Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills free trial offer
W F Smith of 41 Tremont St Boston offers free packages of Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills to backache kidney and bladder disease sufferers at his office on May 26 from 1 to 6 PM. He asserts past cures including a 90 year old Chelsea man and claims the pills will cure Brights Disease and Diabetes in early stages.
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Tremont St
Bright
Smith
Gsmith
Boston
Wm. Clements
Spencer Ave
Chelsea
Mass
Mie
Flo
W. F. Smith
Robbery at Roxbury tenement by two well dressed men
Two young men entered Patrick Moriarty’s three story Roxbury home on a sunny Wednesday noon using false keys and stole over $1000 including $600 cash and a $425 note. Witness Mrs Powers described one attacker as light complexioned with black clothing, both familiar with the neighborhood. Police admit the case is hard to crack and plan extra patrols and concentrated efforts to curb similar crimes.
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Roxbury
Oriental Court
Phillips Street
Mission Church
Patrick Moriarty
Moriarty
William M. Wilcox
Asbury Park
N. J
Powers
Jerry
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New Sheldonbook Novel Promised By Charles M Sheldon
The Rev Charles M Sheldon author of In His Steps is at work on a new novel to be serialized by Boston publishers with first numbers around November 1 He will stay in Boston until the manuscript is finished and a reading will outline the story which follows a young girl who enters service in a private Boston home The project has sparked publishing buzz with rumored serial and book rights near $10000 and many Endeavor districts in Boston plan London convention echoes at eleven districts across the city
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Charles M. Sheldon
Boston
William Shaw
United Christian Endeavor Society
Sheldon
Post
Father Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
World's Endeavor Society
London
Midget couple wed after thirteen year courtship in Hartford
Arthur Stuart Clapp of Hartford and Nettie Studaker of East Bend Indiana married after a long mail led courtship. The ceremony by Rev H H Kelsey was private. The bride stands three feet one inch tall and the groom under five feet.
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Hartford
Conn
Arthur Stuart Clapp
Lew Dockstader
Nettie Studaker
East Bend
Ind
H. H. Kelsey
Stevenson Accepts Populist Vice Presidential Nomination
Adlai E. Stevenson accepts the Populist party's offer to be their vice presidential nominee. The letter was received at the Populist national headquarters in Lincoln, dated September 27, and confirms Stevenson's consent to run with the party early this month.
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Lincoln
Adlai E. Stevenson
Republican Leaders Seek Peace in Tenth District Fight
Republican state leaders press for harmony in the tenth district as ex congressman Atwood and others meet Colonel Goetting. A convention is planned next Tuesday night to nominate a candidate, with Dr. Pierce favored but multiple ballots possible. Hanna backs Atwood, while some leaders push for Pierce or a neutral candidate. John Shaw holds fourteen delegates.
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Tenth Congressional District
Atwood
Colonel Goetting
State Committee
Goetting
Tenth District Committee
Charles B. Woolley
Ward
Bliss
Marshall
Groves
Sweat
Woolley
Vander Pyl
A. A. Hibbard
Milton
Burke
Quincy
Ordway
Batchelder
Bryant
W. W. Hibbard
Dr. Pierce
Atwood-Barrows
Hanna
Pierce
Walcott
Court of St. James
Thirty Starvard dentists gather at Young's Hotel
The Starvard Odontological Association met at Young's Hotel last evening with twenty attendees. Dr. D. M. Clapp presided and Dr. William C. Cooke delivered the essay on Hints from Daily Practice.
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Starvard Odontological Association
Young's Hotel
D. M. Clapp
William C. Cooke
Bryan Speech Ties Philippines to U S Trusts
William J. Bryan spoke in Dakota City stressing trusts and said the Paris treaty with Spain gave the United States only a license to hunt the Philippines, not title. He travelled forty miles by carriage and 150 miles by rail, in cold wet weather. He then went to Sioux City for the night.
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Dakota City
Neb
William J. Bryan
Court House Yard
Bryan
Paris
Spain
United States
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Sioux City
American liner New York reports shaft failure near Southampton
The American line steamer New York, captained by W J Roberts, arrived seven teen and a half hours late at Southampton after breaking its starboard thrust shaft at 2 30 a m Tuesday. The ship planned to depart Sunday noon with a spare shaft on board. passengers praised the captain and officers and gave thanks before landing. Mr William Harper and Mr John W Grace, a former mayoral relative, were aboard and recounted the break and evasive voyage past the Lizard.
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Southampton
New York
W. J. Roberts
Roberts
St. Catherine's Point
Isle of Wight
Hurst Castle
William Harper
Philadelphia
John W. Grace
Grace
New York City
Lizard
Real estate dealer Peck found dead after assault
New York report says Charles F. Peck, 60, a West Eighty fourth street real estate dealer, was found on West Seventeenth Street with a crushed face and a deep nose wound. A servant and clerk identified him, noting he had withdrawn cash and carried a gold watch. Dr. Weston suspects a fatal blow from a sandbag or club during a murder attempt.
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New York
Charles F. Peck
West Heighty-Fourth Street
West Seventeenth Street
Peck
Mr. Peck
Seek conspirator Mauri o Magliala man hunted by Milan police
In New York on September 27 police watch incoming ships for Mauricio Magliala believed to be Luigi Granotti. Milan authorities seek him for alleged role in King Humbert's murder and say he sailed from Paterson to Italy on May 1 with Bresci. he is described as a silk weaver.
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New York
Barge Office
Milan
Italy
Mauricio Magliala
Luigi Granotti
Magliala
Humbert
Bresci
Paterson
Golf for Relief Fund Match Proposed Between Taylor and Vardon
J H Taylor proposes a 36 hole exhibition match against Harry Vardon on October 9 at a New York metropolitan club. The purse will be the largest offered and the entire amount will go to the Galveston relief fund through the New York chamber of commerce.
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New York
J. H. Taylor
Harry Vardon
Taylor
Vardon
Galveston Relief Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Dreyfus Persists in Paris Letter for Legal Review
Paris dispatch reports the Presse publishing an alleged Geneva dated letter from Alfred Dreyfus to former justice minister Trardieux. Dreyfus declares the moral effects of the iniquity endure and mental torture remains, insisting on a legal revision of his trial until justice is done.
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Paris
The
Presse
Alfred Dreyfus
M. Trardieux
Geneva
Switzerland
Belmont Farmer Found Dead in NH After Night Out
Belmont authorities investigate a suspected murder after George Hurlburt, a Belmont Village bound farmer, is found face down with a bullet wound near his home. A revolver with an empty chamber, his watch, and a horse returning with the wagon are noted. An inquest was ordered. autopsy performed. jury adjourned to Monday, October.
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Vaconia
N. H
Belmont
George Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Belmont Village
I’. M. Beckford
F. W. Fowler
Harry 5
Beckford
Fred Bryar
Clifton
Abbott
Colored voters in Lynn denounce Roosevelt at anti McKinley meeting
In Lynn on September 27 a colored audience at Marley Street Church heard a speaker condemn Theodore Roosevelt for actions claimed to disgrace the race. William Lloyd Garrison and Charles Allen Talbot spoke as activists urged an anti McKinley club formation, signaling a shift among local colored voters away from Republicans.
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Lynn
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Marley Street
M. E
Malley Street
William Lloyd Glarritson
Boston
Charles Allen Tlaabor
Clifford H. Plummer
N. B. Marshall
Edward G O Donnell Sues Baker Skiff For 20000
FALL RIVER Sept 27 Edward G O Donnell sues Baker Skiff for $20000 claiming alienation of his wife s affections. An attachment on Skiff s real and personal estate was dissolved later after bonds were posted. O Donnell and his wife are separated after a brief marriage that drew public notice. The couple had four children and earlier faced district court disturbance charges, which they pleaded Guilty to. Skiff, a prominent bakery owner, denies the allegations and plans to contest the suit.
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Fall River
Benjamin A. Skiff
Edward G. O'Donnell
Skiff
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Missing Again in Halifax Dr Warren Case
A man believed to be missing Dr George D. Warren of Newton Mass disappeared after leaving a Halifax hotel on Monday during a shooting trip. Hotel owner Sara questioned the man’s identity after seeing a Boston Post photo and he earlier paid his bill. He planned to hunt near Kentville but could not be located and carried only an arresting case with an umbrella.
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Halifax
George DL. Warren
Newton
Mass
Sara
Warren
Boston Post
Warner
Kentville
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Gale
Dr. Weston
C. T. Pack
Golf For Relief Fund
Galveston Fund
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Will Sill
McKinley
Baker Skiff
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