TO-NI-TA CURES NERVE STRAIN IN CIRCUS MEN
Dr Lorentz's TO-NI-TA Membrane Bitters touted as remedy for Hagenbeck show trainers. Letters from L Williams Chicago and Charles Judge Alaska claim relief from indigestion catarrh and nervous exhaustion after taking three bottles. Ads emphasize nerve force, digestion, sleep and general stamina for strenuous circus life.
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Lorentz
Stagenheck
Germany
Joan Durock
L. Williams
Chicago
America
Europe
Charles Judge
Alaska
TO-NI-TA Indorsed by Thousands of People Nationwide
The Lorentz Medical Co offers TO-NI-TA as a cocaine free tonic and laxative claimed to cure catarrh and numerous ailments. It asserts guaranteed genuineness with letters on file and invites readers to consult doctors for free advice. Sold at drug stores or direct for $1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorentz
Lorentz Medical Co
Flatiron Bldg
N. Y
Japan Defends Itself Over International Law Claims
Washington March 1. The Japanese government issued an authorized statement denying Russia’s charges that Japan violated international law with early February attacks on Russian warships and merchant ships. The statement cites Russian war readiness in the Far East, naval and land force increases, and argues that war actions could be legally initiated without a formal declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Russia
Far East
Manchuria
Siberian
China
Finland
Cure for Severe Infant Eczema Promoted by Cuticura
An advertisement recounts a mother’s tale of infant eczema relief using Cuticura products. She claims four boxes of ointment, soap, and Resolvent cured her child and cites a follow up after five years with no relapse. The piece touts instant relief, gentle baths, and broad availability worldwide. It lists prices, locations, and publishers for Cuticura remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
G. A. Conrad
Lisbon
N. H
Conrad
Balfour Warns Navy Upgrades Amid War Storm
In a Commons naval estimates discussion Premier Balfour cautioned the country to weigh vast costs against the European and Asian situation. He warned a potential war with two great maritime powers could devastate both sides, noting Britain’s navy remains defensive while other nations’ navies are offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Balfour
Great Britain
America
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Restores Growth Says Mildred Seeley
A customer reports thinning hair stopped and new growth appeared after using Rexall 93 Hair Tonic. She praises the tonic as a hair restorer and conditioner, noting improved softness and gloss after daily combing losses.
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Rexall
Mildred Seeley
East 27Th Street
News York City
Japanese Girl Sends War Money From Boston
New York March 1 The Japanese consulate received 50 from Miss K Makino a student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a contribution to her country's war fund. Miss Makino disposed of a kimono sent by her father to raise the money.
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New York
K. Makino
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Foot Injured by Fall From Car in Cambridge Street Incident
John Dews of 523 Winsor Street Cam ee fell from a car on Bridge Street in Cambridge last evening. His foot was badly injured and he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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John Dews
Winsor Street
Bridge Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chinese Brigands Threaten Ninguta District
Dispatches from Vladivostok report 600 Chinese brigands terrorizing Ninguta with their leader Yarvanten claiming invulnerability to bullets. Russia plans intensified guarding of Manchurian railways depots and supply lines to suppress renewed brigand activity.
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ST. Petersburg
Mall
Vladivostok
Ningata
Yarvanten
Russia
Manchuria
London Expects Major Land Battles Soon
London dispatch reports heavy fighting near the Yalu River imminent as Japanese and Russian forces converge. Japanese forces under Chemulpo instructions, 65,000 troops landed at Chemulpo, with 150,000 plus overall ready for action. Russians push from Wiju passes. Vladivostok isolation and Port Arthur disruption feared. Ongoing rail and telegraph outages compound the crisis. U S S Vicksburg incident cited. cable neutrality tensions rise.
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London
Yalu
Russia
Japan
Chemuipo
Board of Strategy
Tokio
Pingyang
Ichioyang
Corea
Chemulpo
Mistchenko
Wonsan
Corean
Wiju
Alexieff
Harbin
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Gain Global Use
A Detroit physician extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as universally effective for stomach trouble and claims doctors nationwide prescribe them. The ad asserts worldwide adoption, declares the tablets natural and harmless, and notes a fifty cent price at druggists.
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Stuart
America
Detroit
66 Inches Of Snow In Boston This Winter
A heavy snowstorm accompanied by a northeast wind hits Boston marking the arrival of the lion in March. Snow totals rise to 66 inches for the winter after yesterday s fall adds to prior months. February saw 16.5 inches with a record low of one degree below zero. The storm disrupts travel and delays Boston & Maine trains while the Elevated stays clear.
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Lion
Boston
Block Island
Dorchester
Boston & Maine Road
Boston Elevated
Weather Bureau
Breaks at Harvard Reported Burglary in Cambridge Residence
R M Witcomb and G M Reggie of 14 Russell Hall Cambridge reported to Cambridge police that their room was entered February 29 and a large quantity of valuable jewelry and clothing stolen. The incident is linked to a gang allegedly targeting student rooms with a Harvard student under suspicion.
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R. M. Witcomb
G. M. Reggie
Russell ,Hall
Cambridge
Harvard
Mill counsel raps labor committee over attendance and bills
Arkwright Club counsel Charles G Bancroft addressed a sparse labor committee meeting on overtime bills for women and minors in textile work. James Tansey urged reduced hours, while others supported the measure. The session covered wage assignments, wage-earner interests, and a proposed Roger Williams statue in the State House. Chelsea military travel costs were noted, and officials welcomed a constitutional Nod on gypsy moth nuisance powers. Senate death-penalty repeal moves forward. Dana Malone visited, associated with Turners Falls Co seeking more powers.
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Charles G. Bancroft
Arkwright Club
Committee of Labor
James Tansey
Textile Council of
Fall River
James Whitehead
Albert Hibbard
Weavers’ Association of
Nations to Disarm This Century Discussed in House
March 1. The House finished general debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill. Speakers covered varied topics from tariff and immigration to beautifying the capital and world disarmament. Williamsons first speech urged Lewis and Clark centennial funding. Miers spoke on ship subsidies.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Sheppard
Texas
Adams
Pennsylvania
Powers
Massachusetts
Williamson
Oregon
McDermott
New Jersey
Miers
Indiana
American Order of Fraternal Helpers Elects Officers
The group held its annual meeting and banquet at the American House last night and named a full slate of officers for the coming year. Charles A. Meriam of Chelsea was elected supreme president, with Arthur P. Sleeper of Newton as supreme vice president and P. W. Curry of Melrose as secretary. Ezra O. Winsor of Chelsea became treasurer, William A. Blossom of Roxbury prelate, J. B. Roberts of Springfield guardian, F. G. Fain of Keene N H sentinel, and trustees S. W. Harthel George E. Howe and W. H. Simpson. Delegates from every New England state attended.
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American Order of Fraternal Helpers
Charles A. Meriam
Chelsea
Arthur P. Sleeper
Newton
P. W. Curry
Melrose
Ezra O. Winsor
William A. Blossom
Roxbury
Guardian
J. B. Roberts
Springfield
F. G. Fain
Keene
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CG. L. Williams
Hagenbeck Animal Show
Tonita
Carl Hagen
Hbeck
Joman Durock
MR. C
Williams
Kigkand
Baby
Gould
Cuthura
Iother
Cuticara Resolvent
Devent
Charterhouse
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Mouton
Colum Due Ave
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Price
Aynes & CO
Washington St
Cor
Hanover
Summer 8
South
Summer St
Opp
Oak
Ninguta
Siberia
Nese
Togo
Broughton's Straits
Liao
Lake Baikal
Marshall
U. S. S. Vicksburg
Varing
Korietz
Danny
United States
Guam
Prince Oukhtomsky
France
Earth
Corn Products CO
Labor Committee
Special Commission
George F. Washburn
Greater
Washburn
Roger Williams
Baptist Church
Great and General Court
Roger
State House
Committee On Agriculture
Parker
Boards of Health
Harry H. Buxbaum
Committee On
Dover
Northampton Streets
Buxbaum
Brookline
Springfield Street
Robert Luce
Committee On Taxation
Senate
Dana Malone
Greenfield
Turners Falls Company
Chickering
Charles GC
Bancroft
Natick
Committee On Labor
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