Murphy Consumption Cure Comes to Boston Offices
The Chicago based Murphy consumption cure is now operating at 74 Boylston Street office 6 in Boston under the Koch Lung Cure. Doctors praise the treatment including Koch inhalation and tuberculine injections, with the altitude generator claimed to ease breathing and lung cleansing.
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Prof. Koch
Germany
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Sheffield
Prof.Koch
Milwaukee Aldermen Visit Boston for Pie Alley Banquet
Milwaukee's 25 aldermen travel to Boston as guests of the city council. With only 72 cents for entertainment, reporters note even a 3 cent pie in Pie Alley could feed a man, while plans await at the Parker House for the reception and tours of local sights.
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Henry Flase
Fred Fass
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Charles Jungmann
John Maciolek
Hermann Mettlemann
A. A. McCormack
William Murphy
S. J. Richter
BE. Steigerwald
Elias Stollenwerk
Admiral Sampson
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Cure
Dr Redwell reports a remarkable cure of chronic dyspepsia using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. A fifty cent package brought instant relief and full recovery after four boxes, with safe use for all ages. Manufactured by Stuart Co Marshall Mich and sold widely by druggists.
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Master Teamsters Hold First Fall Meeting
The Master Teamsters Association convened its first fall gathering at the United States Hotel last evening. Private business was discussed and a collation served as W. C. Sands presided over the meeting.
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Relief Returns Bring Few Massachusetts Men Home
The Relief docked at Lewis Wharf with seven Massachusetts soldiers aboard though 300 sick servicemen were requested for Boston hospitals. Governor Wolcott and Adjutant-General Dalton visited the crews, while families and officials faced delays and mixed signals about discharge. The ship, a hospital transport under Major Torney, has cared for about 1000 sick soldiers and boasts filtered light, ample ventilation, and 20 nurses aboard.
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Bill Posters Challenge Sabbath Violations In City
A Bill Posters Union committee met Police Superintendent Eldridge to protest Sunday bill posting from midnight Saturday into Sunday morning. They argued posting is not a necessary or charitable work and refused to seek warrants, urging police arrests instead. The case likely goes to the police commissioners.
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Union
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Eldridge
Police Department
Last Mosquito Meet Ships Leave Government Service
The Mosquito Meet entries will end as the Naval Brigade ship departs from government service. Captain Weeks commands the squadron as remaining vessels are ordered out.
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Naval Brigade
Weeks
Multiple Convictions and Sentences Reported in Superior Court
In a Boston Superior Criminal Court session Judge Hardy sentenced James Betts to five to eight years with initial solitary confinement for assault and robbery. William Nelson and Frank McNamee were convicted for robbing Russell Scott. McNamee faces three to five years, Nelson two and a half years in the House of Correction. Robert Smith received eight months for shooting a friend. Michael Murphy got nine months for breaking and entering. James McGuire and Joseph A Noonan were sent to the Massachusetts Reformatory for breaking and entering. A 22-man Massachusetts ambulance detail arrived from Lowell. Sergeant Shattuck led the group. Sergeant Foss met them in Boston. The International Brotherhood League officers attended under Miss Catherine A. Tingley. Captain Keefe represented the Ninth boys. The crowd was small due to the abrupt arrival of the Relief contingent.
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Substantial donation to reopen city baths on Sundays
A donor asked to remain anonymous has given enough to fund reopening Charlestown Beach Wood Island Cabot Street Harvard Bridge and Spring Street station baths on Sundays September 18 and 2. The L and K Street baths remain open and will operate until October 1.
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Return of Civil War Sailors Parade in Boston
The Minnesota and Prairie crews are returning to civil life. Captain Weeks plans a homecoming parade as sailors are greeted by a band at Park Square and reviewed by the Governor at the State House. The procession will travel Beacon and State streets with a city-wide show of appreciation.
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Prairie
Weeks
Fennessey Defers Judgment Amid Duty Allegations
Quartermaster Fennessey told a Post reporter to suspend judgment until all sides are heard and reason prevails. He answered questions about neglect of duty and cowardice linked to an alleged interview with a Ninth Army soldier. He spoke from his Decatur Street home while still recovering from the Cuban campaign.
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Boston arrest in search for Flossie Moore over diamonds
Richard Debow from New York followed Flossie Moore to Boston after she allegedly left his room with diamonds worth 400 dollars and 98 dollars in cash. He traced her to a trunk she took to Boston and she was arrested this afternoon and is at police headquarters.
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Gold or Silver at the National Currency Convention
The national currency convention at Omaha opened with Judge J Sterling Morton presiding. Edward Atkinson’s paper on legal tender was read, arguing that good money needs no legal tender and condemning free coinage as a fraud, while Horace White and Congressman Bartine debated gold standard viability and voter sentiment on silver coinage.
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School Board Votes 10 Percent Salary Cut for Officials and Teachers
The School Board approves a 10 percent cut across public school salaries to cover a $90,000 shortfall in appropriations. The August 1899 salaries are reduced, with debate over fairness between senior masters and women teachers. A motion to suspend school sessions for the Odd Fellows parade was rejected.
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Harvard Eleven Prepares On Nau Shaun Island
Coach Forbes plans no summer practice but about a dozen Harvard football candidates train on Naushaun Island Buzzards Bay. Captain Dibblee returned to Cambridge then went to the island to join the group. They swim run sail and kick to be ready when practice begins Monday.
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Saratoga Arrives at Montauk with 250 Colored Laborers
New York Sept 18 The United States transport Saratoga under Captain Johnson arrived from Santiago via Montauk with 250 colored laborers on board. About sixty signal corps men landed at Camp Wikoff. Two deaths occurred during the voyage, both among the colored laborers.
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New York
United
Weavers Strike Closes Border City Cotton Mills
Fall River reports the Border City Cotton mills closed after a weavers strike. About 600 workers in three mills and a similar number of support staff are affected by the shutdown.
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Marblehead Sails Thursday for Quebec in Naval Parade
The Marblehead sails to Quebec tomorrow to take part in the celebration there. The ship switches to rapid repairs and coaling with a 40-man bluejacket working party from the receiving ship Wabash. The hospital ship Solace leaves for New York today and the Marcellus plans to depart Port possibly by Friday.
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Solace
New York
Marcellus
Wabash
Newport to Greet Ships
Acting Secretary orders cruiser Brooklyn to proceed to Newport Rhode Island to accept hospitality from citizens. Newport plans a large reception with funds raised for sailors. Monitors en route from Porto Rico are reported near Charleston and may join at Newport if timely arrival allows.
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Allen
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New York
Newport
R. I
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Wringer and Sweeper Repairs Offered by American Wringer Co
Repair work available for all wringers and sweepers stamped American Wringer Company warrant ed. Wringers and sweepers repaired, with pickup and delivery offered without extra charge. Write or telephone for service.
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