Beware of Liquid Catarrh Cures and Smith's Triple Cure
Catarrh sufferers warned against liquid remedies that rely on alcohol to give temporary relief. The ad promotes Smith's Triple Cure, alcohol free and claimed to cure catarrh in all parts of the body with a four-part tablet and a local cream. Two weeks of the four preparations cost 50 cents, with mail order options from W F Smith Co Boston.
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Smith
W. F. Smith Co
Summer St
Boston
Mass
Resolution on printing Congress Record prompts debate
In the Senate Hoar moves to have the Congressional Record printed in a clearer typeface. Gallinger fears more volumes. Bacon wants lower public cost. Daniel rails at secrecy and Panama revolutions, questioning U.S. actions and international law before Senate ends with private pension bills and adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Committee On Printing
Gallinger
Bacon
Newlands
Daniel
Panama
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Loomis
New York
Bunau-Varilla
United States
France
Colombia
Bunau Varilla
Daniels
Richard III
Eviction Ends Tenant’s Long Stand at Langlais Block
Helen Letourneau, 50, was removed from Racine Place Hall Street after repeated refusals to vacate. Officers seized and moved household goods to the yard while a relieved Langlais family and neighbors assisted early 20th century ejectment on a cold afternoon. The case followed a court order for possession. Letourneau said two months rent was owed and lawyers would not intervene.
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Helen Letourneau
Little Canada
Racine Place
Hall Street
Merrimack
Letourneau
the Law
B. J. Gately
Charron and
Giroux
Gately
Charron
Desmarais
Canada
House Votes to Seek Post Office Panels in Inquiry
The House authorized the expenditures committee to ask the Postmaster General for panels connected to the post office investigation after a heated debate. The measure passed 109 to 100 with Republicans largely opposing and the minority largely supporting. The tie on the yeas and nays required the Speaker's vote to break.
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Washington
House
Post Office Department
Postmaster General
Post Office
Overstreet
Ind
Committee On
Post Offices
Wagner
Penn
Williams
Fraternal officer elections held by multiple lodges
Echo lodge N E O P and Middlesex lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers for next terms. Court General Butler F O A named six month officers. Passaconaway tribe I C R M reported a large attendance with chiefs present at the wigwam.
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Middlesex Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C. C
Geo. Smith
V. C
Wm. Jones
T. J. Donaldson
James Greig
K. R
F.C. Nichols
C. F. Nichols
W. H. Brown
Melvin Fowler
Freeland Secord
C. G
C. A. Bugbee
Election of stamps chiefs and lodge officers listed
The gathering elected chiefs for the stamps including Prophet Charles H. Dursthoff sachem John Howarth Sr Sagamore Frank Riney Jr Sagamore D Glen Hurd Chief of Records Arthur W Garland Colector of Wampum Charles N Leach Keeper of Wampum Edward T Goward trustee for three years Geo W Wraser The Peace Dance committee reported progress and a banquet committee praised the event with social and financial success A class initiation committee was approved Remarks followed by a social hour and whist The next tribe meeting is January 1 Court Columbia F of A elected officers and 12 applicants were received with 20 candidates initiated
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Prophet
Charles H. Dursthoff
Sachem
John Howarth
Sagamore
Frank Riney
Jr. Sagamore
D. Glen Hurd
Arthur W. Garland
Charles N. Leach
Edward T. Goward
Geo. W. Wraser
Edward Goward
Great Sannap
O. A. Libby
Bros. BE
T. Howard
G. W. Fraser
J. H. Hickey
J. Howarth
The Second Jackson Invades New York Politically
William Waldorf Jackson, a janitor from Lowell Mass, travels to New York to announce his bid for the Republican nomination in 1904. He mingles with papers and crowds, claiming a long public career and a desire to secure a Chicago convention and a Washington inauguration crowd.
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William Waldorf Jackson
Cit
Middlesex Street
New York City
Jackson
The
New York Tribune
William Waldorf Jackson, Jr
Roosevelt
Hanna
Lowell
Mass
Fall River
White House
Philadelphia
New Hampshire
Amherst
Boston
Chicago
Washington
To Keep Weill every organ must be doing its duty
A fragment urges holistic care of the body and suggests taking a small dose if health is not optimal, emphasizing the stomach liver and kidneys must function properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
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Market Street
Geo. E. Mongeau
Merrimack Street
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West End
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Moopy Street
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Eperi
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Edward McLaren
John McLean
Agnes A. Clough
Mattie Crowfoot
Mattie F. Kittredge
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Francis C. Lawrence
Joseph Robinson
August Anderson
Butler
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J. A. Gately
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Harry Creehan
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N. H. McCue
D. J. Cooney
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Ivers and Pond
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Court Columbia
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Thos. Finnerty
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Teller Torest
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Woodward
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Leary
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William Waldorf
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