A Sure Cancer Cure Proclaimed by Lebanon Doctor
A Lebanon Ohio physician promotes a home cancer cure by Dr Curry. He claims long tested success and endorsements from local officials and prominent citizens. The appeal urges sufferers to write for full information and emphasizes at home treatment without surgery.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Dr. Cu Cancer Cure Co
Box
Curry
B. K. Snook
Warren Co
James Mc
Seth W. Brown
Ohio Dist
Dr. C
Mente Ot
Dr. Curry
Hotels Seek Legislature to Repeal Late-Night Liquor Ban
Massachusetts hotel proprietors urge the Legislature to repeal the law closing hotels for liquor sales from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. They outline a lengthy process for a bill, hearings, and multiple readings before final action. They argue a uniform closing rule would curb drunkenness and protect youth, with backing from hotel groups, brewers, and dealers.
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Massachusetts
Soule
Myers
House
Senate
Liquor Law Committee
Harrington
Worcester
Iat
Enate
Supreme Court ruling cuts liquor sales after 11 p m
Secretary Fred McGrath of the Massachusetts Retail Liquor Dealers' League argues the Supreme Court decision forcing liquor sales to stop at 11 pm improves sobriety and morality. He says inebriety will fall further when a law permits all dealers to close earlier.
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Fred McGrath
Massachusetts Retail Liquor Dealers’ League
Supreme Court
Hotelkeepers weigh liquor hours after court ruling in Boston
George H Bowker of Holyoke head of the Massachusetts Hotelkeepers Association left for Boston to attend a semi annual meeting at the Copley Square Hotel. He said a committee may be appointed to draft an amendment to the liquor sale laws for presentation to the legislature, aiming to ease hotel guest access to liquor during meals while the current hours restrictions remain.
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Springfield
George H. Bowker
Holyoke
Premdin
Massachusetts Oteleepers’ Association
Boston
Copley Square
Supreme Court
Davis
Four Days Fight Surrounded Boers Near Pretoria
London dispatch reports four days of fighting at Bronkhorst Spruit east of Pretoria with Commandants iljoen and Erasmus and about 2500 Boers surrounded and eighty killed. War Office discounts the claim as belated. Roberts arrives at Durban to tumultuous reception as Irish Association members escort him to town hall.
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London
Pretoria
Bronkhorst Spruit
Iljoen
Erasmus
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Bloemfontein
Daily Express
South Africa
Roberts
Durban
Irish Association
Rrr
Hay Pauncefote Treaty Debate in Senate Panel
The Hay Pauncefote treaty on a Nicaragua canal was briefly reviewed by the SenateForeign Relations Committee. Members are split on amending the document to fortify a proposed canal, with Lodge Clark Daniel Bacon Oney for and Frye Cullom Foraker Walcott Morgan against. The treaty was discussed in executive session as Lodge urged ratification to advance the Nicaragua canal bill.
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Washington
Propos Canal
Messrs
Lodge
Clark
Daniel
Bacon and Oney
Frye
Cullom
Foraker
Walcott
Republcans
Morgan
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senator Lodge
Nicaragua
Dinner at White House for Paris Exposition commissioners
The first formal social function of the season was a White House dinner tonight hosted by the President for the commissioners of the United States to the Paris Exposition and their ladies.
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Washington
White House
United States
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Cure for Catarrh
A vintage health ad promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a universal remedy for catarrh across nose throat bronchial tubes and stomach. It claims cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces, relief within short time, and notes 50 cent full sized treatments sold by druggists. It warns against sprays douches and powders.
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Stuart
Meyers Family Gears Up for Ambassadorship Line
The text describes a rising political arc for Mr Meyers with roles in Republican fundraising and national committee duties. It notes an ambassadorship as a stepping stone to governorship after overseas service, positioning him for future high office.
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Gardner
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Mr. Meyers
Bates
Tufts College Students Hold Reformed Flag Rush
Tufts College sophomores and freshmen staged their first flag rush under new rules yesterday. The reform aims to minimize danger by limiting contact. Heavyweights tied, middleweights sophomores 13 freshmen 12, lightweights freshmen 15 sophomores 14.
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Tufts College
Night closing split hotel bars over Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court decision on night closing causes mixed reactions among hotel operators. Some bars refuse liquor after 11 p.m. while others exploit the letter of the ruling. Hotel Dreyfus closes at 11, Hayward allows late service if patrons arrive before closing. Bold operators stay open late and profit from flexible interpretation of the ruling.
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Supreme Court
Dreyfus
Hayward
German Room At Hotel Touraine Feels Empty After New Law
The German Room at the Hotel Touraine drew few patrons after the new dispensation. Regulars from theatre and hotel circles avoided late hours and beer, leaving the venue sparsely populated by 11 o'clock. Patrons arriving close to the hour found short rations, and the overall ambiance lacked its usual gayety.
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Hotel
Touraine
Coffee blamed for heart pain prompts Postum praise
In Columbus Georgia a woman named Mrs C Y Irvin says coffee harmed her health causing breathlessness nervous headaches indigestion and constipation. After four months of using Postum Food Coffee she reports heart no longer troubled stomach nerves improved and bowels regular with no medicine.
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Columbus
C. Y. Irvin
B Street
East Highland
Postunt
Public School A. S. Hayes Rally Draws Supporters
A. S. Hayes addressed rallies at Highland Club West Roxbury Summet Hall Boylston Club and Jamaica Plain urging continued opposition to the Democratic ticket. He said the fight against their nomination would continue regardless of election outcome and cited lawyers who doubt the legality of the ticket’s nominations.
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Highland Club
West Roxbury
Summet Hall
Boylstontation
Boylston Schulvereinamaica Plain
Alfred 8. Hayes
Supreme Court
Illness Holds Lt Hobson in New York Hospital
Lieutenant Hobson remains gravely ill in New York as hundreds of messages pour in. No visitors or letters reach his room, and doctors restrict contact despite the outpouring of concern.
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New York
Hobson
M Knaubele Dies After Historic Imprisonment in 1887
Paris Dec 6 M Knaubele died at Nancy this afternoon of apoplexy. His imprisonment by the Imans at Mets n 1887 sparked a six year war between Germany and France.
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Paris
M. Knaubele
Mets
Germany
Nancy
Storm Winds Ravage Vessels Off New England Docks
Storm swept through Boston harbor as several ships broke from moorings. The schooner D Gifford sank near Deer Island after dragging 100 yards from Perth Amboy to St John bound with coal, while crew members survived except for August Peterson. Captain George F Donovan, 32, from St John N B, led the remaining crew. other names include Igeristoson Schwensky and Peterson. Damage ranged from bowsprit losses to wrecks at Reading pier and Dominion Atlantic offices.
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New England
Ig & Big
Orpheus
Long Wharf
Dominion-Atlantic Line
N.Y
N. Y
Metropolitan Coal Company
Boston
Guilmet
James Woolley
Henry
Salem
Ella M. Storer
Louisa Frances
Lillian
Castine
Bird Island
Nectar
Jess
Frank A. Palmer
Arbutus
Jeffries Point
Alfred W. Fiske
Kelley
Perth Amboy
Darby
Devon
George F. Donovan
J. John
N. B
D. Gifford
Deer Islan
St. John
August Peterson
Sinle
Igeristoson
Aerees Schwensky
Eee Peterson
New York
Schooner S. S. Smith Sunk Off South Boston Pier
The two masted schooner S. S. Smith from Rockland Maine lies sunken off Commonwealth pier at the foot of Congress Street South Boston. Capt E L Morris in charge. It arrived two weeks ago with a load of lime and was to sail back when a gale pushed it from its anchor Tuesday night. The captain and crew escaped safely. Betts Bros sent a lighter to raise the craft and expect to lift it within a day or two after freeing the sails.
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Betts Bros
Vessel in Distress Near Wells Maine
A signal for help was set on the barkentine Jessie McGregor, coal laden from Portland, after leaving Vineyard Haven for Portland. The vessel faced bad weather and a tug from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was en route to assist.
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Wells, Me
Jessie McGregor
Portsmouth
N. H
McGregor
Portland
Vineyard Haven
Plucky Mariner Walter Kennison Rescues Lifeboat Crew
Beverly reports Walter Kennison of Silvercourt dived into rough seas Tuesday night to tow the lifeboat Victory and save her crew. A versatile mariner, he previously worked in Boston street railway service and served in the Spanish-American War. He owns several yachts and stands tall among locals for his steadfast courage.
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Beverly
Walter Kennison
Silvercourt
Victory
Boston
Spain
New York
Home Cure for Rupture Promises Easy Relief
An advertisement touts a rupture cure claimed to avoid surgery and pain. Dr. W. S. Rice says his Rice Method has healed hundreds locally and offers home treatment from an office at 439 Broadway, So. Boston, or a mailed description from his Adams New York address.
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W. S. Rice
Rice
Broadway
Boston
Main Avé
Adams, N. Y
Describing Him In Fragments Of A Quizzical Exchange
In a clipped, fragmented dialogue Miss Garebeigh questions recognition of Mr Sap es, seeking whether the other speaker recalls him as a familiar figure. The exchange hints at memory gaps and a lingering sense of ambiguity.
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Miss Garebeigh
Cold Weather Sale Promises Big Savings at Local Store
Weather authority warns of several cold days starting today. Shoppers urged to buy heavy garments at Thomas O'Callaghan & Co. 558 Washington St in a Great Organization Sale with at least 25 percent off and up to 75 percent off on some items including jackets skirts and petticoats.
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Great Organization
Thomas O’callaghan & Co
Washington St
Hines and the Victory Schooners Feature Cheery Salutes
A brief clipping notes the Hines and the Victory schooners, highlighting a cheerful salute with a voice likely tied to a ceremonial or celebratory maritime scene. The fragment references vessel names and a positive, festive tone.
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Victory
Fish Beasts and Indians at Maine Exhibit in Park Station
Workmen convert Park Square station shed into a Maine wilderness exhibit opening today. 10,800 Maine hatchery fish are borrowed and must be returned healthy. LeRoy T. Carleton leads the Inland Fish and Game Commission and pledges no losses. A row of large animals including buffalo moose deer and mountain goats is shown in cages. an Indian village reproduces domestic life commerce and sports with about 100 residents portrayed in living pictures.
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Park Square
Maine
LeRoy T. Carleton
Inland Fish and Game Commission of
Grand St Marys Sailors Concert in East Boston
A St Marys Episcopal Church event by Cunarder Saxonia steward department and friends featured piano mandolin flute solos impersonations and songs including The Naval Brigade. The Naval Brigade song received hearty applause. a social collation followed and all enjoyed the evening.
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Cunarder Saxonia
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Boston
St. Mary’s
M. le Favor Pearson
Frank Knill
Eileen Alannah
W. Shiels
Edward ‘Thompson
Swanee River
Mr. McNeill
Phil Brown
Love
Rosetta Key
J. A. McCubbin
Edward Thompson
Mr. J. Mulholland
Mr. T. Banford
Naval Brigade
Mr. T. Chatham
Dooley
Mr. Barlow
Tommy Atkins
Arthur Gott
C. Parkinson
Broadbent
T. Chatham
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Acoorapa
Unife
Liquor Dealers’ League
Boston Brewers’ Board of Trade
Boston Brewers’ Association
Raglans
The
Boston Tailoring Co
Corner Bromfield
Mr. Fiat
Mra. Fijjit
George
Ohio Ate Journal
Whigkey CO
Rochester
Smiths Buchu Lithia Klaneysy Ib
Enlers
Ea Ree
Tremont
President Bowker
the Hotel Keepers’ Association
Transvaal
Burban
England
George von L. Meyer
GEORGs VON_J. MEYER
George, JR
Julia A Alice
Francis FE. Choate
Suffolk
Boston Young Men's Christan Union
Tufts
Hayward and Dreyfus
A. S. Hayes
M, Schnaubele
Commonwealth Pier
South
Barkentine
Kennison
Omega Oil
Azure
Omega Chemical Co
Walter. Kennison
Everly
Rosina
Philadelphia
Vineyard Sound
Hege Fence Shoal
Woods Hole
Upham’s Corner Bazaar
Virginia Street Universalist Church
Dorchester
Upham’s Corner
Wheelock Halls
Jeffries’ Club Minstrels
Jeffries Winter Club
East Boston
Chelsea Academy of Music
Davis É Co
Park Sq
Wit Summer St
Gongertay ST. Mary's
Maryland
Wester H. Graves & Sons
Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Fox—Brigham
Church of the Advent
Ethel Brigham
Walter Briggs Carleton Fox
W. B. Frisby
Almy
Arthur Pickering Almy
Church of Our Saviour
Carlton Street
Longwood
New Bedford
Fall River
Badaracco
Andrew J. Badaracco
Rosnosky
Samuel Rosnosky
W. B. Badger & CO
Portland ST
A. Sawyer
Boylston Si
Han & Gos
Mporters
eSies Street
Lehital Hi
Warren
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