Expensive Color Pages in Boston and New York Papers
A fragment notes yesterday's editions across major papers listing color pages. Boston Sumany Post shows nine color pages, Boston Sunday Globe four, Boston Sunday Herald none, New York Sunday World nine, New York edition nine.
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Boston Sunday Globe
Boston Sunday. Herald
New York Sunday World
New York Sunday American
Boston Sumany Post
Boston Sunday Herald
New York
Boston Sunday Post
Insurgents bombarded as U S ships shell near San Domingo
U S warships Columbia and Newark bombarded Pajarito near San Domingo City after rebels insulted the flag. The action landed 400 marines and bluejackets who routed the rebels, signaling a strong U S response in San Domingo.
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San Domingo
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U. S
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Pajarito
San ‘Domingo
Post
F. K. Foster
Eliot
Foster Replies to Eliot Critics Before Central Labor Union
Frank K. Foster of Boston Typographical Union 13 delivered a calm address in Neall Hall answering President Eliot’s criticisms. He defended strikes boycotts picketing and the strike breaker while praising Eliot who received a warm reception and sustained applause from all.
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Frank K. Foster
Boston Typographical Union 13
Neall Hall
Eliot
Central Labor Union
Robert Treat Paine
Henry L. Higginson
Foster
Kiot
Mr. Foster
Bhlot
Rumors of Russian Defeat and Port Arthur Blockade Tactics
Reports from London and GHEFCO detail a rumored Russian repulse on the Yalu River with 2500 deaths unconfirmed, while Port Arthur endures blockade effects. Food and fresh produce grow scarce as speculators seek steamers, with Dalny Niuchwang and Laio yang preparing to thwart Japanese landings.
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London
St. Petersburg
Paris
New York Herald
Yalu River
Ghefco
Arthur
Dalny
Port Arthur
Niuchwang
Laioyang
Barber
Post
Rain and cold forecast for Boston area
Rain arrives Monday with clearing by night. Turning colder Tuesday with fair skies and brisk southwest to west winds. Lung Kuro advertised as a remedy for throat and lung troubles.
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Boston
Loftus Store Sale Promises Bargain Menswear
Tomorrow Fred Gray and Company will sell the Loftus stock in a sale featuring elegant men's suits at 2.90 and all wool pants at 1.00. Located at the Loftus corner of Washington and Hanover streets, the event emphasizes bargain pricing and the final chance to buy.
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Fred Gray & Co
Loftus
Oftus
Washi
Hanover Streets
Washington and
Diana Conrad Receives Cure Claim for Throat Trouble
An 88 year old Brooklyn resident Diana Conrad was told her throat condition was hopeless. Advertisement touts Father John's Medicine and Aunt Mary's Old Fashioned Cough Remedy with a bottle offered at Houghton’s for five extra stamps and tablet price ten cents.
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Diana Conrad
Park Ave
Brooklyn
Father John
Aunt Mary
Houghton’s
Dr George C Lorimer Critically Ill In New York
Dr George C Lorimer, long time church leader, is seriously ill after three weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. A slight improvement was noted yesterday at Tremont Temple where Dr Henson announced the update before the sermon. Mrs Lorimer and the doctor plan to go to Florida once able to travel.
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Abey Kamoo
People’s Temple
Kamoo
Commodore Perry
United States Army
Tommy” Kamoo
Chandler Street
Tunis
Abdallah Bey
Perry
Abdallah
Tripoli
Irl
Heidelberg
Germany
Tommy Bey
Tommy
New Orleans
Gettysburg
People's Temple
King’s Daughters
Back Bay
Tremont Temple
Henson
George C. Lorimer
King Edward Reportedly Willing to Mediate War
Paris dispatch says during a London interview before Count Benckendorff departed for St Petersburg Lord Lansdowne stated King Edward was willing to offer mediation in the Far East conflict if the Czar could accept it.
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Petit. Parisien
London
St. Petersburg
Count Benckendorff
Lord Lansdowne
Edward
Far East
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