General Longstreet Endorses Dr Greene's Nervura Cure
Prominent Confederate general James Longstreet praises Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a spring medicine to restore health and vigor. He states he used it successfully for catarrh and urges others to try the treatment from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston, free consultations offered.
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Dr. Greene
Longstreet
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Lee
Jackson
James Longstreet
New Hampshire Ave
Washington, D. C
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Wolf Shot Dead by Police in Franklin Park
A roaming wolf in Franklin Park was shot and killed by a policeman yesterday afternoon after being seen near a quarry. Patrolman Richardson, an expert marksman, fired twice. the first shot wounded the animal, the second ended its life, yielding a rug for Station 13.
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Franklin Park
Russia Wharf
Anwar
Anklin Park
Emizyiman Richardson
Station 13
Srey
Inis
Richardson
Epee
Prince Kropotkin Praises Tolstoi And Turguenev In Lecture
Peter A. Kropotkin at Boarels Institute course lauded Turguenev and Tolstoi as masters of Russian fiction. He reviewed their lifetimes and realist stories, praising their impact on Russia and progress. He credited Tolstoi with humanity and charity, noting a split between Tolstoi the artist and Tolstoi the reformer.
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Turgueneft
Tolstoi
Peter A. Kropotkin
Boarels, Institute
Svek
Russia
Tolsto
Platol
Navy reply on uniforms for officers promoted from the ranks
The Secretary of the Navy stated that officers promoted from the enlisted ranks may not wear certain uniforms while still enjoying other privileges. He noted they are not barred from privileges others receive but some specific uniforms are restricted compared with officers in other grades or corps.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Senate Makin
Naval Service
Ex Senators Picked for St Louis Exposition Board
The President named ex Senator Carter to the St Louis exposition commission and added ex Senators John M. Thurston Nebraska William Lindsay Kentucky and George W McBride Oregon to the panel in a March 8 announcement.
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Washington
Carter
St. Louis Exposition Commission
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
William Lindsay
Kentucky
George W. McBride
Oregon
Student in Shaft Accident at Worcester Institute
Harrel A. Sherman 1 Midland Worcester was carried twice over a revolving shaft in the Washburn practice shops at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He is in City Hospital with a bad break of the left arm and head cuts. Two classmates undoubtedly prevented his death.
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Worcester
Harrel A
George H. Sherman
Midland Street
Washburn
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
City Hospital
Washington Tours via Royal Blue Line Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a tour schedule with dates Boston March 16 29 April 12 26 May 10 and incomplete text. Mentions itinerary address and expenses 325 linked to travel.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
Ammons
N. E
Askington Stree
England plans 166 000 new soldiers for empire defense
In the House of Commons secretary for war Brodrick outlines army estimates for 1901 02 proposing six military districts each with an army corps and regular and militia forces totaling 166 000 additions. He aims to raise eight garrison battalions and 35 000 yeomanry while decentralizing administration and stressing officer trust in war time.
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London
March
House of Commons
Brodrick
South Africa
War Office
Aldershot
Salisbury
Ireland
Colchester
York
Edinburgh
Admiralty
Corbin Patten Reconciliation Sparks Washington Wedding Talk
Washington gossip centers on a reconciled union between General Corbin and Miss Edith Patten. Observers note a renewed closeness during inauguration events and at a White House luncheon where they sat together, prompting speculation of an Easter wedding and potential Patten fortune implications.
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Washington
General Corbin
Edith Patten
McKinley
Corbin
Miss Patten
White House
Patten
Edith
Josephine Patten
Mary Pattin
Josephine
Mary Patten
Mary
Montana Copper War Ends as Legislature Adjourns
The governor declares no special session. After adjournment at 3:00 pm a mob clashed with Rep Chandler and Hibson, shouting threats. In Delaware, Senator Anthony Higgins’s term expired and J Edward Addicks faced a deadlock over re election, threatening a stalemate.
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Addicks
Chandler
Tum
Hibson
House
Delaware
United States Senate
Anthony Higgins
Higgins
J. Edward Addicks
Philadelphia
Addicoks
Second Conference of B'nai Zion Hears Rabbi Fleischer Theme Individuality
The B'nai Zion Educational Society held its second conference last evening at Zion Hall 170 Hanover Street. Rabbi Charles Fleischer of Temple Adath Israel spoke on the topic Individuality.
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B'nai Zion Educational Society
Zion Hall
Hanover Street
Arles Fleischer
Temple Adath Israel
Cape Cod Traders Meet At Quincy House For 24 Planning
The Cape Cod Commercial Travellers Association met at the Quincy House last night to discuss business on Cape Cod and plan a method for the year. J Greene chaired the session and Hunt led the dialogue on upcoming topics.
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Cape Cod
Reform Club Dines. US China Policy Debate at Young's Hotel
Massachusetts Reform Club members gather at Young's Hotel to discuss The United States in China. Speakers challenge presidential authority for intervention and debate humanitarian duties versus constitutional powers amid remarks on missions and Chinese governance.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
Young’s
United States
China
Warren
Perkins
Manchuria
Mongolia
Great Wall
Russia
F. M. Chapin
Keene
N. H
Chapin
Moorfield Storey
Storey
46th Infantry Sergeant Gilmore Killed in Luzon
Washington reports General MacArthur's casualty list with Sergeant Walter A. Gilmore of Company D Forty sixth Infantry killed near Silang Luzon on March 3.
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Luzon
Washington
MacArthur
Walter A. Gilmore
Forty-sixth Infantry
Silang
Coffee Cures: Postum and Grape-Nuts Save Life in California
Miss N. U. of Sebastopol Calif describes a dramatic recovery from severe stomach trouble and weight loss after abandoning coffee for Postum and using Grape-Nuts. She reports sleep improvement headache relief and 50 pound weight gain over four months with doctors noting Postum as a pre-digested stomach friendly drink.
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California
N. U
Sebastopol
Calif
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Omega Oil Ad Promises Quick Relief for Children
An old advertisement extols Omega Oil as safe for children's sore throats and chests. It claims immediate pain relief, non burn quality, pleasant smell, and green color. The copy urges buying a bottle for family use and notes broad effectiveness for all ages.
Statue of St Mark Gift to Sacred Heart Parish Arrives
The Italian Church of the Sacred Heart in the North End will receive a seven foot statue of St Mark and the lion as a gift from its congregation on April 2. The statue by A De Luireri arrived in Boston from Figli Lecce, Italy, last Tuesday. It cost $150 and will be placed in the church after ceremonies likely including a high mass.
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St. Mark
St. Louis
St. Vincent de Paul
Executive order abolishes Cuban tobacco export duty
The president ended the Cuban tobacco export duty effective April 1, removing the 60 percent tax on all forms of Cuban tobacco including cigars cigarettes and leaf. War Department estimates revenue loss from the repeal ranges about 800000 to 1090000 dollars annually as trade volumes remain substantial despite duties being lifted.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Treaty Extension Delays Ratification Until Sept 1902
Secretary Hay and Ambassador Cambon have signed an agreement extending the ratification window for the French reciprocity treaty to September 24, 1902. The extension covers both governments and allows time for formal approval.
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France
Washington
Hay
Cambonsetae
Extradition Treaty With England Ratified by Senate
The Senate in executive session confirmed the supplemental extradition treaty with Great Britain. It expands extraditable crimes to include obtaining money under false pretenses, destruction or obstruction of railroads, endangering human life, and securing criminal practice. Ratification passed 16 to 6.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
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Reform Club
ST. Mark and the Lion
Italy
J. Newman & Sons
Mont ST. We
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Charlestown
John J. Ryan
Beach Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
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