distress in Wyoming valleys.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wyoming
Indianapoli
Miners Ready for Potential Strike Across District No 9
District No 9 operators and United Mine Workers leaders announced readiness for a looming strike set to begin next Monday. Prominent labor figures attended the conference in Shamokin as Illinois miners pledge nearly 209000 for a defence fund to support members if a general anthracite walkout is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ryan
Illinois Miners
Illinois
Ryan
Shamokin
Penn
United Mine Workers of District No. 9
Northumberland
Columbia
Schuylkill
Dauphin
Portland Population Figures by Wards 1900
Portland Maine population totals released show city growth from 1880 to 1890 and 1900 ward by ward. Ward counts include 7022 in Ward 1 and 8120 in Ward 7 with other wards ranging from 578 to 6298, indicating overall growth of 87.67 percent since 1890.
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Washington
Portland
Republicans name Shaw in New York district vacancy
Watertown N Y Sept 7 Colonel Albert D Shaw was today nominated by the Republicans of the twenty fourth district to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the Hon Charles A Chickering.
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Watertown
N. Y
Albert D. Shaw
Twenty-Fourth Congressional District
Charles A. Chickering
Oldest Musical Society Traced To 1786 Stoughton Group
A historic fragment preserves the 1786 record of a singing society formed by Stoughton Canton and Sharon, later known as the Stoughton Musical Society. It highlights a long lineage from colonial hymn schools to a 690 member body, with annual gatherings at Highland Park and winter venues.
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Prockton
Samuel Tolman
Randolph
Mass
Canton
Stoughton
Sharon
America
Old Stoughton Musical Society
Fiandel and Haydn
Rocky
Wilds
Nenceforth
Stoughton Musical Society
Elijah Dunbar
Wison
Chicago
Highland Park
GOLD DUST TALKS AND SToughton SINGERS REMEMBERED
A series of letters prompts women readers about using GOLD DUST as a labor saving aid. The piece recalls Stoughton singers praised for reviving old hymns and notes four towns blessing the memory of a wandering bard whose humble air inspired local musical pride and forefathers.
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Stoughton Singers
Stoughton
America
Singing contest pits Home Singers against Dorchester Circle
The oldest members judge a decision in a sing ing contest between the Home Singers and the Dorchester Singing Circle, highlighting a ceremonial clash of local musical groups.
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Dorchester Singing Circle
Three Small Fires Reported in City Dwellings
A trio of minor blazes drew fire crews last evening with total damage under $200. At 4 55 pm a stove overheated on the fourth floor of a four story brick building at 13 Shawmut Avenue, home of Annia Hayes, causing about $10 in damage. Sparks from a passing locomotive started a 36 blaze on a wooden two story structure at TA Terrace Street where William Carroll resides. fire alarm from Box 24 came in at 6 40. At 6 47 pm Engine Company 33 responded to a still alarm for a fire on the top floor of a brick building on Belvidere Street, occupied by Mary Powers, started by a fumigating pan setting a bed afire. damage roughly $25.
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Shawmut Avenues
Annia Hayes
TA Terrace Street
William Carroll
Engine Company 33
C$ Belvidere Street
Mary Powers
Glare Clothing Store Opens New Furnishings Shop
To Our Patrons announces a second store opening on Saturday Sept 8 at 679 Washington Street Boston. The new shop will specialize in hats furnishings goods for men and children with many bargains on opening day. The note thanks customers for past support and invites future visits.
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Glare Alothing
Washington Street
Boston
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Gonzalo de Quesada
Congress of Street “Musicians
North
Music Commission
Ghattanooga
Hawes Hat
Kew
Clus
Minas
Wilson Jewelry CO
Tramont Row
Reordity & Williams
Dock Square
Shaw
Musical Society In
Country
Fiver
D. H. Huxford
Cc. C. Farnham
Ym. A. Jones
Mrs
BH. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
P.S
Lighten
Boylston St
Ifford
West Street
Metropolittan Manufacturing Co
Franklin St
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