Portable Turkish Bath on Free Trial Lets Invalids Benefit
A Battle Creek Michigan company markets a portable Turkish and Russian bath device offered on free trial to households. Prospective customers may test at home, with a booklet on health and hygiene, and only keep the cabinet if satisfied. The ad touts convenience, cold-avoidance, and quick cost recovery.
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Mich
Vanced Health Methods
Kellogg Sanitas Co
Main &J
Battle Creek
Public Promenade Idea Reclaims 40 Foot Strip
City study proposes reclaiming a 40 foot strip at a subway site for a public promenade. Estimated cost is 2 500 000 dollars to transform derelict space into open pedestrian access and relieve congestion around the old subway area.
Molineux arraigned in New York court
Roland B. Molineux was arraigned before Recorder Goff on an indictment charging murder in the poisoning of Mrs. Kate J. Adams. He was remanded until next Tuesday to plead to the charge. The district attorney opposed delaying the plea, while defense counsel sought a week for preparation. The court granted the postponement. It is noted Mrs. Molineux is not suspected of complicity.
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New York
Roland B.molineux
Goff
Kate J. Adams
Molineux
Clerk Hall
Roland Burnham Molineux
Weeks
Lee Recorder
Gardiner
Vacant Chair and Beacon Street Subway Plan in Boston
The piece cites Longfellow poetry urging parental action and promotes Dr. Greene of Boston for child health issues. It then describes Mayor Quincy’s subway plan for a riverfront embankment from Harvard Bridge to Scollay square, cost estimates at 2,502,500, and a public debate on funding, with hearings and amendments ongoing.
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Longfellow
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Quincy
Boston and
Harvard Bridge
Beacon Street
Scollay Square
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Charles River
Massachusetts Avernue
Charlesbank
Dallinger
Peacon
Craigie Bridge
United States
Jackson
Chestnut Street
MIT Battalion Drill Exhibition Tonight
The MIT battalion plans an exhibition drill tonight at the south armory with teams from Gloucester Wakefield Brockton Dorchester Roxbury West Roxbury Taunton Fall River New Bedford Stoneham Lowell High Boston English High St Johns School of Manhattan N Y East Boston High and Chelsea schools. A silver cup will be awarded to the winning team. Capt Powell Ninth U S Cavalry Lt Ashburn Seventh U S Artillery and Lt McDonough of South Boston a West Point graduate will lead officials.
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South Armory
Gloucester
Wakefield
Brockton
Dorchester
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Taunton
Fall River
New Bedford
Stoneam
Lowell
Boston
Powell
Unit States Cavalry
Ieutenant Ashburn
Unite States Artillery
McDonough
South Boston
West Point
Community military program ends with communal supper
Captain John E. S. Camrell and Lieutenant C. J. Hatch addressed Fusileers and women with the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange present. Ancients members attended. An “army supper” followed, teaching ladies how coffee tastes from tin cups and beans flavored by a tin plate.
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John E. S. Camrell
C. J. Hatch
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Reinforcements Ordered to Otis From Multiple Posts
The War Department orders six regiments to reinforce General Otis in Manila, shipping from San Antonio Madison Barracks New York Plattsburgh and Fort Crook. The move may free volunteers in Manila if Otis has no need for all forces, otherwise they stay. The units include Sixth Infantry Sixth Artillery Ninth and Thirteenth and Twenty first and Sixteenth Infantry.
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Washington
Otis
San Antonio
Sixth Artillery
Atlantic Coast
Ninth Infantry
Madison Barracks
New York State
Twenty-first Infantry
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Fort Crook
Middle West
San Francisco
Manila
War Department
Porto Rico
Senate Passes Fortifications Bill and Alaska Code
The Senate approved the fortifications appropriation and a code of criminal laws for the District of Alaska. The Alaska liquor license provision sparked debate but failed to become law. The fortifications bill, sent from the House, carries 4744798 dollars and proceeds to the President along with census and naval personnel conference reports.
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Washington
Senate
District of
Alaska
House
Gallinger
N. H
Gorman
Lodge
United States
England
Tragedy at Parker House Ended Captain H. B.’s Life
A revolver shot on the Parker House fifth floor at about 9 yesterday morning alerted staff and remaining guests to a fatal事件. Captain H. B. was killed, police investigation to follow.
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Parker House
H. 8
Dewey Presses for Light Draft Vessels for Philippine Islands
Admiral Dewey urges the Navy Department to supply light draft ships to span the Philippine islands. The gunboat Vixen is to be fitted at Norfolk for Manila. Only a few light vessels exist in the region, with Castine and Princeton en route, while adequacy remains uncertain.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
Vixen
Norfolk Navy Yard
Manila
Concord
Philippines
Petrel
Castine
Princeton
Wheeler Saves His Seat as House Adjourns for Hurley Funeral
House adjourned until tomorrow after paying respects to the late Rep Hurley of New York. An attempt to consider resolutions accusing General Wheeler and three others of vacating seats failed by a large margin with 7 ayes to 146 nays. Senate approved a 1 million dollar justice department building, and public building bills linked to other cities passed. A 148 600 land purchase for the Lower Brule treaty was also approved.
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Washington
House
Hurley
New York
Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Buffalo
Toledo
Senate
Department of Justice
Ready for Dewey Bill Advances to White House
The commission of George Dewey to be an admiral in the navy has been prepared by the Navy Department and sent to the White House, awaiting the President's signature on the bill creating the office of admiral.
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Washington
George Dewey
Navy Department
White House
Brimmer School Associates Hold Twelfth Reunion Dinner
The Brimmer School Associates class of S held their twelfth annual reunion and dinner at the United States Hotel. President James F. Connor presided as officers were elected for the coming year including L. P. Gitto as president F. R. Halloran as vice president J. F. Morgan as secretary and treasurer Principal Quincey E. Dickerman spoke followed by Senator Charles H. Innes.
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Brimmer School Associates
Charles H. Innes
Suffolk
J. F. Connor
J.F. Morgan
F. R. Halloran
E. ©. Spring
Dol
Kingsley Returns From China After Four Month Trip
Mr. Robert C. Kingsley of John H. Pray Sons Co returns from four months in China and Japan. Pray Sons predicts imports this season will greatly exceed prior efforts, placing them among the top importers of Chinese and Japanese mattings in the United States.
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Robert C. Kingsley
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
China
Japan
Messrs. Pray & Sons
United States
Removal of carpet sweeper samples from Mechanics' Fair
Samples of THIS BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER and wringer shown at the Mechanics' Fair have been moved to THE AMERICAN WRINGER CO S STORE at 77 70 Franklin St corner Areh for disposal at factory price if owners do not call write or telephone.
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Bissell
Mechanics’ Fair
American Wringer CO
Franklin St
Cor. Areh
Death of Captain Chadwick A North Carolina Leader
Captain Chadwick of Charlotte, North Carolina, a prominent machinery businessman and Military club president, died by his own hand in Boston. He had long suffered nervous prostration and had recently returned from Jacksonville to visit friends. His wife and sister survive. burial expected in Charlotte.
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Hadwick
North Carolina
Stedman
Benjamin F. Smith
Tremont Street
Chadwick
Parker House
Charlotte
N. C
New York
W. E. Paul
Beacon Street
Jacksonville
Fla
New York State
Hame
Vermont
Providence
R. I
Saco Pettee Machine Shops
Newton Upper Falls
Chauncey Street
Boston
New England
Charlotte Machine Works
Manufacturers’ Club of
Fort Warren
Massachusetts Militia
Curtis Guild, Jr
Guild
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Beacon Street Embankment
Lewis S. Dabney
Dabney
J. Richard Carter
Woodward Emery
Harbor and Land Commissioners
James Means
Merchants’ Association
Rapid Transit
Liquor Law Committee
Root
Weld
Liquor Dealers’ Association
East Boston
Charlestown
Old Boston
Brighton
Fallon
Martin
A. O. Ht
Robert Emmet
Hibernian
Hanover Street
Charles O'Farrell
Union Hall
Canal Street
Fusileer Veteran Association
Washington Street
Gillespie
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Harrison Hume
McKinley
Lincoln
Grant
George Roblin
Army
Navy
Roblin
Department
John E. Gilman
Sring IN
Java
Best Dairy
Squire
Ulder Ge Ib
See
Greenwich
Booth
Welcome Mountain
Green Mountain
Prunes
California Wines
Sherry
Angelica
Cobb, Aldrich & CO
Fusilfer Veterans
Mofile
John G. Munro
Ladies IN Coane
the Mall
Mandolin
Tohn Gerian
Fusileer Veterans’ Association
Harrison Home
BULLS
Wheeler Keeps His
U. S
Chas. F. Riordan
New Eng. Rep
Glote Bildg
Captain H
Parker's
Charlotte, N. C
Dewey
Berlin
Theodore Kuntze
Brevsmuelen
Mecklenberg
Kuntze
Fritz Reuter
Out Lane
Johnson & Co
J.T. Manwnind
A. Stowell
Theder & CO
An ‘O
Hanover St
Boron
American House
Wheeler Saves
His
Dewey Bill
Brimmer
MR. Kingsley
H. S. Chadwick
FIRST
North Carolina Infantry
Doub
Valtent RD. Ag
Beravistrt St
Bowdon Sq
Spooner—Marshall
W. T. Perrin
George H. Spooner
Carrie M. Marshall
Bagley
Wollaston
James B. Bagley
Unitarian
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