Dr. Greene's Nervura Endorsed by Noted Officials
A testimonial appeal extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the supreme health restorer. It cites high standing endorsers including Hon. H. Henry Powers, a former Vermont judge and congressman, who praises its tonic effects and urges immediate use with free consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Nervara
Dr. Greene
H. Henry Powers
Morrisville
Congress
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Supreme Court
Vermont House of Representatives
Congressman Powers
Council Debate Over Roll Call Shows Rifts in City Board
Councilmen plan to require Clerk O Kane supply roll-call blanks and pledge to personally verify yea and nay votes after a disputed 50 51 tally on a $10 000 ward room loan. Questions arise about vote counting and a potential tightening of roll calls as the council weighs a large public buildings appropriation.
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O’kane
Common Council
West End
Raley
Kiley
Hugh J. Young
W. 16
Uncilman Teevens
Young
You
Council O'Hare
Mr. Young
Miners Vote to Strike If Pay Is Delayed to April First
At the bituminous miners convention in Altoona on March 6 the body adopted a resolution calling for total work suspension at all collieries not paying the scale by April 1. Leader Michael McTaggart warned the field will be tied up unless the eight hour day two thirds differential and abolition of company stores are achieved. In Hazleton, March 6, the United Mine Workers of the three anthracite districts anticipate a wage scale agreement after a convention with big coal companies expected to send representatives.
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Altoona
Penn
Michael McTaggart
Miners’ Union
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Risked life to stop horses in East Cambridge melee
Mr Mmothy Sullivan a noted lumber teamster and politician of East Cambridge and owner of the transfer station store near Lechmere square risked his life yesterday morning by stopping two green horses that escaped from their keeper on a route from Boston. The pair without harnesses pulled a rope and dashed toward Somerville dragging Sullivan before a bystander halted the seized animal. Sullivan guided his horse into a driveway at Train's corner and halted the chase.
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East Cambridge
Lechmere Square
Boston
Craijbridge
Somerville
Mr. Sullivan
Train's Corner
Dean's Ointment Fights Itching Piles Promises Cure
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a cure for itching piles, claiming it never fails. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Duke of Manchester Breach of Promise Suit Opens in Liverpool
The Duke of Manchester, wed to Cleveland heiress Miss Zimmerman, faced a breach of promise suit from Miss Portia Knight on arrival in Liverpool. The case, filed after a strained affair in London, aims to set a legal course despite the duke’s claims the writ was not served.
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Duke of Manchester
Cleveland
Zimmerman
Portia Knight
Liverpool
Miss T
Stirmin
Mdon
Miss Entent
Miss Knight
Miss Alge
Newark
America
England
Knight
Westminster
Melrose woman starts dog crusade against nuisance
Mrs. Mary Sargent Hopkins of Melrose declares a dog nuisance endangers pets and people. She cites attacks on her mother in law and others, calls for stricter dog laws, and reports support from police chief McLaughlin and New England Woman's Press Association secretary Hopkins aims to mobilize readers.
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Mary Sargent Hopkins
Melrose
Post
Mr. Hopkins
Mary A. Livermore
the Post
Towne
Emperor William Leads Kaiser Wilhelm II To Bremen
Emperor William commanded the new battleship Kaiser Wilhelm II as she set sail from Helgoland to Bremen amid very rough seas with high surf and strong wind.
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Helgoland
Bremen
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Presbyterians Dined at Fourth Annual Boston Banquet
The Presbyterian Social Union hosted its fourth annual banquet at the Hotel Bellevue with about 150 attendees from Greater Boston. Rev. Charles A. Dickey of Philadelphia spoke, praised as an impressive orator, with remarks by Rev. Manchester, Rev. Withrow, and John Willis Baer. The meeting elected officers for the coming year led by Rev. Samuel McNaughter.
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Bellevue
Boston
Charles A. Dicky
Philadelphia
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Dickey
McKinley
Pager A. Manchester
John Withrow
Insurance Man Honored at 48th Birthday Banquet
General Manager Edward E Barker of Home Life Insurance of New York was honored at a banquet at Youngs Hotel last night held in celebration of his 48th birthday. About 48 guests attended with nearly 48 speakers including William A Marshall C Welwood Murray I Buchanan W B H Boardman and Alfred A Wright speaking on various life insurance topics.
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The
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New York
Young
Beacon Baseball Club Dined at Parker's
The Beacon Baseball Club dined last evening at Parker's. Players and staff gathered for a social meal following the game and earlier events.
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Beacon Baseball Club
Parker's
Boston Trip Details Include Washington Philadelphia Visit
The notice lists travel schedule via Royal Blue line with departures on March 16 and 9, April 12 and 26, May 10 and TM. Expenses set at $25 covering five days in Washington and a visit to Philadelphia for A. J. Simmons of 21 Washington Street, Boston.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Rivileges
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Munyon Claims Rheumatism Cure Works Fast
An advertisement touts Munyon's Rheumatism Cure as a near magical remedy that relieves rheumatism in hours and clears it from the system in days. It cites other cures priced at 25 cents and offers inhalers and remedies for colds cold cures and various ailments with bold assertions of universal effectiveness.
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Munyon
British Expedition Against Bida and Kontagora
From northern Nigeria British troops of 300 attacked the Emirate forces at Bida and Kontagora. Capital towns were burned. Two hundred slave women of the Bida king were freed by thirty six men under two officers after fighting 1000 armed natives.
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London
Eee OesGat
Nigeria
Bokoriben
Bida
Kontagora
Purim Entertainment Promotes Community at Zion Hall
The B na i Zion Educational Society hosted its eleventh annual Purim entertainment and dance at Zion Hall 170 Hanover Street. Jacob Beerman presided with the usual committees in charge and refreshments were served. Tomorrow Rabbi Charles Meischer will address attendees on Individuality.
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B'nai Zion Educational Society
Zion Hall
Hanover Street
Jacob Beerman
Charles Meischer
Fire kills horse in Hampden Street stable blaze
A one story wooden rear stable at 33 Hampden street caught fire at 8 45 last night. The Will estate owner John Foran occupied the building. Several horses were in the stable. all but one were saved. Fire caused about 100 dollars in damage.
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Hampden Street
Will
John Foran
Foran
Congress Sets Fifty sixth Congress Appropriation Totals
Representative Cannon and Representative Livingston released statements detailing the Fifty sixth Congress appropriation totals. They list overall spending at 1 440 062 545 dollars with 710 150 862 for the first session and 729 911 683 for the second.
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Washington
Cannon
House Committee On Appropriations
Representative Livingston
Livingston
Canmon
Congress
Republican Party
Roosevelt Opens Senate Session With Warned Toast
Vice President Roosevelt returns to the Senate desk to order applause and warns galleries to curb clapping. Senator Platt’s amendment to limit debate is sent to the rules committee as debate shows his intent to press the measure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Fene
Platt
Connecticut
Committee On
Free trial complexion remedy offer from Mme Ribault
An advertisement promises a free prepaid trial package from Mme M Ribault of Cincinnati for a complexion remedy that allegedly clears skin flaws. It claims permanent removal of patches redness freckles tan and other disfigurements and cites a Newport Kentucky testimonial.
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Mme. M. Ribault
Elsa
Cincinnati
Ohio
Helen H. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Mme
Ribault
Senator Morgan Pushes Resolution on Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
During an extraordinary session debate Senator Morgan of Alabama urged passage of a resolution to abolish the Clayton-Bulwer treaty with Great Britain. He warned Britain that attempting to enforce the treaty could trigger war and threaten Britain’s global commercial dominance and sovereignty.
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Morgan
Alabama
United States
Great Britain
Senate
Philippine tariff plan sent to War Department
A copy of the proposed Philippine tariff schedule from the Philippine Commission is forwarded to the War Department. The Cuban tariff pattern guides classifications with higher taxes on luxuries and light taxes on food raw materials and machinery. Dressed leather boots hard rubber goods and waterproof fabrics are moderately taxed. Cotton and linen fabrics see large duty reductions after processing. Export taxes on abaca and copra are doubled.
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Washington
Philippine Commission
Russia’s tariff targets to weigh on American imports
Washington reports Secretary Gage states that agricultural implements of all kinds are specially exempted from the Russian order’s higher duties on American imports. This clarification narrows the scope of Russia’s tariff plan and preserves some U S farm equipment imports.
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Washington
Gage
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