Munyon claims discovery of rheumatism cure
The Post invites a public test of Munyon's claims by distributing 10 000 trial bottles at the Post office starting Monday Sept 25 1893. A reporter would interview recipients after a week and publish results to verify efficacy, with 40 000 vials offered in a separate proposal.
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Munyon
Office of
the Post
Post
Office of the Post
James M. Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Boston
Homeopathic Remedy Company
the Post Acre
Washington Street
Sunday Post sales report from Boston stands
Reporters queried attendants at Boston news stands about the Sunday Post performance. Most say sales matched or exceeded last Sunday, with several noting equal or better sales than the Herald or Globe and some locations selling out or near sellout.
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The
Sunday Post
Herald and Globe
Post
News Ptanes
Boston
Quincy House
American House
Herald
Globe
OLD Colony News
Heralds
Globes
Boston & Albany News
Park Square
Clark’s
Newsboys
Reynolds
Tremont House
Parker House
Crawford House
Eastern Depot
Fitchburg News
Mysterious Death of Charles Combs Stirs West End
Charles Combs, 45, a reclusive West End resident of 7 Maton Street, died Saturday afternoon after a week of strange behavior and refusal of food or medicine. An autopsy is planned as authorities probe possible causes beyond self-harm, with no clear identification or known relatives.
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Charles Combs
Maton Street
J. P. Elliott
Combs
Elliott
Harris
Eaton Street
Townsend
South End
Charlestown
Skin grafting from cousin aids varicose ulcers in Camden
Grant Alston from 1817 South Sixth street recently underwent surgery to harvest fifty two skin pieces from his arm to graft onto his cousin Mrs. Mary A Myers wife of George M Myers, who has suffered varicose ulcers for fifteen years. Dr W G Bailey performed the engrafting with eighty seven pieces needed overall including thirty five from Mrs Myers herself. The operation was highly successful.
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Mrs. Myers
Death by own action in Haverhill Woman 72
Havrehill Sept. 24. Mrs. Carleton wife of George P. Carleton of Groveland aged 72 committed death by own action this morning by jumping into a cistern at her Gardner street residence. Her son Walter died months ago and the event preyed upon her mind and she became partially insane. She leaves a husband and one daughter.
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Haverhill
Forecast for New England Monday Weather Change
Washington dispatch reports a Monday forecast for New England with generally fair conditions followed by showers later Monday in Vermont and northern New Hampshire. The outlook notes slightly warmer temperatures in northern Vermont and south winds.
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Washington
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Bombing attempt on Captain General in Barcelona
An anarchist threw a bomb during a troop review in Barcelona, striking near Captain General Martinez de Campos. A civic guard soldier died and five others were wounded. the captain general escaped with minor injuries. The bomber was captured and reportedly confessed.
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General de Campos
Barcelona
Martinez de Campos
Civic Guard
Brazil Revolt Seeks Clear Public Facts
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Gresham likely to receive full and trustworthy information on Brazil's revolution. Minister Mendonca, back in Washington, says he is fully informed but will await a conference with Gresham before releasing details. He believes Brazil will remain a republic despite current troubles.
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Brazil
Williams's Centennial At Williams College Event
Springfield reports President Cleveland cannot attend the Williams College centennial in Williamstown October 8 to 10 due to Washington duties. Despite his absence, a notable roster of nineteen college presidents and other dignitaries including Yale's Dwight and Harvard's Eliot are expected to attend the banquet on the final day.
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Springfield
Cleveland
Williams College
Williamstown
Washington
Carter
Dwight
Yale
Eliot
Harvard
Andrews
Brown
Tucker
Dartmouth
Smith
Trinity
Law
Columbia
Gilman
Johns Hopkins
Hall
Clark University
Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Governor Russell
Bishop Lawrence
Congressman Everett
Justin Winsor
Man Found Praying in Charles River After Newton Chase
In Newton at 1 am a disoriented man carried weeds on Centre street asking to find Newton. Police pursued him briefly before Watertown reports found him waist deep in the Charles River praying. He identified as Maurice J. Rothenberg of Dorchester and was held then released to relatives in Nonantum.
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Newton
Newton and Watertown
Centre Street
Watertown
Charles River
Maurice J. Rothenberg
Dorchester
Nonantum
Twelfth Wabash Victim Dies in Kingsbury wreck
Peru Indiana September 24 Willie Hoskins one of the London orphan bell ringers died after two days of intense suffering from injuries in the Wabash wreck at Kingsbury. Remains of Harry French were brought here for double funeral. Willie Evans remains serious while James Barber fireman is critical and several others suffer intensely.
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Peru
Ind
Willie Hoskins
London Orphan Bell Ringers
Kingsbury
Harry French
Bell Ringer Company
Willie Evens
James Barber
Explosion at non-union sailors boarding house in San Francisco
An explosion outside JohnCurtain s boarding house killed two and fatally wounded three others early today. Union sailors were arrested on suspicion. victims include George Holmes and Brick McGinnis. Curtis and several injured were hospitalized.
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San Francisco
John Curtain
George Holmes
Brick McGinnis
William McKinzle
William Green
Charles Morey
John Curtis, Jr
Duffy Sought After Tar Attack Victims In Malden
Joseph B. McLaughlin and George Bayne of Malden remain at Massachusetts General Hospital after being burned by tar thrown by Patrick Duffy a fellow worker. Their condition improved as tar cooled rapidly and was thin. Duffy escaped and police hunt him for the attack tied to overtime dispute.
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Joseph B. McLaughlin
George Bayne
Malden
Patrick Duffy
McLaughlin
Massachusetts General Hospital
Duffy
Picnic Killing at Dripping Springs In Kentucky
A fight at a Dripping Springs picnic and dance left Rodney Singleton dead, D G Slaughter fatally shot, William Stamper seriously wounded, and a young man named Lachey slightly wounded. Slaughter owned Green Briar Springs nearby.
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Crab Orchard
Dripping Springs
Rodney Singleton
D. G. Slaughter
Green Briar Springs
William Stamper
Lachey
Herne Urges Labor Support and Militia Stance
James A. Herne spoke in Boston urging labor unions to organize for protection and warning workers not to join the State militia. The Theatrical Mechanics' Union packed Knights of Pythias Hall as Herne lauded union strength, critiqued nonunion work, and recited poems on his New England tour.
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James A. Herne
Theatrical Mechanics’ Union
Knights of Pythias Hall
Odihs
Herne
United States
Nathaniel Berry
Boston
Brutal double murder shocks Northampton township
Newton Pennsylvania September 2 4 a brutal double murder of elderly Samuel Rightly 84 and his wife 82 on their farm. The killer set the house on fire to cover the crime. Neighbors found the blaze early this morning and doused it. Rightlys skull was fractured and Mrs Rightly was repeatedly struck. Officials hunted the murderer without success as the motive remained unknown.
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Newton, Penn
Samuel Rightly
Northampton Township
Presentation at Sea Honors Harbinger Crew
The Harbinger of the Winthrop fleet, a prize winner this season, saw Captain W Daly Jr limit a challenge by about six rivals. A notable crew including Johns Driscoll Mitchell Gourley Keenan and Daly presented a gold watch to sailing master Captain William E Green with a chain and charm. Daly’s brief acceptance was a marked moment.
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Winthrop
W. Daly, Jr
John Driscoll
James Mitchell
George Gourley
John Keenan
James Keenan
Thomas Miilin
Daniel Hannon
John Spillane
Fred Sullivan
Michael Mullan
Tim Daly
Ed l L. Merrigan
W. A. Dolan
M. J. Jennings
W. Green
Harry Regan
Walter Bowen
Timothy Noonan
William E. Green
Daly
Anarchists Arrested in Bruenn Release
Vienna reports sixty eight members of a Bruenn secret society were arrested after police secured evidence linking them to anarchist plots. Earlier fourteen anarchists were seized, a printing press and large stock of seditious literature were found at the club house, as renewed anarchist activity grows with suffrage agitation across the empire.
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Vienna
Bruenn
Back to the Old Love Providence Wally Reeves Returns as Band Leader
Providence rejoices as Wally Reeves agrees to lead the city band again a month hence Bowen Church resigns the conductorship to Reeves and will remain lead cornet soloist Reeves says his Gilmore's tenure was the most successful season while Church continues as cornet soloist with the band
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Providence
Wally” Reeves
Bowen R. Church
Reeves
Gilmore
Bowen Church
Is Greenhalge Doomed The Hart republicans warning on Boston vote
A prominent Hart supporter in Massachusetts denounces Greenhalge and urges nominating ex mayor Hart to split Boston votes and revive the Republican chance. The interview stresses Boston as decisive, Pillsbury weaknesses, and risk of party splits and a Hart-Pillsbury or Hart-Greenhalge dynamic shaping the convention.
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Post
Hartman
Massachusetts
Greenhalge
Boston
William B. Russell
Hart
Pillsbury
Ecomé
Cuttyhunk
John B. Russellis
Roger Wolcott
Murray Crane
Dalton
Lowell
Resurrected: Salem Woman Recalls Near Death Vision
Mrs. Phillips of Salem recounts a remarkable near death ordeal during a prolonged illness. She describes a series of visions on Decoration Day including lights representing breaths, a gate of Heaven where her daughter awaited, and Jesus who said Begin again before she returned to life. The story is presented with the gravity of a local legend from the old seaport.
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Jesus
Post
Arthur Dimmesdale
Heaven
Rev John S Cullen Receives 1200 Gift After Europe Visit
The Rev. John S. Cullen rector at St Stephen's Church South Framingham returned from a three months European trip. His church was crowded and the congregation presented him a purse of 1200. He expressed a warm, emotional thanks for the welcome.
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South Framingham
John S. Cullen
St. Stephen’s Church
Europe
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J.T. Phelps
State Age
Gravesend
London
Ashbrook
Cronstadt
Avi Grat Phalin Witt
Mendonca
Williams
Wavahoe
Royal Phelps Carroll
Earl of Punraven
Erican Waters
Pennsylvania
Hart Republican
John E. Russell
Russell
Mrs. Phillips of
Salem
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal ST
Cepoe
King’s Bohemian
Lonc Wood
Roxbury
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