Munyon Paw Paw Touted As Digestive Tonic
An advertisement extols Munyon’s Paw Paw as a quick relief for overeating and nervous fatigue. It cites testimonials from Richard A. Teubert and A. J. Evans of Providence and quotes Professor Munyon praising the product for soothing nerves, aiding digestion, and replacing alcohol as a tonic. Paw Paw is sold by druggists at $1 per bottle with Pills at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Teubert
Bassett St
Providence
R. L
A. J. Evans
Fourth Ward
Democratic Committee
Washington St
R. LI
Munyon
Clergue Promoter's Rise and Fall in Consolidated Lake Superior
Bangor born Francis H. Clergue built a vast empire around the Consolidated Lake Superior Company, growing to a $117 million capitalization and a network of mines mills and power ventures. Bankruptcy followed after 17 months of market peak, with $5.05 million Speyer & Co. claim foreclosed and Sault Ste. Marie workers left unpaid. Clergue remains involved, seeking reorganization in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
William Coyne
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Sault Ste. Marie
Francis H. Clergue
Falls of St. Mary
Pittsburg
Manchester
United States
Canada
Lake Superior
Clergue
Persia
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sault Ste. Martie
Consolidated
Bangor Yankee
Consolidated Company
Algoma Central & Trudson Bay Railroad Company
Lake Superior Power Company
Helen
Sudbury
Feery-Nickel
Algoma Commercial Company, Limited
Michigan, Lake Superior Power Company
St. Mary's River
Tagona Water and Light Company
Sailt Ste
Sault Ste. Marie Pulp and Paper Company
Algoma Iron Works
International Transit Company
Trans-St. Mary Traction Company
Speyer & Co
New York
Frank P. Wing
Old Dominion
Burton
Joy S. 8S. Co
H. M. Whitney
Baker
Henry M. Whitney
City of
Carlisle
Robinson
Lorberry
Franklin
Teaser
Jewell
Portland
Alburtis
Simpson
Lynn
Mass
Blanche
Wixon
Lyon
Eureka
Plummer
Portsmouth
N. H
Wyalusing
Farnham
Beverly
Brunette
Lothian
Bransfield
St. Francis Harbor
N. F
Valetta
Cameron
St. John
N B
Abana
McDonough
Quaco
N. B
May Vr
Harvard Hopeful As Harvard Rides Williams Win
Harvard shows speed and accuracy in the Williams game with little turnover and strong line play. Nichols Schoelkopf form feared backfield duo, while Robinson and Marshall bolster the line as Bowdoin and Maine games loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Harvard
Yale
Nichols
Schoelkopf
Cornell
Robinson
Andy Marshall
Bowdoin
Maine
Bowditch
Hurley
Brill
Exeter
le Moyne
Stone’s School
Balfour in Irish Hands in London Speech
In Newcastle County Down John Redmond declares the Irish land bill secured and says the Irish party will wield life or death power to advance the Irish cause if Premier Balfour seeks to stay in office. The scene reflects a volatile political moment amid a crowded shipping list and harbor movements at Chatham and Nantasket Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newcastle
County Down
John Redmond
Balfour
Shipping News Mini Almanac Arrivals and Route Updates
Shipping notes list arrivals including Sachem Murdoch from Liverpool with merch to Warren & Co, Mancunia Wattley Belize Sept 16 with mahogany and cedar to George D Emery, Anglian Toozes London Sept 16 to Furness Withy, Fitz clegrence Crosby Antwerp Sept 11 to Furness Withy, Calvin Austin Pike St John NB with merchandise and passengers to C E Laechler, Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth with merch and passengers to J K Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachem
Murdoch
Liverpool
Warren & O
Mancunia
Wattley
Belize
George D. Emery
Anglian
Toozes
London
Furness
Withy & Co
Fitzclegrence
Crosby
Antwerp
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N.B
C. E. Laechler
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
J. KF. Masters
Kershaw
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Gahan
Indian
Thacher
Philadephia
Schooner H hits on Dog Bar near Gloucester
The schooner William L. Walker from Provincetown ran ashore at the unfinished Dog Bar breakwater in Gloucester at midnight. Captain King and the Glouces ter life saving crew freed her by 1 30 am. Beaching at Smith's Cove, the vessel has two large holes and badly pounded steel. Repair on the marine railway will proceed. damage valued at 700 dollars with no insurance. Captain Orwin A. Cobb, a part owner, knew the channel yet shares the wreck fate since Dog Bar breakwater construction. This marks the 37th vessel piled on rocks at the site during the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
William L. Walker
Provincetown
Dog Bar
King
Smith's Cove
Marine Railway
Orwin A. Cobb
European liners reach Boston amid cargo and fish trade
Three European liners arrived in Boston with varied cargoes and passengers. Anglian from London docked at Charlestown with 11 days at sea, Fitzclarence from Antwerp landed at Mystic with 2500 carrier pigeons and diverse birds, and Sachem from Liverpool tied up at Hoosac Dock. The fleet included 30 vessels at sunset and a fish market opening near 7 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Anglian
Toozes
London
Pier 4
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Charlestown
Tweezes
Puritan Line
Fitzclarence
Crosby
Storm King
Mystic Wharf
Antwerpd
Baltimore
Elmer B. Rice
Melrose
Belgium
Gus Seville
Madagascar
Warren Line
Sachem
Murdock
Hoosac Tunnel
Liverpool
Mersey
Mancunia
Lynn
Chelsea
Nicaragua
George D. Emery
Wattley
Benjamin F. Phillips
Mooanam
James R. Clark
Teresa
Alice
Joseph P. Johnson
Mattie D. Brundage
William A. Morse
Flora Ss. Nickerson
I. J. Merritt, Jr
Belle Franklin
Manhassett
Ellen C. Burke
Ida S. Brooks
Edith Emery
Lizzie M. Stanley
Mary E. Cooney
Ramona
David Sherman
Sylph
Metamora
Frank Nickerson
Alcina
James Powers
Savannah
Ocean Steamship Company
Chattahoochee
Lewis
Lewis Wharf
Deutschland
Hamburg- American Line
Lavinia M. Snow
Snows of
Rockland
Snow
Dominion Atlantic
Prince Arthur
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
St. John
N.3
Suffolk Towboat Company
D. McCarthy
Asa Haley
A. W. Chesterton
East Boston
Bert Baker
Dolphin
Vineyard Haven
Carrie
Harbor View
Fred T. Clayton
American Marine Transportation Company
Elizabeth Palmer
Landsman
AT&T declares quarterly dividend of 1.5 dollars per share
American Telephone and Telegraph announces a dividend of one and a half dollars per share to stockholders of record at the close of business on September 30, 1903. Transfer books will be closed from October 1 to October 14, 1903. Treasurer William R. Driver signs from Boston on September 16, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Boston
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Maine Yankees
Bursi
Pet Company
W. W. Clergue
Lake of Bangor
Frank H. Clergue
Morgan of Canada
Lake Superior Company
Redmond
Saxon King
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Brewster
Ger
Port Simon
C. R
Kong Haakon
Prince George
Joshua Lovett
Edith
Martine
Perth Amboy
Rondout
Weehawken
Stonington
Salem
New London
Lehigh
Bee
Saucon
Cumberland
Brookside
Shenandoah
Chatham
Stemmers Horatio Hall
Portland; Passed South, A. m
Cuba
Paoli
Nantasket Roads
Pottsville
U. S
Sain Alliance
Udith G. Folwell
Shipping News
Entertainments
Majestic E
Stair & A. L. Wilbur
Mars
Coe
WM. A. Brady
R. Melville Boxer
AL. Leech
Majestic WM
Brockton
Fall River
Taunton
Holyoke
Northampton
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Meriden
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Pittsfield
No. Adams
Troy
N. Y
Kirke LA Shelle
Owen Wister
Symphony Hall
Tonig
Harris
Col
John
Chas. Frohman
Rich & Harris
Lessees & Managers
Thos. A
Vivian’s
Papas Mets
Noludes
Elizabeth Tyree
GLOBE
Theatre
Wash
Ae Beach Sts
Oxford
A & Fields
James Hackett
John Ermine
Yellowstone
Henrietta. Crosman
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tremont
Music Hall Arcade
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Jones
Children’s Sake
Lamont
Mechanics
Creature
Kitties
Johnstown
Eskimos
U. S. War Department
Jim Key
U. S. Treasury Department
Olonia
Texeatahrechas
Frohman & Rich & Harris
Lessees & Mgrs
John C. Fisher
EXTRA
Klaw & Erlanger Rabisent
Jerome Sykes
Daly’s Theatre
Sale Pera
Edward R. Mawson
Jenigo
Hearts of Oak
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
American League
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson’s
Cohen’s Rg
Summer St
Washington, Cor. Boylston
Julia Marlowe
H. V. Esmond
Charles B. Dillingham
Wells Memorial Institute
Washington Street
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee & Manager
MATS
North Shore
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Oston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Columbia Management Sams
LEE Shubert
Nixon & Zimmerman
Francis Wilson
and Company OF Star Players
Marguerita Sylva
Jennie Weathersby
Jessie Bartlett Davis Francis Wilson
Madge Lessing
William Broderick
Signor Perugini
Albert Parr
Gainsborough Girls
Edwin R
Stevens
Nancy Brown
Savage
V. Henry W. Raymond
the Yankee Consul
H. M. Blossom, Jr
A. G. Robyn
Rae
Philip
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Bowdoin Orate
RED Cafe
Washington & Dover Sts
HUS
Neers
Austin Estone’s Museum
Pat
Ace
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