Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Health Restorer
More than forty thousand letters praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential for health and longevity. The ad claims it compensates for modern living, revives vital powers, and benefits those run down by overwork, confinement, winter living, and climate effects on skin kidneys and other organs.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Universal Remedy
A cure claimed to prevent spring sickness and aid families worldwide. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a unique substitute with no known substitute, presenting it as a blessing to communities everywhere.
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Pan Hellenic Freshman Burlesque Draws 800 at BU Potter Hall
BU students staged an original burlesque operetta Pan Hellenic Freshman presented by the Philomathean Society. The 800 in attendance heard songs by students and noted performers including Margaret Benton Roxbury and Karl Baker Roxbury with encores for The Wicked Man and the Chinese dance. The act featured a new college song and a libretto by Paul James with lyrics by Edwards Hill and others. music by Schaffer Maxson Look. A 50 member chorus accompanied the leading roles by Benton Squires Bacon Baker Evans Edwards Hedenberg Grant.
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Philomathean Society
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Watertown
Marion Squires
Lynn
Carrie Bacon
Oakdale
Karl G. Baker
Roxbury
William Evans
Somerville
Martin Edwards
Belleville
Mich
Oscar Hedenberg
Boston
George Grant
Taunton
Labor groups urge vigilance as Beacon Hill debates gas bills
Boston wage workers and the Boston Central Labor Union press the Massachusetts Legislature to resist gas consolidation proposals. Henry Abrahams blasts lawmakers as serving rich corporations and questions if consumers will be harmed. He calls citizens to watch and wait as bills move through the General Court.
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Governor to greet about 300 Boston newsboys
Governor Douglas will receive a visit this morning from about 300 Boston newsboys. At 10 oclock the News boys Protective Union will meet at Hanover Street and march to the State House in a courteous exchange with Sergeant-at-Arms Remington. Captain Remington spoke to the union last Sunday and was made an honorary member.
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Newsboys’ Protective Union
Hanover Street
State House
Union
Remington
Mrs. Sue Harper Mims Lectures in Boston Symphony Hall
Mrs. Sue Harper Mims of Atlanta will deliver a lecture on Christian Science at Symphony Hall in Boston under the First Church of Christ Scientist lectureship. She serves on the church board and studied under Rev. Mary Baker Eddy and is noted for her social prominence in the South and West.
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Atlanta
Symphony Hall
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
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South
Equitable Probe Demands Full Financial Disclosure
Henry C Frick leads a New York audit inquiry demanding a complete record of Equitable Life Assurance Society finances. The request seeks all transactions with affiliated banks and trusts, salaries, loans, underwriting, and detailed balances since 1900. The committee vows independent examinations beyond officers.
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James W. Alexander
Henry C. Frick
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Bliss
Ives
Ingalls
Frick
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Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Global markets watch looming naval clash impact
World financial centers await a potential decisive naval battle whose outcome could ripple through Paris and Berlin bond prices and New York stocks. Analysts fear Russian defeat might trigger a Paris bourse panic or trigger gold drains from New York under artificial support. Admiral Dewey’s warning on Japanese losses underscores regional stakes as U S actions defend Philippine rights. A guard was placed on a steamer amid tense neutrality in the Far East and a British consul blocks the Hindoo from Saigon with Cardiff coal.
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London
New York
Paris
Berlin
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Admiral Dewey
Togo
Manchuria
Depths of ocean light ceases at seven feet of water
The passage notes how light vanishes at 700 feet depth and that seven feet of water absorb much of it. It then shifts to advertising the G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, praising purity, age, and medicinal qualities. Physicians recommend them and licensed dealers sell them. The label should show the proprietor’s firm name and cork seal.
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German collier Hindoo blocked at Singapore
The German sailing ship Hindoo carrying 4200 tons of Cardiff coal bound for Tanjong Pandan is refused clearance papers for Saigon. The commander must post bonds to ensure cargo delivery via the British consul at Saigon.
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Raleigh
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Russia
Japan
Singapore
Hindoo
Cardiff
Saigon
Straits Settlements
Tanjong Pandan
Banka Island
Borneo
Sumatra
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