Deaf Mute Hears At Free Lecture On Diet And Digestion
A Tuesday evening free illustrated lecture at 18 Boylston Street by Dr. Wilson drew deaf attendees and reported three cases of improved hearing after treatment. Free demonstrations include X ray exhibits and electro mechanical therapies with ongoing weekly sessions and daily hours for consultations and examinations.
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National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston Street
Wilson
Terry
Waltham
Miss Henderson
Hyde Park
Mr. Flemming
Somerville
Pavonia Disabled Seeks Safe Return to Port
The Pavonia, a Cunard steamer built in 1882 and rated 5500 tons, is reportedly crippled and hundreds of inquirers crowd the State Street office for news. Captain Atkin, esteemed in the Cunard line, leads the vessel as efforts to reach safe port continue amid severe sea conditions illustrated by the Baltimore’s recent arrival.
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State Street
Pavonia
Associated Press
Fayal
Home Office
Azores
Baltimore
John J. Atkin
Atkin
St. Michael's
Braunschweig
New York
Liverpool
Alexander Martin
Cunard Company
Gale Holds Marblehead and Dozens of Vessels Offshore
A stiff westerly gale at Provincetown keeps the U S S Marblehead and many other ships from sailing. The Frostburg, Juno, and Peter B Bradley along with several wrecked schooners are detained as zero weather and heavy seas persist. A warship anchored off Long Point is iced up and identity unclear.
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United States
Long Point
U. S
S. Marblehead
Boston
Havana
Frostburg
Baltimore
Juno
Canaria
Vineyard
Peter B. Bradley
M. E. Eldredge
Calvin Harris
William Mason
Ship stoppers repair in port with disabled steamers
Disabled vessels halt at St Michael's with Alton from Philadelphia to London and Emir from Antwerp to Boston and Baltimore arriving for repairs. Loch Tay from Shields to Galveston also seeks rudder fixes after loosening steering gear.
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ST. Michael's
Alton
Philadelphia
London
Emir
Antwerp
Boston
Baltimore
Shields
Galveston
Frightful Northwest Gale Delays Virginia Lake Sailings
A fierce northwest gale sweeps Newfoundland shutting navigation. The Costas mail steamer Virginia Lake cannot round Cape Race and seeks shelter in St John’s harbor to avoid foundering.
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John's
N. F
Postum Helps Family Swap Coffee for Health Benefits
F W Bland of 705 Collinsville Ave E St Louis Illinois writes about abandoning coffee in favor of Postum Food Coffee. He claims it improves health and productivity and includes a list of regular Postum users from his circle.
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F. W. Bland
Collinsville Ave
E. St. Louis, Ill
He That Stays Does the Business Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad
Advert shows staying power leads to success. Claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla cleanses blood for health and strength. Testimonials from Mrs. Mary Ibbott of Baltimore and Mrs. Chas Molz of Sandusky report improved energy and wellbeing after using Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills. Female troubles anecdote from Mrs. Emma J. Fisher of Mondey? Missouri.
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Hood
Mary Ibbott
South
Wolf St
Baltimore
Jack Hood
Emma J. Fisher
Lonedell
Missouri
Coat Identified as Belonging to Chance in Russell Murder Trial
The light overcoat linked to defendant John H Chance by a chain of custody spanning from tailor to mother to sister and ultimately to Chance was positively identified yesterday. Testimony from John Danehy and others supported the coat’s provenance as connected to Chance amid a crowded courtroom audience and tense exchanges.
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Arthur Hagan
John H. Chance
Charles Russell
Chance
Danehy
Atlantic
Mary Tynan
Hudson Street
Division 4
J. H. White
Thomas J. Hughes
Flora Reynolds
Indiana Street
Hagan
Flora
Harriman
Sughrue
King
Sherborn
Russell
John J. Sherlock
South Boston
Fourth Street
Mr. Swasey
John F. Dunn
Cambridgeport
Assault on Caloocan and Malabon by Otis forces
American forces under General Otis move from Caloocan after a heavy artillery barrage by Monadnock and Concord. The Twentieth Kansas, First Montana, and Third Artillery lead the infantry advance through trenches and woods, routing Filipino defenders and capturing the town amid fires. Casualties include a wounded Lieutenant-Colonel Bruce Wallace. insurgent losses are heavy as rebels regroup toward Malabon and Caloocan bases.
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McArthur
Pasig River
Caloocan
Sixth Artillery
Utah
Otis
Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry
Twentieth Kansas Infantry
First
Montana Infantry
Third Artillery
Twentieth
Kansas
Montana
Idaho Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
First Montana Infantry
J. F. Bell
Higgins
Bruce Wallace
Malabon
Manila
Interior Provinces
H. G. Otis
Funston
Kerster
Artillery
Kobbe
Tenth
Pennsylvania
Hawkins
Free expert medical consultation offered by Dr. Greene in Boston
A plea explains that many patients with chronic nervous ailments cannot find proper care or afford specialists. Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place, Boston offers free consultation and personalized advice, promising a cure through his vegetable remedies and Nervvara blood and nerve treatment. Individuals are urged to write if unable to visit in person.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Dr. Greene
Van
Tensions Rise as Muror Monitor Moves and Uprising Feared
General Hale remains in place while the Monadnock advances to Ling port. Reports say Moiro threats stir Native fears, prompting American precautionary measures that proved unnecessary. Aguinaldo is near Marilao with possible rallying plans toward Tloilo for expected bombardment and assault by tomorrow noon.
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Hale
Monadnock
Lingport
Moiro
Aguinaldo
Marilao
Tloilo
Aguinaldos Must Disarm Forces in Philippine Hostilities
General Otis informs the War Department he bought many horses for transportation as American lines lengthen. Native ponies used by mounted troops perform well though some horses died on the islands. Secretary Alger says no new instructions to Otis and no terms with Aguinaldo while armed. insurgents must return home and surrender arms before any talks.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Cneral Otis
Alger
Aguinaldo
Aguinaldo Won't Seek Armistice Says Agoncillo
Agoncillo announced from Montreal that he has authentic information showing Aguinaldo does not want a cessation of hostilities and has not asked for one. He refused to reveal how he obtained the information.
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Agoncillo
Montreal
Que
Aguinaldo
Bryan Associates Ball Draws City Leaders and 1500 Guests
The Bryan Associates of Ward 6 hosted their first grand ball at Roughan Hall Charlestown attracting over 1500 attendees. The grand match began at 9 pm led by Floor Marshal Henry Fitzgerald with Miss Margaret Herlihey in yellow silk. Mayor Quincy and Miss Mamie Callan attended, joined by Senator Keliher and Miss Mary Blake, Alderman Brick and Miss Mary Murphy, among other prominent politicians.
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Bryan
Ward 6
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
Margaret Herlihey
Quincy
Mamie Callan
Keliher
Mary Blake
Brick
Mary Murphy
Crescent Ties Ashore Off Thumb Cap Ledges
Captain Mehaffey of the Crescent of Boston reported the schooner ran aground at Thumb Cap Ledges near the Damariscotta River mouth. The crew were frostbitten, a gale raged, and the vessel sank a plank while tearing the keel. The Crescent was pulled off by the F. S. Willard and towed to Boothbay Harbor for possible Boston repairs.
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Boothbay Harbor
Mehaffey
Crescent
Boston
F. S. Willard
Parishioners celebrate debt raise at St Malachi’s Church
Arlington parishioners plan a grand celebration starting Monday after pastuer rights. Rev Father Mulcahy arranged a program with children’s entertainment Sunday, a Friday banquet, and a Monday town hall event with a ball. State and town officials and many clergymen are expected.
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Hipersian Hall
Knights of Columbus
Foresters' Concert in Dorchester by Norfolk Court No 145
A concert and meeting took place at Norfolk Hall Dorchester hosted by Norfolk Court No 145 M C O F. Speakers included W E Shay Colonel Thomas F Doherty J Mon Laughlin H C Lane J Kelly J C T B Reardon Leavitt brothers and Ming with Jennie Maloney providing musical entertainment.
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Norfolk Court No
Norfolk Hall
Washington Street
Dorchester
W. E. Shay
Colonelhomas F. Doherty
H. V
J. Mon Laughlin
H. C
D. i Lane
Aeecen J
Kelly
J. C
T. B. Reardon
Fishing schooner Joseph Warren Runs Aground At Fort Warren
The Joseph Warren a 2 ton gross 49 ton net fishing schooner from Kennebunkport built 1885 owned by B. Keen of Malden ran ashore at Fort Warren near the wharf at 11 a m yesterday. Ice covered hull but no major damage. crew on board. high water to float her. Vessel lies on sandy bottom.
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Joseph Warren
Fort Warren
Warren
Kennebunkport
B. Keen
Malden
Philadelphia schooner Leaming driven ashore in New England storm
The three masted Philadelphia schooner Richard S Leaming, 427 tons net, 140 feet long, built 1880 at Dennisville New Jersey, was driven ashore on a bar off Nauset Inlet after a savage snow storm and gale. All crew suffer frostbite though sailors and lifeboat crews from Orleans braved zero temperatures to assist.
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Orleans
Philadelphia
Richard S. Leaming
Nauset Inlet
Higgins
Charles
Cape Cod
Dennisville
N. J
Obituary notices include Rebecca Shaw and local dignitaries
Rebecca Shaw, relative of Colonial Governor Cranston and the Earl of Crawford, died near North Kingstown Rhode Island in her late 90s. Elbridge G. Baker of Newcastle died in Damariscotta Maine from pneumonia. B Newhall Breed of Malden died at his residence 48 Fairmont Street, Malden.
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Rebecca Shaw
Cranston
Earl of Crawford
North Kingstown
R. I
William Gorham Shaw
Jahleel Brenton
Rhode Island
Elbridge G. Baker
Newcastl
Damariscotta
B. Newhall Breed
Fairmont Street
Malden
Bree
Lynn
William P. Davis
Yarmouth
First National Bank of
New Bedford
William J
Yarmouth National Bank
Ohio Shipping in Danger near Pomeroy
Government thermometer marked 17 below zero. The Ohio River is choked with heavy ice endangering Pittsburg boats and millions of bushels of coal at risk. The Fred Wilson and a large tow sank two miles above Pomeroy, and the Stella Moran begged for telephoned aid at Point Pleasant to avert sinking.
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Pomeroy
Pittsburg
Fred Wilson
Stella Moran
Point Pleasant
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U.S
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Provincetown
Queenstown
Irel
New England
C,h, Robinson & CO
Washington St
Adams Square
YALE
Newfoundland
State House
Massachusetts
Judith P. Andrews
Committee On
Senator Innes
Thomas Russell
Andrews
Houghton
Cambridge
Charles T. Hubbard
Taunton
Yaunton
Cambrdge
Frank Foxcroft
Stevenson
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary H. Hunt
Parilla
Hudson St
Tenth Pennsylvania
de la Lona
Jensen
Grant
Overshine
Camp Dewey
Treumann
North Dakota Volunteers
Dakota Regiment
Fourteenth Infantry
San Pedro
Malate
Dakota
Paranaque River
Paranque
Pasig
Californian Regiment
Santa Ana
Wyoming Regiment
Twenty-third
Son
Coyne
Jon
Gillett
Philippines
Bryan Associates’ Ball
ST. Malachi's
Foresters
Ohio
Severance—Hamsdell
Allston
Jesse Wagner
George K. Severance
Marietta Hamsdell
Patrick
Lucretia Murphy
Wneral
Conant Place
E Rosh
Katahdin Iron Works
William Alexander
George 8. Rose
Mary L. Rose
Our Finan Arcanineags
Tremont
Mechanics
Franklin St
Cor. Arch
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