Wonder of Wonders Indorsement for Nervura Remedy
A testimonial heavy advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as unrivalled and curative. Senator Justin O. Sanford of Vermont praises its results and urges publication. The piece touts Nervura and Dr. Greene's Cathartic Pills with free consultation at Temple Place, Boston MA.
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Senator Sanford
Dr. Greene
Justin 0
Sanford
Greene
Justin O. Sanford
Stamford
State Board of Agriculture
State Darryman’s Association
Nervara
Temple Place
Oston
Magss
No Receiver Named for Consolidated Street Railways
United States Judge Swan refused to appoint a receiver for the Consolidated Street Railways of Saginaw. The Boston Gate Deposit and Trust Company sought the appointment, but the judge rejected the filing because the mortgage allows six months of interest default while the bill alleged only fifteen days.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Swan
Consolidated Reet Railways
Saginaw
Boston Gate Deposit and Trust Company
Cincinnati Flood Deepens Along Ohio River
The Ohio River reached 56 feet 9 inches at noon with a rising crest. Water inundated Eastern and Collins avenues, drove 100 families from homes, submerged gym grounds and old baseball park, and threatened Ludlow Lagoon and Coney Island. Over 100 lives are believed lost as the river climbs toward 60 feet, while Newport, Dayton, and Bellevue face widespread flooding. Shelter and relief efforts expand as authorities report numerous displacements and evacuations.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eastern Avenue
Collins Avenue
Kemper Lane
Columbia
Cummingsville
Riverside Steel Works
Grand Central Depot
Althou
Pittsurg
Ludlow Lagoon
Coney Island
West Street
Dayton
Bellevue
Newport
TOR
Riverside
Louisville Flood Reaches Opera House and Hotels
Flood surge at 11 30 reports sixteen feet of water on the falls with two feet over danger line. River inundates Opera House Falls View Hotel and lower Shipping Port, threatening Suesee street area and submerging 150 business establishments on Second, Third and Fourth streets.
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Louisville
Opera House
Falls View Hotel
Fire and riot fears as palace burns in Crete
Fire at the Governor's palace in Cania destroys the wooden structure and contents. Anxieties rise as European officers stop Turkish plunderers. Reports detail European naval actions, guarded districts, and fear of further arson amid patient disorder among Moslem and Christian groups.
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Canha
Crete
Athens
Canea
Governors Palace
Ismail Bey
Crete Crisis Backed By Goschen In London Speech
In London, George Goschen defended Britain's Crete actions arguing ships protected Christians and aided refugees. He said Parliament will hear further statements from Salisbury and Balfour on Crete’s future, asserting Crete will not return to Turkish rule.
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London
George J. Goschen
Admiralty
Great Britain
House of Commons
Baron Marschall von Bieberstein
Crete
Turkey
Greeks Land Troops Arrive at Chersonesus Crete
Dispatches from the Turkish government report 600 Greek troops with three guns and large ammunition supply landed at Chersonesus in Candia province Crete. The force was directed by an insurgent leader.
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Constantinople
Chersonesus
Candia
Crete
Greek Papers Urge Withdrawal of Army from Crete
Athens dispatch notes two leading newspapers the Akropolis and the Nea Homera call for the Greek army to be withdrawn from Crete in response to owner demands saying Greece has done its utmost and gone to the limit of daring.
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Athens
Akropolis
Nea Homera
Crete
Greece
German Emperor Backs Sultan In Constantinople Cable
Despatch from Constantinople reports Emperor William II has again wired the Sultan offering friendship and support amid tensions in the region.
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London
Constantinople
William
Germany
No Gold Oklahoma Law Voids Gold Contracts
A law to void and make all contracts payable in gold non collectible passed both houses of the territorial Legislature and was sent to the Governor on February 24 in Guthrie Oklahoma.
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Guthrie, Ok
Train strikes wagon killing seven near Sherman Heights
An incoming Southern railway passenger train hit a wagon carrying nine people at Sherman Heights, Chattanooga. Seven were killed and two others fatally injured, including James A. Robinson, his wife, and five children.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Railway
Sherman Heights
James A. Robinson
Greenlaw to be charged in Rolf assault case
Salem police plan to charge Charles Greenlaw with felonious assault on Mrs. Franklin J. Rolf after rigid questioning. He denied guilt but gave false statements and is to be brought before the court with a possible continuance until Mrs. Rolf can testify.
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Salem
Charles Greenlaw
Franklin J. Rolf
Willows Road
Thnt
Mr. Swasey
Tenth anniversary of American Lodge No. 191 I O O F celebration
About 600 attendees gathered at Odd Fellows' Hall for the tenth anniversary of American Lodge No. 191 I O O F. A Boston Ideal Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club provided a musical program before the dance, with Major Clark's Orchestra for dancing. The grand march was led by Dr. William F. Gay and Miss Hadith B. Hammond.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
American Lodge No. 191
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Major Clark
William F. Gay
Hadith B. Hammond
Forecast for New England Thursday
Weather forecast for Thursday says New England will be generally fair during the day with possible local snow in the northern portion at night. Warmer temperatures and southwesterly winds are expected.
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Washington
New England
Photographs Show Nothing In Cambridge Hospital Drama
Young George A. Smith, shot by McKay on Tuesday night, lay propped on a cot at Cambridge Hospital as X rays were taken. Doctors disagree on the bullet’s location, with updates on his dangerous condition and plans for further imaging as Professor Woolway and Richard Phelps assisted in the private room.
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George A. Smith
Young McKay
Cambridge
Bryant
Smith
Woolway
Richard Phelps
Taylor
Moir
Cuban President Cisneros Reported Dead in Havana
Despatch from Havana relayed by La Lucha reports that Salvador Cisneros, Marquis of Santa Lucia, president of the Cuban Republic, has died recently from illness. The notice appears in a New York newspaper dated February 25.
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New York
Havana
la Lucha
Puerto Principe
Salvador Cisneros
Santa Lucia
Paper Men Banquet Highlights Press and Peace Debate
The Paper Manufacturers Association held its annual banquet at the Waldorf with 250 attendees. Charles A. Dana spoke on Paper and Press, while Rev. Dr. Minot Savage praised peace and urged a gunboat response if American citizens are maltreated in Cuba, fueling strong sentiment.
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New York
Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Waldorf
Charles A. Dana
Minot J. Savage
Cuba
United States
Addresses on Leadership and Export Highlight Safety Reminder
The remarks stressed that American citizens must feel secure within twenty four hours and warned against any notion that safety could be compromised. Col H A Thomas of Boston spoke on Leadership of Today while Theodore C Search of Philadelphia addressed Export.
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Vana
H. A. Thomas
Boston
Theodore C. Search
Philadelphia
Death in Guanabacoa Prison Highlights Incommunicado Rule
In Havana on February 24 authorities released American Charles Franklin Scott from 8 February incommunicado detention after Dr. Ricardo Ruiz was found dead in his Guanabacoa prison cell. US Consul-General Lee argues the US Spain treaty limits incommunicado detention to 72 hours. No Washington instructions issued yet.
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Havana
Ricardo Ruiz
Guanabacoa
Charles Franklin Scott
Lee
United States
Spain
Washington
Hanna Leaves Canton as McKinley Seeks Audience
In Canton Ohio on February 24 M A Hanna departed for Cleveland while Rem son Whitehouse of New York, a foreign appointment applicant, visited without meeting the President elect. Hanna plans a Washington meeting Tuesday. McKinley suffers throat irritation limiting talks. Rumors of Colonel McCook’s Interior Secretary bid are unverified amid ongoing attempts to see McKinley, who only Hanna met that day.
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Canton
Hanna
Cleveland
Remson Whitehouse
New York
Major McKinley
Washington
Colonel McCook
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SS. Pierce Co
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Kaiser
Sultan
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ASC Tapster
Young Smith
Cambridge Hospital
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Hévene
Rev. Minot J. Savage
Senate
American Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Waldorf Today
Hugh Joneho
Portland
Lyman
Ww. Whiting
Holyoke
Mrs. Jordan
Julia M. Jordan
Eben D. Jordan
Beacon Street
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Canal Street
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