Peruna touted as preventive and cure for colds
Testimonies from C F Given of Sussex and Julian Weisslitz of Buffalo praise Peruna for colds and catarrh. Given reports rapid recovery after five days to well, Weisslitz credits it with restoring his voice after bronchial catarrh. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Given
Sussex
N. B
Julian Weisslitz
Seneca Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Sangerlust
New York
New York City
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Along the Water Front at Boston Harbor in Fog
Shipping news from Boston covers fog delays for the steamer Indian under Captain Briggs and a busy Saxonia departure with 272 passengers for Queenstown and Liverpool. Reports detail cargoes including wheat, apples, hay, and provisions, plus haddock and cod landings, new vessels, and port arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Central Wharf
Delaware
Briges
Liverpool
European
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Robert C. Warr
New
East Boston
Queenstown
Harry Petersen
Commonwealth
Ley
Ander Devonian
Cape Race
T Wharf
Mattakeesett
Rose Cabral
Joseph H. Cromwell
Oceanus
Frank Monroe
Viking
Frances Whalen
Ciara R. Harwood
Magele and Hattle
Dawson City
Evelyn Smith
Governor Russell
Agnes V. Gleason
William Hogan
Mary A. Whalen
Bat Whalen
Catharine
Ellen
Hogan
Russell
Haddock
Saladin
McKown
Seguin
Gloucester
Seth Rogers
Ruth M. Martin
Thomas
Helen RB. Thomas
Commercial Street
Thomas McManus
Essex
Arnold & Winsor
Everett Doughty
Samoset
Chester Estey
Long Wharf
Maggie
Portland
Sylph
Laurelwood
England
Boston
United Kingdom
Patrick J. O'Toole
A. Fred Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Cunard
Europe
Charles Nugent
Juno
William H. Kemp
Peter W. French
A. W. Chesterton
van Allen-Boughton
Louise B. Crary
Cape Cod
Eleanor A. Percy
Martin P. Small
Cora F. Cressy
Sydney
C. B
New York
Small
Brunswick
Metropolis
Cressy
Montauk
Swansea
Masconomo
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Sept 30
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with multiple steamers and schooners. Vessels include Halifax, Mora, Harris, Comal, Old Dominion, Indian, Sagadahoc, Green leaf, and others with cargos of cotton, barges, and passengers. Also shows cleared ships Saxonia and Rebecca Douglass, and sailings for St Croix and Charles F. Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
C. B
Saxonia
Liverpool
Eng
Howard
Baltimore
Norfolk
Rebecca Douglass
Georgetown
B. C
Elvira J. French
Wilmington
Charles A. Campbell
Missionaries Say Farewell Before Saxonia Departure
Dudley Street Church hosted a farewell gathering for 16 missionaries bound for India China and Africa aboard the Saxonia at 8 30 a m They included two newly married couples Mr and Mrs Millard and Mr and Mrs Warburton The group sails under American Baptist Missionary Union auspices except Rev S C Freeman who goes under the Canadian board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street
Godspeed
Saxonia
India
China
Africa
W. E. Wood
Newton Centre
W. F.armstrong
Rangoon
Burmah
A. A. Bennett
Yokohama
Japan
W. P. Thomas
D. W. Stenger
W. C. Mason
C. C. Wright
BE. G. Miller
S. C. Freeman
Catharine L. Mabie
M. D
Society
New York
Thought They Were Wed, New Haven Couple Unmarried
In New Haven a couple living as husband and wife for 15 months learned they were not legally married. The woman told City Attorney Webb she wants Emanuel Jacobella charged with non support. She said they believed a marriage took place after receiving a license from Register of Vital Statistics Mr. Carr, and no ceremony was performed. A child was recently born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Emanuel Jacobella
Howard ©. Webb
Jacobella
Mr. Carr
Newman's Heroism Stops Runaway Horse on Busy Street
Harry C. Newman of Maplewood leapt onto a wagon shaft on Huntington Avenue as a frightened horse dragging a Sturtevant Blower Co wagon charged crowds bound for Mechanics' Building. He seized the feedbag and bridle, stopping the animal and preventing a potential fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Newman
Maplewood
Huntington Avenue
Sturtevant Blower Company
St. Botolph Street
Mechanics’ Building
Jack the Hugger Strikes Whitman Town
A mysterious assailant called Jack the Hugger has frightened Whitman residents. Police report a young woman was seized and hugged Friday near Alden street after dark after a struggle. several others have also suffered indignities in the same area. The suspect is described as tall and well dressed, but facial features remain unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack the Hugger
Whitman Whitman
Whitman
Patrick Smith
Alden Street
Huge Stockon fire devastates agricultural pavilion
A vast blaze in Stockton California destroyed the agriculture pavilion with its contents and about fifty horses. Loss is estimated at 500000, heavily uninsured. A plumber caused the fire by tracking a gas main leak. Fireman Henry Chase, Jack Lawrence, Parker Wilson and Frank Steinbecker were injured but not fatally. Many residents left destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
Henry Chase
Jack Lawrence
Parker Wilson
Frank Steinbecker
New Orleans Strike Spreads Amid City Blackout Threats
New Orleans on September 29 saw no streetcars in service except a few early mail cars. Strikers blocked one car and removed its controlling handle while all city electric linemen joined a sympathetic strike. The blackout risk grows as repairs of telephone telegraph electric light and trolley wires stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Microbe Killer touted as cure for numerous diseases
Medical science is cited to claim all sickness stems from microbes and poisoned blood. The ad asserts ADAM's Micrope KILLER kills germs and cures catarrh, consumption, scrofula, cancer, rheumatism, Bright's Disease and other chronic illnesses. Boston office listed at 889 Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Wm. Radam Microbe Killer Co
Boston
Washington St
Bright
Warner
Thayer Nominated for Third Congress Term in Worcester
The Democrats of Massachusetts third district nominated Hon. John R. Thayer for a third term in Congress at Worcester on Sept. 29. The convention, the final of five, was chaired by John O Gara of Spencer with speeches by Philip J. O Connell. Thayer stressed tariff reduction to meet the trust issue, praised his stewardship, and argued for protection of workers, soldiers, and industrial interests in the district. He noted reforms in rural free delivery and recounted efforts against monopolies and tariff blocks, urging strict enforcement of existing laws over new constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
John R. Thayer
Congress
John O'Gara
Spencer
Philip J. O'Connell
Thayer
Committee On Ways and Means
Massachusetts
New England
New York
Washington
Payne
David B. Henderson
Paris
London
Chicago
Boston
Knox
Littlefield
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Trusts and tariffs threaten American prosperity
A speaker argues that grouped corporations with limited capital compete fairly, while trusts destroy competition and wage earners. He cites the U S steel trust as an example, calls for publicizing trust records but also root reform, and urges tariff cuts to curb monopoly power while warning of winter hardship from Pennsylvania coal disputes. Expert wine makers supervise the manufacture of the famous Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Trust
Hanna
Pennsylvania
Move Against Mor Intensifies in Manila War Effort
Brigadier General Sumner reports the second Macin expedition is ready, aims to teach the Moros a lesson and avoid widespread fighting. Pershing is warned not to attack natives or destroy property unless hostility persists, while peace efforts involve sultans Marapin and Ali. Chaffee leaves for San Francisco October 2 with Vice-Governor Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Samuel S. Sumner
Chaffee
Pershing
Sumner
Marapin
San Francisco
United States
Wright
Beef trust inquiry reveals price fixing by local packers
Charles Klenk, manager of a contracting company, testified that for three years a combination existed among all local packers and the Big Four to regulate prices. He said the arrangement ended last May after Missouri Attorney General Crow began anti-trust suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Beef Trust
Charles Klenk
Crow
Missouri
At the Play Last Night Vaudeville Contests and Acts
A continued column lists Professor Wilson with his performing dog Jack, a high kicking contest with many bevy of pretty girls, Mme Lincoln Wall Street wonder, and a range of vaudeville acts including Haney and Haney Josie Desmond John Krammerer Marion Becket Woodbury and Wells Eddie Lucas Harry Taylor Alice Jones Annie McDon ough May Humphreys plus amateurs each Friday evening for vaudeville showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Wilson
Jack
Mme. Lincoln
Wall Street Wonder
Haney
Josie Desmond
John Krammerer
Marion Becket
Woodbury
Wells
Eddie Lucas
Harry Taylor
Alice Jones
Annie McDonough
May Humphreys
Mechanics' Fair draws large crowd with Phinney band
Last night the Mechanics' building was packed, the crowd the greatest since 1872 Peace Jubilee. Phinney and his Chicago band drew a New England audience, receiving a warm reception at the conductor's desk. The uniformed band earned praise, with West press acclaim and local audience approval, placing them at the head of military bands. Doors opened 10 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinney
Chicago
New England
Great West
NEW PALACE THEATRE BURLESQUE AND VAUDEVILLE
Clark's Royal Burlesquers bring two skits Only a King and Meet Me at the Fountain to the Palace Theatre this week. audiences welcomed the lively performances with good music, bright costumes, and strong comedy. Additional acts include Crawford sisters Bartell and Reynolds Burgess Smith Burgess Will H Armstrong Magdalene Holly La Vails Rosalie and Kelly Davis Co in R U A Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Clark
Royal Burlesquers
Palace
Fountain
Duse Sale Time Shift For Mme Pheonora Duse Engagement
Auction sale for seats to see Mme Pheonora Duse at Tremont Theatre will move to 3 p.m. to accommodate women. Dates include Oct 21 La Gioconda, Oct 24 Citta Morta, and Oct 28 Francesca da Rimini. Prices set at a special scale due to the Italian company and stage equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citta ‘Morta
Francesca da Rimini
Gabriel d'Annunzio
Italy
Tremont Theatre
Charles Hawtrey Coming to Boston Museum Next Monday
Charles Hawtrey arrives in New York for his second American tour and will open at the Boston Museum next Monday evening in A Message from Mars. The full London company and scenery have been shipped to Boston and rehearsals start today ahead of the 8 o'clock seat sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hawtrey
New York
America
Boston Museum
Mars
Boston
London
Atlantic
Hawtrey
Soldiers of Fortune at Colonial Theatre Box Office Opens
At 8 this morning seats for Robert Ede son in the dramatization Soldiers of Fortune will be sold at the Colonial Theatre box office. The actor's first starring engagement in this city is expected to be an unusually brilliant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
Richard Harding Davis
Colonial Theatre
Edeson
Boston
Warner's Safe Cure Advert Across Kidney Claim
Morning urine test and testimonial letter promote Warner's Safe Cure as a proven kidney remedy. Ad copy warns against imitators, cites prices and free trial offer, details a Rochester address, and touts testimonials from H. M. Stubig and others.
Miss Marlowe to Star in New Play at Hollis Street
Julia Marlowe arrives with the first Atlantic production of a new play adaptation from Paris's La Reine Fiammetta. She headlines a strong company including Frank Worthing Jerrold Robertshaw and others. box office opens at Hollis Street Theatre at 8 this morning. Le Voyage en Suisse set to thrill Grand Opera House audiences next week with Brothers Byrne staging a lavish pantomimic comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
Hollis Street Theatre
Atlantic
Paris
Hanlons
Grand Opera House
Byrne
Brockton Fair Opens With Wide Cannery of Attractions
Brockton's big fair opens today and runs through Friday featuring stage events trotting and pacing novelty races four horse chariots on the half mile track a human torpedo balloon Schreyer bicycle stunt a horse show bicycle races bands and a large midway with agricultural exhibit and art displays at the Brockton standard venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton Fair
Schreyer
Trolley Exploring Trips on Newton Lines Routes
Interest grows in suburban trolley excursions via two 2 percent route options from Chestnut Hill Reservoir. Route 5 travels through Commonwealth Avenue to Norumbega Park, Walnut Street, with forks to Newtonville Watertown or Newton Highlands Upper Falls Needham. Needham leg 90 minutes, Watertown leg 75 minutes. Round trip fare 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Lake Street
Commonwealth Avenue Boulevard
Norumbega Park
Walnut Street
Newtonville
Watertown
Newton Highlands
Upper Falls
Needham
Forest Hills
Boston
Mary Shaw Stars in Theodora at Baltimore Stage
Mary Shaw, eminent actress and leading lady of the George Fawcett stock company, debuted as Theodora in Sardou’s play this afternoon. The lavish production featured George Fawcett, Frederick Lewis, and Jane Oaker, and may tour to Boston if schedule permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shaw
Theodora
Baltimore
George Fawcett
Jane Oaker
Miss Shaw
Boston
Fawcett
Millions Use Fels-Naptha Soap for Labor Saving
A long standing claim notes that a million women rely on Fels-Naptha soap, saving about half the labor of washing and, increasingly, half the wear on clothes as users discover.
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Wilber
Cavonesima
York
D. F. Wilber
Oneonta
Peruna Medicine Co
David F. Wilber
Shipping News
St. Croix
St. John
Penobscot
Eastport
H. F. Dimock
Charles F. Tuttle
Nantasket Roads
Newman
Ion
House of Congress
Mechanics’ Fair
NEW Palace Theatre
Duse
Fortune
Alderman Stubig
Roscoe Boulevard
H. M. Stubig
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Xs
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