Quinona Promoted By Doctors As Restorative Tonic
Dr J H Sanderson of Worcester says Quinona has kept health strong for eight years in run down cases. Dr J C Maranda of Woonsocket notes Quinona relieves extreme nervousness and prostration in general debility. Dr D M Wells of Providence claims Quinona is the latest tonic for tired people, boosting appetite sleep and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sanderson
Austin Street
Worcester
Mass
J. C. Maranda
Woonsocket
R. L
D. M. Wells
Cranston Street
Providence
R. I
Quinona Endorsed For Nervous Dyspepsia Relief
Dr Maynard of Park Street Hartford Connecticut lauds Quinona as an excellent remedy for nervous dyspepsia and notes it quickly restores the stomach to normal function. He provides professional endorsement of the product for patients seeking digestive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Park Street
Hartford
Conn
Quinona Tonic Praised By New Flaven Doctor
Dr C H Brockett of York Street New Flaven Connecticut declares Quinona an excellent tonic for rebuilding health and stimulating appetite. He notes Quinona creates a strong desire for food when appetite is poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Brockett
York Street
New Flaven
Conn
Fontaine Tonic Claims Bold Health Benefits
An advertorial mentions Dr F YD Fontaine of Portland Street Quinona offering a tonic said to transform a delicate nervous person into a strong hardy individual after about five years of use. The claim frames the remedy as an exscelient tonic for improving health and constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. YD. Fontaine
Portland Street
Worcester
Mass
Quinoa touted to break up a cold quickly says doctor
Dr. George F. Wilbur of Nashua New Hampshire claims Quinona will break up a cold quicker than any prescription. He states it acts directly on the run-down system to restore strength and drive the illness from the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Wilbur
Nashua, N. Hf
Quinona
Quinona Praised By Dr Hanson For Nervous Troubles
Dr L W Hanson of Barre Vermont recommends Quinona as an excellent tonic for nervousness sleeplessness and the dragging sensation. He notes Quinona builds up the system quickly and is a staple in his practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hanson
Main Street
Barre
Don’t Experiment With Untried Remedies Quinona Ad
A vintage advertisement warns against unproven remedies and promotes Quinona as a cure for fatigue nervousness sleeplessness and run down condition. It claims Quinona strengthens workers and daily tasks for men women and the elderly and notes Weeks & Potts Co sells the product with directions on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks & Pott Co
Quin-o-na heralded as cure for nervous and stomach troubles
Men women and children testify to Quin o na powerful cure for nervous and stomach ailments with quick permanent improvement. It claims to restore health when other remedies fail and promises 42 days of treatment for a dollar. Sold by all druggists from The Quinona Company Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinona Company
Hartford St
Boston
Mass
Burgas Tos
Fortune for Mrs Maybrick in English prison release
New York report says Florence Maybrick will inherit about 7.006 million dollars when released from an English prison next year. Her mother the Baroness de Rosques holds the estate in trust until Maybrick’s death, after which it passes outright to Florence Maybrick. The attorney Daniel S. Decker also notes recovered lands in Virginia and West Virginia formerly owned by Darius Blake Holbrook, tied to Cyrus Field and the transatlantic cable project. The Holbrook fortune was passed through generations to Maybrick, with reversionary interests linking to James Maybrick of Norfolk and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel S. Decker
Florence Maybrick
England
Baroness de Roques
Maybrick
Virginia
Mr. Decker
Darius Blake Holbrook
West Virginia
Cee Street
Broadway
Cyrus Field
South
William H. Chandler
James Maybrick
Norfolk
Liverpool
Shaffer Faces Impeachment Trial For IA Iron Workers
Pittsburg date Sept 23 President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers will be tried on impeachment charges. The trial Friday marks the first such action in the organization. Charges not public but understood. W M Gibson vice president will present them. Shaffer declines to comment saying a statement will come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Port Vuetin Plate Works
United States Steel Corporation
W. M. Gibson
First District
No Hall for Machinists in Boston Tonight
Boston Machinists Lodge advertised a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall but the hall was occupied by the carriage workers national convention. A machinists mass meeting is planned for the first week in November ahead of the AFL convention. Rallies will be held in Charlestown Chelsea Cambridge Jamaica Plain and South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Boston Machinists’ Lodge
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Charlestown
Chelsea
Cambridge
Jamaica Plain
Laundry Wagon Drivers Union Reconsiders Meeting Hall
Phenix Hall at 724 Washington street will host the union after members voted to reconsider a plan to meet at Allerton Hall located at 1254 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Laundry Wagon Drivers’ Union
Allerton Hall
John J McLaughlin to represent union at Worcester convention
John J. McLaughlin will represent Electrical Workers' Union 10 at the Worcester convention of the State branch, A. F. of L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McLaughlin
Electrical Workers’ Union 10
Worcester
A. F. of
Street Repairs Sought on Front Street in Charles Town
James Donovan, superintendent of streets, will be asked by the Teamsters’ District Council of Boston through its committee to repair Front Street in Charles Town. The council says the street needs betterment as it is heavily used by teamsters to access the freight sheds at the northern terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donovan
Teamsters’ District Council of
Boston
Front Street
Charlestown
Opening rally of the Boston Christian Endeavor Union
The opening rally for the fall campaign will be at Dudley Street Baptist Church this evening at 7 46 with Rev F B Clark D D speaking on The Forward March of Christian Endeavor Rev George F Kengett junior superintendent of Massachusetts will address the juniors and H N Lathrop will outline the 1906 world journey plan including conventions across the Orient and Occident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Dudley Street Baptist Church
F. EB. Clark
D. D
Christian Endeavor
George F. Kengett
Massachusetts
H. N. Lathrop
Miss Flora Locke Weds I C Johnson in Chelsea
Miss Flora B Locke of Chelsea and Irving C Johnson of Franklin Falls New Hampshire were married at 54 Cary Avenue Chelsea in a ceremony led by Rev R Perry Bush Universalist Church. Attendants included Miss Madge Locke and a reception followed. The couple plan a wedding journey to New York Niagara Falls and Washington and will reside in Franklin Falls after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora B. Locke
Chelsea
Irving C. Johnson
Franklin Falls
N. H
Cary Avenue
R. Perry Bush
Universalist Church
Madge Locke
New York
Niagara Falls
Washington
Locke
Revere
Tilton Seminary
Putnam
Irving Co. Johnson
Munyon Paw Paw Tones the Stomach
Promotes normal digestion and energy by strengthening the stomach to aid itself. Claims to banish indigestion and nervousness, restore appetite, and provide restful sleep. Warns against dependence, urging self-help and positive outcomes for a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Jennie Coffin Weds Pittsburg Man in Lynn Society Wedding
Jennie May Coffin, daughter of GE executive Charles A. Coffin, married Starling Winston Childs of Pittsburg at the Coffin home in Lynn. Ceremony at 3:30 pm before a large gathering. Rev. George Gordon officiated. gifts valued at about 125000. music by Boston Symphony Orchestra conductor Zach. Alice Coffin served as maid of honor. Frederick C. Wolcott was groomsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
New Old South Church of
Boston
Zach
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Alice Coffin
Frederick C. Wolcott
Harvard Opens 267th Year With Class Of 1907
Harvard University begins its 267th year today with doors open to the class of 1907. Secretary Jerome D. Green notes likely large entering classes and solid overall prospects. Minor additions include a gate from the class of 1885 and a contagious ward for Stillman Infirmary. New medical school buildings rise in Roxbury. faculty changes are limited to Osgood’s promotion to full professor and Bartlett’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Jerome D. Green
Eliot
Stillman Infirmary
Roxbury
William F. Osgood
George A. Bartlett
May Belle Ander son and Scott Dexter Stone wedding at Cambridge home
Miss May Belle Anderson wed Scott Dexter Stone last night at the bride’s 25 Dana Street Cambridge home. Professor Harmon of Tufts College officiated before immediate family and a few friends, followed by a largely attended reception. The bride wore white organdie muslin with Valen ciennes lace. her attendant was Miss Mabel Going. The escort was her brother-in-law George A. Lloyd, with ushers Ray Van Norman Holmes and Harry Shaw. Invited guests included Dr. and Mrs. John Kinney and several others. The couple will reside in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Belle Anderson
Scott Dexter Stone
Dana Street
Cambridge
Professor Harmon
Tufts College
Miss Mabel Going
Brookline
George A. Lloyd
Ray van Norman
West Newton
Mr. Holmes
Arlington Heights
Harry Shaw
John Kinney
Marie Ware Laughton
Thomas M. Cornell
Stimpson
Davis
Wedding in Wakefield United in St Joseph Parish
In Wakefield on Sept 23 Elnora Josephine Goodwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Goodwin wed William B Day son of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Day of Reading at St Josephs Church parish residence The bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth G Morgan of Wakefield and the best man was Mr B J Lehan of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Elnora Josephine Goodwin
Michael Goodwin
William B. Day
Arthur B. Day
Reading
St. Joseph’s Church
Elizabeth G. Morgan
B. J. Lehan
Schooner Goes Ashore Near Orleans After Storm Warnings
In Orleans on September 23 a small two masted schooner beating down the cape before sunset ran ashore near the outer bars. The life saving patrol at Orleans and Old Harbor stations launched a boat and worked to free the vessel as a coastal storm loomed. By late tonight rescuers had not returned, awaiting high water to attempt flotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Old Harbor
Destitute Children Enjoy Day at Oak Island Grove
Manager John J. Sweeney of the Oak Island Grove organized a day of pleasure for over 300 children from the Home for Destitute Catholic Children and the Sisters' home on Camden street. The children enjoyed varied amusements while Sweeney provided peanuts candy and other treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. ‘Sweeney
Oak Island Grove
Camden Street
Princeton opens 157th year with ceremonies at Marquand Chapel
In Princeton New Jersey on September 23 1911 Princeton began its 157th year with chapel exercises led by Charles McAlpin Dean H B Fine and ex President Grover Cleveland. President Wilson was absent due to throat congestion and Dr Henry Van Dyke presided. The freshman class is expected to reach about 460 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Marquand Chapel
Charles McAlpin
H. B. Fine
Grover Cleveland
Wilson
Henry van Dyke
Goelet Statue DedicatIon at Columbia University
New York September 23 The 150th academic year opened with the dedication of the Goelet memorial statue Alma Mater and the endowment of the Pulitzer School of Journalism by President Nicholas Murray Butler. Butler announced funds for a university chapel and immediate steps to build the journalism school. The statue Alma Mater by Daniel C French honors Robert Goelet senior class of 1860 and his son Robertet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goelet
Columbia
New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Butler
Hood's Sarsaparilla Solves Chronic Rheumatism Claim
The ad claims rheumatism clings despite lotions and liniments and pinpoints the cure as correcting the blood acid condition. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Rhode Island Official Endorses Paw Paw Tonic
Norman L. Hickok, physical instructor and special representative for Alois P. Swoboda, states on Sept 9, 1903 that indigestion and dyspepsia cause vast suffering and endorses Paw Paw as a medicine for dyspepsia. He also calls it an unequaled nervous sedative and an overall system invigorator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Hickok
Rhode Island
Alois P. Swoboda
Testimonial Promises Paw Paw Cure for Dyspepsia
Miss A Booth of North Cambridge Massachusetts writes under the date September 9 1903 that after taking Paw Paw for three weeks she has had no return of nervous dyspepsia. As a schoolteacher she thanks the discoverer of the medicine and recommends it to others with stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Booth
North Cambridge
Mass
Paw Paw
Insomnia Cure Credited to Paw Paw Remedy
Mr. George E. Dawson of Newton Massachusetts states on September 9 1903 he sought hospital and four Boston doctors for chronic dyspepsia and insomnia. He praises Professor Munyon's Paw Paw as a successful vegetable remedy that cured his stomach trouble sleeplessness and helped him gain weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Dawson
Newton, Mass
Boston
Munyon
Mun yon s Paw Paw touted as tonic and sedative
Mr E S Emmerson of Cambridgeport Massachusetts states on Sept 9 1903 that both his mother and he are taking Mun yon s Paw Paw with elegant results as a tonic and sedative for the nerves and he endorses it as the finest tonic and reconstructive agent he has ever used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Emmerson
Kinnaird St
Cambridgeport
Mass
Munyon's Paw Paw touted as world’s medical marvel
An appeal urges readers to ask neighbors and druggists about Munyon's Paw Paw for stomach or nerve troubles praising it as a medical marvel sold by all druggists for one dollar per bottle Paw Paw Pills at 25 cents per bottle
John Finnerty Honored by Division 42 A O H
A large turnout at Independence Hall 2 Lowell Street saw John Finnerty presented with a gold purse by Michael Gallen in appreciation of his service to Division 42 A O H An entertainment followed and plans were made for the annual concert and a future division hall at Roughan Hall Charlestown with a committee headed by P J Higgins and including B J Fahey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finnerty
Division 42
Independence Hall
Lowell Street
Michael Gallen
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
P. J. Higgins
B. J. Fahey
B. J. Gallen
Patrick Hanley
John H. Fitzgerald
Anthony Mack
John J. Dalton
Thomas Killoran
Dennis Scanlan
William A. Gallagher
William Canavan
James Lawless
Denis O'Leary
Michael Fallon
Patrick Hart
James Kaveney
Adirondacks Victim Buried In Mass Murder Plot Talk
Orlando P. Dexter was buried at St. Thomas's Episcopal Church after being shot on his Adirondack estate. Bloodhounds tracked the killer as locals alleged a band of 50 lumbermen and guides planned further killings of Adirondack property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orlando P. Dexter
Adirondacks
St. Thomas's Episcopal Church
Dexter
Woodlawn
Malonee
N. Y
Henry Dexter
Adirondack
U S Fleet Heads to Abyssinia for Trade Show of Force
Washington reports that Brooklyn San Francisco and Machias may move to Jibati on Africa’s east coast if Turkey conditions allow. The fleet’s aim is to signal U S interest in building intimate commercial ties with Abyssinia. Canton notes Consul-General Skinner will visit King Menelik October 8 to assess conditions for expanding American commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkey
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Beirut
Machias
Port Said
Jibati
Africa
United States
Canton
Skinner
Marseilles
Menelik
Abyssinia
State Department
Gilchrist's Fine Millinery Opens in Boston with Paris Hats
Gilchrist's new French millinery parlors on Washington street open yesterday displaying exclusive Paris hats by Felix Lagarde and Lespardin. The collection features Louis XIV designs, cabinet of beaver and feather trims, and chef d oeuvre styles in velvet and plush. Both parlors offer trimmed and untrimmed hats at popular prices, creating one of the largest millinery departments in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist
Washington Street
Tme
Paris
Felix, Lagarde
Lespardin
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Boston
Dowie fundraising for New York trip draws large crowd
Chicago reports John Alexander Dowie rallying about 5000 followers to fund his New York invasion plan. A 20 foot map hung behind him as a contribution barrel filled, with Dowie and aides noting gifts including 3509, 3825 and other donations over 1000. Horns guitars dolls and even a horse and buggy were pledged or given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
John Alexander Dowie
Gotham
Dowie
Zion
Elder Speicher
Elder Lee
Speicher
Miss Goelet’s trousseau delayed in Paris
Miss May Goelet returning to Ochre Court from New York reports her bridal gowns from Paris were not shipped on the steamship that arrived two days earlier. The delay annoys her and her mother. Gowns will be sent to Newport and altered by a New York dress maker who was in town to consult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Miss May Goelet
New York
Ochre Court
Paris
Miss Goelet
Death notices for McLaughlin Powell and Sloan in New England
Ellen McLaughlin of Neponset dies at age unknown with funeral at St Anne's on Sept 25 from her brother Daniel McLaughlin's home. Elizabeth Powell of Dorchester dies in Fitzwilliam New Hampshire with funeral at 9:30 at St Leo's. Martin Sloan of Brockton dies aged 84 years 7 months 25 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’laughlin
Neponset
Ellen McLaughlin
Daniel McLaughlin
Neponset Ave
St. Anne’s Church
Powell
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Elizabeth Powell
Hewins Street
Dorchester
St. Leo’s Church
Esmond Street
Ae Sloan
Brockton
Martin Sloan
Koch Lung Cure Promises Cure for Consumption and Asthma
A Boston clinic led by Dr Edward Koch promotes Tuberculine as the sole cure for consumption and asthma. It claims thousands of physicians endorse it, offers free consultations, and uses an inhalation method to deliver healing vapors at 861 Boylston Street with cures cited and patient names available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Boylston Street
Boston
Edward Koch
H. B. McConnell
Boylston St
Chemic-Electro Institute
Sparda Paraded to Insane Asylum After Court Arraignment
Newton September 23 Vincent Sparda was arraigned in alta court today and committed to the insane asylum at Worcester. Sparda's strange actions recently have frightened many residents and caused several disturbances on the street leading to his arrest after a medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Vincent Sparda
Alta Court
Worchester
Sparda
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I. C. Johnson
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Childs—Coffin
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