Remarkable Pain Free Teeth Extraction Declared by Richmond Dentists
Boston dentists in the Richmond method promise teeth extraction without pain at 809 Washington Street opposite Old South Church. Demonstrations begin June 26 offering artificial teeth sets and fillings at reduced prices with the quoted gold and silver options. Irving Perry of the Boston Traveler lauds the method as a great discovery and urges all to try it promptly.
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Richmond
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Old South Church
Irving Perry
Boston Traveler
Orangemen Withdraw From Somerville Fourth Parade
Orangemen of Somerville pulled out of the July 4 parade over protest of their parade position. They deny refusing to march behind the Knights of Pythias, noting good relations between the two groups. John Given says the withdrawal followed discovery of an unfavorable placement in Division 3 after Knights of Pythias led Division 2.
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Orangemen
Somerville
Knights of Pythias
Jackson Caldwell
John Given
Post
Wholesale Grocers Fire Burns Five-Story Building
A five story brick building occupied by Boyd Dare and Fommence Sue wholesale grocers burned late last evening. A patrolman sent in the alarm from Box 38 at 8 40 and the flames spread from the upper floors, causing extensive damage estimated at $2000 to the building and contents.
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Boyd
Dare OE
Fommence Sue
John 8
Funeral of Patrick Clark in Massachusetts plans
Funeral arrangements for Patrick Clark described as a solemn service in Massachusetts. The notice references local volunteers and Charlies Russell as part of the procession, with unspecified details about date and place due to OCR limits.
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Patrick Clark
Osricl
Tfe
Masvachusetts
Charlies Russell
Harvard and Yale Rowers Readied for Tide of Title Race
Harvard and Yale crews tuned up at Red Top with pistol practice and light spins. Vivian Nickalls arrived to inspect the Crimson and praised both sides. Yale kept form with Miller at bow while Harvard’s eight showed improved steadiness ahead of tomorrow’s race.
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Cuarvard
Bo Sane Eugh
Torde
Storrow
Red Top
Vivian Nickalls
Nichol
Yale
Harvard
Allen
Huarvard
James Miller
Pizzipio
Ackley
Injuries Among L. N. E. Road Workers Reported
Three L road employees were injured yesterday in separate incidents. Raymond Cody of 290 Marginal Street East Boston burned by a charged third rail while carrying lanterns on Atlantic Avenue. Coll Ke of Garden Place East Boston crushed when a rail fell at the old Charles Town Neck stables. John Fenneran of Faxon Street Roxbury, a conductor, had his right leg tangled between two cars near Sullivan Square.
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L Road
Raymond Cody
Marginal Street
Boston
Cody
Atlantic Avenue
Orpeal Oacle
Tugene
Coll Ke
T Garden Place
Oath Oston
Fighting for Her Good Name in Fall River Suit
A $10,000 defamation suit is filed in Fall River by Rose Murray Dailey against Mrs. Sarah F Dailey alleging slander and character harm. Waldo Reed represents the plaintiff who claims she was the late Joseph Dailey’s wife. The mother denies the marriage and barred the daughter from the funeral, causing the child to sob outside the house.
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Fall River
Sarah F* Dailey
Rose Murray Dailey
Waldo Reed
Joseph Dailey
Cambridge Aldermen Debate Bridge Repair Funds
In Cambridge the Board of Aldermen referred a committee recommendation to fund 25 000 for Harvard Bridge floor repairs. The Avance committee favored more permanent pavement but hesitated to approve a 25 000 wooden pavement plan pending further study.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Committee On
Harvard Bridge
Avance
Wholesome Advice on Stomach Aids and Dyspepsia Tablets
Harlandson endorses peps tablets for weak digestion and nervous stomachs. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are claimed to digest food, build up tissue and alleviate dyspepsia without harming the stomach, with a warning they do not cure stomach cancer.
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Echo Harlandson
Stuart
Moe
Medical ad touting private treatments by doctor Henson and colleagues
An ad describes Dr Henson as a trusted practitioner offering consultations and home visits for female ailments. It touts a long standing reputation, emphasizes private care without instruments or exposure, and notes hours 9 am to 6 pm with Sunday hours 10 to 1 at Quincy House.
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Boston
Shea
Quincy Howse
Minnesota Paupers Per Million Population Figure
The report states the pauper ratio in Minnesota was 498 per million of the population, presenting a snapshot of poverty levels by the state.
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Minnesota
Singing Mice the New Fad in Washington Society
Washington society embraces singing and waltzing mice from specialized breeders. The popular "sping" variety is described as fawn colored with white markings and a screw-like corrugated tail. Homes host mouse club concerts and plans arise for a mouse orchestra led by a talented "sping" director.
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Washington
National Capital
Sping
Roosevelt in Town Visits Public Library
Vice-President Roosevelt visits a city public library and studies a large yellow volume on China. He sits absorbed with one leg crossed, in Bates Hall, unaware of F B Sanborn and a teenage youth at the same table. He is noted as a Porcellian Club alumnus in a gray pinhead suit with a Panama hat.
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Roosevel
Dooley
Bates Hall
China
F. B. Sanborn
Sanborn
Porcellian Club
Wendell Chosen Captain for New Haven Nine
New Haven elects Barret Wendell of Cambridge Massachusetts as captain to succeed Bill Reid for the baseball nine. Wendell, previously the left fielder, takes over leadership as the team prepares to depart tonight for away games.
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New Haven
Conn
Eee Yard
New Ven
Barret Wendell
Cambridge
Mass
Bill'' Reid
Capepee
Ohio Republicans renominate leader in acclamation
Governor and lieutenant governor renominated by acclamation in Columbus. Senator CG J Nippert named permanent chairman, with Hanna chosen as chair. Foraker praises the keynote and affirms party unity as Ohio Republicans rally around tariff principles and oppose capital and labor disruptions.
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Columbus
Soas
J. Nippert
Hamilton County
Hanna
Nak Ge Cem Oe
Foraker
Nent
Ohio
P Peinchaien
Plattinuma
Petsarotaat
Tiona Fitch
Gayle
Poeta Sory
Textbook vote marks change in school reform efforts
The committee, led by Dr Duff, debated replacing old books with reformers texts and challenged Shakespeare and Dooley. A 20 to 0 vote declined Franklin readers while 22 to 10 approved Stepping Stones to Literature and 17 to 4 backed regressive series. The board accepted Redway, Tarbell, and Tarbell geographies amid appointments and an electric course of study, adjourning until September.
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Arnold
Tan McMurrey
Ixteen
Re. Duff
Guestion
Dr. Duff
Earnest
Twenae Rele
Campbell
Shakspere
Dooley
Franklin
Warren Geographies
Redway Hennion
Tarbell
Supea
Fern Seaver
James F. Hopkins
Sanasic
James M. McLaughlin
Res Puatens
Combination Park Races Show Fast Times at Medford Meet
At Combination Park Medford June 25 harness racing featured a five entry special with Tony G. driven by Ralston clocking 1:07 1-2 for the fastest heat. Midget won the first heat by a half length over Bessie Goddard and White finished strong in later heats. Guy Wonder collided and ran driverless briefly before fading to fourth as Midget challenged. Piva paced the 1-2 mile races with times around 1:07 1-2 and 50 1-4 seconds in other heats featuring Diva Whipney Gettenee and Keiba among rear entrants.
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White
Wonder
Ap K
Omiag Nay Gran Blk
Keazer
Tony G
Nen
Ldget
Bie m
Bryant
Ua ‘Wonder
Big See
Chicago college burns during storm at Harrison Street
A thunderstorm struck tonight as lightning hit the Spoo of Physicians and Surgeons on Harrison Street. The fire destroyed the college building, one of the finest in the West, and damaged the medical department's equipment. About 100 patients were moved from the West Side Hospital with no injuries reported. Estimated total loss near $200,000.
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Chicago
Spoo “of Physicians and Surgeons
Arrison Street
College
West Side Hospital
E College of Musicians and Surgeons
Medical Department
University of Illinois
Yankee Whips Englishman in 20 Round Fight
In a 20 round heavyweight bout tonight John O'Brien of Philadelphia defeated Hady Newmier of London after a stubborn, hard fought battle, saving the Englishman from defeat in the late rounds.
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Newcastle
John O'Brien
Philadelphia
Hady Newmier
London
Ma Long Starts Home
Ma Long begins a home stretch as lane arrangements and event plans surface. Local coverage notes preparations and expected crowd involvement with features on training and upcoming matches.
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Ma Long
Unclear OCR Racing Note Highlights 80 Mile Course
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 80 mile course and a race involving Stott and Columbia Batteryed, with incomplete details and a gas issue noted. No clear outcome or full participants are identifiable from the readable lines.
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Len Lia Mog
Althoch
Siby Wigtatt
Columbis
Untitled historical notice fragment
A damaged OCR fragment notes a loss valued around 40 dollars and mentions ownership and a box or pack reference. No clear names, dates, or places are legible.
Fragmentary note about a 17 year old Wolwerd Dhani
A garbled entry mentions Wolwerd Dhani aged 17 with references to names like Charles and Nerton and a nighttime event. The legibility is poor and many details are unreadable.
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Wolwerd Dhani
Charles Otront
Tralian
Nerton
Oakley Wok Bites Back in Auer Case
Sparse readable text reports Oakley Wok involved in a legal matter with Auer. details unclear. Officials and dates omitted in available lines, leaving a fragmentary public notice tone.
Newton Centre Edges Allstor in Narrow Victory
Newton Centre defeats Allstor by a slim score as Chay thin eats sharp plays. Bie Golt Cia contributes key points in a tight game at home.
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Newton
Allstor
Too Osatre
Foo
Bie Golt CIA
Adelbert Stone Hay Laid to Rest in Cleveland Cemetery
The body of Adelbert Stone Hay was laid to rest at Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland after a New Haven to Cleveland funeral. The Wade Mortuary Chapel service was attended by his parents Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay and Yale classmates who served as honorary pallbearers.
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Cleveland
Lake View
Adelbert Stone Hay
New Haven
Wade
Hay
Helen
Alice
Clarence Hay
J. H. Wade
Samuel Mather
Harry Payne. Whitney
Hitt
Wadsworth
Hale
Adelbert
Yale College
Yale
Feud Sparks Violent Clash. Dozens Arrested in Se Colony
A seaborne feud erupted in the se colony leaving many injured and eight to ten men arrested. Syrians were reportedly involved as clubs revolvers and knives were used by a mob of about 200. Abdella Jibilats was struck with a hammer and stabbed, and Parolman Wadlin was knocked down twice while a Syrian reportedly attempted to stab him. Authorities fear Jibilats may die.
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Lawrence
Parolman Wadlin
Abdella Jibilats
Barker to Appeal Conviction Following City Hearing
A planned meeting in New York will discuss Barker's appeal from his conviction. Thomas G. Barker is set to pursue the appellate process with a forthcoming opening session and decisive steps to proceed, regardless of possible sentence outcomes.
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New York
Thomas G. Barker
T Animation
Barker
Painters Union Meets to Decide Labor Holiday Action
Members of the painters union gather in Hall last night to discuss whether to stage a demonstration for Labor Day. Officers present include President Tevin Metunis, Vice Recording Secretary A. J. Game, Treasurer Charles Er, Financial Dean Fred J. Kneeland, Conductor J. War Reid, and Reid Sa. The committee reported the session as excellent.
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Nen No. 11
Teavin Metunis
A. J. ‘Game
Charles Er
Fred J. Kneeland
Fractured OCR Note on Burial and Invited Guests
Incomplete report mentions an interment and invited friends. The fragment references November events and personal names but lacks clear details on place or full dates.
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Roosevelt
Wendell
Captain
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Anita Wrala
Truss
Chemic-Electro Institute
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Bosh, Mass
Young Hay Sbody
Psea Stea
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Manchester Grocers
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Ocean View
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Masons
Cape Cod
Lodge of Hyannis
Cape
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Grand Lodge Ofassachusetts
Y . Ba
Professor Atkine
Igi Dital Co
Tremont Rew
Scollay Square
Ceesti Willard Chemical
Bay
A. F. Holbrook
Elliot Street
Wastington St
Brer
Gathmi LY
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Copley
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