Frank Sherman Captures World Pool Title in Washington
Frank Sherman of the National Hotel Washington defeats De Oro former world champion 150 to 101 to win the world pool title. A letter to Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio reports relief from catarrh after using Peruna with testimonials from Frank Sherman and Congressman Pelham of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherman
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
de Oro
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Perma Toali
Lonce
Pelham
Virginia
C. Pelham
Batcroft
Peruna Proclaimed Best Cure for Catarrh in Ad Claims
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh and related ailments, claiming it cures head and throat catarrh as well as stomach liver kidneys and lungs. It promises a free 64 page book and gratis medical advice from Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Admirers mob Kitchener in London crowd crush near bank
Lord Kitchener returning to London from his July 12 triumph was mobbed outside a private bank near the Mansion House. Police intervened as the conqueror of South Africa escaped by a side door amid frantic cheers and salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Bank of England
South Africa
Todd Kitchener
Mansion House
Bryan speech noted by press in Nantasket
Philadelphia reports the Bryan remarks suggesting he cannot again seek the presidency but aims to influence the party by shaping the candidate choice and steering its slate. The piece portrays him as buoyant, aware of his following, and intent on preventing either extreme from dominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bryan
Nantasket
Medical aid for Boston brewery strikers extends to patients
Due to the prolonged strike of Boston brewery workers, Dr. Galvin at the Emergency Hospital will provide free treatment to outdoor patients and to those who wish to stay in hospital. Strikers only need to present their union card at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oil Discovered in Trinidad Under Canadian Auspices
Oil has been discovered in large quantities on the island of Trinidad and is being developed under Canadian auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jam
Trinidad
Palmo Tablets Promised Sleep Aid Advise
Advertisement touts Palmo Tablets as a natural sleep aid and nervous system booster. Claims include feeling years younger and a money back guarantee for 14 boxes, with prices and multiple local drugstore outlets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnweh-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
Bradbury
Washington St
F. WH. Putnam
School St
Washington Et
F. Baton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Working Boys Festival at Medford Park Promises Keen Competition
Today at Combination Park Medford the Working Boys Home festival opens at 10 AM with a morning ball game between the Wiltons of Somerville and a home team. A full afternoon features hurling athletic events a horse show and a polo attempt by John Shepard driving Astro L and Senator L. Troop D cavalry drill and an evening of trotting racing vaudeville band concerts and dancing complete a full program promising strong entries and public entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
Medford
New England
Wiltons
Somerville
John Shepard
Astro L
Senator L
Shepard
New Ireland
Cavalry
Roxbury
Keiths
Pope vows aid to Trappists of Quebec monastery fire
The pope learned of the Oka Quebec Trappist monastery fire and expressed distress and a commitment to help repair the losses. He indicated his intention to participate in rebuilding efforts.
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Pope
Rome
Oka
Que
Stanton Tells Of Harbor Cost To Boston Port Improvements
Lieutenant Colonel William Stanton estimates eight million dollars needed for Boston Harbor improvements including Chelsea Creek channel deepening to 18 feet, Fort Point channel widening to 175 feet and 28 feet depth, plus the 1900 project ship channel costing 8 million with 6 million already appropriated. The plan creates a 36 foot deep, 1200 foot wide channel from Boston to President's Roads, then to Broad Sound, favoring northbound vessels and faster Atlantic passages.
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Wiliam S. Stanton
Boston Harbor
Washington
Stanton
Post
Chelsea Creek
Colonel Stanton
Congress
Boston
President's Roads
Spectacle Island
Broad Sound
Mr. Stanton
Boston Harbor Improvements Reported For 1903 04
Lieutenant Colonel W S Stanton reports on Boston district river and harbor work. He recommends $850000 for harbor improvements in 1903 04 including $750000 for the 1900 project and $100000 for general improvements. Expenditures show major dredging, rock removal, and channel deepening in the upper main ship channel and Broad Sound area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. S. Stanton
Boston
War Department
Stanton
Trial Bottle Free War ner Safe Cure Ad
The Warner Safe Cure Company offers a large trial bottle postpaid with no cost to the recipient. Write to Rochester New York and mention The Boston Post. The offer promises a genuine guarantee and includes a free medical department for advice, booklet, diagnosis, and analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
7Th Ave
Warner
John Wilson
Warner's
Warner Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Medical Department
Dredging of Lower Main Ship Channel Underway
The project covers 15 800 feet in length and 1 000 feet in width from President Roads to the sea. Dredging 19 008 cubic yards of ledge at 9 78 dollars per cubic yard will deepen the channel to 27 feet, with a contract already in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Roads
Married in an Automobile Betwe en Baltimore
Miss Reba Smithson and Frank Thompson of Baltimore were married at midnight in a Washington automobile with Rev. A H Thompson officiating. They returned to Baltimore immediately after the ceremony and described it as an immense experience. The groom is 22, his bride two years younger, with Samuel G Hall serving as best man and Mrs Thompson as bridesmaid.
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Baltimore
Reba Smithson
Frank Thompson
Washington
A. H. Thompson
Young Thompson
Samuel G. Hall
Mr. Thompson
Watterson offers view on Democratic fate and Parker as governor
Henry Watterson warned the Democratic party may collapse like the Whigs as candidates arise suddenly. He named Judge Parker of New York as a strong potential Governor candidate who, if nominated and elected, could stabilize the party and possibly lead to the presidency.
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San Jose
Cal
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Judge Parker
New York
Parker
Empire State
Fishermen survive swordfish attack on dory near Georges
Irving Milgate and Charles Verrill of the schooner Mabel & Leavitt fought for their lives after a massive swordfish attacked their dory during calm seas near Georges. Verrill struck the fish with an iron harpoon, the sword shattered the dory, but the men dispatched the fish and reached the schooner unharmed.
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Irving Milgate
Charles Verrill
Mabel
Milgate
Clyde Defends Mormonism in New England Interview
Dr Clyde of 82 East Newton street, leader of Mormon missionary work in New England, spoke about attacks on the church. He cited growth from six founders in 1830 to missions worldwide, counting 310000 members, 62045 priesthood holders, and 264150 in auxiliary groups, with many farms and homes owned. He noted Utah’s saloon absence in 1878 and low Mormon prison numbers in 1881-2, arguing adherence and morality through family and property ownership.
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Clyde
East
Newton Street
Mormon Church
New England
Post
Fayette
Seneca County
New York
Stakes of Zion
Middle States
California
Colorado
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaiian Islands
Sandwich Islands
Society Islands
Europe
Japan
Zion
United States
Utah
Salt Lake County
Ruth Bryan Visits Dedham With Campaign Guest Stays
Miss Ruth Bryan daughter of Colonel William J. Bryan, 17, visiting Dedham as guest of Hon. George Fred Williams at 25 Chestnut Street. She arrived with her father, toured the town, and will remain through the week chaperoned by Mrs. Elizabeth Gleason.
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Dedham
Miss Ruth Bryan
William J. Bryan
George Fred Williams
Chestnut Street
Miss Bryan
Boston
Mr. Williams
Miss Ruth
Mrs. Gleason
Elizabeth Gleason
Second Corps of Cadets Break Camp Today
Routine drills marked the day at East Boxford camp with morning company drill guard mount and extended order battalion drill. Leaders included Captain A M Webb Captain Emery Captain Glines and Colonels Tenney and Hart. The corps will break camp tomorrow afternoon and return to Salem with a short parade.
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East Boxford
Second Corps of Cadets
A. M. Webb
H. F F. Perkins
Mathews
Emery
Glines
Tenney
J. W. Hart
John E. Spooner
John G. Burbeck
Salem
Maplewood and Danvers Street Railway Planned
A new company, Maplewood & Danvers Street Railway Company, is formed to build a line from Eastern Avenue and Broadway in Malden through Saugus Lynnfield Danvers and Middleton to Boston. Capital stock stands at 190000 dollars and work is expected to start in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Maplewood & Danvers Street Railway Company
Eastern Avenue
Broadway
Newburyport
Saugus
Lynnfield
Danvers
Middleton
Boxton
Scientist Died of Smallpox After Refusing Vaccination
Cambridge Christian Scientist Putnam J. Ramsdenl died from smallpox and was buried in Cambridge cemetery after refusing vaccination. A new smallpox case was reported in Cambridge yesterday, with Mrs Walsh of 2058 Massachusetts Avenue identified as the victim.
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Putnam J. Ramsdenl
Cambridge
Mrs. Walsh
Massachusetts Avenue
Russia Proposes Trust Conference In Sugar Regulation
The American note from St Petersburg, received via Mr. Riddle, summarizes a Russian circular on trusts. It notes that the document, sent to all powers from the Brussels sugar conference, defends Russia’s sugar production system and offers an international trust conference as a conditional suggestion if the Russian stance is challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
St. Petersburg
Riddle
State Department
Europe
St Petersburg
Brussels
VACATION TOURS From Boston to Canadian and U S sites
Aug 7 to St John Annapolis Land of Evangeline Halifax Aug 12 26 Sept 1 Ausable Chasm Lake Champlain Lake George Saratoga Hudson River New York fully guided all expenses included Tickets and tours to Montreal Quebec Saguenay Thousand Islands Niagara New Brunswick Nova Scotia call Simmons Marsters 26 School street Boston for itineraries and advertising material
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St John
Annapolis
Land of Evangeline
Halifax
Ausable Chasm
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Saratoga
Hudson River
New York
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Simmons & Marsters
School Street
Boston
The hunger of children and Malta Vita remedy
The article argues mothers should curb cakes and candy for growing children and suggests Malta Vita as a nourishing wheat product. Malta Vita, rich in malt diastase, is promoted as a digestible food for all ages sold for 15 cents per large package.
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Kitchener
Working Boys’ Festival
Stanton Tell
Warner’s
Austin
Tex
Torreon
Mex
Wells- Fargo Express
Eagle Pass
Aguinaldo
Erving Winslow
Anti- Imperialist League
League
A.conan Doyle
Baskervilles
Ities
the Daily
Sherlock Holmes
Morning Post
Daily Post
Ruth Bryan
Boxford
Trolley
Russia
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