Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Spring Tonic
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a natural annual tonic and blood purifier. It claims eight years of research, a non alcoholic extract of roots and herbs, and benefits for blood stamina and digestion with no alcohol. It emphasizes approval, Buffalo production, and curing blood humors.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Pierce
Golden Medical
Buffalo
N. Y
Romance of Nick's Nuptials Sparks Brookline to Manchester Link
A Brookline youth Quincy A. Shaw and Manchester-by-the-Sea’s Miss Nannie Mitchell face engagement after a Washington nuptials scene. Mitchell, 19, debuted in Washington and acted as bridesmaid last fall. Shaw, 20, is son of Louise Agassiz Shaw. The couple, who met in Manchester, plan a quiet post Easter wedding at the Mitchell home.
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Brookline
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Washington
Quincy A. Shaw
Chestnut Hill
Nannie Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Mr. Shaw
Manchester
Mitchells
Cincinnati
Shaw
Saltonstall
Roosevelt
Palm Beach
Mitchell
Woman struck by rock blast in Bronx home
A woman holding her baby was hit by a 10 pound rock blasted 1000 feet away at the Concourse near 206th street in the Bronx. Mrs Peter Reynolds suffered two broken ribs and internal injuries as the stone crashed through her window.
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New York
Concourse
Two Hundred and Sixth Street
Bronx
Peter Reynolds
136th Anniversary of the Boston Massacre Commemoration
The article marks the 136th anniversary of the Boston massacre at the old State House on State Street. It notes the historical impact on national birth and cites ongoing symbolism as Boston’s State House area becomes a modern financial hub with skyscrapers and a thriving waterfront.
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Boston
Old State House
State Street
England
Athens
Devonshire
May Irwin proposes syndicate to settle New York farms
Actress May Irwin now in Boston advocates forming a 10 member syndicate to invest 1 million dollars to buy New York farm lands. Immigrants would be loaned land and essentials under easy terms to become self supporting citizens. The plan requires mutual acceptability and includes Thomas W. Lawson as a syndicate member.
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May Irwin
New York
Boston
New York State
United States
Thomas W. Lawson
Famine Relief Gifts Acknowledged By Red Cross Official
Gardiner M. Lane treasurer of the Massachusetts branch of the American Red Cross lists famine relief gifts for Japan. Contributions include J. W. Bacon five dollars Catherine E Worcester five dollars S Endicott Peabody fifty dollars MgrX five dollars and the Berkshire division one hundred eighty four dollars forty five cents, totaling one thousand two hundred fifty four dollars forty five cents.
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Gardiner M. Lane
Massachusetts
American National Red Cross
Japan
J. W. Bacon
Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Catherine E. Worcester
Charlestown
N. 11
W. Amory
S. Endicott Peabody
Prayers Rally for Tucker Oppose Capital Punishment
Over 150 people gathered at Commercial Hall to pray for Charles I. Tucker, the convicted murderer of Mabel Page, urging clemency from Governor Guild and opposing capital punishment. Speakers included Professor Matook and Dr. Coombs as the group planned a further protest at the State House hearing.
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First Spiritual Science Church
Charles IL. Tucker
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Mabel Page
Governor Guild
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Charles J. Tucker
Charles I. Tucker
State House
Charles L. Tucker
Professor Matook
Prevoe
Brewer
J. J. Hicks
Coombs
Belle Robertson
Blackden
Jennie Ryan
Tucker Hopes Bill to Abolish Death Penalty Reaches Davis
In East Cambridge jail Charles L. Tucker awaits his fate after being condemned for Mabel Page’s murder. A Salem representative’s bill proposes life imprisonment for first degree murder based on circumstantial evidence. Tucker’s mother plans to urge Davis to support the measure if favorable reports emerge.
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Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
East Cambridge
Davis
Salem
Tucker
Albert Tucker
Charles
Brakeman Mark Davis dies after riot shootings in Springfield
Springfield report says Mark Davis, the Columbus brakeman shot by a black man sparked a riot. Davis died yesterday with no new disturbances reported since.
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Springfield
Mark Davis
Columbus
Buffalo Bill Plans Quiet Life on Wyoming Farm
Buffalo Bill, the famed frontier showman, intends to quit show business and settle on a Wyoming farm due to business troubles illness and family deaths and domestic strife. He acknowledges a possible collapse if pressures continue.
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Buffalo Bill
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Morocco Settlement Likely As Delegates Confer In Algeciras
One Moroccan delegate said France would concede on the bank issue while Germany would drop a hard line on policing, signaling possible settlements at the Algeciras conference on March 4.
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Algeciras
France
Germany
Exchange reforms urged after $75,000 annual loss
A special committee in New York reports favor reforms at the New York Produce Exchange. The body says mismanagement costs the exchange about 75000 dollars each year.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Ex-Postmaster in New Jersey Charged With Shortage
Call postmaster thief George W. Cooper of Somerville New Jersey is under bail for trial on charges of a $400 government account shortage and falsifying vouchers for additional sums.
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Somerville
N. J
George W. Cooper
Veteran showman wrecked by tragedy vows to rest
The fading impresario, divorced from his wife and with his daughter dead, laments that every horse in his act died of glanders. He explains that his great show, once a household name in America and Europe, must end as he collapses into ruin and says he will rest until the end.
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America
Europe
Glanders
Newfoundland Ambitions to Checkmate U S Fishers
Public sentiment in St John s Newfoundland supports government plan to grant a bounty on locally exported herring to curb American fishers on the west coast. The legislature may enact measures to prevent fall disputes by American boats hiring locals beyond the three mile limit, pending Anglo American cabinet negotiations.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Dighton Split Over Carnegie Library Offer
Dighton faces a town meeting as factions debate accepting a Carnegie library gift. The offer requires the town to appropriate $690 yearly for maintenance while some residents praise the chance for a new building, others decry ongoing costs and the perceived stinginess.
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Dighton
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo
Kansas to Drop Standard Oil Ouster Proceedings
Kansas will dismiss ouster proceedings against Standard Oil pending in the Supreme Court. Attorney General Coleman will move for dismissal when the Court convenes Monday.
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Kansas
Standard Oil
Topeka
Supreme Court
Coleman
Labor Party Wins First Commons Victory Over School Meals Bill
London March 4 The Labor party secured its first Commons victory as the government promised to press for passage of a bill enabling local educational authorities to provide meals for underfed school children.
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London
Labor Party
House of Commons
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Purity and Benefits
An advertisement promotes Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey as a pure, unadulterated tonic to aid exhaustion loss of appetite and digestion. It emphasizes a special process time aging and seals in full quarts with the proprietor's facsimile signature, Chester H. Graves & Sons.
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Nature
Graves
Maryland
Graves’ Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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Rumford
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Carnegie
Little Town
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