Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Proof of Realty in Testimonials
An advertisement argues Pyramid Pile Cure cures long standing piles without surgery. It cites a thousand dollar test for genuineness, notes testimonials come from grateful sufferers, and claims relief at a small price. It includes a testimonial from Wm. Lichtenwalter of Canton, Ohio and directs readers to write Pyramid Drug Co. for more information.
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Pyramid Pile Cure
Wm. Lichtenwalter
Cantona
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Butler Statue Petition Favored by Hayes Group
Special Legislative Correspondence from Boston reports a favorable committee disposition on Rep. Hayes and colleagues petitioning for a Butler statue. The piece also recounts the Prince Henry of Prussia visit to the Massachusetts Legislature, with ceremonies, introductions, and applause from officials and spectators.
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Rep. Hayes
Butler
Boston
Prince Henry
Loute
Myers
Davis
Kayes
Lowell
Skerrett
House
Committee On
New Bedford and Onset Street Railway Company
Buswell
Methuen
Mann
Senate
Soule
W. Murray Crane
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Gov. Crane
Speaker Myers
House of Representatives
Royal
Pres. Soule
Robiey D. Evans
Crane
Jarvis T
Executive Chamber
W. 8S. Barr
Co. G
Naval Brigade
Lieut. Dexter
Admiral Evans
Memorial Hall
The Starvation Plan Is Useless For Dyspepsia
A magazine style medical critique denounces starvation dieting for indigestion and promotes Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets as effective, safe aid. It argues ample nutritious food with tablets digestion is possible even when stomach function is poor, citing Dr. Harlandson and Dr. Redwell and recommending daily use after meals.
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Stuart
Harlandson
Redwell
Statues and tax bills move in House reports
In today’s House session committee reports include leave to withdraw Ezra Huntington’s petition for a Roger Williams statue in Boston. A Hayes petition seeks a state house grounds statue for Gov. Butler. Roberts and Osgood dissented on some items. A new draft on the poll tax supplementary assessments bill and a joint judiciary taxation room refurnishment were considered.
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State House
Ezra Huntington
Boston
Roger Williams
William HH. IL Hayes
B. F. Butler
Messrs. Roberts
Reading
Osgood
Hopedale
Agricul
Sheep Protection Bill Pleads Petition by Ward
A bill on petition of Charles E Ward seeks protection for flocks from dogs. The measure outlines penalties and enforcement details, aiming to reduce livestock losses and safeguard farmers livelihoods. The proposal accompanies related agricultural oversight provisions and awaits committee review.
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Ture
Charles E. Ward
Senate Bills On Banks Parks And Water Supply
The Senate engrossed measures include separating national and savings banks, enabling probation officers to report to prison commissioners, allowing the Royal Arcanum supreme council to admit members aged 18 to 21, exempting Winthrop from park costs, authorizing land sale or exchange in Malden for public park use, permitting Williamsburg to raise water supply, and incurring related indebtedness.
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Superior Court
Commissioners of Prisons
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Winthrop
Malden
Williamsburg
Death of Signor Antonio Farini Music Teacher in New Orleans
Boston reports the death of Signor Antonio Farini in New Orleans on Tuesday. A Milan native and son of Count Farini, he fled Italy after a duel, then rose as a noted baritone under Max Strakosch in Havana and Europe. He later taught voice to Emma Abbott, Minnie Hauck, Toranne, Frederi and others, while also being a linguist fluent in 12 languages.
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Boston
Signor
Antonio Farini
New Orleans
Milan
Italy
Count Farini
Interior
Max Strakosch
Havana
Patti
Europe
America
Emma Abbott
Minnie Hauck
Toranne
Frederi
Seven rescued from smoke in Eddy and Dyer street fire
Providence authorities report seven people nearly suffocated by smoke after a morning fire gutted a dwelling at Eddy and Dyer streets. Police and firemen endured danger to rescue the unconscious occupants. all are expected to recover.
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Providence
R. I
Eddy
Dyer Streets
Rhode Island Medical Society Backs Vaccination
Providence March 6 The Rhode Island Medical Society met in this city and after discussion on preventing smallpox spread adopted a resolution favoring vaccination as currently practiced as a positive protective power against the contagion.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Medical Society
Be in the Dark Lamp Sale at O'Brien Bros
O'Brien Bros announces sale of B. H. nickel plated lamps complete at 31 39 dollars, a good value compared to two dollars. Window display shown at 227 Central Street.
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O’brien Bros
Central Street
Castoria Bears The Kind You Have Always Bought A CotTE
A catalog line notes Castoria the trusted remedy for infants and children, advertised with familiar branding and wording. The snippet emphasizes reliability and longstanding use linked to parental trust and a traditional household remedy.
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Castoria
Rural Free Delivery Bill Debate In Congress
Washington March 6 The House debated the rural free delivery bill and its contract provisions with little enthusiasm Voting for tomorrow was anticipated as speakers Williams Illinois Spight Mississippi favored the measure while Klutz North Carolina Graff Illinois Candler Mississippi Peare Maryland Livingston Georgia Terrell Massachusetts Lattimer North Carolina Irwin Kentucky and Thayer Massachusetts opposed the bill The Senate also discussed the pending shipping bill with Mr Hanna of Ohio delivering a notable speech and praise from colleagues.
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Washington
Senate
Hanna
Ohio
Frye
United States
Bacon
Georgia
Patterson
Colorado
House
Messrs. Williams
Illinois
Spight
Mississippi
Messrs
Klutz
North Carolina
Graff, Miinois
Candler
Peare
Maryland
Livingston
Terrell
Massachusetts
Lattimer
Irwin
Kentucky
Thayer
Protect President Bill Discussed In Senate
Washington March 6 The Senate finished routine business and began debating a bill to protect the President. Senator Bacon argued the measure is grave and may need amendments citing the McKinley assassination while urging caution against unnecessary changes. Pend ing debate, Frye sought a final vote on March 17 at 3 p m on the bill and all amendments.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Frye
Bacon
Judiciary Committee
McKinley
Way Down East at the Opera House Tonight and Tomorrow
Ja ittie Blair Parker’s Way Down East with Jos. R. Grismer elaboration mounts the Opera house tonight and tomorrow matinee and night. The seven month Manhattan run and 427-performances in New York City underline its wide appeal and praise from clergy and teachers. The production features realistic scenery including a famed third act snow storm and a celebrated village choir, with each role cast to fit the character.
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Ja@ittie Blair Parker
Jos. R. Grismer
Opera House
Manhattan Theatre
New York
New York Academy of Music
America
Metropolis
Jos. Grismer
Pretty Silk Waists In New Gibson And Maxim Styles
The store invites buyers to inspect elegant Waists priced at 3.98, 4.98 and 5.75 dollars each. Styles include Gibson and Maxim models in Marie Pau de Soie, Pau de Ciene and Taffeta Silks with colors from 32 to 42.
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Gibson
Maxim
New Wrappers and House Dresses Arrive Today
New stock of wrappers and house dresses featuring pretty patterns and colorings, full skirts and perfect fit. Excellent values offered today at 1.49, 1.75 and 1.98 dollars each.
Molly Pitcher on Stage in City With Kathryn Kidder
Notices describe Kathryn Kidder starring as Molly Pitcher in a Monmouth Battlefield themed production by Glen MacDonald. The New York company tours to the Opera House March 10 with parallel engagements of Toll Gate Inn and vaudeville acts including Lovenberg sisters and Tossing Austins.
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Molly Pitcher
Glen MacDonald
Kathryn Kidder
Monmouth
Fred
Miss Kidder
New York
Opera House
Toll Gate Inn
Langdon McCormick
Hills
Vallys
Vermont
Bennington
William Beach
Poatchie
Lovenberg
Todd-Judge
Kiesel
Austins
Savoy Reopens With Strong Vaudeville Bill in Lowell
After a week of darkness the Savoy reopened to solid crowds for afternoon and evening shows. New managers Grover and Harrington presented a varied program including Faith Collins overture, H Ward and Miss Raymond singing and dancing, Phil H Morton monologue, Laurel trio in Flannigan's Wooing, Morgan and Vass hot air act, John O'Donnell musical number, Patsy and Sadie Branigan comedy Irish dancing, John Harrington dialect mimicry, and the Orvilles acrobatic feats. Remaining shows continue daily with matinees.
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Savoy
Grover
Harrington
Lowell
Faith Collins
H. Ward
Miss Raymond
Phil H. Morton
Laurel
Jack Davis
Elizabeth Laurel
May Littlefield
Flannigan
Morgan
Vass
John O'Donnell
Patsy
Sadie Branigan
John W. Harrington
Orvilles
Vaudeville at Music Hall Delights Audiences This Week
Local audiences praise Manager Dempsey for selecting top vaudeville acts. Jennie Yeamans is favored, and The Smedley Sketch Club plans new sketches. Billy Howar as Happy Hooligan remains popular amid lively week performances.
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Dempsey
Jennie Yeamans
Smedley Sketch Club
Billy Howar
Bimm
Bomm
Billy Howard
Krese
Pee
Catrcus
Tens Kiner
America
Lovenserg
THE
Austins
Slivinski Recital At Colial Hall Tonight
Polish pianist Josef Slivinski appears at Colial Hall under M Steinert and Sons with a program including Bach Liszt pieces and Chopin works. Boston critics praised his Wednesday performance and a sizable local audience is expected for this city concert.
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Col@ial hall
M. Steinert & Sons Company
Josef Slinvinski
Praeludium
J Barcarolli
Tannhauser
Boston
Sliavinski
Second Hand Gas Ranges Offered at Low Prices
Local firm advertises a large stock of second hand gas ranges, many in near new condition, priced very low to attract buyers. The sale emphasizes quantity and affordability, inviting customers to view the range of units available.
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Sen
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Music Hall
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Navarros
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Buckley
Jordan
Welch
Garrity
Charles Falke
Charles Lillian
Nelson
Milledge
Savoy Theatre
Chopin
Lowell Gas Light Co
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Greenwood
Courier-Citizen
Lowell Opera House
Mr. Svs
A. Brady
Lottie Blair Parker
JO. R. Grismer
Deorce H. Brennan
Kathryne Kidder
Glen McDonough
Romanes Toll- Gate - Inn
Imatines
Miss Jennie Yermans
Bim Bombarr
Savoy Theatre Grove
Mars
Malinee
Thurssday
Weill
Marvelo
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Slivinski
Colonial Hall
Stelnway
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Co
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J. C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
P.F. Devine
Merrimack St
Olives
California
G. G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
W. C. Hinckley
Middle Street
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