Peruna Endorsements Highlight Summer Catarrh Cure
Rev Charles Leander of San Francisco lauds Peruna as the best known remedy for catarrh. Letters from Emma Mankin and others claim cures of catarrh and related bowel issues after using Peruna. The ad warns ofsummer diseases like diarrhea and cholera infantum and offers a free Hartman book from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
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Emma Mankin
Mont Eagle
Tenn
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Medicine Co
Cyclist Elkes Nelson Race At Charles River Park Tonight
European champion Harry Elkes and American champion John A. Nelson prepare for a one hour contest at Charles River Park with top pacing outfits. Training amid uncertain weather, large advance ticket sales, and talk of indoor track visitation color the buildup as bets run even.
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Johnnie Nelson
Charles River Park
Elkes
Europe
Nelson
America
Waller
Kent
Pickard
John A. Nelson
Stinson
Ekes
Selkes
Straw hats vanish in Boston as law concerns strike
An amusing Boston chronicle notes straw hats vanished within twenty four hours after the straw hat law was invoked. It mocks fashion police and suggests playful repurposing of old hats for decorations and practical uses while noting paper men have eight days grace.
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Parish Relief Society
Pleasure Bay
Washington Street
Mt. Desert
Bicycle notes on Stevens race dispute and Paris match
Orlando Stevens of the firm T and Stevie who was suspended by the N C A for unfair dealing in a race arrived in New York from Paris and said he would issue a full statement on the match race with Jay Eaton. He planned to publish it and later return to Ottumwa Iowa to marry and start a business life. He left without giving further details.
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Orlando Stevens
T and Stevie
New York
Paris
Jay Eaton
Stevens
Ottumwa
Banquet marks 23rd session of Scottish Rite order
The twenty third annual session of the Provincial Grand Lodge of the Royal Order of Scotland of the United States met at the Masonic Temple and closed with a banquet at the Brunswick attended by about 150 members and guests from many states. The program included honors for Drummond of Portland and various attendees, with plans for the three day supreme council session beginning tomorrow in Gothic Hall.
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The
Royal Order of Scotland
United States
Masonic Temple
Brunswick
Josiah Drummond
Portland
Benjamin W. Rowell
Drummond
George O. Tyler
Vermont
John Valentine Ellis
Maritime Provinces of Canada
Ellis
St. John
N. B
William B. Melcher
Cincinnati
Belle M. Kinsman
Columbus
B. W. Rowell
A. G. Cook
Hugh McCurdy
Corrunna
Mich
George M. Moulton
Chicago
Oscar Rooms
Washington, D. C
George BE. Carson
D. N. Kinsman Columbus
D. Bunam Tracy
Detroit
Charles Cc. Hutchinson
F. A. Blades
Nick Caneson
John Francis Birmingham
New York
William Haste
Alfred E. Meigs
John Grandin English
Charles Henry Pomeroy
Saginaw
Joseph A. Locke
J. Flanders
Boston
James M. Gleason
Francis M. Learned
Eugene A. Holton
A. L. Richardson
James A. Davis
Henry N. Fisher
James Downs
Natick
Agnes G. Downs
Charles E. Pierce
South
George H. Allen
Lynn
Mass
Freeman
Corinthian
Masonic Hall
Josiah H. Drummond
William C. Roome
Francis A. Blade
Normand Francis Allen
Hartford, Conn
LeRoy Fessenden Tobie
Joseph Davis Craig
Albany
N. Y
Sylvester Omer Spring
Peoria
Ill
Charles Frederick Alden
Clinton
Allen Bussius
Leander Webster Fobes
Hugh Ross Chaplin
Bangor
Silas Chapman, Jr
Hartford
Brunswick, W
Gothic Hall
Boston Helps Texas Relief Fund Grow with Galveston Aid
Boston contributions to the Texas relief fund total nearly 38 thousand dollars with another ten thousand earmarked for sufferers outside Galveston. The Galveston relief committee reported receipts through Lee Higginson & Co and noted large clothing donations and numerous individual gifts, with shipments and packing under way at City Hall to aid Galveston victims.
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Boston
Texas Relief Fund
Galveston Relief Committee
Hart
Lee, Higginson & Co
Texas
Galveston
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
City Hall
G. H. Mumford
Chestnut Hill
Quincy House
Boston Theatres Aid Benefit for Galveston Sufferers
Boston Theatre prepares a major benefit concert for Galveston flood sufferers organized by Dr. John Dixwell. The mayor and state officials will attend. Tickets sold out early with a rush at the box office, promising a large crowd and a landmark local event.
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Boston
John Dixwell
Galveston
Hart
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Prodigal Day at Readville Sparks Underdog Victory
Readville trotting meet draws strong crowd as Dominant, the outsider bred from Prodigal, shocks by winning the three minute trot in two straight heats. Pr. Luckner takes the 2:30 trot while Ananias wins the free-for-all pace, with lingering darkness causing the remaining heats to be postponed.
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Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Dominant
Prodigal
W. B. Farmer
Boston
Mr. Farmer
Pr. Luckner
Ananias
Anantas
Rightwood
Miss Duke
Franker
Chicago
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F. G. Hall
Fred Hartwell
W. G. Pollick
G. A. Graves
George H. Hicks
Br. G
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C. A. Otiscess
New England Circuit Opens Three-Day Race Meet at Granite State Park
At Dover New Hampshire Granite State Park opens a three day meet with two top events the 2 16 pace and 2 24 trot Nine starters led by Garnet in the pace Homespun a Wilkes mare wins in straight heats Hal Rhea close contest Consuella 8s a favorite in the trot defeats Alberto and Billy King in a 2 15 1 2 mile for best time of the race Money favored Consuella final.
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Dam Nell
Red Wilkes
Weatherelli
Cess cc
Escerce
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C. H
Brandon
Annie Rhea
Clipper Brooks
Folsom
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Waatrren
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Reynolds
Wilkes Patchen
Devlin
Consuella S
Directum
Daisy Westwood
Nutwood
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Seiad
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Ci. G
Mambrino King
Hamlin
Almont Lma
Harry
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Holmes
Dover
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New England
Granite State Park
Garnet
Wilkes
Consuella
Alberto
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as best catarrh cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe effective cure for catarrh urging readers that internal treatment replaces douching. It describes symptoms and claims the tablets cleanse the blood and mucous membranes, dissolve in mouth or water, and offer immediate nasal relief when used as a douche. Dr Bement backs the method and druggists sell the tablets for fifty cents a package.
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Stuart
Bement
Galveston Moves Toward Rail Revival After Disaster
Galveston Texas reports progress after the hurricane with water works active streets lit and debris cleared. Officials push relay of tracks and bay bridge and expect trains to run into Galveston by Thursday. Horse cars operate in the business district as electric line and water service resume. The city remains far from normal but order and system prevail. The Board of Health begins collecting the dead’s names for legal and life insurance use.
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Galveston
Tex
Bay
Board of Health
Galveston Struggles Amid City Cleaning Crisis
Adjutant General Scurry pleads for funds to pay workers cleaning Galveston streets as relief efforts reveal widespread destitution. He notes no money to compensate laborers and describes the severe poverty among residents aided by national relief, hoping for prompt federal support.
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Galveston
Scurry
GA R Relief Movement Initiated Across Nation
The National Tribune began a relief drive for G. A. R. members and families harmed by the Texas horror. Posts nationwide will be asked to contribute to aid efforts.
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Washington
The
National Tribune
Texas
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