New Youth Fresh Strength The Kidneys A Vital Link
An advertisement extols Dr Pettingills Kidney-Wort Tablets as a life changing tonic. It asserts kidney health drives overall vitality and cites testimonials from John J Hoag and Francis A Gentry praising energy, debility relief, better appetite and sleep after using the tablets. The copy urges readers to request free advice and try one bottle with a promise of further guidance if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pettingill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Francis A. Gentry
Bedford Ave
Pettingill
Should the American People Sympathize with Russia or Japan
The Post invites readers to argue the question Should the American people sympathize with Russia or Japan with two $5 prizes. Submit a concise, persuasive piece addressed to War Editor of the Post, explaining the stance and supporting reasons. Entries must be original and under 200 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Russia
Japan
the Post
The
Why We Should Sympathize With Russia, Notes and Opinions
George F. Murphy argues for supporting Russia amid conflicts, suggesting it seeks open ports and bases for trade and military use. He claims Britain and others back Japan as a pawn and says Russia’s development would benefit civilization and moral progress, urging seaport access and faster progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Great Britain
Japan
Standard Oil Company
Europe
George F. Murphy
Monmouth Street
East
Boston
Sir-Americans urge sympathy for Russia in past favors request
A letter by Edward Malone of 21 Pond Street Jamaica Plain argues Americans should sympathize with Russia to avoid a Mongolian alliance in the east, claim Russia will dominate Asia and push America to dominate the western world, and that support now will be politically and commercially beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
America
Edward Malone
Pond Street
Jamaica Plain
Sunday liquor raid on Garden Street Court
Officers of Division 1 raided the house of Salvatore Riello at 4 Garden Street Court yesterday afternoon and seized five gallons of lager beer one quart of whiskey and one half gallon of wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Riello
Garden Street Court
Sympathy for Japan in the progressive path and commerce
A reader from Phenix Arizona expresses support for Japan, praising its progress over 25 years, its religion, and its focus on commerce rather than conquest. The letter argues Japan deserves success and compares Japanese and American spirits, calling Japan the Yankees of the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Russia
W. W. Hibbard
Phenix
Ariz
Japanese Rights and Trade Amidst Territorial Dispute
Henry Curbert argues Japan seeks equal rights and fair commercial access in contested regions, opposing Russia’s barriers. He condemns Russian leaders as profligate nobles and urges readers to study Japanese culture as depicted by Sir Edwin Arnold to counter pagan stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Siberia
Edwin Arnold
Asia
Henry
Curbert
Medford Street
Somerville
Canvass Planned for Olney in Cambridge Ward 8
Jackson Club reaffirms Olney endorsement for Democratic presidential nominee in Cambridge Ward 8. James F. Quinn denounces a radical candidate effort to disorganize the party. Councilman Downey cites state documents supporting Olney as a true friend of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Cambridge
Jackson Club
Ward 8
James F. Quinn
Downey
Richard Olney
Labor
Highway Robbery on Merrimac Street Near Haymarket Square
Police responded to cries for help on Merrimac Street near Haymarket square at 1 30 am. George Dequette of Charlestown said he was held up and robbed of six dollars. Officers soon arrested Joseph Conboy aged 19 and John Merrigan aged 26, who were identified by the victim as the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahey
Thompson
Division 3
Merrimac Street
Haymarket Square
George Dequette
Charlestown
Joseph Conboy
John Merrigan
Dequette
Aged Musician Francisco Povlo Laid To Rest In City Funeral
Francisco Cherigilo Povlo a 70 year old North End music master and composer died at 342 Hanover Street. In 1870 he was made a chevalier by King Victor Emmanuel and received medals from Kings Victor and Humbert for his meritorious works including The Capture of Rome which launched his fame. Thousands attended his funeral procession led by a band of boy musicians trained by Povlo, followed by two more bands and the Society Cattolica di Mutuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Cherigilo Povlo
North End
Hanover Street
Povlo
Victor Emmanuel
Victor
Humbert
Pavlo
Rome
Society Cattolica di Mutuo
Williams Campaign Schedule Notes Boston Speaking Tour
George Fred Williams continues his campaign against Collins, Gaston, Douglas and Thayer with rallies in Holyoke, Springfield and multiple Boston venues from April 8 to 11. Scheduled speakers include Liv erwash California, Williams, Feeney, Moran, Curran, Cadigan, Coulthurst and several councilmen and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Collins
Gaston
Douglas
Thayer
Holyoke
Springfield
Boston
Spelman Hall
Gray’s Hall
Court House
MD Street
Music Hall
Lyceum
W. F. Murray, Jr
Frank K. Foster
Harry Lloyd
John Barry
Jerry Watson
D. J. McDonald
Conway
Hourin
Thomas Pheland
Transatlantic Vessels Arrive Amid Busy Harbor Activity
The British steamer Griqua and tramp Holmlea led Atlantic arrivals with swift passages from Calcutta, Colombo, and Trapani. Griqua carried buffalo hides and tea, while Holmlea discharged 2210 tons of salt. Steamer Boston and Dominion also docked with passengers and coal shipments as March sees limited foreign arrivals. The Nebraskan completed a 12 724 nautical mile California to New York voyage on oil fuel, setting a first for Magellan Strait passage and highlighting reduced fuel costs and space efficiency.
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J. W. Anderson
Bucknall Steamship Company
Calcutta
Colombo
Holmlea
John Luke
Trapani
Atlantic
Rock of Gibraltar
Boston & Maine
Boston
Indies
Yarmouth
Provinces
Dominion
Louisburg
Everett Coke Works
Hattie C. Hickman
Manhassett
Sylvie Nunan
Flavilla
Nebraskan
San Diego
Cal
New York
California
Straits of Magellan
Pacific
Eagles Elect New Officers at Boston Lodge 10
The Boston Lodge 10 Benevolent Order of Eagles held an annual election and installation at 24 Hayward Place naming Exalted Ruler James H. Walsh and other officers including William H. Crone Daniel F. Lehan Dr. Thomas H. O Connor Timothy H. Buckley John H. Hanley William A. H. Stark James L. Johnston William A. Blossom Joseph W. Zwinge Arthur H. Beal George J. Wilkinson Dr. William H. Clancy and George W. Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Lodge 10
Benevolent Order of Eagles
Hayward Place
James H. Walsh
William H. Crone
Daniel F. Lehan
Thomas H. O’connor
Timothy H. Buckley
John H. Hanley
William A. H. Stark
Grand Lodge
James L. Johnston
William A. Blossom
Joseph W. Zwinge
Ryler Walsh
Arthur H. Beal
Esquire
George J. Wilkinson
William H. Clancy
George W. Goodwin
Scientist to lead Peruvian hydrology branch
Dr George S Adams of the United States Geological Survey will depart for Peru in April to organize a branch near Lima for developing hydrologic and hydrographic work as part of the government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Adams
United States Geological Survey
Peru
Lima
H. H. Asquith
K. C
Great Britain
Veteran at Chelsea Soldiers' Home Faces Trespass Charge
Robert Loudon a Civil War veteran about 70 says he refused to scrub floors as ordered and was discharged. He was arrested for trespass in Chelsea Police Court, bail posted, case continued until next Wednesday, with local Grand Army aid for his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Robert Loudon
Loudon
Grand Army
Boston
Freight wreck kills over 100 cattle in New Brunswick
St John New Brunswick April 3 more than 100 cattle bound for Europe were killed in a freight wreck on the Intercolonial railroad near here today eight cars were demolished none of the crew injured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Europe
Intercolonial
Compass Pointed South in Antarctic Expedition
Daily Mail correspondent reports Captain R F Scott of the Discovery recalls that after crossing the 80th degree line the compass first pointed the wrong way for the first time in world history during the expedition to Antarctica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Christ Church
New Zealand
R. F. Scott
R. N
Royal Geographical Society
Shipping News April 4 Miniature Almanac Highlights Arrivals
Shipping notices list arrivals of steamer Griqua and several British and Boston bound vessels with cargoes and passengers to various firms including A C Lombard's Sons and J F Masters. The report also notes sailings, tides, and wind conditions for Chatham and Highland Light as small navigational items.
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Griqua
Anderson
Calcutta
Colom
Gibraltar
A. C. Lombard
Holmien
Locke
Trapani
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J. F. Masters
St. Croix
Thompson
St. John
N. B
C.E. Laechler
Dominion
Dawson
Louisburg
C. B
C. C. Marvel
Seminole
States
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
William P. Clyde & Co
Howard
Storm Wing
New York
Edgewater
Riverside
Martha P. Small
James Pierce
Chatham
Maccanaw
Lexington
Cheektowaga
George A. McFadden
Horatio L. Baker
Helen Thomas
Thomas W. Lawson
Highland Light
Freida
Gloucester
Mass
Lulu Glaser Career Spotlight at Globe Theatre Dolly Varden
Lulu Glaser rises from chorus to star after substituting for Marie Jansen in The Merry Monarch at the Globe Theatre. Her sudden debut, repeated understudy role, and rapid fame mark a notable ascent in Francis Wilson's company. She later became a leading woman and a recognized attraction in American theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Glaser
Globe Theatre
Dolly Varden
Francis Wilson
Wilson
Marie Jansen
Merry Monarch
Miss Jansen
New York
Miss Glaser
Handel and Haydn Society Closes 83rd Season at Symphony Hall
The Handel and Haydn Society’s final concert of its 83rd season was held last evening at Symphony Hall. Emil Mollenhauer conducted the program featuring Gounod’s Gallia and Parker’s Hora Novissima. Soloists were Mrs Kileski Bradbury soprano Janet Spencer alto Glenn Hall tenor and David Bispham bass with organist H G Tucker and an orchestra of Symphony players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
Gounod
H. W. Parker
Emil Mollenhauer
Mass Meeting Boosts Women’s Tailors Union 36
Three hundred men and 100 women attended a mass meeting of Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers' Union 36 at Wells Memorial building. Albert Gordon, J. Goldstein and A. A. Bronstein spoke. President Engel presided and many women joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Laborers’ Union 155
Union 15
The
International
District Council
Wells Memorial Building
Union 36
Albert Gordon
J. Goldstein
A. A. Bronstein
Engel
Frank Keenan
East Boston
Union 873
Bakers’ Unions
Boston
Waltham
Turn Hall
Middlesex Street
Painters’ District Council
Malden
Medford
Expressmen’s Union 307
Frank T. A. Moynihan
Margaret Deddy
Amalgamated Coal Teamsters’ Union 68
Bakers’ Union 4
Eliot Street
Boston Railroad
Union
Washington Street
Water Works Employees’ Union
Frank S. Pickett
Longshoremen’s Union
State House
Engineers’ Hall
East
T. J. Dolan
Chicago
James Dunlap
Philip Huowlington
Frank M Kervey and Wife Celebrate Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank A McKervey of 55 Newland Street observed the fifth anniversary of their wedding last evening from 7 to 10 at home. They received many gifts and well wishes from friends. The event featured decorations, a collation, and a concert by local musicians including members of the Symphony Orchestra. A $250 gift from Mr and Mrs William A Davis was highlighted. James Fossa delivered the presentation address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. McKervey
Newland Street
South End
Herbert
Hunts Heindle
Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Murray
James Fossa
Andy Leonard
Ethel Mills
Z. K. Wilcox
Frank H. Shannon
Cora Schaedle
Charles Merrill
F. A. McKelvey
Richard J. English
Frank McKelvey
William A. Davis
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Norfolk
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Cornhill
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Williams
Santee
Dollar Off Shoe” Store
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Col
Spring Lane
International Shoe Co
Charles S. Baxter
Cuba
Eagles
Ellen Terry
Maximilian Nitze
Berlin
Alix
Fritz von Kaulbach
Darmstadt
At & Carriages
Henry W. Savage
Peggy
Paris
Geo. Ade
William Loraine
Georgia Caine
Josie Sadler
Alice Hageman
Harold Crane
Ites
Geo, Richards
Paul Nicholson
Jacques Kruger
Arthur Deagon
EL. H. O'Connor
Dan Baker
Richard Colden
Pixley & Luders
Prince of Pilsen
Lil
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr. Crand
Metropolitns Opera House
Heinrich Con
Lohencrin
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Walker
MM. Kraus
Goritz
Ant’ Muhlmann
Felix Mottl
Carmen
Web
Magic Flute
TOSCA
Thur
IL Barbiere DE Siviglia
Cavalleria Rusticana
Weber
Metropolitan Opera Company
Santley
Upser Santley
Boy Actor
Robert Emmet
Castle Enegire
Tremont St
Tremont
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Wm. T. Andreas
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
DTW Townns
Nora Bayes
Orpheus C Triflers
RAYS
Rbett Comedy Four
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Shipping News
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Carpenters’ Hall
Quincy Centre
Electrotypers’ Union 11
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Union 397
W. H. Walsh
Carpenters’ Union
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K. of L
Pavers’ Assembly
Frank M’kervey
Lulu
Dolly
Varden
Keith's
Leonardo& Co
Bromfield St
Geo. W. Monroe
Bridget
Jas. J. Corbett
Bill
Geo. Sidney
Hollis Telatre
Isaac B. Rich
At & Sharp
Charles B. Dillingham
Maxine Elliott
Fitch
Colonial Theatre
Thurstey
Sousa
Austin & Stone
Joe Hood
Pamahaska
Hathaway
Menamee
Mettler
Wolcott
City Hospital
Mary Griffin
Miss Griffin
Governor Wolcott
Lyyycheuora
Haymarket
Owdoin
Jack Sheppard
Wicked London
Tremont Temple
A. GC. Dixon
B. I. Stout
Philadelphia
Columbia
Elsie Crescy
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