New York Woman Credits Kidney-Wort Tablets in Long Years of Suffering
An elderly New York woman, Mrs. Mortimer Barry, writes of decades with diabetes kidney trouble and severe bowel issues. After using Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets she gains better health, weight, and appetite, claiming she is now as well as any woman her age.
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New York
West 43d Street
Dr. Ae
Dr. Pettingill
Mortimer Barry
Pettingill
Burlington, VI
Czar’s War Minister to Take the Field
War Minister Kuropatkin will be commander in chief of eastern army operations. Vice Admiral Makaroff moves toward Port Arthur to lead the navy. Rear Admiral Jessen succeeds Ewald Von Stackelberg at Vladivostok. Grand Duke Michiel and hundreds of officers bid farewell amid intense enthusiasm.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Far East
Makaroff
Port Arthur
Navy
Jessen
Ewald von Stackelberg
Vladivostok
Alexieff
Grand Duke
Michdel
Nicholas
Marvelous remedy promises new vital energy and youth
The notice claims a remarkable tonic named New Vital Energy New Youth will renew vigor for men and women of all ages including the sick and sad, sparking singing in their veins and bringing joy to life.
Get One Bottle of Dr. Pettingill Kidney Wort Tablets
Advertisement urges purchase of a single bottle of Dr Pettingill s Kidney Wort Tablets with instruction to take nothing else. The terse direct pitch implies medicinal reliance without corroborating claims or usage details. The item presents as a product listing within a period advertisement context.
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Dr. Pettingill
Back Bay Arrest Over Indecent Letters In High Society Case
A well dressed young woman, alleged to be Sarah Fraser, domestic for a Back Bay family, was arrested by Post Office Inspector Kincaid for writing indecent letters to Frank Bene of Commonwealth Avenue. Arraigned before United States Commissioner Hale, she pleaded guilty and was held for the grand jury. A middle aged woman accompanied her, posting $300 bail. identity not released.
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Sarah Fraser
Back Bay
Post Office
Kincaid
Commonwealth Avenue
United States
Hale
Frank Bene
Hill Family Custody Battle Seen Near Settlement
The Boston custody dispute between William H. Hill Jr and William H. Hill Sr moves toward a speedy amicable settlement. Judge Loring postponed the habeas corpus petition for two weeks at the petitioner's request, signaling a possible end to the extended fight over the child. Both sides declined to discuss specifics, suggesting a hopeful near-term resolution and no return to court anticipated.
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Hill
Bolo mob slaughters constabulary near Samar coast
Manila Feb 19 Lieutenant McRae and six privates of the constabulary were killed by a bol o rush of 800 fanat ics while patrolling Samar's east coast. Private Salomon of the Fourteenth Cavalry at Jolo also fell to bolomen.
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Manila
McRae
Constabulary
Samar
Salomon
Fourteenth Cavalry
Jolo
Constipation Cured with Iron-Ox Tablets
An ad-like253 urging relief from constipation explains natural bowel function and promotes Iron-Ox Tablets as a non purgative tonic. It claims the remedy builds up the system, contrasts with harsh laxatives, and lists price 25 cents plus mail order from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co., Detroit Mich.
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Nature
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
War News Thrills Japs at Washington Street Store
Local Japanese in downtown establish a makeshift wartime hub at H. Ohashi 200 Washington Street. Curious pedestrians read war bulletins posted there as Japanese residents celebrate Mikado victories with tea and embraces. Ohashi proclaims Japan cannot lose and will wipe Russia from the earth.
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H. Ohashi
Washington Street
New York
Japan
Mr. Ohashi
Russia
Gardner Defeats Carter In Milwaukee Boxing Bout
George Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts defeats Kid Carter of Brooklyn in six rounds at the Milwaukee Boxing Club. Early rounds were even, but Gardner opened a bleeding nose and swollen eye in round three while Carter closed Gardner’s eye. Carter was floored in round four but saved by the bell. Gardner clearly won rounds five and six with knockdowns, Carter counting eight in round five and falling again before the final gong.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Milwaukee Boxing Club
Gardner
Carter
Fire at five story brick building causes $140000 loss
Frozen hydrants in South Boston early yesterday likely spread a fire that started in a five story brick building at 95 41 Flrnt street causing over $140000 in damage before firefighters extinguished it. The worst hit firms were W W Potter Company Carter Rice Paper Corporation Chapple Publishing Company and several other firms housed in the corner of First and Colton Streets.
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Boston
W. W. Potter Company
Carter-Rice Paper Corporation
The
Chapple Publishing Company
Fie
First and
Colton Streets
Wife of Dorchester Police Captain Dies at Home
Mrs. Sarah M. Hunt wife of Captain Charles W Hunt of Police Station 11 Dorchester died Thursday evening at her home 16 Fairview street after a long illness Funeral services will be held at her home Monday afternoon at 2 o clock
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Sarah M. Hunt
Charles W. Hunt
Dorchester
Fairview Street
PRESSMEN QUIT THEIR MACHINES IN UNION ROW
Yesterday many pressmen and feeders walked out as employers asked them to handle non union forms. The Simonds plant reported 74 striking pressmen across six pressrooms while 862 compositors worked in 48 offices. Rockwell & Churchill returned union labels. 20 feeders struck Simonds plant.
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Samuel Usher
Cc. H. Simonds & Co
A. M. Skinner & Co
Simonds
Simonds Company
Rockwell & Churchill
Typothete
J. S. Cushings& Co
Dr Oscar Lovell Triggs Dropped From U Chicago List
The Chicago Tribune reports that Dr Oscar Lovell Triggs English instructor at the University of Chicago will not be notified for a three year reappointment. His liberal views and unusual literature class statements anger university authorities. He ranking Rockefeller and Pullman with Shakespeare drew attention, and he criticized Longfellow Holmes Lowell and many hymns as doggerel.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Oscar Lovell Triggs
University of Chicago
Board of Trustees
Triggs
Dr. Triggs
Rockefeller
Pullman
Shakspere
Longfellow
Holmes
Lowell
QDELL AT BETA THETA DINNER
One hundred Beta Theta Pi men from across the country attended the Vendome for their annual banquet and officer election. Honor toastmaster was Harrison Hume of Dartmouth. speakers included W. H. Barney Brown Alman Dyer E M Wylie of Denver and Northwestern’s H B Smith as well as ex governors Odell Montague and J M Francis. Newly elected officers are Norman Gunderson president C L Newton secretary Edward N Lacey treasurer.
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Beta Theta Pi
Vendome
Harrison Hume
Dartmouth
W. H. Barney
Brown
E. M. Wylie
University of Denver
Alman Dyer
Amherst
R. W. Keeler
Wesleyan
H. B. Smith
Northwestern
Bates
Odell
New York
Montague
Virginia
J. M. Francis
Norman Gunderson
C.L. Newton
Edward N. Lacey
Brighton High minstrel show features Darktown scenes
About two score Brighton High School undergraduates and alumni presented their annual minstrel show in Warren Hall. The end men J Harry Johnson George McDevitt Edward ONeil Arthur Paul Chester Spencer and Charles M Featherstone carried most of the work and acquitted themselves creditably. The program billed as rehearsal of the Darktown minstrels showed exterior of a planter's residence.
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Brighton High School
Warren Hall
Brighton
J. Harry Johnson
George McDevitt
Edward O'Neil
Arthur Paul
Chester Spencer
Charles M. Featherstone
Darktown
Cambridge Churches Fail To Meet Emergency Exit Law
Thomas F. Tracey, Cambridge superintendent of buildings, reports to the city that out of 53 churches only 10 meet emergency exit requirements and of 48 halls only two comply, highlighting widespread noncompliance with safety rules.
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Cambridge
Thomas F. Tracey
Post's War Extra in high demand after big sales day
Post's War Extra sales soared with demand surpassing supply as newsdealers reported orders exceeded available copies. The edition sold far beyond expectations yesterday, prompting continued availability announcements for the Post's War Extra.
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Post
Mass Meeting Attacks Bishop Browns Lynching Remarks
A mixed gathering of Boston’s colored residents met at St. Augustine Mission to condemn Bishop Brown of Arkansas for his pro lynching statements. Speakers challenged crimes against women as sole justification for lynching and urged church leadership to repudiate the remarks.
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St. Augustine
Phillips Street
Boston
Episcopal Club
Bishop Brown
Arkansas
South
Father Field
Cowley
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Alfred D Bell
Episcopalian Club
Father Osborn
St. John Church
D. D. Addison
Brookline
Fred PD. Allen
Episcopal City Mission
Bish Lawrence
Samuel G. Babcock
Lawrence
Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese
Butler R. Wilson
Jennie Deane
Bishop Brown Speech At Cambridge Sparks Controversy
Bishop Brown of Arkansas, known for praise of lynching and recent diocesan unrest, gave part of an address on darkest Arkansas to about 200 Brattle Street women and Episcopal Theological School students. Dean Hodges prefaced the lecture with a conditional allowance not to offend, noting Brown had been engaged six months ago.
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Brown
Arkansas
Episcopal ‘Theological School
Cambridge
Brattle Street
Dean Hodges
Socialist critic calls national anthem a mockery
John Spargo editor of the Comrade told the Women's Eyes Club at Faneuil Hall that singing My Country Tis of Thee is impossible without feeling mockery. He spoke on The Meaning and Message of Socialism amid remarks by W. R. Goodwin. He warned that labor delegations face a kneeling mission before Beacon Hill as their verdict is delivered.
Holyoke Man Found Dead in Boston Hotel
George M. Tyner, a Holyoke resident and former State Senator, was found dead in a Boston hotel room yesterday. authorities list heart failure as the probable cause. Tyner was a well known figure across western Massachusetts.
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Holyoke
Boston
George M. Tyner
Mr. Tyner
State
Senate
Massachusetts
Merrill bond release reduces cost to county judges bondsmen
Sureties for Moody Merrill are released from their bail bond of 10000 by paying part of government costs. Judgment for costs totaling 176.40 was entered yesterday by agreement in favor of the county in the suit against bondsmen Marcellus Coggan and Isaac B. Rich.
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Moody Merrill
Marcellus Coggan
Isaac B. Rich
Linnehan of Cambridge Dies at 92 in City Home
Charles Linnehan Cambridge contractor, long prominent in railroad and mail delivery contracts, died at his residence 1490 Cambridge Street Cambridge after 11 PM aged 92. Born in Ireland he came to East Cambridge as a laborer, later built a large contracting business and amassed an estimated fortune of 500000.
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Charles Linnehan
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Mr. Linnehan
Ireland
East Cambridge
Fitchburg & Lowell Road
Boston & Maine
Linnehan
Union Sailor Arrest Ends Pursuit Along Atlantic Avenue
Peter Nichol, assaulted and chased along the waterfront, alerted harbor police who pursued and captured John Benson of 33 North Bennet Street after a day of harassment by a group of Union sailors. Nichol had previously identified sailors who abducted four men from the schooner Addie W. Lawrence in President Reade.
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Water Front
Peter Nichol
Atlantic Avenue
John Benson
North Bennet Street
Nichol
Addie W. Lawrence
Reade
Supple Addresses Boston Cigar Makers Union
Bernard F. Supple secretary of the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation spoke at a large Boston Cigar Makers Union 97 meeting at Paine Memorial Hall. He said the board aims to settle disputes without strikes or lockouts and that its impact has been educational, proving peaceful methods beat harsher actions.
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Bernard F. Supple
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Boston
Union 97
Paine Memorial Hall
State Board
Mellody defeats Sieloff in Chicago bout
Billy Mellody of Boston KOed Otto Sieloff of Chicago in the fourth round of a six round contest in Chicago. Mellody held a decided advantage in every round as the fight progressed.
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Chicago
Billy Mellody
Boston
Otto Sieloff
Mellody
Change of Heart and Health Promises from Dr Miles Heart Cure
An earnest appeal contrasts the heart’s toil with other organs and urges a remedy to relieve dizziness palpitations shortness of breath and chest pains. A testimonial from Miss Emma J Barton touts Dr Miles Heart Cure restoring her health with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
Emma J. Barton
Watertown
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