Meekison’s Rise and Fight Against Catarrh With Peruna
Hon David Meekison known nationwide for mayoral service and founding the Meekison Bank of Napoleon Ohio He rose to Congress amid party leadership yet battled chronic catarrh for thirty years Peruna credited with relief and cure claims The ad urges cold prevention with Peruna and invites readers to request free catarrh literature from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio
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Russia and Britain Seen Moving Toward Harmony
Paris March 4 Count Benckendorff the Russian ambassador to Great Britain visited St. Petersburg carrying verbal assurances of Britain’s absolute neutrality and documents showing London did not seek war. Official advices indicate his representations cleared suspicions and Russia desires friendly relations with Britain.
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Great Britain
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St. Petersburg
London
Japan
Japanese Tactics Cited in Artifice by Russian Officer
St Petersburg dispatch quotes a high general staff official who says Japan uses artifice and the English press to spread news. He notes Port Arthur attacks and the Possiet Bay landing may be diversions from the Yalu. Moscow merchants threaten boycotting American goods until relations improve.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Petit Temps
Newa
Port Arthur
Possiet Bay
Yalu
Moscow
Russia
Return of American Friendship Pleases Russia
Russian newspapers welcome recent American dispatches showing a shift in Washington toward Russia. The Bourse Gazette and Novoe Vremya assess Russo American relations, noting danger of estrangement and hoping for improved ties as friendly sentiments return.
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Russia
ST. Petersburg
Washington
Bourse Gazette
Novoe Vremya
Americans Cannot Enlist in Jap Army
Captain O Paget of Dallas commanding Troop B First Cavalry Texas National Guards received a letter from a Japanese official in the United States. The note states Japan will not enlist foreigners. the constitution forbids such enlistment under any circumstances. It notes Paget organized a regiment of 860 rough riders from Texas and Indiana Territory and offered service to the Emperor.
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Dallas
Tex
O. Paget
First Cavalry
Texas National Guards
United States
Japan
Paget
Texas
Indiana
China to Take Manchurian Railway if Japan Wins
A Pekin dispatch reports that a Japanese victory in Manchuria would strip Russia of control over the railroads. The lines would likely be taken over by Chinese under the terms of Russo-Chinese leases.
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China
London
Manchuria
Russia
Russia eastern army to total 325000 by April
Paris reports a Kelai despatch from St. Petersburg claiming Russia's far eastern army will reach 325000 by April, with plans to station around the region.
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Russia
Paris
Kelai
St. Petersburg
Russiia
Far East
Jewish doctors depart Odessa amid war as trade slows
Odessa, March 4. Another detachment of Jewish doctors left for the front today, given an ovation as their train pulled away. Trade here is affected by the war with banks halting discounting bills and firms delaying new contracts pending developments.
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Odessa
Russia
McAleer Daughters Accuse Brother in Probate Court
Helena McAleer testified in probate court about disputes over her late father Patrick McAleer’s will. She claimed her mother’s influence helped her brother John gain the house, while she faced remarks of being a burden. Mary McAleer described an incident where John grabbed her rent check and a police call followed. the father indicated the will was made to satisfy John. The case resumes March 18.
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Patrick McAleer
John
Moorfield Storey
John McAleer
Helena
Grant
Mary McAleer
Mrs Temple's Fancy Ball at Sleeper Hall
Beacon Literary Society at Boston University presented a one act comedy by Miss Maisie B Whiting at Sleeper Hall. The cast included Richard Temple Richard Temple Jr Willard Robinson Freddie Baxter George Bradlee Mrs Temple Gertrude Jemimy and Dorothy Hersome with Whiting handling staging and scenery.
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Sleeper Hall
Maisie B. Whiting
Mrs. Temple
Richard Temple
Ataca
Frederic R. Willard
Richard Temple, Jr
Willard L. Robinson
Freddie Baxter
George N. Bradlee
G. Foster Reimer
Elizabeth J. Fardy
Gertrude
Rachel Bessom Jemimy
Dorothy H
Hersome
Police Board Amends Rule On Saloon Entry
By an order of the Board of Police last night the rule regulating the action of the police in regard to the entering of saloons and liquor establishments was amended so that any member of the force may enter a saloon at any time save when in uniform.
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Board of Police
Boston Society of Architects Holds Monthly Meeting
At the Hotel Bellevue last night the Boston Society of Architects held its regular monthly meeting with about seven attendees. Dr. Ross and J K Freitag spoke to the group.
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Ross and Freitag
Architects’ Meeting
Hotel Bellevue
Boston Society of Architects
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J. K. Freitag
Damp Werther Dangers Cited In Early Health Notice
A brief caution describes damp conditions causing colds fevers grip and pneumonia. It recommends Orangeine powders as a prompt preventive measure and treatment to ease health concerns in the community.
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Werther
Russia Mobilizing Entire Reserves Amid War Tensions
London dispatch reports Russia ordering full mobilization of European reserves and requisitioning sailors as Vice-Admiral Makaroff takes command at Port Arthur. The piece outlines competing maneuvers by Japan and Russia across Korea, Haiju, Pingyang, Vladivostok, and Harbin with rail lines and ports targeted to isolate Port Arthur and shield eastern bases.
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Russia
Makaroff
Port Arthur
Harbin
Corea
Japan
France
Edward
North Korea
Yalu
Anju
Pingyang
Vladivostok
Spectator warns of European war risk from Russia Japan clash
A wartime Spectator editorial argues Europe faces anxiety as Russian resentment toward Britain grows. It says Russia may ally with Germany and France against Britain, risking a broader conflict, and urges vigilance and prepared government plans for emergencies amid the Japan Russia war context.
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Spectator
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
France
Japs Let Contraband Reach Vladivostok
Reports from Tokyo state several vessels carrying coal provisions and other contraband reached Vladivostok via Tsugaru Strait. The ships, including British Norwegian and German vessels, may have been allowed passage by Japan. The Vladivostok squadron stays near batteries, awaiting possible Japanese action.
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Tsugaru Strait
Vladivostok
Japan
Czar and Edward in Harmony In London
The Russian ambassador Count Benckendorff visited King Edward and delivered an autograph letter from the Czar. The king had sent for the ambassador after learning of the Czar’s upcoming trip to St Petersburg and reaffirmed Britain's neutrality in the Far East conflict.
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Count Benckendorff
Edward
St. Petersburg
Czar
Great Britain
Far East
Russians Shifting Positions as War Presses on Far East
Reports indicate Russian forces concentrate at Mukden Haicheng and Liaoyang with Harbin also strengthened while Yinkow and Niuchwang are abandoned due to frozen ground. Japan massed at Liaotang Gulf and Seoul declares martial law in Corea. US cruiser to Pingyang to assist women refugees under guidance from Minister Allen.
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Vladivostok
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Hwangju
Chinampo
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Pingyang
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Yalu River
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Harbin-Kirin-Wiju
Possiet Bay
Niuchwang
Liaoyang
Mukden
Russia
Seoul-Pekin Highway
Yinkow
Kouropatkhin
Haicheng
Liaotang Gulf
United States
Hay
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