Remarkable claims for Stuart's Catarrh Tablets cure
The article touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe, transparent remedy for catarrh, listing Hydrastim, blood root, guaiacol and red gum as ingredients. It warns against secret formulas, notes physician approval, and highlights wide U.S. and Canadian availability at 50 cents for a complete treatment, arguing transparency and safety. It also reviews a variety show with Geyers, Beta Curtis, Winter and Winter, Emery and Nadine, Lyons and Crowley, Rackett and Hazard, and ends with Duffy family spotlight.
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Canada
Battlefield parks idea widens scope across wars
Washington December reports Congress discusses creating permanent military parks for major battle sites from Concord to Santiago. Valley Forge proposed, Civil War fields like Gettysburg and Vicksburg already included. Expect vast land acquisitions, monuments, tablets, and archival restoration as a national commemorative project.
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Washington
Sons and Daughters of
Grand Army of the Republic
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
America
Cleveland urges Democrats to return to first principles
Former President Grover Cleveland calls for a rehab of Democratic party on Democratic lines. He says the party has wandered after strange gods and must restore old-time doctrines to win future victories. The Atlanta Journal published his Princeton interview.
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Atlanta Journal
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President May Attend Ohio Launch at San Francisco
President Scott of the Union Works in San Francisco told reporters he would attend the launch of the battleship Ohio in May if nothing unforeseen occurs. He disclosed he expects to go to San Francisco then to witness the ceremony.
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Union Works
Ohio
Pope Leo Appoints Bishop of Dubuque in Secret Consistory
Rome December 17 Pope Leo announces several bishop appointments in a secret consistory. Among them is Maro Catholic University at Washington named to the Dubuque diocese. The notice appears in a mid-19th century Philadelphia style blend of church news and local notices.
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Mar O Catholic University
Washington
Dubuque
Navy Needs Men for Ships in Commission
Washington December 17. Secretary Long asks Congress for 5000 more seamen and urged cadets to be commissioned to fill shortages as the North Atlantic fleet prepares for winter in the West Indies and a gunboat squadron for the Philippines and China. A projected 1902 build list shows about 4950 crew for new ships plus reserve, plus thousands for vessels under repair, totaling about 6700 men needed.
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Rev Cyus Augustus Bartol Died In Boston
Boston church leader Rev Cyus Augustus Bartol D D aged over 50 years, longtime colleague of Rev Charles Lowell, died at his Chestnut Street home after a two week illness from bronchitis. He had been active until shortly before his death. Funeral will be held at the Church of the Disciples in West Brookline Street and Warren Avenue at noon Wednesday.
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Lovell Syndicate Plans Expansion of Electric Road
The Lovell syndicate led by W. D. Lovell of Newton plans extending its electric road from Amesbury to Haverhill to operate next summer creating a direct line to Hampton Beach It seeks a New Hampshire charter for trolley routes Exeter Portsmouth and Dover with Portsmouth as operations hub a $30000 power house to be built there and a $20000 plant in Amesbury
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Boston honors steamer City of Macon crew with bravery award
Massachusetts Humane Society awarded Captain George C. Savage and crew of the steamer City of Macon for conspicuous bravery. Fleet Officer James Howlett and Helen Hartley, Gua Anderson, A Olsen, Walter Nilson, and Joan Nilson were also recognized with medals or certificates for saving survivors from the schooner Myra B. Weaver found near Vineyard Haven on November 10.
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Heathen
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Gua Anderson
A. Olsen
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Joan Nilson
Alter
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Vineyard Haven
Lynn Soldier Killed in Ambush in the Philippines
Lynn resident Corporal James H. Stuart of the Mth regiment was recently killed in an ambush while serving with a detachment of the 18th infantry on outpost duty in the Philippines. The news comes from a letter received via private H. T. Thorreon.
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18Th Infantry
Tennis to Ticker in New York Seeks Senate Hearing
Robert D. Wrenn once tennis champion and notable athletic figure is slated to appear before Senate committees on Thursday. The veteran star is expected to testify amid ongoing sports and public interest in his career and contributions to the sport.
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Robert D. Wrenn
Prisoner of Andersonville at the Opera House draws large Lowell crowd
Harcourt Comedy company starring Ethel Fuller and Charles K Harris performs Prisoner of Andersonville to packed houses. Critics praise the cast led by Fuller and Harris, with Max Fielding and Miss Hazel in supporting roles. The program features moving pictures, a Maher McCoy fight on biograph, and a Sapho production tonight. Matinees offer free reserved seats for children with parents.
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Sapho
Hypnotists Dr and Mrs Flint Entertain City Audience
Last night at Music hall the noted hypnotists Dr. and Mrs. Flint staged a lively show with volunteers subjected to catalepsy and feats. A chair trick with a granite stone and attempted hammer break drew laughs while other acts had subjects simulating dancers and ailments. The management plans a shorter program and will begin promptly at 7:15 tonight with matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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Savoy Theatre Delivers Strong Bevy of Shows
A large audience attended last evening to see a top billed program at the Savoy Theatre. Manager Dempsey presented a winner for the week and urged patrons to keep the Beaver show open for future entertainment.
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Dempsey Hee
Travel of Doubtful Value in Education of Children
Florence Hull Winterburn argues in the December Woman's Home Companion that travel abroad offers limited lasting benefit for children ages eight to twelve unless it teaches languages through residence. She warns that tours without interest can dull curiosity and suggests grounding children in their own surroundings first, then gradually introducing extended journeys.
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