Great endorsements for Dr. Greene's Nervura
The article lauds Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal cure with testimonials from prominent statesmen judges clergy and doctors. It highlights Secretary of the Senate Hon Frederick W Baldwin of Vermont praising the remedy and urges the public to use the medicine, offered by Dr. Greene in Boston.
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Frederick W. Baldwin
Senate
Republican State Committee
Dr. Greene
America
Greene
Barton
Baldwin
Vermont
Washington
Dr. Green
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Dr. Warren
Warren Redwies
Tremont At
Better Feeling Across Eastern Markets Signals Cautious Upturn
Bradstreet’s notes in a cautious mood with increased activity in the East and some Southern cities while general revival ahead of the election remains unlikely. Improvement cited in wool, cotton goods and iron sectors, with exports and bank movements reflecting strain and tighter money markets.
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New York
Bradstreet
West
Northwest
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Savannah
Augusta
Memphis
Galveston
Boston
Providence
Pittsburg
England
Ocean
Philadelphia
United States
Montreal
Bradstreet’s
Toronto
Quebec
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Canada
Democratic Caucuses in Boston Wards Schedule
Democratic voters in Boston are urged to gather in ward rooms on October 2 at specified times across multiple wards to nominate candidates for Representatives to the General Court. The notice is issued by Joseph J. Corbett, president of the Democratic City Committee, with city secretaries William J. Donovan and John F. McDonald.
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Boston
General Court
Joseph J. Corbett
Democratic City Committee of
William J. Donovan
John F. McDonald
Secre
Republican State Committee elects Coburn Ghosen as chairman
The Republican State Committee met at the Devonshire building to elect a successor to the late Herbert F. Plympton and to appoint a resolutions committee for the forthcoming State convention. Walter Coburn of Lowell named chairman. Moody of Haverhill named resolutions chairman with a broad slate of district and at large members appointed.
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Republican State Committee
Devonshire
Herbert F. Plympton
Walter Coburn
Lowell
Herbert Plympton
William H. Moody
Haverhill
Forrest C. Manchester
Winchester
William B. Plunkett
Adams
Edwin W. Curtis
Boston
Leontine Lincoln
Fall River
William Whiting
Holyoke
Henry M. Phillips
Springfield
W. S. B. Hopkins
Worcester
S. H. Howe
Mar
Prince Nominated by Sound Money Democrats for Governor
The sound money Democrats have named Frederick O. Prince former mayor as their gubernatorial candidate. He consented after pressure. Gold Democrats must file nomination papers with 1000 signatures to the Secretary of State by Oct 12. Presidential elector papers will also be signed.
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Frederick O. Prince
Child Injured By Crochet Needle In Cambridge
Carrie E Maskell age six of 301 Broadway Cambridge fell while carrying a crochet needle. It pierced her forehead just above the eye and entered between flesh and bone for most of the needle’s length. She will recover.
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Carrie E. Maskell
Broadway
Cambridge
Missing jeweler John Gill in Cambridge area
John Gill a Cambridge jeweler and Harvard Square resident has been missing for several days. He left home while his health was poor. An attachment was placed on his store and clerks are tallying stock. His home is on Ash Street with his wife and several children.
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John Gill
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Mr. Gill
Ash Street
Gideon F P Haynes Pleads Guilty in Forgery Case
Gideon FP Haynes pleads guilty in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Bishop for forging the indorsement of John Roberts & Son on promissory notes totaling 1145. He is remanded for sentencing.
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Gideon Fp’. Haynes
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
John Roberts & Son
Jil
Gold Tide Seeks Gold Imports and Remittance
Lazard Freres engages for import 1.6 million and 600 thousand for two steamers, total 2.1 million from Bank of France. Normannia arrives with 3.25 million gold, 2 million for Lazard Freres, sent to assay and possibly added to Treasury reserve. Mariposa brings 2.125 million in sovereigns bound for conversion to American gold coins.
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New York
Lazard Freres
Augusta Victoria
la Bourgogne
Bank of France
Hamburg-American Line
Normannia
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Southampton
Assay
Treasury Reserve
San Francisco
Mariposa
Australia
Anglo-Californian Bank
London
Paris
American Bank of
Mint
Seance Disrupted Over Hospital Bill at Deaconess Home
At the Deaconess Home and Hospital in 19 Massachusetts avenue a seance ends amid dispute over payment for Miss Annie Young, once with the Black Crook in Boston. Dr George Bowles says Young came for private room at ten dollars weekly, a dispute escalates to bank cashing and a contested indorsement before Young leaves for New York.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Annie Young
Black Crook Company
Boston
George Bowles
Miss Young
New York
Miss Lunn
Miss McLean
Post
Miss Brown
Indorse
John Welch
Hens
Paroled Forgery Convict Marks First under New Law
Thomas K Chadwick, convicted in Lawrence Navy Court for forgery in 1893, was released on parole after two thirds served. About 80 convicts in Charlestown State Prison benefit from Governor council parole with warden recommendation. Chadwick first to gain liberty under the law. Cambridge House of Correction holds 6560 prisoners in 450 cells with pairs per cell and potential corridor cots. women's department has 55 cells occupied.
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Thomas K. Chadwick
Lawrence Navy
Charlestown
Chadwick
Cambridge House of Correction
Professor Markoe Dead In Hull Laboratory
Professor George F H Markoe a renowned pharmacist was found dead in his Joseph Burnett laboratory at 36 India Street yesterday morning. James Connell an employee discovered the body at 8 o'clock. Officials believe death resulted from a paralysis stroke. He was 60 years old and leaves a wife and two children in Hull.
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George F. H. Markoe
Joseph Burnett
India Street
James Connell
Burnett Company
Markoe
Hull
Soldier's Dilemma Clouds Lang Kenkle Duty
Strained ties between Second Lieutenant Clarence E Lang and his father-in-law Quar termaster Sergeant William Kenkle threaten Langs new posting at Fort Warren. Lang, married to Kenkles daughter, faces ostracism by fellow officers and a disrupted career after a furlough.
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Clarence E. Lang
Second
United States Artillery
William Kenkle
Fort Warren
Lang
Kenkle
Shea At the Press Club in Boston Reception
Thomas E. Shea the actor was feted by the Boston Press Club last evening. Aldermen Mahoney and Donovan Police Commissioner Barry and Lowell officials attended along with James W. Harkins Jr the playwright. Shea thanked the club and recited Sheridan's Ride at requests.
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Thomas E. Shea
Boston Press Club
Shea
Mahoney and Donovan
Barry
Lowell
James W. Harkins, Jr
Club
Sheridan
Exoneration Granted for Cambridge Special Officer Burke
Special Officer Thomas Burke of Cambridge faced charges from Mrs. Cordwell and Lawyer Clifford H. Plummer over disrespectful language and refusal to arrest. A hearing by Mayor Bancroft was ordered, the room cleared when the lawyer was removed, and the mayor exonerated Burke after the session.
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Thomas Burke
Cambridge
Cordwell
Clifford H. Plummer
Bancroft
Riot at Free Silver Meeting in Anderson Injures Dozen
A free silver meeting in Anderson Indiana turned violent as a parade past the Republican glass workers club house sparked a riot. Stones and bricks struck attendees injuring about twenty people, with three men in dangerous condition. Police arrested several, including Summitville postmaster F H Carver.
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John McKinney
D. K. Miller
Carl Lightfoot
Dynamiters Examined in Antwerp Hotel Case
Edward J. Ivory's hearing continued as Goll of Antwerp hotel testified identifying Kearney Haines and P J Tynan. The four met in a wine shop and were linked to nitro sulfuric acids bombs and twelve bombs in Haines bag. Police recovered torn letters signed Edward Bell and the case adjourned for two weeks.
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London
Edward J. Ivory
Goll
Antwerp
Kearney
Haines
P. J. Tynan
Edward Bell
Beausedom
Rotterdam
Boston Y M C A opens winter season with improved building
The Boston Y M C A hosted a press dinner at Boylston and Berkeley to celebrate the opening of the winter season. The building has extensive improvements and repairs, with a better equipped gymnasium. Arthur W. Sawyers presided and Irving O. Whitney, George W. Mehaffey spoke on the departments.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Arthur W. Sawyers
Irving O. Whitney
George W. Mehaffey
Peculiar accident injures Brighton driver near Kimball works
Richard Flaherty of 70 Lincoln Street Brighton drove a wagon carrying a boiler toward Kimball’s boiler works. A bent pole with a chain released as the load slipped, striking Flaherty and throwing him about sixty feet. He suffered multiple injuries including leg fractures skull fracture and spinal injuries.
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Richard Flaherty
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Kimball
Flaherty
Estimmatéd registration counts outside booths and totals
Histories of registration show that total this year will likely not match last year's. Yesterday 58 names registered inside. among registrants was a colored man. J. S. Thomas born near Portuga on St. Nicholas Island, naturalized at eight, noted as the oldest colored voter at the polls. Estimated present registration about 84,000 with outside additions. Ward totals show varying gains and shortfalls versus last year, ending in a broad overview of overall decline.
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J. S. Thomas
Portuga
Island of
St. Nicholas
Man Kills Himself After Melancholy Spells at Chelsea Hotel
Charles A. Sleuman Jr., 26, a Chelsea drug clerk, ended his life by poison at the Hotel Lincoln on Cary Avenue after months of mental distress and threats to kill his wife. He hid a life insurance policy and valuables, and four physicians tried to save him. The event followed earlier violent outbursts in which he pursued his wife and threatened her with knives.
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Charles A. Sleuman, Jr
Chelsea
Lincoln
Cary Avenue
Sleaman
Herbert H. Carter
Harris
Kinney Case Dismissed In Superior Court Fraud Charge
Judge Bishop in Superior Criminal Court sustains defense that the complaint did not state an offense in Commonwealth vs. Kinney. Kinney, a ward and ballot counter assistant, appealed from a Roxbury Municipal Court conviction for fraudulently marking ballots at the Democratic caucus in Ward 19 on May 28.
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Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
Commonwealth
C. W. Kinney
C. T. Russell
Richard Sullivan
Kinney
Roxbury
City Announces Street Improvements Across Boston Districts
The Street Department of Boston will upgrade numerous streets in South Boston, East Boston, Charlestown, Brighton, West Roxbury, Back Bay Roxbury, Brookline Avenue, Longwood Avenue and surrounding areas. Abutting property owners must repair sewers and pipes within two weeks or permits will be blocked for a year after completion. Regulation details provided by Charles St. Benj. Welles, Superintendent of Streets, Boston, Sept. 25, 1890.
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City of
Boston
Arnold Arboretum
Department of Parks
Office of Park Commissioners
State Street
Worcester Ends Ninth Music Festival With Arminius
The thirty ninth Worcester music festival closes with Arminius and an acclaimed week of music. Nordica, with Arthur J. Bassett at the piano, performed Brahms Mein Lieb Ist Grun and Widor Le Deux Appel. Isolde’s Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde featured operatic singing amid Kneisel conducted orchestra. Harp selections by E Schuecker and Beethoven Eroica accompanied the concert afternoon. The evening concert presented Bruch Arminius with soloists Carlotta Lesvignes Barron Berthald and Max Heinrich.
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Worcester
Arminius
Nordica
Arthur J. Bassett
Brahms
Widor
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Marry ME
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Tremont Row
Innis—Thudium
Malden
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Mark H. Innis
Eva M. Thudium
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
Andrew McDermott
Timothy D. Mulrey
Charles H. Dolan
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Alpheus M. Stetson
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Mall
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Parisian Remey CO
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