Visit to Louisiana's Lazaretto Described by Rev Mulhane
Rev L W Mulhane recounts a visit to Louisiana's leper home at White Castle, run by Sisters of Charity. He records the journey across the Mississippi, the lepers and staff, the chapel rites, the lilting mass, and the emotional farewell as he joins a boat departure signal and leaves with memories of the afflicted.
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L. W. Mulhane
Donahoe's
Louisiana
Sisters of Charity
Beatrice
St. John’s Hospital
Fr. Mulhane
Cuba
Indian
Hawaii
Philippines
Dyer
New Orleans
Crescent City
Texas and Pacific
White Castle
Mississippi
Rome
Heaven
Darky
Massa
White House
St. Vincent de Paul
Lower
Old Bay
Blessed Sacrament
Robert Louis Stevenson
Sherman
Maj
Joseph Dutton
Damien
Molokai
Isle
Daughters of Charity
Pierce
Colonel Bowie
Brennan
Texas
Father Brennan
Lazaretto
Abbot Establishes Wagon Record at Charter Oak Park
Hartford sept 7 The grand circuit meeting closed at Charter Oak park with the day’s feature a 2 14 trot six heats won by Onward Silver while Fred Wedgewood led the 2 20 pace in three straight heats. The Abbot driven by Geers set a wagon record 2 05 1 2 beating Lucille’s 1897 2 09 1 4. Pools sold all week amid celebration and spirited competition among numerous horses and drivers.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Fred Wedgewood
George
Lucille
Cleveland
Abbot
Geers
Jupe
Admiral
Lady Belle
King of
Rice
Paul Revere
Garth
Pelle Colley
Clark
Red Seal
Snow
Sclavonic
Cheney
Concord Fair Ends With Moonlit Balloon Ascension
Concord New Hampshire September seventh closes the first annual Concord state fair, hailed as the most successful of its kind in state history. About one thousand spectators witnessed four horse races won by favorites as times ranged around 2.2 minutes for trots and 2.13 for bicycle races with handicaps.
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Enterprise
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Stevens
Danville
Chg
Isabel
Ro G
Cook
Br H
Marston
Autumn Vacation Tours From Boston to Gettysburg and Washington
Under the personally conducted tour system of the Pennsylvania Railroad a tour to Gettysburg Luray and Washington departs Boston September 14 at a rate of 35 dollars. A longer tour to Gettysburg Blue mountains Luray Shenandoah Valley Roanoke Natural Bridge Old Point Comfort Richmond Arlington Mt. Vernon and Washington is priced at 75 dollars with October departure. Itinerary of D N Bell tourist agent 205 Washington street Boston.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gettysburg
Luray
Washington
Boston
Blue Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Roanoke
Natural Bridge
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Arlington
Mt. Vernon
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
A Woman's View on Bryan and His Oat Crop Profit
A remark questions how Bryan's oat crop profit relates to his fitness for the presidency, suggesting the matter is too large for a woman to fully grasp. The tone signals gendered commentary about political judgment and candidate evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
United States
Peabody Urges Gold Standard Renewal and Strong Navy Trade
Henry W. Peabody argues for the gold standard, warns against silver, and advocates congressional action to strengthen U S maritime commerce. He cites past coinage history, praises McKinley era prosperity, warns Bryan could trigger panic, and calls for a robust merchant marine and government subsidies to revive American shipowning and international trade.
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Ae W. Peabody & Co
Boston
York
Britain
Eurek
Africa
Australasia
Indi
Philippines
China
Japan
Mexico
Central
South America
Peabody
Salem
Mass
Henry W. Peabody & Co
Henry W. Peabody
Republican Congress
Bryan
United States
Congress
Kansas City
Partes
Bryat
McKinley
Mr. Peabody
Treasury
Guam
Porto Rico
Cuba
Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Paris
St. Paul
St. Louis
McKinley Administration Stakes and Senate Endorsement
The piece argues that Republican rule has expanded American trade and naval power, praising McKinley’s handling of the Spanish War and the Philippines while warning that Bryan’s inexperience could threaten financial stability and national leadership. It endorses continued Republican leadership for stable governance and self government for new territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars and Stripes
Spain
McKinley
Philippines
Bryan
Old Story as Cincinnati Beats Boston in Ninth
In Boston, September 7, Cincinnati rallied in the ninth on a single a double walk and a passed ball to win 6 to 5 over Boston. Attendance 1000. Other NL games saw Brooklyn and Pittsburgh tied 6-6 in darkness, and Philadelphia and Chicago tied 6-6 in darkness after ninth-inning calls.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Abrich Pone Barrett
Sense Irwin
Steinfeldt
Beckley
McBriders
Breitenstein
Quinn
Kahoe
Phillippi P Peitz
Ingweon
Hamilton
Long
Stahl
Tenney
Collins
Duffy
Lowe
Clarke Ceee
Willis P
Dineen P . Barry
Sullivan
Philips
Barrett
McBride
Clarke
Philippi
Willis
Phillippi
Newton
Dineen
pire—Snyder
Kenwood Heater Benefits Highlighted at Office Visit
The Kenwood requires no boiler though it may be used with one if preferred. An inspection of the heater in operation at our office will clearly show its many advantages.
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Lowell
BR. Williams
Dingster
Fred
Wedgewood
Fred S. Wilkes
McHenry
McKenney
Gentry
Os Rosalet
Dick Lee
Lyman
Br G
Snyder
Argo
Aberdeen
Iris O
McCall
Blondie
Foote
Dot ‘Miller
McDon
Ds Dreamer
Bik
Garald
Almonedo
Red Wilkes
Carpenter
Baron Belt
Quinton
Brandy Wine
Demorest
Timber Lake
Hudson
Lady Novetta
Bowne
Anhauser
O'Neil
Tip T
Chy Man
Deds X. L
B G
Pratt
Arta
Concord Fair
Lissa Bee
Middleby
Fannie Roce
Wellesley
Leland H
Gillis
Marton
Miss Barbee
Pastor Ch G
Otterson
Dan Westland
Dore
Ida G
Nicholson
Burr Patch
Ch G
Gardner
Minnie Russell
Blk
Gracey
Bryan Wilkes
Durland
Pence
Popo
Minnie Corwin
B m
Wood
Speedwell
Bailey
Sampson
Burnham
Plusnone
Nellie Almont
Br m
Berry
Redka
Ch S
McGahan
R. H. Atkinson
Tilton
Geo. W. Casey
T. S. Murphy
Claude Hamilton
The
Cosmographic Co
Johnson
Johnson & CO
Fasten
Providence
Worcester
Mapaedt
Maine
Lincoln Wharf
Popham Beach
Bath
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Boothbay Harbor
Brunswick
Lewiston
Auburn
Couso Island
Frederick A. Jones
Quincy
Merrimack Steent
Pendance
Harvard
T. H. Boyle & GO
Taylor Roofing CO
Humphrey
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ailla A. Austin
Charles M. Williams
Lowell Daily Courier
Charles J.mcintire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Asst. Register
Ocean House
Hampton Beach, N. H
Exeter, Hampton and Amesbury Street Railway Co
Cape Ann
Isles of Shoals
Boar’s Head
Lawrénce
Haverhill
Amesbury
Newburyport
Exeter
Rye Beach
Portsmouth
Dover
Hampton
W. B. Chipman
Hampton, N. H
Bray
All Human
Price
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Courier-Citizen Building
Kenwood
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