Dr Wilson Lectures At Free Health Clinic In Boston
Dr Wilson leads free illustrated lectures and deafness treatments at the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons at 18 Boylston Street in Boston. Five patients with deafness receive free trials, with some hearing whispers after treatment. full cure requires a month. Examinations and consultations are free during regular hours, with extensive equipment for various therapies available to treat other diseases.
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Heston
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston Street
Wilson
H. J. Barter
Brighton
Miss Snow
Boston
Smith
West Newton
Dunn
South Boston
Trial notes and release of Mrs Wigley after murder case
Mrs Mary Wigley, held for most of the Russell drug clerk murder aftermath, was freed yesterday. She carried about 300 dollars in witness fees and compensation owed for her detention. She left the courthouse for City Hall with a jaunty step.
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Mary Wigley
Chance and
Hagan
Russell
City Hall
Mary G. Wigley
Wife OF
Chance
Esterday
Dewey's Request Continues Onward In Philippine Skirmishes
Report describes Filipino assassins preying from dark corners and vanishing before capture. Foreigners now wear revolvers visible for quick access. Yesterday’s raid yields insurgents on the skirmish line armed with Coronium dummy guns, a deceptive display of strength. Three dummy guns were found for every Maucer among the captured weapons.
Anti American tirade from Manila on Hong Kong junta
A Filipino junta in Hong Kong issues a virulent anti American manifesto condemning U S forces in the Philippines. It accuses Otis of incapacity, cites lootings and a consul house bombardment, and claims famine prices and native hoisting of the flag as political buncombe.
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Miong Kong
Hong Kong
Matittas
Otis
Junta
Howes Kong
Iloilo
Negros
Described: Big Losses By Natives At Manila
General Otis reports insurgents reached city outskirts on nights of February 21 22 and yesterday morning. About 1000 hid, were entrenched. Insurgents were completely routed with about 500 killed or wounded and 200 prisoners. Otis notes our losses were slight and city is quiet with business progressing. Scandia arrived carrying the Twelfth Regiment as reinforcements.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Manila
Scandia
U S Troops Arrive at Port Said En Route to Manila
The U S transport Sherman arrived at Port Said on February 24 carrying one battalion of the Seventeenth Regular Infantry and the entire Third Regiment of Infantry under Colonel Paget. The ship left New York February 3, passed Gibraltar February 14, and is bound for Manila.
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Port Said
United Sates
Sherman
New York
Gibraltar
Seventeenth Regular Infantry
Paget
Manila
General Gomez décorates Havana in grand anniversary review
General Gomez reviews a palace procession as Havana officials greet him. Crowds of 25 000 line the route, flags fly, allegorical floats honor Cuba United States friendship, and Cuban cavalry troops march with Remington carbines. Gomez visits El Vedado and attends a charity ball at Tacon Theatre. celebrations include fireworks, patriotic performances, and Prefecto Lacoste’s civic reception.
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Gomez
Senor Federico Mora
Perfecto Lacoste
Junta Patriotica
Havana
Cuba
United States
Spain
el Vedado
Brooke
Tacon Theatre
Central Park
Quinta de Molinas
Patrolman O Brien Injured Chasing Boys on Fay Street
Patrolman Frances P. O'Brien of Station 6 dislocated his right ankle while pursuing mischievous boys on Fay street at 7 15 last night. He was taken to City Hospital where surgeons call it the worst accident of its kind. O'Brien resides at 100 C street South Boston.
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Fay Street
Frances P. O’brien
Station 6
City Hospital
O’brien
C Street
South
Boston
Dewey 70 Not Docked. Massasoit Left Simpson Yard
The steamer Admiral Dewey did not dock yesterday at Simpson's yard as expected. Massasoit, a large four masted schooner, occupied the dock until repairs finished and she departed by 9 am. Dewey was set to enter the dock this morning if weather allowed. A crippled steamer may be towed in at high tide depending on conditions.
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Simpson's Yard
Simpson
Massasoit
Della R. Sheldahl
Sixth Ave
Des Moines
Woman Keeps Faithful After Savings Bank Scene
A woman involved in a legal matter declares at the courthouse she will change her life. She plans to keep money in the bank and vows loyalty to John Chance, insisting on his innocence and continuing their friendship even after possible punishment. She mentions moving to South Boston to be with her parents.
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Seledted Beebee
Hbo
Court House
City Hall
John
John Chance
Mrs. Wigley
Savings Bank
South Boston
Saxton Murder Case: Mrs George Pleads Not Guilty
Canton Ohio February 24 Mrs Anna F George pleads not guilty to the murder indictment of George D Saxton brother of Mrs William McKinley. Trial set for April 4 in Canton.
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Anna E. George
Canton, O
Anna F. George
George D. Saxton
William McKinley
Ye of Little Faith and the Postum Pitch
A fragmented tale links coffee health deceits toPostum trials and a later string of scams. It recounts Della R. Sheldahl’s coffee switch, a dust swindle, and a spree of frauds involving Brotzski and others across Pittsburg Montreal and several U.S. cities, ending with a widow’s suicide.
Pride Goeth Before a Fall and Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An 19th century style testimonial ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for health, claiming prevention of prideful illness and cures for scrofulous hip disease nervousness and dyspepsia. Mrs Emma V. Duff and others describe dramatic improvements. The piece emphasizes strength and wellness through the remedy.
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Hood
Willie
Emma V. Duff
Walpole
Mass
Fiood
Lizzie Sherbert
Conduit Street
Ext
Annapolis
Oes H. Kirk
Franklin Sti
Philadelphia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Liver Cure Promise
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as non irritating and the only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it cures liver ills. It emphasizes safety and unique effectiveness for liver complaints.
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Hood
Swindler Samuel Brotzski Tied to Chicago Arrest in Gold Dust Scheme
Samuel Brotzski, indicted for defrauding Meyer I Cohen of 6500 in October 1894 with the gold dust trick, is linked by Chief Inspector Watts to a Chicago arrest as Nathan Lathner for a 17000 fraud on Junk dealers Lowenthal Bros. The Chicago prisoner is believed to be the same man who swindled Cohen in 1894 across America since 1892, with authorities confirming the link and holding him for further charges. Cohen, elated by the development, recalled the Siberian mining escape tales surrounding the suspect.
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Samuel Brotzski
Meyer I. Cohen
Prince Street
America
Watts
Chicago
Nathan Lathner
Cohen
Lowenthal Bros
Dirm
Post
Variou Partis
Siberian
Winthrop Yacht Club Ball Held at Paul Revere Hall
The fourteenth annual Winthrop Yacht Club ball was hosted last night at Paul Revere Hall for a select dancing party. The burgee stood out in hall decorations, with many magnificent toilettes noted among the ladies. Herbert N. Ridgway acted as floor director and the aids assisted in venue management.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Paul Revere Hall
Herbert N. Ridgway
Arson Charge Against Herbert Reed in Lynn Hotel Arrest
Cambridge resident Herbert Reed was arrested in a Lynn hotel on arson charges tied to a November 17 fire at C. W. Grossman’s Portland Street store. The case stemmed from threats to “get square” with Grossman and overheard incriminating statements Reed made with accomplice Roberts while housed in adjacent hotel rooms.
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Whitcomb
Williams and Smith
Jones
Cambridge
Herbert Reed
Lynn
Portland Street
Reed
C. W. Grossman
Grossman
Mr. Grossman
Williams
Smith
Roberts
Law
Inspector Jones
French Ball Promises Turn to Quiet Night at Puritan Hall
Puritan Hall drew a crowded crowd for a ball advertised as French but lacked the New York fete's flair. One genuine Frenchman looked for conversation, found none, and left. Police officials led by Superintendent Eldridge and Deputy Superintendent Pierce stayed late to monitor any Frenchness, but no incidents occurred.
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Puritan Hall
New York
Eldridge
Pierce
President assailed over Philippine policy at banquet
A scathing speech denounces the McKinley administration for its handling of the Philippines, alleging service appointments rewarded incompetence and big money influence. It attacks the Manila policy, calls for congressional action, and accuses supporters of profiting from colonial ventures and new franchises. The debate touches on Admiral Dewey, the Bacon and McEnery resolutions, and a push for removal of independence in Asia.
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White House
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
War Department
Islands
Hawaii
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Perjury charge follows Boston graduation license case
Inspector McCausland arrested D. E Williams in Poultney Vermont on a perjury charge. Williams allegedly obtained a marriage license in Boston on May 14 1898 by falsely stating Grace L Patterson age 18, while she was reported to be 14. Williams was taken into custody with deputies Shaff and Herrick aiding. The girl is said to have remained with Williams' parents since the marriage.
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McCausland
Boston
D. E Williams
Poultney
Williams
F. Allan
Grace L. Patterson
Sherborn
Mass
Miss Patterson
Shaff
Herrick
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Rep. Mich
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
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Esse
D. E. Williams
Harvard University
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My — Skillea
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