Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey The Great Consumption and Throat Cure
Russian forces report reconnaissance along the Yalu with few troops south of the Pomaku River while Japanese preparations for boats are noted. A detachment of two officers and 82 men engaged, resulting in three riflemen killed and several wounded, before retreating to the Russian bank under cover of two guns.
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Cora Riley
Coatesville
Duffy
Philadelphia
Duffy’s
Albany
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
ST. Petersburg
Alexieff
Yalu
Pomaku
Smeizin
Pushkin
Japanese Forces Reported Near Wiju By Alexieff Telegraph
St Petersburg April 22 A telegram from Viceroy Alexieff reports reconnaissance shows Japanese concentrating near Wiju with about one division to the north. Information also notes pontoon bridge material collected opposite Mabikhe island and that scouts killed two Japanese, one apparently an officer.
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ST. Petersburg
Alexieff
Yalu
Wiju
Mabikhe
Rumors of Attempt on General Kuropatkin in Niuchwang
Rumors circulate that two beggars believed to be Japanese attempted to assassinate General Kuropatkin in Niuchwang a few days ago. Guards seized them after knives were found on them. sources say the men spoke to the general before being stopped. No confirmation available tonight.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Niuchwang
Margaret Phelps
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Russians scout story of Americans held as spies
St Petersburg April 22. An Associated Press report claimed four unarmed American citizens were held as Japanese spies at Mukden. An American Reilly and Canadian Davidson reportedly disappeared from Mukden under suspicious circumstances. The foreign office denied knowledge of the report and deemed it unfounded.
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ST. Petersburg
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Harbin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Mukden
Reilly
Davidson
Japanese Forces Under Kuroki Move North on Yalu
London april 23 according to the daily telegraph s st petersburg correspondent the russian strategists reluctantly accept that general kuroki plans to advance along the middle reaches of the yalu river via kangge and despite great difficulties is moving his army over mountain paths to outflank the russian right bank position on the yalu
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Kuroki
Yalu
London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Kangge
Peruna Praised as Cold Cure in April Weather Advice
Advert says avoid colds with foot warmth chest protection fresh air and vented room. A few doses of Peruna claimed to prevent catarrh and cure colds quickly and permanently with testimonials from Miss Alice O Neill Lydia Herziger and Mrs Frances Wilson.
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Alice O'Neill
Adams Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia Herziger
American Daughters of Independence
Neenah, Wis
Lydia _Herziger
Frances Wilson
Nelson Street
Clinton
Mass
C. Morrison
Bowdoin Defeats Amherst in Debating Contest
Bowdoin College won the third annual debate against Amherst College in Brunswick Maine. The topic was federal regulation of trusts with Bowdoin on the negative side. Debaters for Bowdoin were Philip MacLean Clark Edward LeForest Harvey William Edward Lunt. The Amherst team included Joseph B. Eastman John Francis Kane Fayette Brown Dow.
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Prunswick
Bowdoin
Amherst College
Philip MacLean Clark
Cambridge
Mass
Edwin LeForest Harvey
Bethel
William Edward Lunt
Lisbon
Joseph B. Eastman
Pottsville
Penn
John Francis Kane
Gardiner
Fayette Brown Dow
Rochester
N. Y
Oakland House host given a diamond ring on birthday
F. R. Blake proprietor of the Oakland House at 31 East Newton street received a diamond ring from about 75 friends who gathered last evening to celebrate his 40th birthday. Frank H. Martin presented the ring with the support of guests Lieutenant James L. Malloy and others in attendance.
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Oakland House
F. R. Blake
East Newton Street
Frank H. Martin
James L. Malloy
George A. Mitten
I. I. Blake
Worcester
George H. Haynes
Robert Garrity
George Grainger
Frank A. Carleton
William Wheeler
Harry Osborne
Thomas Tillman
William Dunn
Louis Touhey
G. Hadley
Mar I. Russell
Sunday baseball banned at Manhattan league grounds
Police Commissioner Mc Adoo announced that baseball games will not be allowed on Sundays at the league grounds in Manhattan. Match games may be held in isolated neighborhoods if no laws are violated, with the Brooklyn league grounds deemed to be in isolated places.
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New York
McAdoo
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Lefty Davis Signs With Columbus A A Club
Lefty Davis, formerly of the New York American League team, has signed with the Columbus American Association Club and will report at once.
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Lefty” Davis
Columbus A. A
Columbus
Eagle Cycle Club To Reorganize
Cycling shows a boom with clubs reforming and new groups forming. All past and present Eagle Cycle Club members are asked to meet Friday evening at Dr H J Collins 1782 Washington Street.
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Eagle Cycle Club
H. J. Collins
Washington Street
Fitzgerald Beats Green In Toledo Bout
Willie Fitzgerald of New York defeats Freddie Green of Toledo in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Two blows to the jaw and a straight jab end the fight.
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Toledo
Willie Fitzgerald
New York
Freddie Green
This City
Russia mourns torpedo launch disaster at Port Arthur
Alexieff announced the destruction of a launch and the loss of 21 men in a Russian torpedo explosion at Port Arthur. An admiralty member said the gloom grows from careless handling and past disasters fail to teach.
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Russia
ST. Petersburg
Alexieff
Port Arthur
Petropavlovsk
Admiralty
Kuropatkin expects Japanese Yalu crossing at Liaoyang
General Kuropatkin believes Japan will attempt a crossing of the Yalu River near Liaoyang as enemy forces concentrate at Wiju. Scouts report more than one division at the location and pontoons are being moved forward.
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Kuropatkin
Yalu Liaoyang
Yalu
Wiju
United States Reports No Sale of American Ships Abroad
Washington April 22 The United States government has received no official information of American ships being sold to Russia or Japan. Officials say there has been speculation whether such sales could be permitted and note no confirmed transactions at this time.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Russia
Japan
No American Flag Vessel May Transfer Directly to Belligerent States
The text states a firm rule that no vessel under the American flag could be admitted into possession by the government of either belligerent state, underscoring a strict neutrality principle in wartime dealings with belligerents.
Elm Cycle Club Minstrels at Dudley Street Opera House
The Elm Cycle Club staged a minstrel show at the Dudley Street Opera House last night directed by Dominick F. Keegan. Interlocutor Edward F. H. Burke led the program with tambos Miss Mae Corcoran Miss Leona Hartshorn Walter Greene Jack Kneeland and John Gately. Bones were handled by Miss Lillie Gibbs Miss Nellie Ducie and HF fie Gibbs with W. Edgar Sobey and Dan Daly. Soloists included Miss Gertrude F. Walker Miss Gertrude Buckley Miss Constance Walsh Miss Marguerite Fallon Henry White and Maurice Walsh.
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ELM Cycle Club
Dudley Street Opera House
Dominick F. Keegan
Edward F. H. Burke
Tambos
Mae Corcoran
Leona Hartshorn
Walter Greene
Jack Kneeland
John Gately
Lillie Gibbs
Nellie Ducie
Hffie Gibbs
W. Edgar Sobey
Dan Daly
Gertrude F. Walker
Gertrude Buckley
Constance Walsh
Marguerite Fallon
Henry White
Maurice Walsh
Wireless Edict Sparks Debate Over Press Wireless Use
Washington April 22 There is a split between civilian and military branches over Russia’s decree banning wireless telegraphy by newspaper correspondents. The service branches favor government control and support Russia’s position, arguing civilians should not erect a wireless mast without executive permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department cautious on sweeping private enterprise prohibitions
The State Department favors a slow cautious approach before imposing broad limits on private enterprise including newspapers. It remains unclear what final policy will emerge as officials weigh possible interference with military needs and mast use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Department
Kuropatkin Promises Protection for Chinese Deputation
April 22 in Liaoyang reports the Chinese hero allied with Russia expressing satisfaction with General Kuropatkin. He told a Chinese delegation seeking protection that obedience to his orders by Chinese authorities and people would secure support. General Kuropatkin reiterates the commitment to this policy.
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Liaoyang
Russia
Kuropatkin
Iuropatkin
The Merchant of Venice At Roxbury High Alumni Reunion
The 27th Roxbury High School Alumni reunion was held in the school hall on Warren Street. A varied program featured a spread and a dance with officers for the dance including Mr. Ware Mr. Smith Mr. Dodd Mr. Joy Mr. Bacon Miss Coddington Miss Mattison Miss Humphrey Miss Hammond and Mrs. Hathaway.
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Roxbury High School
Warren Street
Ware
Smith
Dodd
Joy
Bacon
Coddington
Mattison
Humphrey
Hammond
Hathaway
Goodwin and Briggs Lose in Milwaukee Boxing Card
In Milwaukee 3000 fans saw Malachi Higan of Chicago edge Jimmy Briggs of Boston for the six round decision. Briggs dominated early but Neary prevailed with the left jab and quick counters. Referee Hogan drew boos for the verdict as Chester Goodwin fell to Maurice Sayers in a closer bout. Kid Williams stopped Joe Erdt in three, Jack Dougherty beat Martin Judge in six, and Young Moran drew with Jimmy Devine in six.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Panorama
Malachi Higan
Chicago
Jimmy Briggs
Boston
Charley Neary
Briggs
Neary
Charley
Hogan
Chester Goodwin
Maurice Sayers
Goodwin
Sayers
Kid Williams
Philadelphia
Joe Erdt
Jack Dougherty
Martin Judge
Scranton
Penn
Young Moran
Jimmy Devine
Sheboygan
Abraham Lincoln Post Anniversary Banquet
Abraham Lincoln Post G A R of Charlestown held its anniversary banquet at Memorial Hall on Green Street with about 150 attendees. General Blackmar Adjutant General Preble and Department Commander Lucius Field spoke after supper. Commander George Huff presided. committee: John W Robinson James C Brown Edward King George Fogg M Wilder Rice.
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Abraham Lincoln
Charlestown
Memorial Hall
Green Street
Blackmar
Preble
Lucius Field
George Huff
John W. Robinson
James C. Brown
Edward King
George Fogg
M. Wilder Rice
Mellody Knocks Out Duffy in Fourth
In Chicago, Mellody of Boston defeats former welterweight champion Martin Duffy in the fourth round. Chicago wins three bouts to Boston’s one with one draw. Scully KO’d O’Brien in five, Moore KO’d Evans in two, Finucane KO’d Flannagan in two, Memsic and Murthy draw in six.
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Mellody
Duffy
Chicago
Boston
Martin Duffy
Billy Mellody
Tommy Scully
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Moore
Pinky” Evans
Billy Finucane
Jack Flannagan
Mike Memsic
Hughey Murthy
Fire alarm boxes far from Cambridge schools
Cambridge officials discussed fire alarm coverage finding no box within 1200 feet of one school and only about 500 feet on average from others. Relocating would require rewiring district alarms. plan to inform students of box locations and nearest box keys with notices in schools.
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Cambridge
Counsellman Monk
Cambridge Committee On Fire Department
O’hearn
Melrose Girl Wins Laurels in Italian Opera Debut
Melrose reports another triumph for Ella Kirmes, debuting at the Bellina Theatre in Naples as Eleanor in Verdi's Trovatore. She quickly earned popular favor with repeated encores and curtain calls.
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Melrose
Ella Kirmes
Italy
Bellina Theatre
Naples
Kirmes
Eleanor
Georgetown Wins Debate Over B U Law School
Georgetown University Law School Debating Society argued in favor of the proposition that the Northern Securities Company is a combination in restraint of trade under the Sherman act. The Russell Club of Boston University Law School defended the opposing view, and Georgetown was declared the winner.
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Washington
William E. Russell Club
Boston University Law School
Georgetown University Law School Debating Society
Northern Securities Company
Georgetown
Captain Webber Foot Crushed in Roxbury Street Car Accident
Captain Charles H. Webber of Ladder 3, B F D, attempted to board an outbound Columbus avenue car at Dudley and Warren streets Roxbury late last night. He slipped and fell. his left foot was crushed under the wheels and he was taken to City Hospital where amputation is probable.
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Capitain
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Sphere
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C-Morrison
Amherst
Fitzgerald
Golp and Platinuredging CO
Park Square
Goodwin and Briggs
Abraham Lincoln Post
B. U. Law School
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