First Regiment Dines at United States Motel
Company B of the First Regiment gathered for their annual dinner with sixty one members and guests present. Speakers included Colonel Henry Jay Cochrane and General N A M Dudley who praised the army and critiqued English command in South Africa. The event featured awards, including the W Page trophy to Sergeant George W Cole for excellence in attendance discipline and marksmanship.
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United States
Walter TH. Lombard
Henry Jay Cochrane
N. A. M. Dudley
South Affieca
Tommytkins
James J. Myers
House of Representatives
Old Bay
Howard A. Norton
Thomas R. Mathews
George W. Cole
Augustus Y
Women’s P A Dinner Honors Drummond at Vendome
The New England Women’s Press Association hosted a gentleman’s night at the Vendome with guest of honor Dr. William H. Drummond, acclaimed Canadian author of The Habitant. Attending were Mayor Hart and numerous notable editors, professors, and society figures.
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New England Women’s Press Association
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Health Benefits
An 1880s style testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for catarrh rheumatism stomach trouble and general weakness. A user from Steubenville Ohio reports purified blood and disappearance of pimples after taking the medicine. The ad warns against substitutes and repeats the brand name.
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Hood
W.h.mallins
Steubenville
Subway Protection Feasible Or Not
The plan outlines gate arrangements at a subway station to protect passengers. Winter setup uses a large centre gate with small side gates for entering and leaving cars, gates stay closed until the car halts and reopen before movement. Summer setup uses open cars with three gates raised or lowered by pulleys to keep passengers off the track at the platform edge.
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Ias
Sas T
Park Street
Berth 5
Berth 1
Plan for subway gate safety near Park Street station
A Post letter from a railroad official proposes a continuous fence with gates along the platform edge to control crowding and allow access to cars, with gates closed before car start. Officials review feasibility. opinions vary on safety and practicality amid the Park Street fatality.
Alaska Widow Rebuilds Health on Postum Coffee Substitute
Mrs Adda Crossley of Juneau says coffee harmed her health for years while she cared for eight men in winter and fifteen more in summer. After switching to Postum Cereal Coffee her weight rose from 50 to 124 pounds, her face brightened, and she regained strength to continue working full time.
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Alaska
Adda Crossley
Juneau
Dean's Kidney Pills Offer At All Drug Stores
Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale at all drug stores for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffato New York.
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Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffato
N. Y
Roxbury youths arraigned in hypnotic break and enter case
Three Roxbury lads aged 17 to 20 were arraigned before Judge Bolster on breaking and entering charges. Edward Sliney was sentenced to the Lyman School Westboro, while James McDonald and James Lyons received similar terms to the Concord Reformatory.
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Roxbury
Patrick Devine
Fagin
Simons Street
Bolster
Edward Sliney
Dunlow Street
Lyman
Westboro
James McDonald
Linden Park Street
James Lyons
Hutchins Avenue
Concord Reformatory
Hillside Street
William H. Minot
Devine
Mesmer
Wienden Park Street Bridge
Station 10
Kilday
Carty
Turner
Rolster
Levine
Widow Mary C Lawton Thanks Nation for Home Fund Aid
In Poowee Valley Kentucky on February 18 1904 Mrs Mary C Lawton widowed of General Henry Lawton expresses heartfelt gratitude to General Corbin and the nation for the home fund gift. She says the kindness cannot be repaid and asks that her thanks be conveyed as relief from Henry Lawton's anxious thoughts and enduring gratitude.
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Henry
Mary C. Lawton
This Is The End Man Leaps From Warren Bridge
An elderly man, hair white, commits suicide by leaping from Warren drawbridge in Charlestown. The bridge tender and W F Murray Jr. saw him step onto the rail and dive into the tide crying this is the end. Murray attempted a rescue but found no trace of the man.
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Warren Drawbridge
Charlestown
W. F. Murray, Jr
Eight Prizes To One Dog At New York Show
An immense Madison Square Garden crowd saw Hands On the Wire-haired fox terrier win eight prizes. The 17 month old dog claimed novice and limit class wins, beat top rivals in open class, captured three specials, and won the $800 grand challenge cup. Owned by R. F. Mayben of New York, the dog highlighted a day of multiple wins by other handlers and dogs across breed classes.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Go Bang
Thornfield
Knockout
Limefield Rhoderick
Therm
R. FF. Mayben
Frank Jay Gould
Marvelcroft
St. Bernards
Lady Pryn Mawr
Clarence H. Mackay
Richard Croker, Jr
Yorkville Bete
Hetramorse
Division 67 A D 4 dances at Orienta Hall first annual ball
Division 67 A D 4 and A O H held its first annual ball at Orienta Hall Rox Ur last evening. The grand march was led by John Fleming and Mrs Fleming followed by John H Tague and Miss Mabel Ferry and other couples. About 200 couples attended.
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Orienta Hall
Rox Ur
John Fleming
Fleming
John H. Tague
Mabel Ferry
D. I. Sughrue
Alice Sughrue
Howard J. Howd
Lillian Kelly
Thomas P. Flanagan
Flanagan
PD. J. Coleman
Jane Doucett
Fourth annual reunion and ball of Division 31 AOH Dorchester
The fourth annual reunion and ball of Division 31 A O H Dorchester was held last evening at Bloomfield Hall Geneva avenue Dorchester. The grand matel was led by President John J Dailey and Mrs Dailey followed by William Q Lyons and Mrs Lyons James Donovan and Miss Mary Bemis Edward J Rogers and Mrs Rogers Captain Michael Sullivan and Miss M H N Sullivan Hugh McGovern and Mrs Mc Govern William J Doyle and Miss Mary Durkin John McDonald and Mrs McDonald John J Mullen and Mrs Mullen John J Spillaps and Sirs Spillane Thomas J Duran and Miss Mary Neefe and about 150 other coupled.
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Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
Geneva Avenue
John J. Dailey
Dailey
William Q. Lyons
Lyons
James Donovan
Mary Bemis
Edward J. Rogers
Rogers
Michael Sullivan
M. H. N. Sullivan
Hugh McGovern
McGovern
William J. Doyle
Mary Durkin
Bostonian Sues Paris Grand Hotel Over 2900 Francs
Boston lawyer Burdett of Burdett & Snow sues the Grand Hotel in Paris claiming 2900 francs found and given to the hotel was not delivered to the owner. His wife found the money in 18M and handed it to hotel staff who later said it went to the owner. Af fidavits will be sent.
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Paris
Omesday
Burdett
Boston
Burdett & Snow
Meeting Wouse Hill Club Holds First Annual Dinner
The first annual dinner of the Meeting Wouse Hill Club occurred at the American House last night with about fifty members in attendance. A dedication by Mr. J Edward McNamee was read and speeches delivered by several members. Invited guests included the Hon. Re. P McDonald, Mr. John C Ceceni and Mr J Ma Cayanastl.
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Wouse Hill’ Club
J. Edward McNamee
Myr. W. Ll. Cahalon
FE. J. Doyle
Be Ay Graves
W. DD. Lace J. A. Mackine
J. Mr. White
Re. i’. McDonald
John C. Ceceni
Mrj. Ma Cayanastl
Wellcome testifies on Clark campaign funds and Helena expenses
John B. Wellcome Clark senatorial campaign manager tells Senate committee expenditures not to exceed 25000 dollars and presents bank books. He cites 15000 dollars from checks and explains large Helena sums to cover lobby and corporation bills while noting about a hundred aides and daily costs.
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Washington
John B. Wellcome
Clark
Senate
A. J. Steele
Helena
Wellcome
Boston & Montana Company
Baptist minister to be baptized before Boston pulpit post
The Rev. Madison C. Peters who left the Reformed Church announces his baptism at Calvary Baptist Church on March 2. He will then go to Boston to fill the pulpit of Clarendon Street Church on March 4.
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Madison C. Peters
Clarendon Street Church
New York
Reformed Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Boston
Clarendon Street
Somerville Aldermen Confirm City Officials and Armory Action
The Somerville aldermen approved John P. Prichard as street commissioner and confirmed a slate of assessors: Reed, True for three years. Thompson, Underhill for two years. Fales for one year. Captain Whitten pressed for a new armory for Company M, Eighth Infantry MVM. Alderman Wildes pushed a three cent fare committee for school children with Wildes, Smith and Storey named.
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Somerville
George O. Proctor
John P. Prichard
Nathan H. Reed
Harry A. True
Benjamin I. Thompson
Jesse J. Underhill
Albert B. Fales
Whitten
Company M
Eighth Infantry
M. V.M
Wildes
Wilson
Wildes, Smith and Storey
Veterans group meets at Faneuil Hall in Boston
The eighteenth annual Massachusetts Division Sons of Veterans session in Faneuil Hall featured an afternoon business meeting and a camp fire per evening. Commander George N. Howard warned of dwindling membership and the need for more men.
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Massachusetts Division
Sons of Veterans
Faneuil Hall
George N. Howard
Weazel
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Shawmut Avenue
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William Gallagher
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St. Gregory’s Church
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Margaret
Hernard A. Doherty
Creek Sirect
Prelay
Selene Reoniem
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Conuie Street
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