Peruna touted by two women as cure for catarrh
In letters from Neenah Wisconsin and La Grange Illinois Miss Lydia Herziger and Miss Ellen Crawley praise Peruna as a preventive for colds and a cure for throat and larynx catarrh. They report restored voice and sustained health, attributing dramatic relief to the remedy and urging others to use it for facial mucous membrane health and overall well being.
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Lydia Herziger
Grand Recorder
American Daughters of Independence
Neenah
Wis
Ellen Crawley
S. Madison Avenue
la Grange
Ill
Perrna
Peruna
Miss Filen Crawley
Steamer Maine Collides With Railroad Float Off Oak Point
The Steamer Maine of the Stonington line en route from New York to New Bedford collided with a New York New Haven & Hartford Rail Road float off Oak Point near Hell Gate. The vessel, heavily laden with freight, became disabled and had to return to port amid crew agitation before the situation was brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Bedford
Maine
Stonington
Oak Point
Hell Gate
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Five Die Rumor Silent in Troy Brick Yard Collapse
In Troy on June 3 a wall of clay at the Troy Brick Company yard buried five workers. James Egan was recovered dead. Alonzo Atkins suffered a fractured ankle and serious injuries. Edward Whalen was unharmed. Edward Daley and David Riley remained buried under tons of clay with presumed deaths.
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Troy
N. Y
Troy Brick Company
James Egan
Alonzo Atkins
Edward Whalen
Edward Daley
David Riley
Charity taps dance draws near 600 at Catholic Union Hall
Under Mrs Jeremiah J O Callaghan Dorchester the Catholic Union Hall hosted a charity dance called Charity Taps drawing nearly 600 attendees. Prominent guests included families and friends of O Callaghan and Phelan with Henry Wberill as floor director and Cuffs Orchestra providing music into the early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. O'Callaghan
Dorchester
Catholic Union Hall
William, H. Cavanagh
Patrick M. Phelan
Thomass. Boles
James W. McDonald
Edward Kelly, Jr
Frances E. McCarthy
John J. O’callaghan
James S Brennan
James M. Morrison
Daniel Buckley
Jeremiah J. O’callaghan
Henry W. Berrill
Malachi Jennings
Frank Conlin
John
J. O’callaghan
Hopkins
Anna O’callaghan
P. W. Phelan
J. W. O’mealey
John P. Doyle
E. Doyle
Simon Donovan
Edward Steptoe
Bryan McSweeney
Robert Berle
Marcus McQueen
James Brennan
Randolph
Edward Shea
South Braintree
Mary Cavanagh
J. J. O’callaghan
Dream Book In Gambling Raid At Broadway
Lieutenant Carter Inspector Damery and Patrolman Carter raided 52A Broadway with a search warrant arresting Thomas Bartlett aged 63 and William Edwards aged 33 on charges of setting up and promoting a lottery and presence at gambling. Bartlett carried over 700 dollars. dream book folded slips and a manifest were seized along with furniture. Both men were admitted to jail.
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Carter
Damery
B.A. Carter
Somerville
Broadway
Thomas Bartlett
William EB. Edwards
Bartlett
Charlestown
State House
Bachelor Girl Rooms Rifled At Back Bay Address
Burglars invaded the bachelor girls apartment at 11 Haviland Street Back Bay yesterday afternoon and stole jewelry silver ornaments and toilet articles valued at 200. Miss Bessie G Bowden is the chief bachelor of the apartment. The two men pried open the front door and fled as Miss Pierce and Miss Kellogg returned home shortly after.
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Haviland Street
Back Bay
Bessie G. Bowden
Post
Miss Pierce
Miss Kellogg
Brigham Sought in Murder Case Across Long Flight to Escape
Charles E. Brigham eluded arrest as investigators trace his extensive flight linked to the murder of the woman he is accused of killing. The pursuit spans multiple states and weeks, with authorities renewing appeals for information and describing the suspect’s movements and possible disguises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
United States
Charles E. Brigham
Brigham Not Registered as Edwards at Hampton House
Hotel clerk Havlin told a Post reporter there was no Charles Edwards registered on Feb 29 or any Brigham resemble, and a Mar 5 entry for C EH Edwards did not resemble Brigham. Brigham’s aunt’s daughter Helen Dinsmore insisted the March 5 signature C Howards matched Charley Brigham’s handwriting.
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Brigham
Hampton House
Charles Edwards
Havlin
Post
C. EH. Edwards
Helen E. Dinsmore
Sleeper
Howards
Charley Brigham
Aunt Supports Brigham Innocence In Boston Murder Case
Mrs E H Sleeper of 106 Sumner Street East Boston aunt of Charles E Brigham told a Post reporter she believes his nephew innocent. She cited his Feb 18 to Feb 22 stay at her home and described his cash situation and a $25 check cashed by her. He allegedly bought a new outfit on March 1 and left his old clothes.
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Brigham
E. H. Sleeper
Sumner Street
East
Boston
Charles E. Brigham
Post
Hanover Street
Sleeper
Russian report cites Kinchou loss and 830 dead and wounded
St Petersburg report from June 3 quotes General Stoessel detailing Kinchou evacuation after two days of combat with three Japanese divisions and heavy gunboat fire. Russian losses totaled 30 officers and 800 men. Batteries and mines were damaged or destroyed.
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Kinchou
ST. Petersburg
Zilinsky
Kuropatkin
Stoessel
Fort Arthur
Bohroff Khounoueza
Denial Russia geared to aid Port Arthur relief plans
The latest from St. Petersburg says Emperor Nicholas has not ordered Kuropatkin to move a large force south from Liaoyang to aid Port Arthur. Rumors of an imminent Kuropatkin offensive are denied, though troops are flooding Manchuria at about 2500 daily, with reconnaissance and counter moves shaping Kuropatkin’s strategy. Japanese detachments push from Takushan toward Ulaossa as Kuroki’s lines hold Liaopudza and Chanlidzy.
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ST. Petersburg
KuropatkIn
Liaoyang
Arthur
Nicholas
Europatkin
Oku
Port Arthur
Kuroki
Manchuria
Ulaossa
Takushan Liaoyang
Liaopudza
Siludjan
Chanlidzy
Takushan
Guards
Fengwangcheng
Pitsewo
Liaotung Peninsula
Deneen Nominated by Illinois Republicans at Convention
In Springfield on June 3 a deal among Yates Deneen Hamlin Sherman and Pierce ended a deadlock to nominate Charles Deneen for governor. On the 79th ballot Deneen led with support from Lowden and others as the convention reconvened after a recess. The motion to make the nomination unanimous was declared carried by Chairman Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles 8. Deneen
L. Y. Sherman
Howland J. Hamlin
John H. Pierce
Yates
Lowdon
Deneen
Warner
Hamlin
Sherman
Pierce
Hamlitt
Adams County
Illinois
Lowden
Pioneer Clothing Co. Removal Sale at Washington St
Pioneer Clothing Co advertises a rapid removal sale with vast stock and deep discounts. Suits, coats, rainwear, and 30000 pairs of men’s shoes priced well below competitors, including $10 suits cut to $5 and $18–$20 suit lines down to $9, $13 tailors’ wear, $7 raincoats, and shoes from $1.50 to $1.95.
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Gilbert
Russia
Five Killed in Race Fight at Trail Lake
In Trail Lake Mississippi at Sims and Williams plantation a dispute led to a deadly shootout. John Sims and his manager Cato were killed by a negro named Samuel Clark who fled after firing. Clark shot Sims in the back and then Cato in the right side before a convict guard struck Cato. Cato died at 7 this morning. Sheriff Crouch led a posse to the scene amid white black tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
Sims
Samuel Clark
Clark
Cato
Girl Severely Injured by Carving Knife at Store
Grace Davis, 15, of 687 Shawmut Avenue, was struck by a carving knife that fell from a counter at a provision store on Shawmut Avenue yesterday. The knife severed an artery in her foot and she was taken to City Hospital in a weakened condition.
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Shawmut Avenue
Grace Davis
City Hospital
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Miss Lydia ‘Herziger
Beecham
Catholic Union
Bosto
BOS Toy
New Hampshire
Think Crime Way Committed
Londonderry
ILA
Goston
Portland
IARCN
Czar
Boyleton St
Republicans
kGro
Pioneer Clothing Co
Washington St
Earl
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