Ready Relief touted for pneumonia and assorted ailments
An advertisement extols Radway's Ready Relief for pneumonia and a wide range of inflammations and pains. It prescribes 20 drops hourly in water for lung illness, regular chest and body applications, beef tea and broths, and occasional use of Radway's Pills. Patient testimonials praise quick relief and compare RR R favorably to oil.
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Radway
D. W. Raymond
Crescent St
Middletown
Conn
Tokio mayor may come to Boston after visit
Baron Kaneko, mayor of Tokio, plans to visit America but not Boston. He studied at Harvard and is president of the Harvard Club in Japan, with many friends in Cambridge and Boston. Boston Japanese residents will urge him to stop in Boston, aided by local friends upon his arrival in New York.
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Baron Kaneko
Tokio
Japan
America
Boston
Harvard
Harvard Club
Cambridge
New York City
Russian transports return to Odessa from Suez
The Russian transports Orel carrying 1227 troops and Smolensk laden with ammunition and provisions arrived at Port Said from Suez and will proceed to Odessa later today.
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Odessa
Port Said
Egypt
Orel
Smolensk
Suez
Boston marines head to China in new battalion
A contingent of Boston marines, about 600, is drafted to form a battalion bound for the far east. They will travel to Philadelphia to join the unit, then proceed overland to San Francisco to board the Beauford for China. Veterans of prior China service are favored for selection.
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Boston
Far East
War Department
Philadelphia
Bell
McDonough
Devereaux
China
Charlestown Navy Yard
South Station
San Francisco
Beauford
Navy Yard
Yellow Sea
Third Infantry heads to permanent garrison in Panama
Washington February 23 The War Department ordered the entire Third Regiment of Infantry to move at once to the isthmus of Panama to relieve the marines there. The unit will depart from New York aboard the transports Sumner and McClellan. Headquarters are at Fort Thomas Kentucky with Companies C D I K L M. Fort Sheridan hosts Companies A and B, Columbus Barracks houses E F G H. Commanding officer will be Lieutenant-Colonel Woodbury as Colonel Haskell nears retirement with advancement.
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Washington
War Department
Panama
Sumner
McClellan
New York
Fort Thomas
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Columbus Barracks
Woodbury
Haskell
No Money for Educational Centres In Schools
The School Board hears a report from the committee on accounts led by Phineas Pierce. They estimate a $24,000 shortfall and propose only $15,000 for educational centres. The detailed appropriations total $3,624,748 covering salaries, officers, janitors, fuel, supplies, repairs, rents, and the School House Commission.
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Public School Association
Committee On
Phineas Pierce
No damages for free pass passenger ruled by Supreme Court
Washington February 23. The U S Supreme Court held that a passenger on a railroad free pass cannot recover damages for an injury or death caused by carrier carelessness, in the Northern Pacific Railroad Company v Louise H Adams and Frank H Adams heirs of Jay Hanne Spokane attorney, 1898.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Louise H. Adams
Frank H. Adams
Jay Hanne
Spokane
Wash
Three Weeks Transit for Port Arthur News
Port Arthur papers dated Feb 4 reached St Petersburg Feb 23 saying transit time is under three weeks for ships. Troop trains may take longer due to Baikal crossing on ice trains and sledges. Reports of troop hardships at crossings persist but lack confirmation. Telegraph system functions well with a direct line to Irkutsk and a relay to St Petersburg. The Czar used the telegraph key and spoke with Viceroy Alexieff.
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ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Lake Baikal
Irkutsk
Sty. Petersburg
Alexieff
Russia May Accept Peace Plan Report Doubtful
Paris dispatch says no confirmation from the French foreign office on Count Benckendorff’s trip to Petrograd with King Edward’s peace proposals. Russia may accept offers on a reasonable basis, but Japan’s continued war aims likely block mediation success. Indo China naval reinforcements move under a two year program Pelian, marine minister, enacting the plan.
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Paris
Great Britain
Count Benckendorff
St. Petersburg
Edward
Russia
Japan
Indo- China
M. Pelletan
Marine
Deserter presses mass quits as sympathy strike spreads
Fourteen pressmen and feeders and two non union compositors left their jobs yesterday in sympathy with striking book and job printers. Twelve left Barta Press, two at George H Ellis, two non union printers at Samuel Usher Co Fort Hill Press. All left individually as employers asked them to handle non union forms while printers quit in solidarity. Frank D Allen signed the Mudge & Son scale. next day all workers returned. Forty nine quit at the plant on strike day. The Mudge plant will use the union label and the union foresees more shops joining today. Typothete reports 35 offices at full force and 13 with partial complement. All eight pressrooms were reportedly working with full forces.
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Barta Press
George H. Ellis
Samuel Usher & Co
Fort Hill Press
Frank D. Allen
Alfred Mudge & Son
Mudge
Typothete
Murray announces engagement of Annie Murray to W J Harvey
Mr and Mrs Michael Murray of William Street Jamaica Plain announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Annie Murray to W J Harvey of Roxbury.
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Michael Murray
William Street
Jamaica Plain
Miss Annie Murray
W. J. Harvey
Roxbury
Blood Wine endorsed by Massachusetts man for lung cure
Ohio reader cites Brother in Akron who sent him Blood Wine and claims rapid relief from lung illness after starting the medicine. He says he recovered, gained weight, and now has no lung trouble. The ad promises Blood Wine as a meritorious remedy and says it cures constipation. Samp free. for sale at all druggists.
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Geo. T. Corey
Lowell
Mass
Akron
Russians Say They Are Invincible In Liaotung
In St Petersburg on Feb 23 military authorities dismissed a Japanese landing in force on the Liaotung peninsula. They say the southern coast is strongly guarded and the northern shore offers insuperable obstacles. The only possible route would be a march from Korea, but that would require defeating the Russian army beyond the Yalu and facing an impregnable stronghold.
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ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Liaotung Peninsula
Corea
Yalu River
Cure for Terrible Skin Disease by Cuticura Remedies
A mother describes her infant's severe dermatitis, nearly dying from a spreading rash. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, the child slept peacefully, improved rapidly, and was permanently cured. Testimonials claim fourteen years of health since treatment.
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WC. Mitland
Jasrsz
Ryrto
Rheumatism Cure Claim via Paine's Celery Compound
A series of testimonial letters claim Paine's Celery Compound cures rheumatism by addressing weak nerves and blood impurities. Letters from elderly readers in Crafton, PA assert relief after several bottles, framing the nerve force as the root cause and the remedy as restoring nerve vitality to heal the body.
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Mr.Jordan
Mrs. Alter
Paine
Mr. Jordan
Rheumatism and heart trouble cured by Paine’s Celery Compound
An elderly man recalls severe rheumatism from age 60, progressive pain every winter, and reliance on liniments. After trying Paine’s Celery Compound urged by a customer, he reports a complete cure, regained activity, and regular heart function. He takes a small daily dose each morning and stays in good condition. John Jordan, 95 West 29th St, New York City.
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Paine
John Jordan
West 29Th St
New York City
Rheumatoid relief touted by Paine's Celery Compound
The advertisement claims rheumatism is positively cured by Paine's Celery Compound. It cites testimonials from patients who feared no cure and tried the remedy as a last resort. An elderly woman near eighty says years of rheumatic trouble eased after many efforts failed.
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Paine
Eens
Boston School Board Debates Over Teacher.Pay and Schedules
The Boston School Board held a stormy session with clashes among Mrs Duff Miss Dierkes and several men over December salary deductions for illness at English High School. The board considered paying 42.08 to Charles Lebon and approved motions on teachers pay and school hours, with many items laid on the table for next meeting.
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Duff
Dierkes
Harkins
Casey
Pierce
Mulvey
Charles P. Lebon
Dr. Harkins
Miss Dierkes
Keough
Lebon
Kenney
Crosby
Washington
Mr. Casey
Mary G. Devine
South Boston High School
Ellen C. Sawtelle
Hancock School
George H. Martin
Messrs
Clark
Kennealy
Actress Helen Hale Leaves Stage After Illness
Miss Helen Hale, a young actress with the Peggy From Paris company at Wallack's Theatre, has quit the stage and returned home to Cleveland due to consumption. A Wellesley College student, her early success impressed manager Savage, and her career was brief but bright.
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New York
Helen Hale
Peggy
Paris
Wallack’s
Cleveland
Random Rheumatism Cures From Our Letters
A reader letters section lists numerous names and addresses across the United States, including Samuel White in Eau Claire Wisconsin T Spoonsuller in Bellevue Pennsylvania Pali Silver in Philadelphia and others such as Conant aged 72 at Indianapolis Jacob Heiner St Louis Martin Abner editor at World's Fair Westside Post and several more with streets and cities. The item presents a scrambled catalog of contributors from multiple locales without a unifying narrative or call to action.
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Samuel White
First Avenue
Eau Claire
Wis
T. Spoonsuller
Bellevue
Pali Silver
South Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Conant
Cornell Avenue
Indianapolis
Jacob Heiner
Seventh Street
St. Louis
Martin H. Abner
Westside Post
Clark K. Strassburg
Dunbarton Avenue
Baltimore
Or Amland
Homestead
N. Emerson Avenue
John T. Etn
Hudson Avenue
Green Island
N. Y
Mar Meredith
Cunningham Street
Rockford
W. Towne
John James
Hleventh
Scott Streets
Moines
Iowa
Phelps Promotes Celery Compound Cure for Cause
Edward B. Phelps of Dartmouth University advocates Paine's Celery Compound as a cure addressing the underlying cause. The professorial claim positions the remedy as a scientific breakthrough highlighted in his lecture and endorsements from medical circles.
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Edward B. Phelps
M. D
Dartmouth University
Paine
Store Robbed at Midday on Tech Campus
A midday theft occurred at Andrew Machlatchlan's stationery store on the Tech building’s lower floor. A rear window was forced and about 30 was taken from the money register while hundreds of Technology students and others walked along the street near the Hotel Westminster.
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Andrew Machlachlan
Tech
Money Register
MISS ONEIL AT THE COLONIAL INBOSTON
Nance ONeil opened at the Colonial Theatre in Boston marking a long standing legend about a star changing theatres. She starred in Magda to enthusiastic audiences, with McKee Rankin as Colonel Schwartze and Ratcliffe as Pastor Hefterdinch delivering strong performances. Tomorrow she presents Camille.
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Nance O'Neil
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Colonial
Magda
Miss O'Neil
McKee Rankin
Colonel Schwartze
Ratcliffe
Pastor Hefterdinch
O’neil
Camille
Marino Arrested in Cambridge Larceny Suspect Nabbed by Officer
Vincenzo Marino was arrested by Officer Priest in West Cambridge last night charged with larceny of a watch and a pair of boots from a fellow barber in Boston.
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Vincenzo Marino
West Cambridge
Boston
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