Free boxes touted for rheumatism cure by Milwaukee man
John A. Smith of Milwaukee offers 25 000 free boxes of Gloria Tonic claiming it cures rheumatism after his own and others tests. He says samples prove effective in many states and years, and will send a free trial box and book to readers of The Boston Post.
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John A. Smith
Milwaukee
Smith
Seguin
Texas
Mr. Smith
Prosser
Neb
Fountain City
Wis
Jacob Sexauer
Perrysburg
Ohio
Heron Lake
Minn
John Gehr
C. Lund
Harrisville
St. Louis
F. Faerber
Concordia Publ
Vandalia
Mary E. Sayles
Bennington
Worms
Frankfort
Germany
Quintero
University of Venezuela
United States
Boston Post
Germania Bldg
W. H. Pierce
Shawmut Ave
F. H. Putnam
Washington St
School St
Downey & McCormick
Thompson St
Sun Hats for Horses at New England Humane Meetings
At a July directors meeting of the American Humane Educational Society and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, President Angell reported 2068 animals examined, 106 horses removed from work, and 174 horses and other animals humane killed. The society has 1000 hats for horses and 1000 vials of an approved preparation to mix with water for protection against horseflies and insects. Angell also turned over 3040 from land sales.
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American Humane Educational Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Angell
Society
Alpha Salad Cream Promises Square Meals With Flavor
A full dinner pail idea is challenged as unsatisfactory meals. Alpha Salad Cream is pitched as that missing flavorful add on to sandwiches and meals, becoming a fixture in breakfast and dinner. Advertisement notes H. J. Blodgett Co Boston and a half season sale at A. Shuman & Co with knit under vests reduced to 25 cents.
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H. J. Blodgett Co
Boston
Mfrs
A. Shuman & Co
Shuman Corner
Washington Yields to Vatican Views on Philippine Friars
The Taft note to the Vatican embraces Cardinal Rampolla’s settlement ideas, proposes Manila talks between an apostolic delegate and the Governor, and seeks lists of church property and damages. The Vatican crowd calls the move a papal diplomacy success amid wary U S interests.
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Rome
Taft
Washington Administration
Vatican
Philippines
Rampolla
Manila
Root
Holy See
Washington
United States
Philippine
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican Negotations Falter Over Jesuit Influence
The Morning Post Rome correspondent reports Judge Taft’s negotiations with the Vatican failed due to influence from religious orders, notably Jesuit Cardinal Steinhuber, with the Vatican seen as missing a splendid opportunity.
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London
Rome
Morning Post
Taft
Vatican
Steinhuber
Daly-West Mine Disaster Near Park City Utah
A massive explosion at the Daly-West mine at Daly West Utah injures or kills many workers. Two powder magazines at the 1200 foot level exploded triggering gas-related deaths as rescue efforts proceed. The Ontario mine shaft connected to Daly West aids recovery while stock markets react with large losses in Daly West shares.
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Park City
Utah
Daly-West
Massachusetts
Boston
Ontario
John Burgy
Mining Stock Exchange
Stock Drops in Boston Amid Utah Mine Explosions
The Daly-West silver mines at Park City Utah were rocked by a dramatic blast yesterday triggering a market shock in Boston as investors reconsidered mining shares. Officials have yet to release full casualty figures or cause details.
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Daly-West
Park City
Utah
Scorpion Ships to Join North Atlantic Squadron
The gunboat Scorpion left Charlestown Navy Yard at 2 30 P M yesterday for Woods Hole to join the North Atlantic squadron under Rear Admiral Francis J Higginson for annual maneuvers with the army.
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Scorpion
Charlestown Navy Yard
Woods Hole
Francis J. Higginson
Army
Mitchell oRyO Miners Will Win In Pennsylvania Strike
President Mitchell states the convention will act to settle the soft coal strike in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He expresses confidence the miners will win while signaling possible output curtailment if no general strike is ordered. Anthracite delegates urge moderation but back a strike if needed.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Missing Wilbur Clarke Sighting Near Gypsy Camp in Maine
In Saco Maine July 16 a white boy matching Wilbur Clarke of Beverly Massachusetts was spotted in a gypsy camp off Old Orchard road. A Mrs. Lewis reported a pale boy being whipped by gypsy girls, prompting authorities to plan searches of two camps nearby to verify the identification.
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Saco
New Old Orchard Road
Wilbur Clarke
Beverly
Mass
P. F. Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
Kiddie Blanchette
Blanchette
Cholera Spreads in Philippines Provinces and Manila
Cholera continues to spread beyond Manila with 14 547 cases and 10 937 deaths reported in provinces. Manila averages 40 new cases daily as the outbreak persists.
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Manila
Labor Notes on Jewellers Union Convention and Related Strikes
The international Jewellers Union convention discussed a new constitution and bylaws with representation from major U S and Canadian cities. Binders’ strike continues while optimism for an amicable settlement grows. Lathers’ meeting covered the Eastern Expanding Metal Company strike and a return-to-work order at the Board of Trade building. The international union offered immediate work to fathers in good standing who are idle.
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the Jewellers’ Union
United States
Canada
Board of Trade
International Union
Naval militia to take part in maneuvers next month
The naval militia of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts totaling about 1400 men will participate in naval maneuvers next month. Rhode Island militia withdraws due to service linked to the Providence strike. Militia members will be assigned to several ships under Admiral Higginson.
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Washington
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Providence
Higginson
Ivernia Arrives Boston With 817 Passengers On Board
The Cunard steamship Ivernia docked in East Boston after a 7 day 11 hour voyage. 817 passengers were inspected, including 76 in first cabin and 400 steerage bound for the West. Notable arrivals included Professor Barrett Wendell of Harvard and Mrs Wendell.
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Cunard
Ivernia
Boston
West
Barrett Wendell
Harvard College
H. C. Baldwin
Commonwealth Avenue
Halloway
Brookline
E. A. Marsh
Thomas E. Greenshields
Canada
C. Lowe
P. C. Lowe
Norman Kellogg
Boston Light
St Marys Parish Picnic Yields Funds For the Needy
Four thousand attended the St Marys Catholic Church parish picnic at Oak Island grove aimed at raising money to clothe and feed the North and West Ends poor. Charter Oaks beat St Marys 7 in the final inning as part of a day of athletic events and a host of races. Key winners included John Carey 54 seconds in the quarter mile and Louis Guertin in the 100 yards and hop, step and jump.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Oak Island Grove
Charter Oaks
St. Marys
John Carey
Louis Guertin
Cornelius Savage
Daniel McLean
Robert Clarke
James Brown
North End
Charlestown
Thomas S. Foley
Boston College
William Chesterman
James A. Doherty
St. Mary's A. A
Clement J. Dore
B. C
J. A. Ford
Thomas A. Hennelly
Fordham College
John H. Sullivan
George H. Smith
James E. Carroll
Meteor III First in Dover Yacht Race From Heligoland
Emperor William's Meteor III was the first to finish the Dover race for the Von Busch trophy. The yacht completed 310 miles in 46 hours, with Navahoe Lasca Clara and Comet following as rivals. Lasca ultimately declared winner.
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Dover
Eng
Heligoland
North Sea
Eastern Y. C. Regatta Opens With Wide Yacht Entry
The Eastern Yacht Club hosts an open regatta from Half-Way Rock this Saturday at 11 am. Entries must be received by 9 pm tomorrow at the club house. Prizes include varying cash awards for War schooners and sloops across multiple classes, with second prizes in schooner divisions contingent on four boats starting.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Spray’s Captain Summoned For Passenger License Charge
The Spray tug captain, hired to move Gaynor and Greene from Quebec to Montreal, has been summoned to stand trial for carrying passengers without a license.
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Quebec
Spray
Carpenter
Gaynor and Greene
Montreal
Popular Extra Dry Champagne Cook's Imperial Ad
A promotional puff urges readers to try the famous Extra Dry Champagne Cook's Imperial, claiming broad public acclaim and inviting tastes with confident endorsement.
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Cook
GUO RACING AT DETROIT MEET HIGHLIGHTS BLUE RIBBON OPENER
At Grosse Pointe track during the Detroit Driving Club Blue Ribbon meeting Alice Russell wins the 2:17 trot after seven heats. Roamer takes the 2:14 pace while delays push back the 2:04 pace 2:18 trot and 2:08 amateur pacing to tomorrow with about 7000 in attendance.
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Grosse Pointe
Alice Russell
Detroit Driving Club
Roamer
Anzella
Br. m
Antrim Hazelmere
M. Sanders
Poindexter
Marsh
B. G
McCarthy
Leola
B. m
Hutchings
Alice Barnes
Sultan
Smathers
Socrates
Hudson
Br. G
Mary P. Leyburn
C. m
Dun G
W. Jamea
Maquette-Ida Lyonie
Stahl
Ban Vee Aenar En Ae Rosebud
Ch. m
Nuckols
Winfield Stratton
B. Bh
McGuire
Prince Direct
Mix Up at Worcester Driving Park is Resolved
Six races at Worcester Driving Park Company completed after delays, with E. E. Knott triumphing in the open to all after a collision involving Roan Wilkes. Hal Wilkes wins the 2:18 pace, Nicot takes the 2:30 trot, Dorena the 2:23 trot, and Jessie 5 secures the 2:16 pace in straight heats.
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Worcester Driving Park Company
Phebon W
E. E. Knott
Roan Wilkes
Winch
Knott
Sul
Sanderlin
Naniwa
Hal Wilkes
Hetty Green
Nicot
Dorena
Jessie
Fighters In Trim For Jeffries Fitzsimmons Clash
With the July 30 bout looming the public shows little betting interest as both fighters train apart from rail links. Jeffries trains in Oakland at Reliance Club gym. Fitzsimmons at Skaggs Springs preparing as heat takes its toll. Jeffries weighs about 215 pounds and uses a sand dummy in practice.
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San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Harbin’s
Oakland
Reliance Club
Skaggs
World championship trial races at St Augustine field day
Four running events open to all will precede the all round championship at St Augustine field day on Saturday Aug 2 at Locust street grounds South Boston Mass. Prizes total 260 for the all round and trophies are awarded to the winner. Entries free and may be made with J F Moakley 830 West Third street South Boston Mass.
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St. Augustine's Field Day
Locust Street Grounds
Boston
J. F. Moakley
West Third Street
South
Mass
Koch Lung Cure offers asthma cures in Boston area
Asthma cured along with consumption bronchitis and catarrh by Koch Inhalation. Many actual cures reported in Boston and vicinity with testimonials on file. Home treatment preferred with inhalation apparatus provided without extra cost. No charge for consultation examination or trial treatment. Write or visit Koch Lung Cure 361 Boylston St Boston for illustrated booklet.
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Boston
Koch Lung
Boylston St
Tug of War Prize Challenge Letters From Parish and A A
Two letters request tug of war challenges and prizes. One from J. Jean Baptiste Parish Church committee offering 50 for a July 19 contest at Suntang Park inviting Caledonian picnic participants. The other from Madison A A requests matches around Boston noting lightweight teams preferred and invites a response from Dorchester A A.
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J. Jean Baptiste
Suntang Park
Oak Island
Johnson Street
Lynn
Mass
Sir
Madison A
Boston
Dorchester A. A
James R. McDonough
Ninth Street
South
Venice Architect Warns City Doomed by Subsoil Decay
Venice city architect Professor Wagner warns that most of the city faces destruction as subsoil deterioration and rotten piles threaten structures. Officials plan to rebuild St Mark Campanile and Sansovino Loggia, opening a 500000 lire subscription with international offers of aid, including from America.
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Venice
Wagner
St. Marks
Sansovino Loggia
Campanile
America
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