Marvellous Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
Dr Yonkerman of Kalamazoo proclaims a world changing cure for consumption asthma bronchitis catarrh and throat and lung troubles. Free treatments and proof of tests are offered by the Yonkerman Chemical Company inviting all to write for a trial and to prove the remedy’s power against the germ that causes consumption.
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Yonkerman
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ds P. Yonkerman
Tion
Derk P. Yonkerman
Michigan
Koch
Luton
Pasteur
Yonkerman Chemical Company
Shakespeare Build
Annexation Memo Seeks Philippines as Territory and State
Washington Feb 12 A memorial transmitted to the Senate by the Federal party of Manila requests annexation of the Philippines to the United States first as territory and later as a state. The memorial also asks for complete and general amnesty for the Philippine people.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Party of
Manila
Philippines
United States
Dominion line expands ocean service with Merion and Haverford
The Dominion line adds twin-screw steamers Merion and Haverford to run with Commonwealth and New England between this port Queenstown and Liverpool. They boast first cabin deck houses midships, 125 saloon and 500 steerage capacity, and cargo space with refrigerators for fresh beef. Merion sails March 22 and Haverford May 3, with port sailing day shifting from Wednesday to Saturday in early March.
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Dominion Line
Merion
Haverford
Commonwealth
New England
Queenstown
Liverpool
Taverpool
Reception by Mrs Rice in Brookline honors Lincoln birthday
Mrs George Brackett Rice hosted an open house at her Pleasant street home in Brookline yesterday from 4 30 to 6 30 pm. The parlors were filled with musical and literary guests as she celebrated Abraham Lincoln's birthday with annual open house. Her daughter Mrs Henry M Porter of Abington assisted in receiving.
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George Brackett Rice
George B. Rice
Pleasant Street
Brookline
Rice
Abraham Lincoln
Walking records set in six day match at Madison Square Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden the six day walking match standings at noon list teams and miles. Hegelman and Cavanaugh lead with 431.5 miles, followed by Shelton and Guerrero at 414.3, Fahey and Merkus 406, Golden and Tracy 397.3, Glick and Howarth 376.4, Davis and Carroll 369.8, Feeney and Feeney 863.2, Heer and Heer 6.4, Dean and Campbell 352.1, Noremac and Cartwright 350.4, Pallon and Harrington 349.1. The best past 72 hours was 363 miles and two laps.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Hegelman
Cavanaugh
Shelton
Guerrero
Fahey
Merkus
Golden
Tracy
Glick
Howarth
Davis
Carroll
Feeney
Heer
Prospective Pension Brings Hope to Mrs Ford Home
Mrs Ellen Ford of 19 Wilbur Street Cambridge learns from the Post that the House approved Representative Lewis's pension resolve after her husband Jeremiah Ford died in a State House fall. The pension, if granted, would provide $1000 total over five years, easing mortgage and living costs as she seeks work to support her family.
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Ray of Hope
Mrs. Ford
Ellen Ford
Wilbur Street
Cambridge
House of Representatives
Lewis
Chickering
Massachusetts
State House
Jeremiah Ford
Papa
Post
Fords
Ford
Warner's Safe Cure advertised as kidney disease cure
An old Boston Daily Post ad promotes Warner's Safe Cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and female weakness. It claims free trial bottles, vegetable content, no side effects, and endorsements from users like Mrs Louise Gray with dates and testimonials.
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Warner
Boston Post
Fox
St. Mark's Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louise Gray
Louish Gray
Warner Safe Care Co
Rochester
Boston Daily Post
Philippine tariff debate mostly quiet before press access clash
In Washington on February 12 the Senate discussed the Philippine tariff bill with only a notable exchange between Lodge and Patterson over press access to hearings. Patterson denied Lodge suggested secret hearings while asserting press reports were fair. Teller spoke much of the day as the House passed the oleomargarine bill.
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Washington
Lodge
Patterson
Senate
Colorado
Star Chamber
Massachusetts
Teller
Brigands battle for Miss Stone in Congo turmoil
Paris dispatch reports brigands contending for Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka. A clash between rival bands left twenty dead on each side. The original captors reportedly prevailed and Miss Stone was unharmed.
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Paris
Miss Stone
Constantinople
Echo de Paris
Mme. Tsilka
Malden Y M C A Seas Reading in Big Victory
Malden defeated Reading 43 to 21 at Malden with Gildney and Wall scoring six goals from fouls. Referee Whitten of Reading, Umpire Cross of Malden. The Malden second team beat Reading 30 to 5, Burnham and Morton netting for Malden.
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Malden Y. M. Co. A
Reading
Fair Ground
Gidney
Gav Ell
Hodson
Steers
England
Barr
Walt
R. Hodson
Gildney
Whitten
Cross
Eng
Bragg
Alves
Burnham
Morton
Whitehead Whittier
Howard
Totten
Crafts
Maxwell
Readin Timers
Merchants Press Cable Link to Philippine Islands
The Boston Merchants Association met at Young's Hotel with Pres ident Amory A. Lawrence presiding. New members Ginn & Co Eastern Advertising Company Frederick BE Hall Warren Bros Co and others joined. The group urged private cable construction to connect the Philippines with the United States and asked Congress to permit it, as a last resort the government would fund only minimal support.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
Amory A. Lawrence
Ginn & Co
Heacon Street
Eastern Advertising Company
Frederick BE
Gongrese
Philippine Islands
United States
Catarrh Tablets Praised by Michigan Singers and Lawyers
A Grand Rapids man promoting Stuart's Catarrh Tablets cites personal relief from catarrh of head throat and stomach after weeks of use. He notes benefit for his son a boys choir singer and mentions a Detroit lawyer who kept his throat in shape using the tablets. The tablets are described as antiseptic lozenges with Red Gum and Blood Root sold 50 cents a package and a free booklet is available from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Stuart
Detroit
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
James Atkinson
Helena, Mont
Mr. Gauss
C. EB. Gauss
Malin St
Value of Rupee Case Set for U S Circuit Court
A case on the value of a rupee of India, involving over 600000 dollars to government or Boston importers in this district and over 1500000 dollars nationwide, will be heard before Judge Colt in the U S Circuit Court next week. The dispute arose from importing skins where duties were paid based on the rupee value stated in the invoice.
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India
United States
Colt
Boston
Fadia
Erie line train derailed near Mahoning and Phalanx
Train No 10 on the Erie road from Cleveland to New York was ditched between Mahoning and Phalanx. several people were injured in the afternoon accident.
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Cleveland. O
Erie Road
Cleveland
New York
Mahoning
Coffee does it cure health woes in Postum use
A West Plains Missouri man details how coffee harmed his health with nervousness dyspepsia and weight loss and how switching to Postum Food Coffee after boiling correctly for 15 minutes restored his health gained weight and felt decades younger. He notes friends also benefited and that proper boiling matters.
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West Plains
Colorado
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Dugan May Get Paving Post In Local Fight
Mayor Collins and Superintendent Donovan met for an hour over the paving deputyship. Donovan said a decision would come in a few days. John Dugan of Ward 9, a current paving division deputy tied to the West End yard, is described as the dark horse candidate. The discussion touched on placating Dawn and securing his acquiescence to Kelly.
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Collins
Donovan
Dark Horse
John Dugan
Ward 9
West End Yard
Dawn
Kelly
Nawn
McNary Likely Named Wire Commissioner Successor
Rumors at City Hall say William H. McNary, a legislator now in Mexico, may be offered the wire commissionership before May 1. The post pays 5000 dollars annually, with no strong candidates yet. McNary’s friends note he may decline until after legislative adjournment. Ward 15 awaiting an appointive post, fueling talk as other South Boston wards fill elective offices.
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William H. Lott
City Hall
William 8. McNary
Mexico
McNary
Ward 15
South
Boston
One Man Holds Two City Jobs for Dual Salaries
Dr. Frank W. Ramsey of Charlestown with a Dorchester office reportedly holds two city posts. he caretakes instruments for the street commission at 2.50 per day and serves as a physician detail for smallpox at the Board of Health. He may be asked to resign one post pending investigation.
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City Hall
Frank W. Ramsey
Charlestown
Dorchester
Street Commission
Board of Health
Ramsey
Prince of Bohemia Staged by Salem Cadets in Opera Night
Salem Feb 12 George Lowell Tracy presents Prince of Bohemia performed by the Second Corps of Cadets drawing a large audience. New songs, scenes, and scenic effects reimagined the piece. Whitier S Hawkins stars as Victor Vernon with a cast of noted Second Corps members including Titus Peach Cushman Handy Folsom Herbert Prince Steele and Wade Perry Mason. The ballet was a hit and the production runs again tomorrow and Friday.
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Salem
George Lowell Tracy
Bank Officers’ Association of Boston
Manchester
N. H
Tracy
Georgi Richardson
Cne A Gardner
Second Corps
Harry A. Titus
Harry R. Peach
Ralph W. Cushman
Charles C. Handy
F. B. Folsom
A L. Herbert
Percy Prince
IF. Steele
H. J. Phillips
P. Phillips
Messrs
Reginald C. Wade
W. 5. Perry
Sam C. Mason
Rosebery Credited With Laying Anglo-Japanese Basis
The Times editorial credits Lord Rosebery with eight years of groundwork for the Anglo Japanese alliance, now a national policy. Henry Norman, MP, will ask in the House of Commons today if the Anglo Japanese agreement was communicated to the United States before publication and whether it reflected any opinion thereon.
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London
the Times
Lord Rosebery
Wich
Henry Norman
M. P
House of Commons
United States
Enterprise Social Club elects officers at meeting
At Enterprise Hall 820 Washington street yesterday the Enterprise Social Club members elected Benjamin Stiller president H Feffer vice president 8 Linsky treasurer William J Kudisch financial secretary Nathan Stiller recording secretary 8 Rosenberg sergeant at arms J J Markowitz A Lipman and M Reiser se trustees The club plans installation ceremonies followed by a banquet and entertainment for a growing member base.
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Enterprise Social Club
Enterprise Hall
Washington Street
Benjamin Stiller
H. Feffer
Linsky
William J. Kudisch
Nathan Stiller
8. Rosenberg
J. J. Markowitz
A. Lipman
M. Reiser
Macbeth lecture by Henry Clapp at Pierce Banking School
Henry Austin Clapp, noted Shakespeare critic, addressed a large audience at the School of English Speech and Expression in Pierce Banking on Macbeth. Mrs arte Ware Laughton, principal, introduced the speaker.
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Henry Austin Clapp
Pierce Banking
Macbeth
Arte Ware Laughton
Clapp
Worcester Defeats Lewiston 11 to 2 in Fast Hockey Chance
Worcester beat Lewiston 11 to 2 amid a lively match with clever passing and driving. Rough play noted on both sides. Rushes Daly 8, McGilvery 6. stops Bannon 44, Burgeas 34. fouls Fitzgerald, McGilvery. Referee Connolly. Timer Donovan. Attendance 1200.
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Worcester
Lewiston
Daly
McGiilvery
Bannon
Burgeas
Foulw
Pitsgerald
McGilvery
Connolly
Timer—Donovan
Severe fire in Porto Rico destroys town records
A large blaze last night in Caborojo near Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, destroyed 17 houses the Town Hall and most records. Local authorities report significant property loss with no immediate word on injuries. Firefighters battled the flames through the night and two nearby buildings were saved.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
P. R
Caborojo
Mayaguez
Orangeine Claims Cure For Severe Grip Cases
Mrs. A. G. Fraser of Thomsons British Columbia touts Orangeine as curing two very severe grip cases and notes mild cases and headaches resolve in minutes. The letter frames the product as a quick remedy with broad effectiveness.
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A. G. Fraser
Thomsons
B. C
Free trial Gauss Catarrh Treatment promised cure
A historical ad-like piece claims catarrh causes foul breath and nose discharge. It touts Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment as curative, recounting a Helena Montana testimonial and offering a free trial package by mail from C. E. Gauss in Marshall Michigan.
Ladies Cure Tobacco Habit Teaches Instant Quitting
Men who have tried repeatedly to quit tobacco are said to be instantly cured by a harmless compound discovered by an Ohio chemist. The odorless tasteless remedy supposedly ends cravings and prevents chewing or smoking, with free trials offered by Rogers Drug and Chemical Co. of Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Rogers Drug and Chemical Co
Fifth and
Race Sts
Cincinnati
Death notices from Roxbury area obituaries
Donnelly Lillian daughter of Henry and Mary Donnelly funeral Friday at 2 from 4 Pratt court Roxbury Kearney Helen infant daughter of Michael and Ellen Kearney age 10 months 12 days funeral Wednesday February 12 at 2 from 11 Road Street interment Mt Benedict Cemetery West Roxbury McGuigan Mary Roxbury February 10 age 45 funeral from 45 Chadwick Street February 18 at 5 15 solemn high mass at St Patrick's Church Dudley Street interment Mt Benedict Cemetery West Roxbury relatives invited
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Mary McGuigan
Chadwick Street
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley Street
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Frank L. Calderwood
Lawrence
Frank Bartlett
Pittsfield
John A. Perkins
Chelsea
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Lynn
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Sweet Home, Ark
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American House
F. H. Nickerson
The
Sons and Daughters of
Maine
D. C. Heath
Pine Tree Club
A. S. Hinds
Portland
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Washington St
Roxbury
W. H. Duddy
Park Square
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