Fire threatens Pallanza on Atlantic crossing from Hamburg
The Hamburg American liner Pallanza, five hours into a cargo fire 500 miles from the U S coast, fought blazes after a rough Atlantic voyage begun January 19 from Hamburg. Despite 118 passengers fearing danger, crew and officers kept calm, and steam injection finally subdued the flames. Earlier storms wrecked a funnel and deck ladders, with more damage to boats and the bridge.
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South End Hibernians Plan Parade In Appleton Hall
A large South End meeting in Appleton Hall gathered divisions 4 9 12 26 84 38 43 60 66 59 60 61 68 71 78 to discuss the Ancient Order of Hibernians parade on March 17. Daniel J. O'Sullivan of Division 12 named marshal for the section.
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Munyon cure claims fast relief for rheumatism and ailments
An advertisement touts Munyon’s Paw Paw and Paw-Paw Laxative Pills as universal cures for rheumatism and dyspepsia, promising rapid relief and money-back satisfaction. The piece also notes Russian forces along the Yalu River and near Port Arthur in the ongoing campaign, with Harbin as a key railway junction and command center.
Japanese Fleet Remains Intact After Engagements
London reports an official Tokyo despatch stating no Japanese vessels were destroyed and that all repairs are complete. The message asserts the Japanese fleet is intact and that no land actions occurred, deeming reports of losses as untrue.
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London
Tokio
Templars Hold Church Fair at Park Street Church
A church fair is underway at Park Street Church conducted by the Independent Order of Good Templars of Massachusetts. Grand Chief Templar Harry Woodward of Lynn inaugurated the event.
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CLAIM PRINTERS ARE RETURNING DURING STRIKE GAINS
Both sides in the book and job printers strike reported gains yesterday. The Typothete said offices running with a partial force rose to 35 with a full complement in others. Compositors at work totaled four more than Wednesday’s 860. Seventy three pressmen and feeders were at work in six shops where strikes occurred, a four man increase. Rockwell Churchill stated the office has operated with a partial force for several days to serve customers.
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Rockiwell & Churchill
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Labor union meetings announced in city notices
There will be a meeting of the newspaper delivery wagon drivers next Thursday night at Memorial for the purpose of forming a union. Sunday afternoon Italian laborers of Boston will meet at 284 Commercial street to form a union affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Speakers include Martin H. Ryan and several others. Decorative Glass Workers Union 28 held a smoke talk at 724 Washington street with speakers named.
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Boston
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American Federation of Labor
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M. A. Freda
Joseph A. Langone
Andrew Gransra
Dominick Carlessandro
Joseph de Marco
James Caporella
Joseph Porchella
Decorative Glass Workers’ Union
Washington Street
Charles Magle
Thomas Driscoll
Arthur Beaunt
Barney Blasig
Iy Day
Martin Meeoe Cemee McTigue
George Halliday
Stafford Still in Hiding After Lodge Murder
Ever since Eugene L. Stafford left the lodging house at 208 West Springfield Street where he killed his former associate Maynor B. Trussell, plain clothes men and officers from every division have pursued him. Through Wednesday noon the police remained without knowledge of his location.
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Wines Cordials and Extracts and their Effect on the Weak
The piece argues that wines cordials and extracts of cod liver oil act similarly on a weakened system as a cocktail does on an empty stomach, claiming no proven benefit from either. It states that Scott's Emulsion affords effective relief and care in wasting diseases by nourishing rather than providing alcoholic stimulation.
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Carrington Assesses Likely Russian Japanese Clash Near Yalu
General Henry B. Carrington comments on the stirring hints of a battle near the Yalu River. He doubts a decisive engagement soon, notes Russian cavalry strength and weight advantages, and cautions over exaggerated Russian troop numbers and the strategic move of headquarters to Monkden. He stresses supply lines and terrain as key factors shaping any clash.
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Henry B. Carrington
Russia
Magduria
Navy
Japan
Monkden
Port Arthur
Illness of Prince Henry’s son alarms Prussian court
Berlin Feb 18 The imperial household is greatly concerned over the illness of the little Prince Henry the third son of Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia and brother of Emperor William.
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Prince Henry
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Cambridge Couple Weds Rolf Newman at St Johns Memorial Chapel
Emma Gould Caston of Cambridge married Rolf R Newman M I T 08 of Los Angeles California yesterday at 4 PM in St Johns Memorial Chapel. Ceremony performed by Rev Prof Kelner.
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Cambridge
Rolf R. Newman
Los Angeles
California
St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Kelner
Rexall Mucu Tone Promise of Quick Health Gain
A Rexall advertisement promotes Mucu-Tone as a proven safe catarrh cure that restores vitality by repairing the mucous membranes. It guarantees refunds if unsatisfied and quotes Mrs. Beauregard praising the remedy after years of failed treatments, claiming renewed strength and vigor.
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Rexall Mucu-Tone
Rexall Mucu
Mucu-Tone
Rexall
Russia irritated by Hay note negotiations in China dispute
St Petersburg reports that Washington announced the China integrity negotiations would close without awaiting Russia's formal response, a move that surprised officials and caused irritation in Russia.
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Washington
Hay
China
Russia
Despatch on Port Arthur Battle by Viceroy Alexieff
A long official despatch from Viceroy Alexieff recounts the February 9 battle at Port Arthur. It lists Russian ships, including Petropavlovsk and Sevastopol, notes Japanese ships suffered heavy damage, and records Russian casualties and fortifications. It quotes the order of battle and notes uncertainty of the outcome.
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Alexieff
Port Arthur
Stark
Ukhtonski
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Chernychoff
Poltava
Uspkonski
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Beggar Suspect Struck Down Roxbury Woman
Mrs. Edward F. Leahy of 180 Hillside Street Roxbury was found unconscious with a scalp wound. She claims a deaf and dumb beggar aged about 20 visited nearby flats seeking alms before the assault and a police search is underway.
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Roxbury Crossing
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Roxbury
Company promotes fireproof building construction services
The Company highlights its facilities for large fireproof structures and fully equipped offices in major cities. It emphasizes a capable, experienced workforce and a proven construction record, noting its large capital and status within United States Realty and Construction Company. Offices listed in Boston Philadelphia Baltimore.
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