Clara Barton Endorses Dr Greene's Nervura Remedy
Clara Barton president of the Red Cross endorses Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a universal cure for sickness and debility. The endorsement cites Barton’s Armenia relief work and asserts Nervura cures many ailments, with free consultations at Dr Greene's Boston office.
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Clara Barton
The
Red Cross Society
Dr. Greene’s
Dr. Greene
Greene
Nervara
Armenia
American National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt Sworn Into Office as Vice President
Theodore Roosevelt of New York was inducted into the office of Vice-President of the United States in the Senate chamber. The ceremony was conducted by Senator William P. Fryer as crowd of dignitaries and diplomatic attaches watched, with Mrs. McKinley attending nearby.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
United States
William P. Fryer
Maine
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Daniel M. Ramsdell
Lady Pauncefote
Mme. Wu
Mme. Takahira
Capitol
Spooner
Daizell
Frye
Roosevelt
McKinley
Corbin
Cabinet
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Congressional Inauguration Committee
Roosevelt on the Legislature and free government
Vice President Roosevelt extols representative legislatures as the heart of free government. He asserts lawmakers bear lofty duties and shape mankind's destiny, emphasizing great privileges bring heavy responsibilities for a young, powerful nation.
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Roosevelt
Senate Leader Sets Tone for New Century Duties
The speaker declares American power grows across continents and oceans and calls on the Senate to lead in the coming era. He urges sober yet bold resolve to meet rising duties, praising the privilege of guiding the nation at the century’s start.
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Senate
Benefit for Old Soldiers minstrel show at G A R Hall
An evening event at 1151 Washington Street near Dover Street raises funds for Woman's Relief Corps No 28 and Post 7 G A R. Organized by Mrs William B Butler, the program features vaudeville acts led by Leslie and Harris with local attractions and door tickets.
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G. A. R. Hall
Washington Street
Dover Street
Woman's Relief Corps No. 28
Post
William
Butler
Purdy
Ida Harris
Woman's Relief Corps
Public Health Committee Adjourned Meeting Notice
Notice to attend an adjourned public health meeting on Wednesday March 6 at 10 am. The hearing invites all who claim the right to select their own physician including registered allopath homeopath eclectic or exempted practitioners. The public is warned of a proposed Board of Registration in Medicine amendment restricting lawful practice to authorized registered physicians.
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Public Health Committee
Board of Registration In Medicine
Commonwealth
Economical Scott's Emulsion for child nutrition
A fifty cent bottle of Scott's Emulsion lasts fifty days for a baby, thirty days for a six or seven year old, and twenty days for a ten or twelve year old. It nourishes sickly appetites and can bridge to normal meals. Scott & Bowne offers a sample by mail from 409 Pearl Street, Daw York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Daw
York
Taft commissioners push for civil government in the Philippines
Manila reports the commission drafts a bill to create an insular constabulary department and appoint a chief of constabulary with jurisdiction over municipalities. Insurgent leaders surrender while oath of allegiance spreads. authorities report thousands of prisoners held and a new prison at Grande Island ready to receive inmates.
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Manila
Taft
McKinley
Root
Wright
Department of Insular Constabulary
Insular Chief
Associated Press
D. M. Carman
Hand
Forty-fifth United States Volunteer Infantry
McLean
Forty-seventh
United States Volunteer Infantry
Don Juan de Austria
Posacao
Camarines Province
Luzon
Protestio Montejar
Panay
Zambales
Bulacan
Bataan
Clash Over Fire Board Powers in Fall River
In Fall River on March 4 the Board of Fire Engineers clashed as William P. Davos, new chair, faced a challenge from First District Engineer Dwight Brady. Brady offered a transfer and promotion restriction requiring a board majority, a move the new chief deemed out of order, prompting a split vote and a confrontation over whether the chief or the Board controls department changes.
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Fall River
T Board of Fire Engineers
Langford
William P. Davos
First District
Dwight Brady
Board of Engineers
Brady
Board of Fire Engineers
Dayol
Parsons Trial Set for May 1 in Hammond Killing
Charles Parsons, about 60, to be tried in Superior Criminal Court on May 1 for the shooting death of William T. Hammond during the Bunker Hill celebration in Charlestown. Hammond, 21, of Everett, allegedly in altercation with Parsons over a young girl. Parsons may plead self defense. Judges assigned later.
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William T. Hammond
Bunker Hill Day
Charles ©. Parsons
Main Street
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Superior Criminal Court
Parsons
Hammond
Mt. Pleasant Street
Somerville
Broadway
Everett
Price for Waltham school land fixed by referees
Referees Judge Dunbar, Hon. Henry N. Fisher and Hamilton L. Hovey set the land compensation at 29150 for the Smith property taken by eminent domain for a new city high school in Waltham.
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City of
Waltham
Smith
Dunbar
Henry N. Fisher
Hamilton L. Hovey
Funeral for Rev. Sherman W. Brown Held at First Congregational
The funeral service for the Rev. Sherman W. Brown pastor of the First Congregational Church was conducted at the church in Spencer this afternoon. The body was then moved to Winfield New York for burial.
Schools Closed In Somersworth Over Smallpox Surge
In Somersworth New Hampshire on March 4 the school committee and Board of Health ordered the closing of all public and parochial schools due to a continued rise in smallpox cases in the city.
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Somersworth, N. H
Board of Health
Mrs Ryther Exhibits Violet Paintings at Vendome
A three day exhibition opens in Hotel Vendome showing Mrs M R Ryther’s violet studies. Though trained in figure and landscape, she concentrates on flowers with a focus on violets and plans to devote future work to marine painting.
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Vendome
M. R. Ryther
The
Hotel Vendome
Post Office Fraud Case Moves Ahead With Bond Objections
Havana March 4 Attorneys for ex Postal Director Rathbone object to court orders for $000 extra bonds. Objections likely sustain as new charges rely on old evidence. Government plans to try all Cuban postal fraud suspects together with Charlie s F Neely.
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Havana
Rathbone
Charlies F. Neely
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Spring Health
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine for spring use. It claims it removes impurities cures ailments and strengthens appetite stomach and nerves with testimonials. The copy urges families to begin taking it today and labels Hood's the best sarsaparilla medicine money can buy.
Boston Harbor Bill Downfall Shapes Senate Clash
The harbor and subsidy bills collided as Senator Hanna used leverage to block the harbor measure, prompting a party line fight led by Senator Carter and opponents like Lodge. Boston faces a potential loss well over 3 million dollars, while Massachusetts leaders fault Hanna and Lodge for inaction amid the Senate showdown.
LODGE AND HOAR CRITICISED OVER HARBOR BILL DEFEAT
Boston shipping and business leaders condemn Senators Lodge and Hoar after the river and harbor bill failure. The halt in channel improvements will last over a year and shift cargo advantage to New York. Indignation meetings are planned to rebuke the Massachusetts senators.
Boston Harbor Bill Defeat Sparks Shipping Row
Charles P. Jameson, agent for the Dominion Line, lashes Senate for blocking harbor aid. He cites four proposed Boston vessels, deep draught ships, and New York’s desire for the fleet. He blames Senators Lodge and Hoar for delays and urges an indignation meeting with business leaders to press for action.
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Charles P. Jameson
Minion Line
Senate
Massachusetts
Boston
Dominion Li
New York
Dominion Line
Preston
Washington
Lodge
Lincoln
Lod
Senat Lodge
Hoar
Lawrence
Chinamen to Hear Deportation Hearings in New York
Enjoined hearings on Chinese cases will take place in Ogdensburg New York with Boston witnesses sworn at the original hearing. The government will submit rebuttal evidence. About fifty cases are pending in northern New York seeking deportation or admission, with Boston supplying most testimony and agencies.
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Boston
Ogdensburg
N. Y
United States
Gray
New York
New York State
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