Peruna Drug Story Promotes a Large Columbus Plant
A detailed promotional overview highlights The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company in Columbus. It describes the plant as the world s largest proprietary medicine factory with modern buildings and extensive laboratories. It notes widespread use in millions of homes, the absence of narcotics, and broad endorsements from prominent political and religious figures.
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Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Hartman
Pennsylvania
Romilda Maresca Freed From Suitors After Immigration Row
Romilda Maresca the Italian immigrant girl who refused two suitors within two weeks and faced deportation, is placed by the St. Raphael Society in a North End Italian family. After a hospital stay for a painful eye condition she is in good spirits and hopes to stay in Boston while adjusting to American life.
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Carney Hospital
Romilda Maresca
Long Wharf
St. Raphael Society For the Protection
Astolfi Ferdinando
Brooklyn
N. Y
Astolfi
Luigi Sinseccho
Swampscott
Romilda
Commissioner Billings
Father Blasotti
St. Raphael Society
Russians Again Show Activity on Japanese Left Wing
General Oku's headquarters reports ongoing Russian activity opposite the Japanese left wing. A detachment attacked Pekontai but was driven back with 160 dead. A bombardment of the left wing continues as Russians prepare for another attack while Japanese stay in trenches and silent.
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Oku
Fusan
Pekontai
Heikoutai
Shengtang
Letaiyetuy
Skirmishes Intensify on Manchurian Fronts
Detailed dispatches from Tokio report resumed Russian activity against the Japanese left with constant skirmishing and heavy artillery. Accounts describe multiple assaults on outposts, bombardments near Fangshen and Shakhe, a Russian rail line construction north of Lamuting, and a Japanese picket surrounded near Huanglashai with wounded mutilation alleged.
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Tokio
Ta Mountain
Liuchiengtun
Fangshén
Putsaowo
Fangshen
Shakhe
Wenpao
Chenghiehpao
Suchiatun
Lamuting
Suhupao
Yatzupao
Changtun
Huanglashaizu
Gripenberg Said to Be Disgruntled at Front
Lieutenant General Gripenberg is reported to have asked to be relieved of his command in Manchuria. The war office could not confirm or deny the claim. Military circles say he telegraphed the Emperor requesting relief over alleged insufficient support from General Kuropatkin in operations against Sandepas. Gripenberg has led the second Manchurian army since December.
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ST. Petersburg
Gripenberg
Associated Press
War Office
Kuropatkin
Sandepas
Watertown to Hold New Voters Festival
Watertown announces a meeting on Thursday titled the new voters festival. Edwin D. Mead former editor of the New England Magazine, Rabbi Charles Fleischer, and Hon. Michael J. Sullivan of the Governor's Council will address the gathering.
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Watertown
NEW Voters
Edwin D. Mead
New, England Magazine
Charles Fleischer
Michael J. Sullivan
Governor’s Council
State Prison Overcrowding at Charlestown Spurs Plan for Action
Crowded conditions at Charlestown prison prompt the Board of Prison Commissioners to seek legislative relief. Warden Bridges says emergency methods could house 100 more inmates, but future space is likely needed as population trends rise from about 854 to higher levels. Cots fill corridor wings, cells in Cherry Hill house two prisoners. Jesse Pomeroy is among solitary inmates.
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Charlestown Prison
Board of Prison Commissioners
Bridges
Cherry Hill
Jesse Pomeroy
Judge and Mrs Aiken Honored At Boston Reception
A large reception at the Tuileries yesterday afternoon honored Chief Justice John A. Aiken and Mrs Aiken. About 300 attendees included judges from federal and state courts, former governors and mayors, prominent attorneys, and many notable guests. The guest list featured figures such as Judges Lowell Aldrich Lathrop Hammond Parsons Brackett Hart Crocker Adams Williams Babson Putnam Bryant and Read, among others. Distinguished academics and physicians were also present, including Dartmouth Professor Colby MIT Professor Despradelle and several doctors from Governor Douglas’s staff.
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James B
Richardson
Supreme Court
John A. Aiken
Aiken
Tuileries
Francis C. Lowell
Edgar Aldrich
United States District Court
John Lathrop
John W. Hammond
Supreme Judicial Court
Frank N. Parsons
New Hampshire
Edgar J. Sherman
Franklin Fessenden
Henry N. Sheldon
William B. Stearns
John N. Hardy
Frank A. Gaskill
Charles A. DeCourcy
Lloyd E. White
Loranus Kk. Hitchcock
Charles W. Bell
Edward P. Pierce
Jabez Fox
Robert QO. Harris
William Schofield
John C. Crosby
Superior Court
William E. Barrett
James F. Colby
Dartmouth College
D. Despradelle
William F., Jiumphreys
John A. Lamson
Henry J. Barnes
John A. Clarke
Henry Baldwin
Benjamin Tenney
Otis H. Marion
Douglas
A. H. Nichols
Miss Parsons
Theopolis Parsons
Justice Parsons
Walbridge A. Field
Field
The
Samuel Eliot
Isaac Fenno
Alfred Hersey
Charles Marsh
William Matthews
Wallace Bryant
Charles H. Paine
George H. Quincy
Henry M. Rogers
Penhallow
Samuel Wells
Huntington Club Roxbury Hosts First Annual Banquet
The Huntington Club of Roxbury held its first annual banquet at 24 St. Alphonsus street. Joseph Kelly served as toastmaster and Thomas Judge was the special guest last evening.
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Huntington Club of
Roxbury
St. Alphonsus Street
Joseph Kelly
Thomas Judge
Copper Fever Grips Sharon in Local Copper Find Hype
Feb 3 Sharon swarms with miners as word spreads of a copper vein on the Randall estate. Men and boys quit jobs, homes and shops suffer, and housewives fear for breadwinners amid the Lake Region gold rush rumor. A California prospector pegged the claim and said the vein runs miles, triggering a fever that grips the town.
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Sharon
Lake
Randall
California
James Sears Killed by Train at Atlantic Station
James Sears aged 73 was struck and killed while crossing tracks at the Atlantic station of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. He left a widow and two sons William F Sears and Walter L Sears of Boston. Walter L Sears is noted for political roles including Boston Common Council member and Republican city committee secretary and Ward 1 Republican chairman.
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Atlantic
James Sears
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Sears
Wiliam F
Walter L. Sears
Boston
Boston Common Council
Republican City Committee
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Wisconsin
W. M. Lord
Oregon
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South Carolina
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
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Washington, D.C
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Thomas N. Hart
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