Japanese Forces Press Russian Lines in Bitter Blizard
News from the Manchuria front reports Japanese forces under Oyama Kuroki and Oku driving Russians toward Mukden amid freezing weather and a furious blizzard. Port Arthur siege guns aid assaults on Poutiloff Hill and left flank positions while heavy shelling continues. Japanese casualties run high though gains are described as indecisive.
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Oyama
Kuroki
Oku
Mukden
Port Arthur
Sakhetun
Hun
Erdagon
Poutiloff Hill
Nogi
Sinmintin
Waitao Mountain
Peruna Advertised as Systemic Cure for Catarrh
A Washington reader endorses Peruna as a matchless systemic remedy for catarrh and related weakness.Testimonials from Colorado Springs and Los Angeles praise Peruna when other treatments failed, with multiple individuals claiming health improvements and urging others to try the tonic.
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Anna Graham
Conservative Club
W. Costilla Street
Colorado Springs
Peruna A Preventive of Catarrh and Cure
Hon. E. H. Fitch of Virginia writes from the Census Office in Washington that climate tends to colds and catarrh and that Peruna serves as a cure for current afflictions and as a preventive for future ones.
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E. H. Fitch
United States
State of Virginia
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Coast
Peruna
Japanese occupy nine miles of Russian front near Chantan
At dawn Japanese forces seized Chan tan after heavy bayonet fighting. By ten last night they breached Russian lines on the Likaka River opposite Chantan and by two this morning held nearby villages. A detachment captured Petaitsz seven miles east of Chantan and the left wing took Wua putsz on the Nengoe River northeast of Chantan. Overall nine miles of the Russian right position were occupied.
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Fusan
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Wuaputsz
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The Tricks Of Coffee And Postum Health Claim
A woman recalls suffering stomach and heart trouble blamed on coffee. After switching to Postum from Postum Co. claims relief for herself husband and baby, with the family crediting Postum for restored health.
Riots in Lodz Leave Three Dead and Forty Two Injured
Three people are reported dead and forty two injured in clashes in Lodz. Police are investigating the riot and urging calm as authorities review the events and casualties.
Strikes Turn Violent at Ponianski Cotton Mill
In Lodz on March 3 serious disorders erupted as workers were paid off. Troops restored order after clashes leaving three workmen dead and 42 wounded. A general strike followed amid the turmoil.
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Ponianski
Riots in Baku Leave 800 Dead as Exodus Follows
Baku reports 800 killed in Armenian Turkish clashes. Despite a burial of hatchets, many residents flee the city amid fears of renewed violence during announced celebrations. Six battalions of troops have arrived to restore order.
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New Governor Maksimoff to Arrive in Warsaw
Warsaw notes Maksimoff, named new governor general, is due Sunday for a three day visit and will assume office in April. Gas workers end strike and return to nine hour day. The National Democratic party workers’ group issues anti revolution manifesto warning against revolt.
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Maksimoff
National Democratic Party
Dr. William Harper Returns Home From Surgery
Dr. William Harper president of the University of Chicago left Presbyterian Hospital tonight for his home. Physicians expect he will resume university duties soon and be able to be outdoors within a week to 10 days.
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William Harper
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Grain Rate War Settled in Chicago Agreement Restores Tariffs
The Western grain rate war ends with a return to old tariffs on April 1 and a promise of notification before action if disputes arise. The accord curbs midnight tariffs and improves Western grain movement, with Gulf lines set to a 3 cent differential over Baltimore.
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Seaboard
Gulf
Baltimore
Cars Burn at Manchester Depot Street Fire
Manchester New Hampshire March 4 The main car barns of the Manchester Traction Company on Depot street are burning and the loss will be total Many cars are destroyed
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Manchester, N. H
Manchester Traction Company
Depot Street
Cuticura Hair Growth Claim From One Box
A newspaper item reports a claimant using Cuticura to clear dandruff scalp and restore hair after a single box. The reader is told of visible results and a simplified regimen.
Independence Va Man Praises Cuticura Soap
A. W. Taft of Independence Virginia writes dated September 15, 1904 that after twelve years of falling hair and dandruff he used Cuticura Ointment and one cake of Cuticura Soap to clear his scalp and halt hair loss. He notes his hair is now growing well and endorses Cuticura Soap as a toilet soap.
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Independence
Institute dance showcases courtesy and grand march appeal
The club event featured a concert before dancing with nearly 100 couples in the grand march led by John T. McCarthy and Miss Gertrude MacKenzie. Edward F. Morrissey served as floor marshal while McCarthy directed the floor with William J. Shea and Charles Sleeper assisting. The reception committee included Edmund Billings and others.
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Gertrude T. Mackenzie
John T. McCarthy
Wells
Gertrude MacKenzie
Edward F. Morrissey
William J. Shea
Charles Sleeper
Edmund Billings
Institute
Charles Underwood
L. FE. Cadman
Mamie Tehan
H. P. Slevins
T. E. Conley
Walter Bresenden
David KE. Dowe
M. F. iMe
Your Heart and Its Nerve Power
Your heart pulses at about seventy 50-pound strokes per minute pushing 20 to 30 pounds of blood each minute. Nerve-force energizes this pump. stress, fright, alcohol, and stimulants weaken nerves causing heart strain and symptoms like shortness of breath and dizziness. Take the only safe remedy.
Machinists Lodge 264 Hold Annual Grand Ball
Boston Machinists Lodge 264 held a grand ball at Paul Revere hall with 600 couples attending. President Edward H. Fitzgerald and wife led the grand march, with guests including William Donovan, Jeremiah Donovan, John Cashman, John Nolan, and others from unions and councils in Boston and beyond.
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Richard Dwyer
Mary E. Shine
Michael O’brien
Boston Machinists’ Lodge 264
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Edward H. Fitzgerald
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Jeremiah J. Donovan
Boston Building Trades Council
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John F. Nolan
Boston Amalgamated Society of Engineers
T. J. Knight
Chicago
John Cull
New Haven
Daniel Sheehan
James Murphy
Norwood
Samuel Wiggin
Railroad Lodge of Machinists
Willam Pettingill
Metal Trades Council
Amalgamated Coal Teamsters Hold Second Annual Ball
Three hundred couples attend the second annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall for the Amalgamated Coal Teamsters and Helpers Union 68. Notables include Peter H. McNealley James A. Duffy Daniel F. Tobin Dennis Donovan William Hartnett Joseph A. Turnbull Charles Connors and Frank H. Brown. Frank P. Fall and Miss May Evans led the march.
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Amalgamated Coal Teamsters and Helpers’ Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Peter H. McNealley
Teamdrivers’ District Council
James A. Duffy
Daniel F. Tobin
Teamdrivers’ Union 25
Dennis Donovan
Granite Cutters Strike Near End After Arbitration
Quincy March 3 After a six hour conference the granite cutters strike was practically settled on a compromise. Manufacturers agree to a 3 dollar per day minimum while cutters concede on scaling wages for workers unable to earn the minimum rate.
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Quincy
State Board of Arbitration
Early Saturday closing in Greater Boston stores
On and after Saturday April 8 most grocery and provision stores in Greater Boston will close at 10 pm instead of midnight. The reform movement is described by its author the Church Association for the Advancement of the Interests of Labor in an appeal to the public to be sent out today.
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Greater
Boston
Church Association For the Advancement of the Interests of Labor
Hatters Union Donates to Striking New York Makers
Hatters' Union executive board donated 10 dollars to the striking cap makers of New York. A benefit concert and dance for Patrick Lowry, set for Wednesday, was postponed to Tuesday at Monument Hall under the on and Maine Freight Handlers' Assembly. R. of L. Charlies R. Sterling plans a Fall River visit Sunday to support a new machinists lodge. Boston fishermen chiefly members of the Boston Fishermen's Union Atlantic branch oppose union incorporation with their English counterparts.
Peruna praised by Burlington woman and others
A Burlington Vermont resident and a Princeton Indiana clerk share endorsements for Peruna as an effective non narcotic remedy for catarrh and related ailments. The letters claim lasting health improvements after four months and eleven weeks of use respectively. They urge others, especially women, to try Peruna and request a free catarrh book from Dr S B Hartman.
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Louise Mather
Church St
Burlington, Vt
Bureau of Exchange
Robert E. McGonagle
Pierceton
Ind
Clerks’ Union, No
Peruna
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Widely Used by People Across Generations
A notable portion of the population has used Peruna at various times, reflecting its broad reach and presence in everyday life. The statement suggests enduring familiarity and common usage among diverse groups.
New Voting Method Demonstrated by Reform Club Banquet
Robert Lyson of Toronto presented a proportional representation ballot called the Spence system at the Massachusetts Reform Club banquet in Young's Hotel. Mock ballots and a tally showed transfers of votes from first choices to seconds and beyond to elect the top candidate. Governor Garvin of Rhode Island urged improved municipal legislation.
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Robert Lyson
Toronto
Massachusetts Reform Club
Young’s Hotel
Tyson
Tasmania
Garvin
Rhode Island
Club
Tech Fencers Win Big Tournament
The Technology fencing team defeated Cornell and Harvard in a close meet at Tech Gym. Tech led 13 to 11 over Cornell and 3 to Harvard after a series of tight bouts.
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Technology
Cornell
Harvard
Tech Gymnasium
Tech
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