Peruna testimonials from Kansas City to Texas praise its cure
A letter and a collection of endorsements from Anna P. Nichols of Kansas City and others across Texas and Tennessee praise Peruna. They claim relief from systemic catarrh, sleep loss, appetite decline, and female complaints after using the medicine. Health and beauty is offered free to women by Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio.
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Anna P. Nichols
Kansas City
H. A. Scott
Burt
Tenn
Nine dories lost in fog off Cape Cod mourned as drowned
The fishing schooner Maggie Sullivan, 120 tons, left Cape Cod harbor last week with eighteen men aboard. In thick fog on Monday night near Chatham eighteen dories returned empty as the crew vanished at sea. The Lizzie Griffin found the distressed vessel with four crew aboard, and five men transferred to the Maggie Sullivan. The fate of the eighteen dorymen remains uncertain as searches continue.
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Maggie Sullivan
Chatham
Cape Cod
Cape Cord
Lizzie Griffin
Schoongie Sullivan
Lizzie Burns
Sullivan
Oscar Malone
William Garon
Philip O’brien
William Wager
Joan Atwood
Dexter Malone
Ves
Forty Two Vessels Ashore In Belle Isle Straits
Forty two fishing vessels are ashore in the Straits of Belle Isle with as many as thirty likely to be totally lost. Shipwrecked crews totaling seventy nine persons have been brought south by the mail steamer, and a special steamer will fetch the remaining mariners. Immense stocks of codfish were lost with the shipping and reports of three more hoes were received today.
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ST. John's
N. F
Straits of
Belle Isle
Postum Coffee Helps Nervous System Says Cleveland Grocer
Mr RR A Lytle of 557 St Clair St Cleveland Ohio reports improved health after replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee He says two years of coffee left him nervous irritable and lacking appetite but after trying Postum his nerves settled and breakfast returned his wife suggested the switch based on his store sales figures and he endorses Postum for others with nervous or stomach troubles urging others to leave coffee.
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RR. A. Lytle
St. Clair St
Cleveland
Ohio
He Withdraws From Senatorial Contest in Charlestown
Timothy F. Dugan withdraws from the Charlestown senatorial race, breaking with Murphy forces. His departure shifts Boston politics as he has long aligned with John R. Murphy and backed Jeremiah F. McCarthy in recent campaigns.
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Charlestown
David B. Shaw
Timothy F. Dugan
Mr. Dugan
Boston
Democratic State Committee
John R. Murphy
Ward 5
Mr. Murphy
John R.murphy
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Chickering
Shaw
Dugan switches sides in Ward 5 Senate fight
The Dugan campaign threads through Ward 5 politics as he withdraws to back Arthur Harrington and the Shaw faction. He recalls backing Murphy last fall but says Murphy urged retirement for McCarthy and now faces a unity-ticket plan by Murphy’s allies. He vows loyalty to the Democracy and urges supporters to vote for the Harrington ticket.
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Senate
Dugan
Murphy
Charlestown
Arthur Harrington
Suffolk
Harrington
Senator Shaw
John R. Murphy
Corbett
Shaw
Martin Higgins
Mr. McCarthy
McCarthy
Ward 3
Dennis J. Falvey
John J. Linnehan
John A. Murphy
David B. Shaw
Ward 5
Mr. Murphy
Senator Tague
Representative McCarthy
Mr. Tague
Ward 6
Ward
Democratic Party
Tug Gladiator Rescues Crew of S. L. Watson in Northeast Storm
Captain Holway and three sailors aboard the barge S. L. Watson sank off Highland Light after heavy seas. rescued by tug Gladiator, later towing Stroudsburg to an anchorage and then to Doherty's wharf. Both barges took on water but all hands were saved with belongings only what they wore.
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Holway
S. L. Watson
Highland Light
Gladiator
Stroudsburg
The
Castle
L. Watson
Cape
Nauset
Chatham
Boston
Doherty's Wharf
Langdell of Harvard Law School Retires Due to Age
Professor Langdell of Harvard Law School will retire from duties because of failing eyesight and advanced age. Beale will teach Langdell’s courses this year as the school notes his pivotal role in introducing the case system and shaping the institution. Long linked with Harvard since 1870, Langdell helped make the law school renowned, with a 25th anniversary celebration honoring his tenure drawing jurists including Chief Justice Fuller and Judge Gray.
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Christopher Columbus
Langdell
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Beale
Dane
Law School
Cambridge
Fuller
Gray
United States Supreme Court
Reserves Move Up as Patrolmen in General Order
A general order at headquarters promotes forty eight reserve officers to patrolmen and appoints thirteen more reserves. New patrolmen span divisions including 1 Edwin H. Fitts and 10 others. divisions 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 14 15 16 list multiple names. Additional reserve officers are named in divisions 3 5 6 7 10 11 14 15.
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Edwin H. Fitts
Asa G. Malcolm
Henry C. Wadleigh
Malcolm J. Blue
Daniel J. Galvin
John O'Neill
Elijah L. Nickerson
Patrick J. McAuliffe
Otis
Kiernan Duffy
Stanley C. Blenne
Frederick B. Palmer
John T. Riordan
Buffalo presbytery votes change to Westminster confession
The presbytery of Buffalo at its fall meeting in East Aurora voted 32 to 19 in favor of a change in the Westminster confession of faith.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Presbytery of
East Aurora
Cowboy Burglars Strike Quebec Village Store
In Quebec village near White River Junction Vermont, two masked men rode in at 9:30 pm and robbed Scott Tinkham, taking about 300 dollars in cash watches and jewelry after binding him. Deputy Thomas from Woodstock engaged the robbers in a gunfight. four bullets struck his coat and hat. The pair fled on foot into the woods as a posse searched the area, dressed to resemble cowboys with broad-brimmed hats flannel shirts and leather leggings.
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White River Junction
Quebec Village
Scott Tinkham
Tinkham
Scott
Thomas
Woodstock
Quebec
Miners Strike at Coal Creek Over Laborer Wages
About 3800 miners and day laborers employed by the Coal Creek Coal Company walked out at Coal Creek Tennessee after a 7 1 2 percent raise for miners. The protest aimed to secure higher wages for day laborers as well.
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Coal Creek, Tenn
Coal Creek Coal Company
Boutelle Improves at Bangor Asylum Report
Official report from the asylum treating Congressman Charles A. Boutelle states rapid improvement from aphasia. Brain pressure from a clot is being absorbed, leaving him only slight trouble in thought or speech. Physicians and family express cautious optimism for early full recovery.
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Bangor
Charles A. Boutelle
John Sherman Deeds Mansion to Adopted Daughter
Former Secretary of State John Sherman filed a deed transferring his marble front mansion and adjoining K Street property in Washington to his adopted daughter Mrs. Mary B. McCallum. The act formalizes the family transfer of the prominent residence.
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Washington
John Sherman
Mary B. McCallum
K. Street
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