Munyon's Great Distribution Ends Today in Boston
Prof Munyon announced a week ago he would give away 10000 vials of his dyspepsia cure to all afflicted in Boston. Reports show most recipients benefited, with many noting relief after the first dose. Munyon clinics attract crowds and offer free examinations, with drugs and therapies promoted by his own physicians.
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Munyon
Boston
University of Tradition
University
Harvard
Yale
Boston University
Carles W. Eliot
Boston University marks quarter century with speeches and cum laude graduates
Governor Wolcott and Mayor Quincy head tributes at Tremont Temple for the Boston University centennial commemoration. Among 227 graduates Willard Perrin and Elizabeth Minneta Taylor led, two women earning law degrees cum laude while others faltered. Speakers praised co education and university progress, noting dormitory absence and active city ties.
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Boston University
Tremont Temple
Willard Taylor Perrin
Temple Street
Elizabeth Minneta
Taylor and Sethena&r
Eleanor Hackett
Godéda
Warren
Wolcott
Quincy
General Fred D. Grant Takes Oath as Brigadier General
General Fred D. Grant was sworn in as brigadier general at Chickamauga National Park Georgia on June 1 by Judge George A H Harris an ex Confederate The moment drew intense interest with Major George I Gillespie among the first to greet him noting Gillespie's link to General Lee at Appomattox The crowd cheered as Grant urged shaking hands across a united national flag and country loyalty
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Chickamauga National Park
Fred D. Grant
George A. H. Harris
Rome
Grant
George I. Gillespie
Lee
Appomattox
Alfonso XIII Captured By The St Paul At Cape Maysi
A Key West dispatch reports the Spanish troop ship Alfonso XIII with troops and coal aboard was captured by the auxiliary cruiser St Paul near Cape Maysi after the St Paul fired seventeen shots. The event occurred during a broader account of Boston University Law School history and remarks by notable figures on law education and press power.
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New York
Key West
Cape Maysi
St. Paul
Sigsbee
Jane Gray Sinks in Gale Off Cape Flattery
The Seattle bound schooner Jane Gray with sixty one aboard foundered early May 22 ninety miles west of Cape Flattery after sailing May 19 from Seattle for Kotzebue Sound. Thirty four perished. survivors numbered around twenty seven, aided by a launch. Captain Crockett reported a lifeboat swamped and only the launch Kenoma saved some passengers.
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Wash
Jane Gray
Kotzebue Sound
Cape Flattery
Signores
Mexico City
John Stutzman
Westfield
N. J
BE. M. Taylor
F. 8. Taylor
B. S. Spencer
W. B. Doxey
Edward Ritter
F. W. Ginther
B. S. Frost
W. L. Lovering
William Otter
O. F. McKelvey
C. Brown
Charles Williams
W. C. Gambel
St. Lawrence Island
Behring Sea
EH. M
F. S. Taylor
California
P. Taylor
San Francisco
Jane Grey
W. C. Gambrel
Major Ingraham
Prince Luigi
Italy
Alaska
L. M. Lessey
C. H. Packard
John Johnson
C. Reilly
Rugged Point
Kynquet Sound
Vancouver Island
Reciprocity with France Goes Into Effect
The reciprocity pact between the United States and France begins today with tariff reductions applying to goods in transit. French authorities issue similar instructions, and President Faure calls the accord proof of good will. Calculations show U S concessions at 1.42 percent of French imports versus 2.58 percent of U S imports into France.
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Washington
United States
France
Faure
St. Eti
Enne
Marine Corps Recruits Wanted for the War
U S Marine Corps seeks able bodied unmarried men aged 21 to 35 who are U S citizens or have declared intent to become such and can speak read and write English. Report to a recruiting office at 60 Portland Street Boston Massachusetts for enlistment.
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U. S. Marine Corps
United States
Portland St
Boston
Mass
Camp Alger Abounds With Troops as Measles Case Rise
At Camp Alger Washington 18 369 men are housed 9801 ready for active service. Quarantine ward reports forty five measles cases though regimental hospitals see similar outbreaks. Prohibition county Fairfax protests speak easy booths selling alcohol and Major Wstrath closes one booth.
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Washington
Alger
Girard
Graham
Fairfax County
Prohibition
Wstrath
Common Not Neglected Says Superintendent After Complaints
A correspondent urged that the Common receive spring care, noting no red sand at the Soldiers' monument and neglected gutters walks and bare spots. Superintendent Doogue blamed wet conditions for the red sand issue and said walks are being graded and bare areas reseeded. full improvement expected in a week or two.
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Post
Soldiers’ Monument
Doogue
Mustered-In Forces Reach 123000 in U S Service
Washington June 1 with the exception of one Ohio regiment and some Kentucky troops the mustering of volunteers under the first call of the President is completed Adjutant General Corbin announced tonight that a little over 123000 men have been mustered into United States service.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Corbin
United States Service
Local Man Killed Following Horse Crash on Massachusetts Ave
John Maynard Hart of 26 Warwick Street died after being thrown from a horse on Massachusetts Avenue near Norway Street. He was brought to City Hospital unconscious, later pronounced dead from brain concussion at 6 15 p m. The Medical Press and Circular notes the therapeutic value of European Mineral Spring Water and Kutnow's Improved Effervescent Powder as a palatable salt preparation for rheumatism gout and kidney conditions.
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Warwick Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Norway Street
City Hospital
Kutnow
Garrison Avenue
Dover Street
Dorchester Fire Destroys Abandoned Consumptives Home
A wood building at Blue Hill ave and Washington st, Dorchester, once the consumptives home, burned to the top floor early this morning. Fire alarms from Box 316 at midnight drew hundreds of spectators as flames fed on oak rafters. The structure, long unused since last October, was believed incipiently arsonist and slated for demolition.
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Washington Street
Dorchester
Grove Hall
Spain's Story of Fight Off Santiago de Cuba
Havana June 1 A Spanish summary of the May 31 engagement off Santiago de Cuba describes the American fleet including the Iowa Massachusetts Brooklyn Texas New Orleans Marblehead Minneapolis and a cruiser firing on Spanish batteries and the Cristobal Colon. The bombardment lasted ninety minutes with seventy shots fired and minor damage reported aboard a battleship and a transatlantic steamer auxiliary cruiser.
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Santiago de Cuba
Iowa
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Brooklyn
Texas
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Minneapolis
Cristobal Colon
Punta Gorda
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Socapa
Complaints at Key West Over Prize Treatment Grow
Reports from Washington say Navy prize procedures at Key West are under fire for improper handling of captives and prize crews. The latest issue involves the British steamer Restormel denied contact with the British vice consul, prompting embassy protests and direct orders to Key West authorities.
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United States
Key West
Charleston
Restormel
State Department
Spanish Brig Lourdes Seized Near Cuba By U S Cruiser
Report from Key West states the brig Santa Maria de Lourdes, captured by Commodore Schley’s squadron crew from the Minneapolis after a sighting May 21 off Santiago. The vessel carried coal ammunition arms and supplies for Cervera and would have aided the Spanish fleet if it reached him.
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Schley
Santa Maria de Lourdes
Minneapolis
Cuba
Santiago
Lourdes
Cervera
Spain's Agents in Mexico Faced with Neutrality Stance
Reports say Spanish government agents are buying cattle and grain in Mexico to smuggle aboard tramp steamers attempting to run the Cuban blockade. The Mexican government vows strict neutrality as Mexico begins wheat exports to Europe.
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Mexico
Europe
Brilliant Victory at Santiago Engaged in Spanish Fleet Propaganda
Report from Madrid states Captain Ammon and the Spanish fleet claim a check of the American squadron before Santiago de Cuba. The Cristobal Colon and other ships bombarded forts, exchanges with enemy fire occurred, and the Senate praised the Spanish victory as a good augury for further successes.
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Santiago de Cuba
Cervera
Amnon
Santiago
Cristobal Colon
Colon
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Casa Valencia
Spain and Britain face off as Gibraltar tensions rise
A Madrid dispatch notes anti English demonstrations and military buildups near Gibraltar. Spain trains troops near Algeciras and Tarifa Salinea, with four line battalions and artillery batteries. Sappers rush fortifications as observers link the moves to a proposed Anglo-Saxon alliance.
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Salinea
Philippines
Spain Eyes Peace as War Weariness Grows
Madrid reports indicate widespread weariness of the war. Sagasta hints at honorable peace and mediation by great powers, while Romero y Robledo argues that a nation at war does not seek peace. Silvela ally admits Cuba drains Spain. dissension grows over continuing the conflict.
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Spain
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