Modern science links most diseases to kidney disorders
Urinary and bladder troubles are tied to kidney health, Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a universal remedy. Claims include improved kidney function benefits for liver and other organs, with testimonials from officials and doctors. Sample bottles offered via mail from Binghamton New York.
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The
Post
A. R. Reynolds
Columbus, Ga
Aoe
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, Y
Hill heir titled as child of Boston banker family
William H. Hill Jr may inherit a vast fortune after a settlement in the Brookline custody case. He relinquished custody of his son and accepted securities and a $60,000 fortune, ending years of public dispute with his father over the heir and the Hill banking and steamship interests.
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Hill
William H. Hill, Jr
Maine
Post
Gainsboro Street
William H. Hill, Sr
Boston
Brookline
William H., Jr
Mr. Hill
Norfolk
Flint
William H. Hil, Jr
New England
Jil
Mr. Hill, Jr
Emma Cheeney
Cambridge
Thayer
Spencer Hill
Richardson, Hill & Co
City Trust Company
State Street
Proclamation in Manchuria Mobilizes Support for Russia
Viceroy Alexieff orders a six point Manchuria proclamation declaring Russia at war with Japan. Citizens urged to defend Russian interests, aid troops, oppose bandits, and avoid disloyalty or risk extermination. The plan seeks unity between Russian and Chinese interests and asks public to back military actions.
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Yankow
Alexieff
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
China
Russian Victory Rumors Stir Paris Halls Over Port Arthur
A Paris dispatch reports that news of a Russian victory in Port Arthur excited lawmakers in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Other cables from St. Petersburg describe Japanese efforts to sink barges, but Russian fire reportedly prevented the attack. Additional accounts say Japanese fireships and ships were damaged or sunk, with unsettled details about landings near Pigeon Bay.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Pigeon Bay
How to Legally Aid Japan Warns Against Prohibited Enlistment
Consul Osborne Howes sets conditions for Americans aiding Japan without breaking laws. Individuals may travel and enlist on free soil. arms shipments by individuals or firms face seizure under international law. Military company formation invites Russian scrutiny though purchases of Japanese bonds and Red Cross contributions are allowed.
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Osborne Howes
Japan
Nowovelty
United States
Howes
Russia
Red Cross Society
Arlington Boat Club Minstrels at Newton Club
At Newton Club Newtonville on February 2 an Arlington Boat Club minstrel show featured songs by Chris L. Briel and M. Frank and an original Blackville version of Plorodora. Other contributors included Holmes Xavier Flanders Clarkson and Hendricks.
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Arlington Boat Club
Newton Club
Newtonville
Chris L. Briel
M. Frank
Blackville
My Clothier founder hails rapid store expansion at Atlantic City
Bernard M. Wolf returns from a two week Atlantic City trip and reports brisk progress on the new women’s departments at his Hanover and Portland streets store. He says the work is unusually bright and aims for a department equal or superior to any in the city. He congratulates himself on creating a convenient and modern shopping place.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Atlantic City
Hanover
Portland
Showman Dailey Dies in Pawtucket at 76
Owen B. Dailey a pioneer showman and originator of panoramic views of Ireland died in Pawtucket Rhode Island aged 76 His innovations toured the United States in earlier years and left a lasting impression on popular entertainment
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Pawtucket
R. I
Owen B. Dailey
United States
Ireland
Emma Costine and John T Cassford Wed at Roxbury Home
Miss Emma Costine and John T Cassford were married at the bride’s sister Mrs Bailey’s home 8 Woodbine street Roxbury last evening by Rev Dr Cooper. George J Merritt served as best man with Miss Florence L Bailey as maid of honor.
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Emma Costine
John T. Cassford
Bailey
Woodbine Street
Roxbury
Dr. Cooper
George J. Merritt
Florence L. Bailey
Doctor praises Postum as coffee substitute in medical journal
A physician extols Postum Food Coffee in Alkaloidal Clinic, citing heart trouble relief and nervousness improvement from replacing coffee. He notes his own family favors Postum, insists on boiling it twenty minutes, and adds cream for a beverage he prefers to coffee. The ad-like piece cites Postum Co. and the book The Road to Wellville.
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United States
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Wellville
Plan 10 Stop Strike Riling Plan Adopted
Indianapolis Feb 24 The Citizens' Industrial Association of America executive council adopted a resolution to create a law and order department to aid local groups in apprehending and prosecuting violence in labor disputes The plan pledges witnesses protection and use of funds to support the department and ensure cases are not dropped until criminals are disposed of in court
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Indianapolis
Ind
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Law and Order Department
Llabor
Kuropatkin Plans Early Move East
A St. Petersburg despatch reports General Kuropatkin advancing his departure and set to leave for the far east tomorrow. The Corean minister at St. Petersburg has donated 25 dollars to the Russian fleet.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Far East
Stark Said to Face Siberian Punishment After Port Arthur
A Russian dispatch omits Admiral Stark by name fueling belief he has fallen from favor. Reports claim Stark was ashore at a banquet during the February 8 assault and may have shown inattention as Japanese forces attacked. Viceroy Alexieff’s omission is read as potential proof of disgrace and transfer to Siberia.
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ST. ‘Petersburg
Admiral Stark
Alexiceff
Port Arthur
Stark
Siberia
Alexieff
Williams Out for Hearst Says He Supports Hearst Nomination
George Fred Williams is out for William R Hearst in the Democratic presidential bid. A letter from Williams dated February 16 1904 claims he will campaign for Hearst in Massachusetts and links the progressive wing to Hearst as the sole option. Williams refused further comment but promised to relieve anxiety soon.
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George Fred. Williams
William R. Hearst
Mr. Williams
Golden Gate
Iroquois Club
San Francisco
Boston
Mass
Commonwealth
Hearst
Democratic Party
Williams
Dedham Statesman
Brotherhood updates lodge activities in Nashua and Lowell
The group organized a ball at Union Park on April 6 and formed a Nashua lodge with jurisdiction over Lowell and Nashua areas. Romenus and Suthons reported charter members and a Fall River lodge was established. Lodge 22 members increased this week.
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Union Park
Romenus and
Suthons
Brotherhood
Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Nasua Carmei
Gauceave
Fall River
Ianiters
Pantsmakers Strike Over New Wage Scale Demands
About 320 pantsmakers walked out yesterday after employers refused to sign a new wage scale and working agreement. The strikers set up at 164 Canal Street, aligned with Pantsmakers Union 173, while Contractors Association rejected the demands as unprofitable. They ask manufacturers to raise eight cents per piece to achieve a 33 4 cent increase for union workers, boosting contractor margins by 41 4 cents per pair. Struck firms include Wasserman and Platinsky, 182 Charley Street, Lanes, Sternberg, 94 Blackstone Street, Covytz & Cohen, 80 Blackstone Street, Levin, 228 Commercial Street, Finkelstein, 177 Fulton Street, Goldman, Hubbel and Cohen, 188 Hanover Street.
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Canal Street
Pantsmakers
Union 173
Pantsmakers’ Contractors’ Association
D. Wasserman
P. Platinsky
Charley Street
J. Lanes
J. Sternberg
Blackstone Street
Covytz & Cohen
P. Levin
Commercial Street
D. Finklestein
Fulton Street
S. Goldman
D. Hubbel
W. Cohen
Hanover Street
Boston
Surprise outcome in Revere caucus for town officers
The Revere Republican caucus nominated Michael Sullivan for Selectman at large, defeating Huntley and Whiting, with Farnum unopposed in Precinct 1 and Pearson winning over Tilton in Precinct 3. Precinct 2 saw Bradbury upset by Sanche by five votes, while Precinct 4 chose Keeping without opposition.
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Republican Party
Revere
Michael Sullivan
Huntley
Whiting
John Farnum
Bradbury
Sanche
Pearson
Tilton
Benjamin Keeping
Labor Unions Prepare Across Boston for Wage Agreement Signing
Carriage and wagon workers report wide willingness to sign the 1904 wage scale. The Carriage and Neganeer Union plans a special meeting on March 9 before employers sign. Various locals including Electrical Workers, Machinists, and Pipers Protective Union announce meetings and lectures. A funeral committee represents Machinists for Dennis F McSweeney.
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Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union
Boston
Ms Whip Union 264
South Boston
Carl Olin
Michael D. O’brien
Daniel L. Leahy
Frank Hannon
Pipers
Grt
Wells Bremorial
Ennis D. Drisco
den Labor Union
Condr .Devaing
State Branch
Scrofula Description in 19th Century Health Notes
The article describes scrofula as commonly hereditary and widespread, affecting pale weak children and many adults. It lists signs such as neck swellings abscesses skin eruptions inflamed eyelids sore ears rickets catarrh wasting and general debility.
Hood Co Medicines Claim Permanent Cures
Advertises Pas Hood sarsaparilla and Pitts eradication of disease with thousands of testimonials. Offers mailed testimonials on request. C I Hood Co Lowell Mass company name and location included.
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C. 1. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
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