Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy Endorsed by Officials
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is promoted as a rapid, safe spring tonic. Chief Geo. O. Osborn of Nashua New Hampshire reports relief from sleeplessness and strengthened nerves after use. a soldier son also recovers from illness. The ad claims universal benefits for digestive, nervous, and energy problems and offers free expert advice.
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Dr. Greene
Geo. O. Osborn
Fire Department
Nashua, N. H
Chickamauga
Greene
Temple P
Boston
Mass
Gave Way to Liberty and Fortune in a Divorce Case
In Belleville April 5 a husband Barthel signed a separation document for wife who loved another man. He also gave her 14000 in notes and mortgages, after rumors of Heilligenstein’s visits to their home. The story follows a private letter box dispute and rights to mail.
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Belleville
Iir
Ruskin
August Barthel
Heilligenstein
2500 Letters Await Examination At New York Post Office
In New York on April 5 about 2500 letters addressed to 1000 individuals, mostly women, are in care of private letter-box agencies at the general post office as officials manage a growing pile. Superintendent Lockwood faces a pressure-filled task explaining postal rules to anxious recipients and others.
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New York
General Post Office
Lockwood
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Piles
A persuasive advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe permanent remedy for piles. It claims the product cleanses and heals inflamed parts, reduces inflammation, and restores health, citing testimonials from named individuals and urging readers to ask their druggist to order it.
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C. F. Collins
Garnett
Tecan
Josah Roberts
Port Oram
N. J
Wm. McHale
Rockport
Mas
Crusiste Gevereli
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
The Bostonians formed a social political club in Ward 6
About fifty prominent North End men formed The Bostonians last night for social and political intercourse in Ward 6. Officers include President William J. O'Brien and Vice President F L Corcoran. directors include Daniel D. Rourke and James Doherty. A smoke talk is planned for next Thursday.
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North End
Bostonians
Senator Rourke
O’brien
James Doherty
Daniel McLaughlin
Robert Green
John McLaughlin
Wiliam J. O’brien
F. L. Corcoran
H. Hatfield
H. McManus
John Doherty
Daniel D. Rourke
Walter Pitts
J. F. McCarthy
J. Melo
T. McMackin
Lang's Trouble Lieutenant Faces Court Martial Over Alleged Scandal
Charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and scandalous conduct prejudicial to good order are filed by Major John S. Sewell against Lieutenant Clarence E. Lang of the Second United States Artillery. Lang, joined by his wife, has left Fort Warren after marriage to a West Point cadet era acquaintance. court martial to be held at Washington barracks with Lang represented by two attorneys.
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Washington
Clarence E. Lang
Second
United States Artillery
Army Life
Charles King
Lang
John S. Sewell
Engineer Corps
Major Sewell
K Street
National Capital
West Point Military Academy
Daniels
West Point
Sewell
Miles
Washington Barracks
Merritt
Lieutenant Lang
Supreme Court action filed against coal firms in Ohio district
United States Attorney William E Bundy files a bill in equity in the southern district of Ohio against the Chesapeake and Ohio Fuel Company and fifteen allied firms for violation of the anti trust act. The suit alleges a Dec 15 1897 contract formed a trust restraining trade in coal and coke, monopolizing Kanawha district production and fixing shipments and prices, seeking an injunction to bar shipments outside residents states.
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Washington
Richards
Griggs
United States
William E. Bundy
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Fuel Company of
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio Fuel Company
Donald McDonald
Robinson Coal Company
C. & O. Fuel Company
Executive Committee
LELANDS TO REST TOGETHER IN CHICAGO FUNERAL
The Church of the Heavenly Rest hosted funeral rites for Warren I. Leland late Windsor Hotel proprietor. Rev D Parker Morgan led the service. Leland’s three children will transport the body to Chicago for a Friday service at the Leland residence. The interment will join that of Mrs Leland and Miss Helen Leland, victims of the fire.
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New York
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Warren I. Leland
Windsor Hotel
D. Parker Morgan
Daughter of fallen captain elected city clerk
Coffeyville Kansas April 6 A daughter of Captain D B Eliot of the Twentieth Kansas Regiment who fell at Manila was yesterday elected city clerk without opposition her name appearing on both tickets.
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Coffeyville
Kan
D. 8 Eliot
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Manila
Marriage Tales From 1894 Echo In Legacy of Rumored Union
The article recalls public memory of the 1894 marriage between a handsome lieutenant and a sergeant’s daughter amid objections. It notes gossip of a West Point graduate seeking promotion and a commanding sash, yet the couple pursued what was deemed the democratic American path.
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West Point
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Wide Rheumatism Cures
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism and numerous ailments. Testimonials from Wm. A. Buckley, Miss Mary Mascarie, Mrs. R. P. Wallis, Mrs. Lizzie Sherbert, Mrs. A. Van Wyck, Albert E. Chast, Mrs. D. A. Stone, Mrs. O. Phillips, Mrs. Emma Bebe praise relief from rheumatism dyspepsia eczema impure blood nervousness catarrh and liver kidney troubles after using the medicine.
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Hood
Mary Mascarie
Aurora
Ind
R. P. Wallis
Winnisquam
N. H
Lizzie Sherbert
Conduit Street
Annapolis
A. van Wyck
Montgomery Street
Paterson
N. J
Alpert EK
Chast
Tustin City
Cal
D. A. Stone
Winthrop
O. Phillips
Pontiac
Mich
Emma Bebe
Portage
Love and scandal swirl around Lieutenant Lang in Washington
Mrs. Lang defends her husband amid charges connected to a two year absence. She recounts his Spanish War service and Porto Rico promotion, notes he is on leave and in Washington barracks, and expresses concern for their four year old son while withholding judgment on the accusations.
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Lang
Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington
Washington Barracks
Paying the Cubans in Havana After Assembly Ends
The Cuban military assembly dissolves with little reaction. US authorities plan to distribute about 3 million dollars without the rolls, using duplicate rolls and independent inquiries, possibly starting within two weeks near Havana. Prime plan pays $100 to each private and NCO, then $100 to each officer if funds remain.
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Havana
Yale Alumni Appeal For 2 Million For 1901 Celebration
Yale Alumni Weekly urges graduates to contribute funds for a grand 1901 celebration. A total of 2,000,000 dollars is sought, with as much as needed to build a commemorative hall and the rest directed to university endowments. Subscriptions already reach over 225,000 dollars.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Alumni Weekly Today
Along the Water Front. Boston harbor updates and arrivals
A busy Boston harbor scene with the revenue cutter Manning on a trial trip after overhaul. The Admiral Farragut and Admiral Dewey join in port as tropical fruit and mollasses cargoes arrive. Weather forecasts, ship races, wrecking, and new launches set the maritime pace through April.
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Revenue
W.H. Roberts
Atlantic Works
Boston
Admiral Farragut
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Dewey
Boston Fruit Company
Farragut
Sampson
Norfolk
Charles P. Notman
Jewett
Nathaniel T. Palmer
John B. Prescott
Portland
Palmer
Newport News
Postum Cereal Coffee Replaces Coffee for High Strung Temperament
Edwin W. Foster of Brooklyn Manual Training High School testifies that Postum Cereal Food Coffee replaces coffee for anxious temperaments. He notes coffee worsens irritability and fatigue, while properly boiled Postum calms nerves, aids digestion, and satisfies meal cravings.
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Edwin W. Foster
Brooklyn Manual Training High School
Porto Rican Regiment Enlistment Circular Issued
Governor General Henry issues a circular directing posts in Porto Rico to enlist twenty five men per post for United States soldiers. detachments form a battalion of 490 men under American officers. Aim to foster patriotism and shared duty with the United States. Also notes limited early demand for rations in Ponce.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Henry
Ponce
Mayaguez
Arecibo
Aguadilla
Cayey
Humacao
Adjuntas
Utuado
Yauco
Coamo
San German
Bayamon
Manati
Lares
Airbonito
United States
United States Army
Secretary of War
Congress
Associated Press
INSUlar COMMISSION REPORTS PORTO RICO SATISFACTION
Major C W Watkins and Horatio S Rubens of the insular commission arrived in New York after visiting Porto Rico to assess civil affairs including schools taxation laws courts and roads They reported broad native satisfaction with annexation and a pending War Department report will propose any changes They noted a pleased reception and optimism about Cuban independence in Santiago on the return trip
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American
Grand Banks
Frank McQuesten
Marblehead Harbor
West Indian
Ward Line
Mexico
St. Paul
St. Louis
Cramps
Philadelphia
New York
Havana
Elmer Norwood
Barkentine
Jessie McGregor
Manzanilla
Mayflower
Newport News
Norwich
Stanley Mac
Lowrie
St. Johns
Antigua
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Gulf Stream
T Wharf
Haddock
William A. Morse
Lucy Devlin
Marblehead
Joseph Gerry
George Cushing
Mary F. Chisholm
Doane
Devlin
Mortis H. Perry
Betts Bros
Scituate
J. R. Selfridge
Asia Rip
Phelns Bank
Nantucket Shoals
Ei. Mayfield
Digby Gut
Digby
C. W. Watkins
Horatio S. Rubens
Insular Commission
Way Department
Porto Rico
Kennedy
Henry W. Curtis
San Juan
Rubens
United States
Santiago
Tried murder and suicide in Detroit tragedy
Walter Miller foreman at Detroit Soap Works shot his wife in the back after a quarrel with the couple separated for months. He then turned the revolver on himself, dying instantly. The wife and child survived the attack. the baby was in her arms.
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Detroit
Babe
Walter Miller
Miller
British Fleet Coming to America Visit Probable This Summer
Advices indicate Admiral Fisher may visit New York early this summer. The Renown will be accompanied by two top cruisers as the fleet arrives at Halifax earlier than in previous springs.
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Halifan
Navy Yard
Admiral Fisher
New York
Halifax
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co Succeeds Wringer Co New England
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co successor to American Wringer Co New England Retail Business advertises wringers mangers and sweepers at 77 79 Franklin and 50 Arch streets Boston with prompt attention to orders via telephone Boston 2690.
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Metropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
New England
Franklin
Arch St
Telephone
Boston
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