Caruso fears voice is gone
New York reports Enrico Caruso may never sing again after a Brooklyn accident last winter. Captain Charles Anthony Fultm, US Army, said the tenor isWeak and fears he cannot regain his golden voice. In Sorrento the المس summers Caruso expressed regret over possible permanent loss. Italian opinion is pessimistic about his recovery.
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New York
United News
Enrico Caruso
Brooklyn
Charles Anthony Fulm
Presidente Wilson
Caruso
Italy
Fulton
Somerville Man III In New York Ill at Bellevue Hospital
Somerville Chief of Police Charles A Kendall received a telegraph from New York police stating Peter Duffy of Somerville was ill at Bellevue Hospital and relatives should be notified. As of last night no family member with that name was known among those contacted.
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Charles A. Kendall
Somerville
New York
Peter Duffy
Bellevue Hospital
Mrs FOSS Endorses Tanlac in Strong Personal Testimony
Mrs Eunice Foss of 102 Pierce St Malden Mass health has improved greatly after taking Tanlac she describes years of indigestion poor appetite and nerves then four bottles built her up now she sleeps well and has energy to tackle housework praising the remedy and its Boston distribution by International Proprietaries Inc and Liggett stores.
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Boston
Eunice Foss
Pierce St. Malden
Mass
Lynn
Taniac
Tanlac
Massachusetts
International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett’s Drug Stores
Raymond's Employees Celebrate Framingham Outing
Raymond's workers, around 1000 people, joined by Frank I. Dorr, president, for a Fourth of July festival in Framingham. A parade featured department costumes, Uncle Eph and Toonerville characters, lunch by McKenney, games, an aviator stunt, balloons with prizes, and a ball game between married and single men before returning by trolley.
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Raymond's
Framingham
Frank I. Dorr
Chegt +r Newton
Dorr
J. C. Goode
Uncle Eph
Si Toller
Toonerville
Raymond
McKenney
Arthur W. Phinney
At & O'Clock
Fred Harding
William Bigney
Walter P. Gilbert
J. J. McNutt
Sam Renfrew
Manuel Rothschild
James Goode
Alfred Patch
Warren Fowler
Thomas O’rourke
Frank Fitz
Frank Gouch
Percy Reardon
Little Walks About Boston Revealing Independence Joy
William Justin Mann recounts Boston's delayed celebration of the Declaration of Independence. Abigail Adams rejoiced at July 13 letters and July 21 balcony readings, while a British officer noted crowded streets and bonfires ending royal rule. Massachusetts archives list broadside attestations and copies in Boston Public Library.
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Boston
Abigail Adams
Adams
King Street
State Street
Old State House
United Service Journal
Town House
Court House
Custom House
Massachusetts
John Hancock
Presidt
Boston Public Library
Malden Fourth Celebrations Lead With Parades and Fireworks
Mayor Kimball addressed large crowds in Malden as citywide observances took place in Edgeworth Linden Oak Grove Maplewood and Ferryway Free. Company I Spanish War Veterans and the Cardinal Cadets of Charlestown joined a parade at Edgeworth where a memorial tablet was dedicated and sports events were held. Fireworks followed at Oak Grove in the evening.
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Malden
Kimball of
Atdgeworth
Linden
Oak Grove
Maplewood
Ferryway Freen
Charlestown
Edgeworth
Public military criticism urged by Admiral Sims
Rear Admiral William S. Sims told the Rhode Island Branch of the Society of the Cincinnati that the United States has neglected public scrutiny of armed forces and even forbids it. He contrasted this with European nations where criticism is valued and rewarded when beneficial to efficiency.
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Newport
R. IL
United States
William 5. Sims
Rhode Island
Society of the Cincinnati
Public readiness and critique in war preparation urged
Admiral Sims argues Americans know little about war readiness and the armed forces. He calls for open public discussion and stricter oversight to prevent future risks, noting past improvised war efforts and urging Congress to allow informed criticism of officials and departments.
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Admiral Sims
Mrs Nellie Woodsford Praises Dr True’s Elixir
East Boston at 23 Lamson Street Mrs Nellie Woodsford and her children report relief from chronic bowel and breath issues after using Dr True's Elixir claiming improved digestion restored health and cited a child saved from stomach worms. The ad claims the elixir has benefited families since 1851 and promotes its mild pleasant taste.
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Boston
Lamson St
Nellie Woodsford
Chidren
Dr. True
War Ends Yet Inquiry Report Not Released
The text notes the war ending and critiques delay in releasing committee findings, questioning public concern. It argues Americans lack knowledge of warfare elements and military conditions, contrasting with other powers. It also blames government and partly the people for insufficient tolerance of criticism.
Attempted arson blamed for H. & H. Foundry fire
Stamford officials say an employee found an ignited fuse leading to gasoline and another fuse with gunpowder aimed at the H. & H. Foundry & Machine Company plant where a $25,000 fire broke out. The incident is treated as an attempted destruction of the factory.
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Stamford
Conn
H. & H. Foundry & Machine Company
Greeks Bombard Kara Mursas Near Ismid Gulf
Advices from Constantinople report a Greek warship bombarded Kara Mursas on the south shore of the Gulf of Ismid, about 55 miles southeast of Constantinople. The bombardment and village burnings raised anxiety in French official circles.
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Paris
Karamursas
Gulf of Ismid
Constantinople
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Ymonds
Rigle
Chicago
Wrigleys
Xeott
Calcutta
Catalina Island
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U. S
Sims
America
Senate
Navy
Skeeter Skandal
Cearmist
Fred E. Hall, Inc
Cranston St
Providence
R. 1
Tremont Street
Park St
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Tydol
Cambridge St
Allston
Canal Street
Salem
Union Street
Braintree
Mas
Jackson St
Lowell
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