Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets For Children And Adults
An advertisement extolling Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe and effective for all ages. It includes testimonials from mothers in Hoboken and Erie County and notes the product suits babies and adults, claims to improve appetite and growth, and lists a 46 cent price for full sized boxes.
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G. H. Crossley
Washington Street
Hoboken
New Jersey
Stuart
Buffalo
Erie County
New York
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karis
Erie Co
N. Y
Beacon Hill Notes on Bills and House Rules
Boston dispatch reports rising bill counts as General Court session nears. focus on subway legislation, gas inspection, and Speaker Myers push to suspend the twelfth joint rule for new business. The sprawling weeklong committee hearings schedule includes metropolitan affairs, taxation, libraries, and public lighting, with ongoing friction over process and prorogation timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Affairs
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Committee On Agriculture
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Federal Relations’ Committee
Ross
Congress
Fisheries and Game
Nantucket
Revere
Mercantile Affairs
Francis Wyman Association
Burlington
Handel and Haydn Society
Highway Commission
Bridgewater
East Boston Dry Dock Company
Nahant Beach
Myers
Rules Committee
Law Department of Cities and Towns
Beacon Hill
Contempt Hearing in Groveland School Case
Judge C M Bell heard the contempt of court case tied to Groveland school actions. Named defendants include Charles S Goodwin and Charles H Goodwin of Haverhill Patrick F Burke and James P Malloy of Groveland. Arguments centered on injunction scope and who obeyed it with key testimony from Peters Cole John J Winn and others. Judge Bell took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Cole
Charles S. Goodwin
B. H. Parker
John J. Winn
Goodwin
Mr. Winn
Burke and Malloy
Charles H. Goodwin
Queer Deaths In Rexbury Women Found Dead In Apartment
Boston police report Lizzie and Mary Doherty found dead at 1180 Tremont street Rexbury yesterday afternoon. Mary in bed and Lizzie across the kitchen threshold suggest they may have taken poison by mistake. Both women had been in good health and had lived in the house for over two years. Lizzie was a cook for a private family in Back Bay while Mary cared for the house.
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Boston
Lizzie
Mary Doherty
Tremont Street
Rexbury
Mary
Back Bay
Indicted in Lawrence pauper department case
Eleven indictments were returned by a Lawrence grand jury against three physicians seven druggists and a druggist's clerk for fraud involving city medical care. Named defendants include Dr Michael F Sullivan Dr Thomas F Joyce Dr John H Bannon and several local druggists. The case stems from disputed city and state billing and oversight disputes with the board of overseers of the poor.
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John H. Greer
James H. Sullivan
John J. Sullivan
Albert E. Roy
Dr. Lewis
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Leonard
Kane
Lewis
Hammond
M. F Sullivan
Overseers of the Poor
Ward
James H
Oak
White Streets
Thomas F. Joyce
Board of Overseers
Tie
Lawrence
Lynn
Bannon
Board of Overseers of
Essex and
Pemberton Streets
John J. Forrest
Hampshire Streets
Broadway
Valley Streets
John H. Cronin
Cedar Street
W. J. Duffy
Cross and
Holly Streets
John F. O’sullivan
South Union Street
N. E. Miville
Board of Aldermen
Lodge Aims to Front Philippine Tariff Bill in Senate
Washington January 26 Senate leaders have no major measures this week as the Philippine tariff bill led by Senator Lodge dominates plans The Ways and Means Committee opens hearings on reducing war revenue taxes with beer and tea interests first The Democratic group expected to speak early includes Carmack Money Teller Culberson Turner Patterson Jones Bacon and Nelson seeks to push amendments and create a department of commerce during the week if possible
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
United States
Rep. Long
Kansas
Senate
Lodge
Friends of the
Philippine
Carmack
Money, Teller
Culberson
Turner
Patterson
Jones
Arkansas
Bacon
Nelson
Department of Commerce
Wedding of Lord Stavordale and Lady Helen Vane-Tempest-Stewart
London reports the marriage at St Peter’s Eaton Square of Lord Stavordale and Lady Helen Vane-Tempest-Stewart. Archbishop Alexander officiated, Lord Londonderry gave away the bride, with a packed church and a Londonderry House reception. Gifts valued at about $1.7 million.
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London
Lord Stavordale
Earl of Ilchester
Helen Vane-Tempest-Stewart
Marquis of Londonderry
St. Peter’s Church
Eaton Square
All Ireland
William Alexander
Armagh
Lord Londonderry
Londonderry House
Gen Hobart Dead Last survivor of constitution era dies
Gen Har rison Hobart, a founder of the Wisconsin constitutional convention and a member of the original five who planned the famous oss tunnel with Libby prison escape, died of old age at the Soldiers' Home hospital. Born in Ashburnham Massachusetts, he graduated Dartmouth in 1843 and moved to Wisconsin in 1846 to practice law. He served in the territorial legislature and was the first state senator from his district.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harrison
Hobart
Oss
Libby
Ashburnham
Mass
Dartmouth College
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Washington
National Liberal party formed in Cincinnati
The National Liberal party organized in Cincinnati with delegates from across the country. The new constitution calls for separation of church and state, abolition of chaplains in the army and navy and other public bodies, tax on church property, and end to Sabbath observance. It merges Free Thinkers and is more political than the American Secular union.
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Cincinnati
National Liberal Party
American Secular Union
Cafebria powder promise of quick relief
An advertisement touts Cafebria powder as a cure for headaches promising hours of relief. It claims the product is warranted and available at all druggists.
For Sale Two Story Tenement House With Land
For sale an extra good two-story two-tenement house with five rooms and bath in each unit, front and back, on a large land lot along the electrics line, priced at 2100 with payment terms to suit. Also a six room well repaired house with barn, henhouse, shed, 18000 feet of land, five apple trees, near electrics in city limits, priced at 950. T Elliott at 64 Central St.
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Central St
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Parker
Coal S Wood A Company
Lowell Gas Light Company
Prescott Street
Lowell
GC. B. Coburn & 60
Market Street
Ely
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Street
Worcester
Merchants’ Association
Callender
William Henry Irving Hayes
Hayes
Committee On
Tremont Trust Company
Lowell Pawnbrokers
Barre Library Association
State House
Wolcott
Lowell Opera House
Klaw & Erlanger Opera CO
Jerome Sykes
Smith & DeKoven
Foxy Quiller
Klaw & Erlanger Orchestra
Sig. A. D. Noveilis
Veille DU Jour Des
James K. Hackett
Victor Mapes
Don Caesars
Luesday
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Carlsbad
Groveland School
Roxbury
Hair Store
Merrimack St
Opera House
MR. Herbert Kelcey
Cook,taylor & Co
Hooper Knitting Co
Capitol
Senator Lodge
P.f.dewine
Helen Vane- Tempest-Stewart
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Branch Grocery
Middlesex St
MR. Young Himself
Hildreth
the Central Savings Bank
Monnay
The
Central Savings Bank
First National Bank
Clarence W. Wuippen
Treas
Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
Citizen
SAVOY
Donovans
James and
Fanny
Frank Jones
Erkos
Lillian Walton
Robie
Kniskerboskers
Bohemia
Great Singers
J. D. Willman
Fred Robert
Osmond Long
James Bastow
Hans Borjes
Maud Huntington Benjamin
Wilfred Kershaw
Chelmsford ST. F. B. Church
Canton Pawtucket
Star Course
L.o. O. F. Temple
Hawthorne Concert Comedy Company and Concert Company
Winslow
W.T.S. Bartlett
Lowell Mutual
Oa Central St
J. c. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
W. C. Hingeley
Saizee
W. EB. Potter
W. E. Potter & Son
Hildreth Building
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