Peruna praised by medical examiner and doctor
R L Llewellyn Jordan former medical examiner and West Point graduate cites Peruna as a superior systemic catarrh remedy. Dr A Morgan of Indianapolis endorses its herbal composition, noting its safety, lack of narcotics, and long term curative effects for catarrh, female troubles, and convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Llewellyn Jordan
U.S. Treasury Department
Columbia College
West Point
Peruna
A. Morgan
Gaterstreet
Indianapolis
Ind
Crawford Defends In Satchel Contract Conspiracy Trial
Former deputy auditor William G. Crawford testified he never visited Machen in the auditor's office while facing accusations of conspiracy with August W. Machen and George E. Lorenz over a government contract for letter carriers satchels. Defense witnesses praised his character as trial details emerged about partnerships and expected strap supplies tied to the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William G. Crawford
Post Office Department
August W. Machen
George E. Lorenz
Crawford
Justice White
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Hagner
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Machen
Postal Lock & Device Company
Lorenz
Polk
Postal Device & Lock Company
Dissolution Between Norway and Sweden Viewed as Inevitable
Copenhagen dispatch reports that Norwegian and Swedish separation is seen as inevitable. The Storthing is expected to adopt resolutions soon that would dethrone the king. Norwegians claim the king suspended his rights by vetoing the Stockholm law and by remaining away from Norway. A new responsible government would govern in the king’s name in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Storthing
Stockholm
First speeding sentences under new law in New York
In New York on June 6, Henri Roger and Jos Ferndanz were jailed five days and fined $50 each in the court of special sessions. Justice McKeon announced future offenders would receive jail time as well as a fine, with a maximum six months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henri Roger
Jos
Ferndanz
Justice McKeon
Court of Special Sessions
McKeon
Georgie Steamship Runs Aground Near New York Channel
The freight steamer Georgie of the White Star line ran aground just after 6 p m on the west edge of the main ship channel about a mile north of the southwest spit. The vessel does not appear badly grounded and should float off soon with the rising tide. No passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgie
Georgic
White Star Line
Lowest Rates to Denver and Colorado Springs by Nickel Plate
Epworth League and Eagles conventions prompt limited time fares to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with return options. Tickets sold at specific dates with return limits and full route details available from L P Burgess N E P A Old South Building Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Epworth League
Eagles
L. P. Burgess
Old South Bldg
Boston
Mass
Dickson's Tea Store Advertises High Grade Teas
An excerpt notes that gold dollars cannot be bought for 50 cents while high grade teas from Dickson's Tea Store at 68 Merrimack Street are described as well worth the price. A quoted line from Puck discusses labor unions and an eight hour law, with comment on a course deemed unsatisfactory to unions. The passage reflects period satire and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson's Tea Store
Merrimack Street
Puck
Mi o na Health Remedy Promises Digestive Strength
An advertisement urgesMi o na tablets to strengthen the stomach and digestive organs before meals to restore natural weight and health. It claims the remedy grants lasting vigor and lists a 50 cent price per box with Ellingwood Co as the distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Piano Recital by Hamer Pupils Delights City vestry audience
The pupils of Mr. G F Hamer performed a high quality pianoforte recital in the First Trinitarian church vestry. A large audience praised the sharp technique and sympathetic interpretation, with Mr Warren Reid singing bass solos to warm encores. The program featured many young, accomplished players and a wide range of classical pieces. A separate violin recital by Mr Mark Pease followed at 159 Smith Street, with varied selections including Berio t and Puccini era works.
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G. F. Hamer
First Trinitarian Church
Warren Reid
Hamer
Reid
Moszkowski
Ruth L. Sawyer
Lucy Fish
Ape Heller
Homer
Mark Pease
The Opera House Closes Local Stock Company Season
Lowellares will bid farewell Saturday as the Opera House stock company ends its ten week run early Miss Fletcher collapses and can not continue after this week The cast will receive thanks with Huntington offering autographed photos to each lady on lower floor souvenir night The packed theatre enjoyed the play Moths despite light rain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Huntington
Debating Club Discusses Russia Peace Terms
In the Benjamin Franklin Debating Club last evening the question Should Russia Sue for Terms of Peace was debated. The affirmative led by John H. Murphy and James F. Riley faced Charles Hart and Duncan Kelly on the negative, with the judges awarding the decision to the affirmative. E Parsons served as critic offering suggestions. Members look forward to upcoming outings as the months pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Messrs
John H. Murphy
James F. Riley
Charles Hart
Duncan Kelly
E. Parsons
Boy Strayed in Boston Reunited With Mother
Ten year old John Coyle wandered away from home yesterday and was taken into custody by Boston police. His mother will travel to the Hub this morning to reclaim her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coyle
Boston
Regular meeting of Ww. Co. T. U. set for June 8
The regular business meeting will be held Thursday June 8 at 30 p.m. in rooms 145 Merrimack Street. Full attendance is requested by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Co. T. U
Merrimack Street
Doans Ointment Wins Lowell Reader Endorsement for Skin Itch
A Lowell resident testifies that Doan's Ointment cured years of eczema and itching skin. Mrs. William L. Clark praises its relief after six years of use and urges others to try the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. sells it in the United States for 50 cents per jar. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Lowell
William L. Clark
Stackpole Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
All-Russian zemstvo congress defies prohibition aims at peace
Moscow reports say delegates including mayors from 25 large cities push for convocation of a zemsky sobor to decide peace or war. Morning and afternoon sessions proceed with police refrain, though a private meeting was held due to crowd. By June 7 reports, telegraph links to Moscow were cut and police disruption rumors circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Zemstvyo
Congress
Zemsky Sopor
St. Petersburg
Zemstvo
Associated Press
Funeral planned for General Henry Van Ness Boynton
Washington reports Gen Boynton to be honored with full military funeral at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 11. President Roosevelt may attend if possible. War Department orders cavalry escort and artillery caisson for burial from church to grave. Gridiron Club to attend in a body and record a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew S. Burst
Carmen
Tweedale
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Roosevelt
Henry van Ness Boynton
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
War Department
Fort Meyer
Gridiron Club
Boynton
Warmbad Capture Report Questioned In Swakopmund
Swakopmund, German Southwest Africa, June 6. No confirmation has arrived of a London agency report that Warmbad, in the colony’s south, was captured by insurgent natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swakopmund
German Southwest Africa
London
Warmbad
A Good Suggestion on Using Chamberlain’s Remedy
Lemon City resident C B Wainwright writes manufacturers that dissolving Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in very hot water speeds relief for stomach pains colic and cholera morbus. He claims the effect is doubled in rapidity and says it reaches the bright spot instantly. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon City
Fla
Chamberlain
French Dog Attacks Persist as Club Elects Officers
In Centralville, Edmour Foisy, 12, was bitten on the thigh by a large Newfoundland near French and Kirk, drawing blood and swelling. J. A. Foisy’s son may have been bitten by the same dog that struck James J. Gaffney on French street earlier. The French Street incident spurred the new Club Social de Centralville to elect officers and plan a gala social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmour Foisy
J. A. Foisy
James J. Gaffney
French Street
French
Kirk Streets
Young Foisy
Club Social hosts lively smoke talk and whist contest
The Club Social de Pawtucketville enjoyed an evening of socializing with a spirited whist contest between its two teams, ending in a win for Team 1. Newlyweds Mr. Wilfrid Savoie and Miss Odile Nolin wed at St. Joseph's Church, with a nup tial mass led by Rev Fr Am yot. A postponed lawn party for St. Joseph's parish charity will proceed this afternoon, weather permitting. D. D. Marleau returns to Gumb granite works as foreman after two years in Manitoba. Pierre Paradis sells his Little Canada wood yard and express shop to a man named Bisson. Mrs. Edmond Berger and son Emile travel to Cedar Hill, Quebec for a four-month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Social de
Pawtucketville
Wilfrid Savoie
Odile Nolin
St. Joseph’s Church
Amyot
Denise Martin
Pierre Savoie
Alexandre Charette
St. Joseph's Parish
D. D. Marleau
Gumb Brothers
Manitoba
Messrs. Gumb
Pierre Paradis
Express
Little Canada
Bisson
Small Boy Charged With Assault and Battery
Philip Tibbets a 12 year old city resident was arrested yesterday in Lawrence on a warrant for assault and battery. He left the city weeks ago and previously threw bricks at a ragman named Dinerman causing head wounds. Brought to Lowell last night by Inspector John Walsh, he is described as incorrigible, recently from the truant school where he served two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Tibbets
Lawrence
Phil
Lowell
Little Street
Joseph Dinerman
Philip
John Walsh
Trustees Defer Action On Heresy Charges At Boston Univ
Boston date June 6 trustees of Boston university vote to defer until September action on charges of heresy against Prof Hinckley G Mitchell of the theological faculty and his reappointment. A committee of trustees will continue to direct the case, delaying action until near the next bishops meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston University
Hinckley G. Mitchell
Committee of Trustees
Board of Bishops
Patrick J Hanway dies in Brooklyn at 59
New York June 6 Patrick J Hanway former editor and publisher of the Brooklyn Standard and editor of the Vigilant an insurance publication died at his Brooklyn home from typhoid fever He was 59 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick J. Hanway
The
Brooklyn Standard
Vigilant
Brooklyn
Injured man fatally crushed while boarding moving train
Terence F. McGrath aged 42 of Brookline was fatally injured in Providence when boarding a moving train bound for Boston. He slipped, fell under the wheels, and had his left leg crushed. Amputation was performed at Rhode Island hospital, but officials feared he would not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Terence F. McGrath
Brookline
Boston
McGrath
Rhode Island
Court Orders Stillings to Turn Over Funds to Receiver
Boston June 6 A supreme court order directs George E Stillings to deliver 15642 to Burton P Gray receiver of the preferred Mercantile Company of Boston. The money was reportedly held after a contempt hearing before James D Colt and of which Gray filed the petition that led to the order. The receiver says the funds were deposited in the First National and American National banks and that Stillings refused to deliver them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Preferred Mercantile Company of
Loring
Supreme Court
George E. Stillings
Burton P. Gray
Stillings
James D. Colt
Gray
Colored Ducks for Outing Skirts and Children's Dresses
Remnants of Cocheco duck fabric sold at 8 cents a yard, described as open weave Leary round thread with strength and body like duck. Available in plain colors navy black brown white ecru and figured polka dots. Basement A G Pollard & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
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United States Treasury
Llewellyn Jordan
United States Treasury Department
Young's
Copenhagen
Christiana
National Tidende
Narcissus
Dorothy Harris
Mr. Held
Weeeee Bohm
Earl R. Kimball
Eeeees Smith
Agneu
Smith Marion H. Clogston
Nevin Veronica Rediker
Mr. Hamer
Bohm
Marjorie Wadleigh
G. E. Coburn
Chopin Marion H. Clogston
Twickingham Town
Marzial
Haynes
Seseeee Smith
Valse Brillante
Chopin Veronica Rediker
Marguerite Valse
Godard
Marion H. Clogston
Sandler
Faure
Elizabeth Reagan
Pleyel
James Gilmore
James Bérnstine
Hermann
Willie Lees
Tara
Willie Kirby
Ethel Sharrow
Lampe
Lester Sargent
Arthur Lavergne
Albion Pihl
Esther Pihl
F. C. Perry
Cavalleria Rusticana
L. E. Baldwin
Alps
Irine White
Mr. Pease
Papini
Barcarolle
Esther Pint
Ale Watic
de Beriot
Arthur Iauieie
Ale Vauig
Waltz
Loveland
Holzman
Nocturne
the Opera House
Benjamin Franklin Debating Club
Temys
Patience
Gen. Boynton
Mellin
St. Louis
Mellin’s Food CO
Boston, Mass
Edmour
Club Social
Les Artisans
Club Social de Centralville
Foisyhall
Alphonse Dalphond
Edmond Traversy
J. A. Trudel
E. George Pedneault
Rosario Lucier
Adelard Larose
Joseph Payette
Ferdinand Meri~neau
Eudoviste Barrette
St. Andre
Canada
Louis Beauchesne
Executive Council
Montreal
Beauchesne
Maxime Lepine
Massachusetts
Upper Merrimack
Moody and
Ford Streets
New Moody Street
Bridge
St. Jean Baptist Church
Notre-Dame
Edmond Berger
Emile
Cedar Hill, Que
Albert
Targe
F. W. Lord
Oxford
Dr. Albert
F. Brock
Roxbury
Albert Chemical Co
Albert Chemical
Diss CO
Falis & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
Lowell Opera House
Mr. Huntington
Eliot Church
Sidney R. Fleet
Lowell and
Nashua
Lowell Philharmonic Orchestra
Caroline Cutler
Nano M. Gallagher
Michael J. Dwyer
Willard Flint
Steinert’s
King’s
Grunewald’s
Boulger Shoe Store
Central Street
Strawberry Festival and Entertainment
ST. Paul’shurch—Yard ST
ST. Anne’s Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Courier
Cirzen
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