Milford business leader credits Dr Greene’s Nervura cure
John Woodman Eldredge of Milford Massachusetts renowned paints dealer and partner in Eldredge and Son describes six months of nervous prostration and rheumatism being cured by Dr Greene’s Nervura. He urges others to seek Dr Greene’s free consultation at 24 Temple Place Boston and offers his testimonial to aid public relief.
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Milford
Mass
John Woodman Eldredge
Eldredge & Son
Exchange
Dr. Crveene
Nervara
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Nervura
Veterans Refuse Parade Role For Inaugural Day
Veteran organizations of the Civil and Spanish wars decline to join the March 4 inaugural parade. They wanted to escort the President but Grand Marshal Greene placed them ahead of civic groups and behind the National Guard. In Cincinnati, Mark Lully parades two trained bears in the Gibson House rotunda to honor McKinley and Roosevelt after an election bet.
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Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Veterans’ Union
Greene
National Guard
BEARS
Cincinnati
Mark Lully
Lully
McKinley
Roosevelt
Quick Cure for Tobacco Habit Promises Free Trial
A Cincinnati chemist offers a tasteless remedy to curb tobacco use. It allegedly stops cravings for cigarettes and chewing tobacco and can be mixed into food or drinks without the user’s knowledge. Free trial packages are available by sending name and address to Rogers Drug & Chemice Co. in Cincinnati.
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Rogers Drue & Chemice! Co
Cincinnat
Ose
Lawson offers $10 000 race for top trotting horses
Thomas W. Lawson via representative Herbert W. Gray proposes a free-for-all trot with three heats on any grand circuit track and a purse up to $10 000. He will handicap himself with Boralma rated 2 08 while inviting owners of The Abbot Cres cens Antoclass and other fast trotters to enter.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Herbert W. Gray
Lawson
Boralma
Abbot
Crescens
Charlie Herr
Mr. Lawson
Boral
Presentation to Columbia resident manager with Sevres vase gift
Karry N. Parton received a cut glass punch bowl from Sol Hamilberg on behalf of the house staff. Before he could reply a restaurant delegation arrived and added a Sevres vase to the gifts. Mr Farron, recently married, was mentioned in passing.
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Karry N. Parton
The
Columbia
Sol Hamilberg
Farron
Boston Probe Targets Smuggling Ring Linked to Sam Wah Kee
Boston investigators under Chinese Inspector Alfred Anderson pursue a group of Chinamen alleged to aided or abetted Sam Wah Kee in smuggling into the United States from Canada. Inspector John H. Mason, now in Burlington Vermont, is believed to work on the opposite end of the case.
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Sam Wah Kee
Maine
Boston
Alfred Anderson
Sam Weh Kee
Canada
John H. Mason
Burlington
Funeral notices and obituaries from Sanderson area
Muneral services announced for Wilgabeth HH at 21 School St Waithaum on Thursday. James Stapleton beloved brother of John and Michael Stapleton funeral from Purdy Street Roxbury with services at All Mature Church Centre Street at 0 o'clock. relatives invited.
Newfoundland Passes French Share Modus Vivendi Bill
The legislative council approved the French share modus vivendi bill amid calls from Baird Bowning and Blanford for the last time to support it. They cited patriotic duty to aid the empire during the South Africa war. Governor McCallum will sign, allowing ongoing conditions on the French shore where the fleet claims rights to cure fish and limit local activity.
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ST. John’s
Legislative Council
Baird
Bowning
Blanford
South Africa
Newfoundland
McCallum
Blood Evidence in Neilson Murder Trial
Harvard professor Edward S Wood testified he found two small blood spatters on Neilson s coat and eight on the right shoe and two on the left, with blood on the knife blade but not the handle tests could not confirm human blood and timing. Witnesses detailed Neilson s movements before and after the Gustaf Erickson murder linking him to Clinton and Union Hill portions of the case.
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Worcester
Oscar W. Neilson
Edwards. Wood
Harvard
Neilson
Erickson
Wood
Carl Danilus
Gustaf Erickson
Crew E. Prett
Palmer
Union Hill
Clinton
Lionist Hussars Danced at First Annual Ball
The Russian American Hussars of Boston Zionists held their first annual ball at Union Park Hall attended by a large crowd. Captain Charles Ligalove led a military drill in full uniform. he heads the organization with nineteen years in the Russian army. Lieutenants Simon Yeanove and Louis Hyman, sergeants M. popin Nathan Blitt and Solomon Rosenthal joined in the event. A grand march followed led by Abe Davis and Miss Fanny Annishinsky.
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Hussars
Boston Zionists
Union Park Hall
Charles Ligalove
Ligalove
Simon Yeanove
Louis Hyman
M. Popin
Nathan Blitt
Solomon Rosenthal
Abe Davis
Fanny Annishinsky
Fayne Moore Seeks Liberty to Wed London
Fayne Moore seeks divorce from her London life after her husband’s 19 year Sing Sing sentence for the badger game. A Briton of titles, said to be deeply in love with her, aims to marry. Since his imprisonment, he has claimed control of an estate worth $125,000.
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Fayne Moore
London
Sing Sing
New York
Moore
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health in February
February brings peak grip coughs colds fevers and other germ diseases. The sensible course for all ages is to prevent illness by taking Hood s Sarsaparilla. It purifies the blood and maintains health tone to prevent insidious enemy attacks.
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Hood
Hoar Speaks on Treaties and Philippine Amendment Debates
Congressional debate reviews treaties of 1838 and 1900 for island governance and civil rule in the Philippines. Amendments seek U S constitutional application and critique a policy described as drastic and harmful to civil order, with resignations to follow.
Senate Defers Philippine Amendment Amid Manila Dispatch Contention
Debates over the Philippine amendment and Cuban policy rage in the Senate as Bacon attacks the measure as coercion and cites a Manila AP dispatch. Hoar urges patience for a shift in sentiment while others push opposition and Spooner relief, ending with a party-line vote on the amendment and Cuban provisions.
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China
Bacon
Senate
Philippines
Associated Press
Manila
Gallinger
Wildman
Islands
Hong Kong
Cuba
United States
Spain
Jones
Arkansas
Hoar
Mass
Republican Party
Anti-Hazing Bill Advances in Washington House
The House approves conference reports on fortifications the District of Columbia and the military academy bills the latter containing anti-hazing legislation. A novel appropriation bill returns to conference after a failed motion to concur with the Senate on three additional torpedo boats. Louisiana purchase exposition and revenue cutter bills move toward conference and adjournment ends sessions.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Senate
Senate panel approves sundry civil bill reduces rest
The Senate committee on appropriations completed consideration of the sundry civil appropriation bill and recommended adding appropriations totaling 3 472 872 dollars on reductions.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Senate resolution seeks Navy letters on promotion bid
Senator Allen introduced a resolution directing the Navy to send to the Senate copies of Gummer Morgan's letter requesting Admiral Sampson's endorsement for promotion and the admiral's comments. The resolution was laid over until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allen
Secretar of
Navy
Gummer Morgan
Sampson
Senate panel halts action on reciprocity treaties
Washington Feb 27 The Senate committee on foreign relations decided to make no further effort to secure action on reciprocity treaties before the Senate during the current session. Senators agree that given the present condition it would be impossible to advance the treaties in the few days remaining.
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Washington
Senat Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Tax bill talks settle many disputed items
Washington Feb 27 Republican conferees on the revenue reduction bill reach agreement on many contested points. The House keeps the repeal of the tax on life and fire insurance policies and removes taxes on treaties circuses and exhibitions. Cigar tax likely remains at 33 per 1000 with tobacco at 9.60 cents.
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Washington
House
Donahoe Not Expected to Recover Says Doctor
Dr J W Ryder said Patrick Donahoe would not recover from his illness and was losing strength daily. He could not predict when the end would come, calling it only a matter of time as nourishment became harder to take.
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Doctor
J. W. Ryder
Patrick Donahoe
Walt
Dr. Ryder
Donahoe
Police Board Finds Woods Guilty of Drunkenness
Pa trolman Robert W. Woods of Division 9 was found guilty of drunkenness by the Police Board yesterday and sentenced to dismissal from the force.
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Robert W. Woods
Division 9
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