The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Cure
A man from an Eastern city describes chronic stomach trouble and kidney heart issues eased by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He notes improved appetite sleep and vigor after two weeks and credits the remedy with aiding digestion and nourishing the nerves and body rather than relying on tonics. The ad claims the tablets digest food regardless of stomach condition and are stocked widely.
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Pillar
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Yellow Fever Research Shifts Founding Cause Rules
Washington reports Surgeon General Wyman cites Vera Cruz work suggesting the yellow fever germ is animal in origin and may be transmitted by mosquitoes but does not arise in them. The Pan American congress and subsequent investigations have challenged earlier mosquito origin claims. A private report to Wyman is pending and Vera Cruz observers will publish a full detailed later.
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Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Yellow Fever Institute
Vera Cruz
Parker
Saranelli
Sternberg
Rosenau
Public Health Bureau
Pan-American Medical Congress
Havana
Surg
Reed
Army
Surg. Reed
Boards of Health
New York City
Unknown man found on raft near Stafford Pond
A man aged about 25 to 30 was found dead on a small raft near Stafford Pond in Fall River. He had a bullet wound to the brain, a revolver clenched in his right hand, and was wearing a black sack coat and striped trousers. Coins, a gold ring with four diamonds, cartridges, cuff links, and a leather purse bearing a brass plate with the name G. or Y. Brenna were found on him.
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Fall River
Stafford Pond
G. Or Y. Brenna
Missing Ex-Rep Minihan Sparks Mexico Interest
Former Cambridge grocer Cornelius Minihan is missing and rumored to have gone to Mexico. Creditor demands and charges for alleged revenue-law violations accompany his disappearance. He lost his House seat two years ago over naturalization fraud, serving a year in the city jail. Next Friday marks Merriack Clothing Co opposite City Hall ninth anniversary. open that evening to show goods.
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Boston
Cornelius Minihan
Cambridge
Mexico
Minihan
House of Correction
Merriack Clothing Company
City Hall
Merrimack Clothing Company
Adirondack Arrives Kingston as Colombia Crisis Deepens
The Adirondack reports ongoing fighting near Santa Marta Colombia with government forces clashing with revolutionists who control the town rear. They describe railway destruction, burned bridges, sacked banana districts, and blocked communications causing severe suffering and halted fruit cargo plans. United Fruit says all lines of contact are cut, urging the navy to dispatch a gunboat as private messages reference escalating trouble from Agent Carr at Santa Marta.
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Kingston
Atlas Line
Adirondack
Santa Marta
Colombia
New York
Boston
United Fruit Company
Agent Carr
Jamaica
Navy Department
Congregationalists Demand Education Bill Withdrawal
London delegates at Glasgow unanimously back Alfred S. Huttons resolution condemning the education bill and urging government to withdraw or seek national vote. They warn members to refuse to pay rates if the bill is forced through. Mack Clothing Company advertises evening display opposite City Hall. Republicans caucuses nominate Edwards Cheney for senator.
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London
Congregational Union of
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Glasgow
Alfred S. Hutton
M. P
Congregational Union
Fletcher and Grimes Battle For Third Term in Massachusetts
Ayer September 23. In the district from Reading to Ashby Senator Hubert E. Fletcher contends for a third term amid strong opposition from James Wilson Grimes of Reading. Grimes supporters argue a turn to his end of the district is due, while Fletcher backers cite chairmanship roles on street railways and mercantile affairs and potential state committee work as reasons for re election. The contest will unfold in the party convention.
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Ayer
Hubert E. Fletcher
Westford
Reading
Ashby
Dunstable
Hudson
Fletcher
Herbert J. Harwood
Littleton
George J. Burns
James Wilson Grimes
Grimes
Sixth
Middlesex
George Sanderson
Moses P. Palmer
Groton
Frank Patch
Boxboro
Catholic Young Men's National Convention Opens in Hartford
In Hartford on September 23 the Catholic Young Men's National union began its annual convention with a pontifical mass at St. Joseph's Cathedral attended by 150 delegates. Bishop Tierney presided with EB H Wall and several priests assisting. A sermon by Rt. Rev. William O'Brien followed as the first session opened at Foot Guard hall.
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Hartford
Conn
Catholic Young Men’s National Union
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Tierney
EB. H. Wall
D. D
New York
B. J. Bogan
Rahway
N. J
J. T. Murphy
Peabody
Mass
T. S. Luiggan
J. F. Quinn
M. Hayes
William O'Brien
Pardow
Non union miners waylaid and shot in Pa incident
Scranton case reports Charles and Bert London, workers at Lackawanna colliery in Oliphant, were ambushed by a mob near Throop. Stones used first, then shots. Bert London wounded twice in the thigh and Charles once in the leg. They are in Lackawanna hospital and expected to recover.
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Scranton
Charles
Bert London
Lackawanna
Oliphant
Throop
Bert
Lackawanna Hospital
Receiver appointed for American Electric Vehicle Co in New Jersey
Newark N J September 23 Vice Chancellor Emery signed an order appointing Charles J Coe of Jersey City as receiver for the American Electric Vehicle Company a New Jersey corporation with 6 000 000 authorized capital The application states president George T Lister declined two notes aggregating 30 000 due August 5 and September 15 last The company assets are fixed at over 57 000
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Newark
N. J
Emery
Charles J. Coe
Jersey City
American Electric Vehicle Company
New Jersey
George T. Lister
Deckhand Injured As Skull Fracture Reported In Fall River
John Hughes a deckhand on the Staples Coal company's barge Strafford is at Union hospital with a fractured skull and other injuries. Found beside a track in Fall River by an electric car crew, he claimed an assault but clues do not support his statement.
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Fall River
John Hughes
Staples Coal Company
Strafford
Union Hospital
New Bedford Electric
Scenic Autumn Hudson River Trip From Boston to New York City
The Boston and Maine railroad promotes a October excursion through the Hoosac Valley and Hudson region to New York City. Travelers pass through Cambridge Waltham Concord Williamstown Albany and the Hudson shores aboard special trains and the Adirondack steamer with optional overnight stays and return tickets via Fall River steamers. The trip showcases the Berkshire Hills Adirondacks Catskills and historic river towns with autumn foliage as a highlight.
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Hoosac
Deerfield
Berkshire Hills
Hudson River
Boston
Cambridge
Waltham
Concord
Hoosac Mountain
Hoosac Tunnel
Greylock
Taconic Range
Berkshires
Williamstown
Williams College
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Capitol
Irving
Cooper
Palisades
Catskill Mountains
Rip van Winkle
Adirondacks
Fiskill
Poughkeepsie
West Point
Newburgh
Cornwall
Hudson
New York City
Boseton & Maine Railroad
Adirondack
New York
Fall River Line
Warren Street
Illness Explained Delays Adelphi Show With Cash Shortage
London reports McKee Rankin, manager for Nance O'Neil, says the Adelphi theatre closing stemmed from a cash shortfall rather than illness. He estimates $20,000不足 to cover all claims as supernumeraries seek wages. A theatrical clique is blamed for the financial failure while Miss O'Neil contemplates a month at Palace Music Hall.
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London
McKee Rankin
Nance O'Neil
Adelphi Theatre
Elizabeth
Giacometti
England
Miss O'Neil
Adelphi
Satti
O'Neil
Palace Music Hall
Plummer Bribery Trial Advances In Portland Hearing
The Plummer bribery case continued as Frank D. Ford testified about a hidden liquor cache and profits from protection money. Callahan, manager of an express company, said he collected 281 from parties for protection and relayed funds to Ford and Plummer. Witnesses described routes to protected taverns and seizures, with tense exchanges about perjury and duties before the grand jury.
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Callahan
Express
Ford
Portland
Chas. A. Plummer
Frank D. Ford
C. P. Mattocks
Plummer
Pearson
Stackpole
Frank Tones Brewery
Gen. Mattocks
Whitehouse
Michael J. Callahan
Boston
Mr. Callahan
Swett’s
Feeney’s
Farrell's
Stone’s
Leach
Mt Gide
John J. Feeney
William H. Farrel
May Plummer
Ronney
Bonney
West Indian Situation Calls Coghlan to Washington
Rear Admiral Joseph B Coghlan, second in command on the North Atlantic station, is summoned to Washington to discuss the West Indies situation before leaving for the Caribbean aboard the Olympia. The navy department says no immediate plan to send Olympia to the isthmus, but she will be sent to a central point to monitor developments in turbulent border republics. The tensions between Great Britain and Venezuela threaten new complications in Venezuela and Haiti unrest could erupt at any moment.
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Washington
Joseph B. Coghlan
North Atlantic
West Indies
Olympia
Navy Department
Caribbean
Great Britain
Venezuela
Haiti
York County Treasurer Charged With Embezzlement
York Pa September 23 County Treasurer William O Thompson arrested on ten charges for embezzling county funds totaling about 73576 bail set at 50000 he waived a hearing and will go directly to the October grand jury Merrimack Clothing announces ninth anniversary opening Friday September 26 inviting public Blatz Beer advertised at American House near City Hall
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York
William O. Thompson
Thompson
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Merrimack Street
Harrison
G. B. Coburk
P.F. Devine
Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
Congregationalists
Edwards Cheney
Lowell
Ring’s
Fletcher and Grimes
Catholic Young Men’s National Convention
Hoosac Country
A. ¢. Weston
Stickney & Smith’s
Tremont Street
Coghlan
Blatz Beer
Beecham
A. G. Pollard & CO
McCalls
McCall's
McCall
McCall’s Bazaar
McCall's Bazaar
Bazaar of Fashions
McCall’s Magazine
New York Cloak & Suit Co
Sracer
Weil
Lowell Gas Light CO
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