Physicians to Act on Consumption Peril at Medical Society
New York medicine meeting on tuberculosis highlights alarming city deaths and lack of care. Dr Loomis warns of 10 000 annual TB deaths in Greater New York while urging preventive health, and a promotional appeal for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a treatment.
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New York
New York Academy of Medicine
West Forty-third Street
H. P. Loomis
Cornell Medical College
New York Board of Health
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
South Boston Minstrels Score Hits in Blackface Tonight
St Augustine Girls Sodality held its second minstrel show at St Augustine's Hall South Boston drawing 158 girls with 12 ends in anthracite. Costumes ranged from red and green to yellow blue and muslin. Performances included songs like Down in the Coal Mine Down on the Suwanee and The Slivery Rio Grande with dancers and a pageant of nations.
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St. Augustine
Celia McHugh
Patience Roche
Bessie Weir
Susie Gallagher
Anna Coleman
Kittie Walsh
Delia Mulkearn
Mayassidy
Molly Fouhy
Miss Mitchell
May Brennan
Mary
Sake Etree Sodality
Gertrude Lynch
Margaret Quinn
Vicomte de Chambrun Named Attache to Washington Embassy
The Mt Pleasant Club of Roxbury announced Vicomte de Chambrun as attache of the French embassy in Washington. He is Lafayette’s great grandson and will sail for New York on March 7. John J. Lynch presided as floor director with about 120 couples in attendance.
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Vicomte de Chambrun
Washington
Lafayette
Vicomte
New York
Micomte DE Chambrun, Greatégr Mn
Broadway
Prince Edward Island Benevolent Ball At Copley Hall
The third annual ball of the Prince Edward Island Benevolent Association was held last night at Copley Hall with unique decorations and ivy latticework. The grand march opened by Pantel J McLean and Miss Margaret Campbell, followed by Mr John A McEachern and wife. Guests included D A McDonald president Provincial Mb William Randall chief of Scottish clans Captain Jerome McDonald Gloucester William McLaughlin chief ranger Foresters of America and Miss McKennie president of the Ladies Auxilary Maritime Provincial Club.
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Prince Edward Island
Grounds in the Bronx Could Host New York Team
The New York American League team may play on Bronx grounds after Ban Johnson failed to secure a location on Manhattan Island.
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New York
Bronx
Ban Johnson
Manhattan Island
Mt Pleasant Club Ball at Howe Hall Ends in Glittering Night
At Howe Hall on Huntington Avenue a select dancing party drew a refined crowd last evening. Guests enjoyed tasteful arrangements, music, and the elegant ambience making the event a notable social occasion.
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MT. Pleasant Club
Ball Howe Hall
Huntington Avenue
Newspaper Publishers Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The American Newspaper Publishers Association met in New York on February 19. Officers elected include President Charles H. Taylor Jr of the Boston Globe and Vice President A. A. McCormick of the Chicago Record Herald. An initiative to back the 1964 Louisiana Purchase Exposition was adopted.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
N. W. McKinney
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston Globe
A. A. McCormick
Chicago Record4 Herald
M. C. Bryant
Brooklyn Ties
Edward P. Call
New York Mail and Express
Frederick Driscoll
Chicago
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis Republic
W. L. McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
P. Weston
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
F. &. Whiting
Boston Herald
Joseph T.nevin
Pittsburg Leader
St. Paul Dispatch
H. H. Cabdniss
Atlanta Journal
Peter Harris Dies After Fall at Construction Site
Peter Harris aged 70, a contractor from South Boston, fell five feet from a staging Wednesday. He died an hour later at Carney Hospital from injuries sustained in the accident.
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Peter Harris
South Boston
Carney Hospital
Meats and digestion praised as key to vigorous old age
A physician argues that hearty older men thrive on substantial meals not bran foods. He notes meat, coffee, and lobster in daily meals and touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe aid to digestion, sold by druggists nationwide.
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Stuart
Maine
California
Ex-Judge Dewey Returns to Stand in Sidewalk Loiterer Case
Former judge Dewey testifies in Superior Criminal Court defending Daniel Smolensky and Benjamin Elfman over alleged sidewalk loitering. Dispute centers on police recording times and deputy sergeant testimony. Proceedings adjourned after a lengthy conference and jurors were dismissed until morning.
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Dewey
Superior Criminal Court
Daniel Smolensky
Benjamin B. Elfman
Lawton
Fessenden
Sughrue
Farley
Dr Thomas’s Body to Lie in State at Church
The Rev. W. H. Thomas D D died suddenly in Philadelphia on Sunday. His body will lie in state at Charles Street A M E Church from 10 to 12 o clock today.
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DR. Thomas
W. H. Thomas
D. D
Philadelphia
Charles Street
Mrs Long Visits State House to Thank Veteran Cigar Vendor
Mrs John D Long at the Massachusetts State House honored veteran vendor Thomas Meagher who runs a cigar and candy counter in the lobby. Meagher recalls Long’s career from representative to speaker and governor and his efforts to connect the vendor with the president during 1898. The gesture reflects Longs lasting regard for small business figures in the Capitol.
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House of Representatives
Old Tom
Meagher
Mr. Long
Hingham
House
State House
Long
McKinley
John D. Long
Veteran cigar man honored at State House request
Mrs Long thanked the veteran cigar man at the State House after ex-Governor requested recognition for his steadfast solicitude for the patron during illness. Secretary Long noted Mr Meagher’s health support and asked for formal acknowledgment.
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Meagher
Long
Grape-Nuts Helped Plymouth Woman Heal Naturally
A Plymouth Illinois woman writes that after a year of catarrh of the bowels she found relief using Grape-Nuts pre digested food. She says one package improved her condition more than other remedies and she quit medicine to stay well, recommending it to others. The notice cites Postum Co Battle Creek Mich. There’s a reason.
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Plymouth
Illinois
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Delayed Salem Wedding Tied To 1898 License
A Salem coupleDiamante Rasteghini and Risso Bernardowere united in Boston on December 1 1902 after a 4 1 2 year delay on a license issued June 27 1898 The tale involves Italian ties and a prior marriage in Italy with Bernardo having a son in the Italian army The delay remains unexplained by local officials.
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Salem
Bach
J. Clifford Entwisle
Diamante Rasteghini
Risso Bernardo
Boston
Roberto Biasotti
St. Mark’s
Katherine Rusteghini
Angelina Rusteghini
Italy
Bernardo
America
Lowell
Entwisle
Funeral Service for Edward J. Mn at St Thomas Church
Funeral from residence 11 E Street Egleston Square Saturday at 15 a.m. Requiem at St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain at 10 a.m. Edward J. Mn.
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Edward J. Mn
E Street
Egleston . Square
St. Thomas's Church
Jamaica Plain
Record Day In New York Coldest February 19 On Record
New York on February 19 posted a low of two degrees above zero marking the coldest February 19 in the city’s history according to the weather bureau.
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New York
Weather Bureau
General Miles to Attend Evacuation Day Parade
General Nelson A Miles accepts invitation from the South Boston Citizens Association to be guest on Evacuation Day March 17. Secretary Moody will deploy several warships to the harbor for the celebration. marines and sailors from the navy yard and ships will participate in the afternoon parade.
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Nelson. A. Miles
South Boston Citizens’ Association
Moody
Navy Yard
East Boston to Stage Grand Fourth of July Parade
East Boston plans a large revival of its antique parade tradition on the Fourth. Two association members have traveled to New Orleans Mardi Gras to study features for the East Boston celebration. The parade will begin at sunrise on the Fourth morning.
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East Boston
New Orleans
Sutton Defeats Vigna ux In International Championship
Sutton of the United States defeated Vignaux of France in 16 innings at Paris in the international championship by 500 to 471. Sutton set a record with a 200 run in the fifth inning and finished with an average of 311.4 while Vignaux averaged 291.2.
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Paris
Sutton
Vignaux
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