Aged Civil War Veteran Dies in Gas Poisoning
Carl Raubs age 73 known as the little soldier and a German native died in his room at 24 West Dedham Street from gas poisoning. Police and medical examiner call it accidental. two burners, one常 plugged, and the room filled with gas. Raubs worked as a piano installer in Cambridge and attended Holy Trinity for Germans.
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Carl Raubs
South End
Dedham Street
Raubs
Germany
Cambridge
Henry Vaas
Waltham Street
Leary
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Shawmut Avenue
Raub
One-Half Bottle of Kidney Remedy Delivers Notable Relief
George S. Champlin of Ashaway Rhode Island reports rapid improvement after using a sample bottle of Kilmer Swamp Root for frequent urination and burning. He followed the sample with a full bottle bought for one dollar and states the scalding discomfort largely ceased within days.
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Georgi S. Champlin
Ashaway
R. J
State of Rhode Island
Washington
Geo. S. Champlin
E. R. Allen
Swamp Root Advertisement Claims Kidney Benefits
Advertisement for Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer & Co. urges readers to send for a campie bottle and booklet. It promises kidney benefits and urges mentioning the Daily Regular and the fifty cent atlas price, noting availability at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Gale
Harvard Man Solves Riddle of the Sphinx
Harvard University and the Museum of Fine Arts reveal that the Sphinx is the statue of King Chephren rather than a mysterious deity. The Mycerinus statue and queen, Hathor, and other artifacts from Egypt’s fourth dynasty form an extraordinary exhibit now open to the public.
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Harvard
Boston
Egypt
Harvard University
Museum of Fine Arts
America
George A. Reisner
Chephren
Mycerinus
Sphinx
Harvard and Museum
Hathor
Ptah-Khenawi
Ikuw
Cairo
THE
Sphinx Smile Unveiled by Reisner At Egyptian Exhibit
At the Museum of Fine Arts the unveiling of the Mycerinus statue reveals the Sphinx as a carved portrait of King Chephren. Reisner explains the linking of myth and sculpture, noting Egypts early civilization, pyramids, and royal forerunners Cheops and Shepseskaf.
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Chephren
Reisner
Schiaparelli
Turin
Steindorff
Leipzig
Cheops
Mycerinus
Napoleon
Caesar
Oscar Wilde
Professor Reisner
Egypt
Shepseskaf
Mariette
Pyramid Pile Cure promises quick complete relief
An advertising pitch touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast, permanent remedy for piles. It urges readers to obtain a 50 cent package in any drug store or request a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co at 271 Pyramid Blog Marshall Michigan, citing a long time sufferer in Indiana cured by the product.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall
Mich
Indiana
Old Somerset Hotel Burned In Early Morning Fire
Cranston R L reports the Somerset Hotel a city landmark was destroyed by fire early today with the building reduced to ashes. Fire crews fought the blaze. no injuries are listed in the brief notice.
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Cranston
R. L
Somerset Hotel
H F Dimock Dies at 69
New York financier and railroad builder Henry F Dimock died at his home after heart trouble and a stroke. Funeral services are set for Thursday. His wife Susan Whitney and daughter Cary Hutchinson were at his bedside. Born 1842 in South Coventry Connecticut he attended Yale and practiced law with William C Whitney. He led Boston Maine Dominion Coal Dominion Iron and Steel Knickerbocker Trust and recently served as Metropolitan Steamship agent.
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New York
Henry F. Dimock
Susan C. Whitney
Cary T. Hutchinson
South Coventry
Conn
Dimock
Yale
William C. Whitney
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dominion Coal Company
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Metropolitan Steamship Line
Buck Schlei Coaches Navy Baseball Team
Annapolis April 10 Buck Schlei catcher for the New York Giants is in town to coach the Navy baseball team for a day or two providing expert guidance to the midshipmen during practice and drills.
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Annapolis
Buck” Schlei
New York Giants
Navy
Clerks Drop Quackenbush in New England Mail Clerks
Boston railway mail clerks report Charles H. Quackenbush of Stamford Connecticut was dropped from the New England Association of Railway Mail Clerks as ballots were being counted for the presidency. A special meeting at 446 Tremont Street was called to address the sudden action and discharge notices were issued by George A. Woods secretary of the National Association in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Boston
Charles H. Quackenbush
Stamford
Conn
New England Association of Railway Mail Clerks
Quackenbush
Tremont Street
Association
George A. Woods
National Association
Portsmouth
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Mycelinus
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Julius Cesar
Cleopatra
Jackson & CO
Renome
Beth. AO
Athe
Datha
Misia
Landmark
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Admiral Schlei
Clerks
Panama
Ular
Clover Day
Hamburg
Clover Day Price
Ines
Tiale
Vakmar
Ric
Coats
Rough Rider
Muito
Madras
Iil
Shell
Clover
Shoe Dept
Little Women’s and Little Gents
Ss. P
Japan
Warren
Clover Ay
Kleinert
Rte
Serge Coats
Taffeta
R. & G. Thomson
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