Russians and Japanese face off near Yalu frontier map shows railway route
The Yalu River border in Manchuria and Korea hosts large Russian forces and fortifications. A Japanese led railway plan runs from Pingyang to Wiju, aiding overland supply to the front, with control shifting between Russians and Japanese as battles unfold. Antung emerges as a Russian stronghold and trading base near the Yalu.
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Yalu River
Manchuria
Korea
Pingyang
Yalu
Wiju
Fusan
Tinues
Mukden
Liaotung Peninsula
Niuchwang
Pekin
Chingchong
Unsan
United States
Chinampo
Tatong
Chemulpo
Corean
Antung
China
Seoul
Anju
Yongampo
Tramp May Be Arthur Abbe At Grafton
Parents and friends of Tufts student Arthur J. Abbe gained hope after a report to City Marshal Stebbins that a man answering Abbe’s description passed last Wednesday night at the tramp house in Grafton. State Police Chief Shaw confirmed the identification possibility, noting the man gave the name Arthur J. Abbe and matched the college student’s description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Arthur J. Abbe
Tufts College
Massachusetts
George. M. Stebbins
Springfield
Young Abbe
Joseph Shaw
Stebbins
Grafton
Camp Bark Spring Days Bring Colds and Chill
The fragment notes period weather and illness, mentioning a remedy called Orangeine Powders as a corrective to a quick onset of colds, grip and headaches during spring. The wording resembles a brief, promotional item from a historic page.
Ham Case 10 Grand Jury Highlights Embezzlement Probe
The Suffolk county grand jury will hear the embezzlement case involving Wallace H. Ham, charged with stealing over 200000 from American Surety Company and St. Luke's Convalescent Home. Testimony from lawyers, auditors, and trusted officials covers securities Ham deposited and used for his own purposes. Mrs Ham prepares to relocate assets to Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Grand Jury
American Surety Company
St. Luke's Convalescent Home
Wallace H. Ham
Surety Company
Ham
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Homer Albers
Federal Trust Company
Echer
Sheridan
Charles Street
Mrs Sanborn Badly Hurt In Texas Wagonette Accident
Lowell March 9 Miss Margaret Wallace at the police station received a letter from Lawrence Shillings Sanborn of Winchester claiming to be husband of Agnes Gordon Sanborn. He details injuries from a wagonette fall in Austin Texas. Mrs Sanborn is in a hospital in Austin and out of danger. He lists facial injuries including two lower right teeth knocked out and upper front teeth bent outward.
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Lowell
Margaret Wallace
Lawrence Shillings Sanborn
Winchester
Agnes Gordon
Austin
Texas
Actor Robert Taber Dies in Saranac Lake At 34
Saranac Lake N Y March 9 Robert Taber actor and divorced husband of Julia Marlowe died here last night of consumption. Taber was known for classic repertory roles and a pictorial stage presence. He met his future wife when she starred as Juliet. after two years they married but separated via a year apart and later divorced.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Robert Taber
Julia Marlowe
Mr. Taber
Juliet
London
Dr Hatch Held in Five Thousand Bail
Dr. George S. Hattch accused of causing the death of Mary Walsh by criminal malpractice appeared in Municipal Criminal Court and was held in five thousand dollars bail for trial on March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Hattch
Mary Walsh
Municipal Criminal Court
Hair Growth Miracle Promised By Doctor Chemist
A famous doctor chemist claims a secret compound grows hair on any bald head He offers free trial packages by mail to prove the remedy stops hair loss removes dandruff restores growth and color Send name and address to Altenheim Medical Dispensary 1725 Foso Building Cincinnati Ohio with a 2 cent stamp for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Foso Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Treatment for skin ailments with Cuticura products
Soak hands or feet in hot creamy lather of Cuticura Soap, dry, and anoint with Cuticura Ointment. Bandage lightly with soft cotton. For eczema and rashes, redness, cracks, and nails, this treatment often cures in one night. Complete Humor Cure package offered with Cuticura Resolvent pills and associated products. Depots listed in London Paris Boston and a mail offer for How to Cure Every Humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
E. H. Hill
Eighth Ave
N.Y
Bright
Dector
Warner’s Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
London
Charterhouse Ie
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Boston
Columbus Ave
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Saloons Near Boston Stations Targeted by Bills
The Legislature's liquor law committee reviewed four bills to curb酒 sales near railroad terminals in Boston. Proposals set 1000 to 400 foot radii and 2000 foot limits for licenses around stations, with exceptions for food-focused venues. Edwin C Small urged 662, citing 146 nearby saloons near North station and neighboring streets. Rep Fallon mocked suburban fears, joking about women visitors and Back Bay dangers.
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Boston
Stone
Lexington
Edwin C. Small
North Suburban Association
Cambridge
Leverett
Board of Police
Big Hauls Of Fresh Fish At Boston Wharf
At T wharf yesterday there were the most offshore vessels in winter. A total of 24 trips weighed 1,261,000 pounds including haddock, cod, hake, pollock and cask. The Natalie B Nelson led crew with 2000 dollars to divide among 23 men. Prices ranged with off shore haddock at 2 cents, large cod at 4 to 4 1 4 cents, hake 4 cents, pollock 4 6 cents, cask 13 4 cents. The big fleet included many named vessels such as Monitor Lizzie M Stanley Golden Rod Catherine and Ellen Monarch Rob Roy etc.
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T Wharf
Natalie B. Nelson
Boston
Monitor
Lizgie M. Stanley
Golden Rod
Catherine and
Ellen
Monarch
Rob Roy
Robert
Arthur
Arcadia
Dewey
Thomas F. Austin
Vera
Niannie C. Bohlin
Quonapowitt
Jennie
Agnes
Reliance
Mary F Curtis
Yakima
Joseph H. Cromwell
Elmer B. Gray
Manhasset
Arthur Binney
Hattie F. Knowlton
Quartette
Tobacco-Specific Cure Reported In Postcard Petition
A list of individuals from multiple states certifies they quit tobacco after a free Tobacco-Specific sample over a year ago. Claims include improved health and lasting dislike for tobacco. The Rogers Drug & Chemical Co. offers free sample packages by mail to interested readers.
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Chas. Ducote
Richmond
G. W. Edam
Box
Glenwood
Wis
Susan I. Moore
Santa Rosa
R. Coffey
Frank St
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. H. Emerson
Belmont
James Robertson
Berwyn
James M. Ward
Southern Hotel
Chicago
Ill
Henry
Hobson
Greensboro
Ala
John W. Kenady
Mingus
Tex
Gilbert Broom
Dallas
Carrie Tiles
Genoa
Fla
M. G. de Witt
Tucker
Ind
Rogers Drug & Chemical Co
Fifth and
Race Sts
Cincinnati
Couple Weds on $13 a Month in Vermont Cavalry Union
Worcester dispatch reports 17 year old Bessie Vinton left English High School to wed Private Albert Davis of Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. The bride writes of her marriage in a letter to her mother noting her husband draws 13 dollars monthly. She had gone to Boston to visit relatives then secured a stenographer post before news of the marriage arrived.
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Worcester
Bessie Vinton
Albert Davis
United States Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
W. H. Vinton
Waldo H. Vinton
Lincoln Street
Cavalry
English High School
Boston
Bessie
Miss Sawtelle Elected Hancock School Head
Miss Elien C. Sawtelle was welcomed as the new head of Hancock School after winning 13 votes at Tuesday night’s School Board meeting. She noted her 33 years of service and downplayed any engineering of her election. Her desk held 47 congratulatory letters and numerous phone calls followed the announcement.
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Elien C. Sawtelle
Hancock School
Miss Sawtelle
Pressmen Strike Trial Reveals Planned Work to Move Jobs
A hearing on a printers strike heard that Albert W. Finley of George H. Ellis Company described a meeting where Griffith-Stillings farms were sent to other shops to complete work. The plan, aided by Green of the United Typothete, aimed to honor a contract while editors hoped to keep tasks flowing. Finley admitted he had been warned of a possible walkout on the third, and questioned why the typos agreement was discussed on the fifth. No union officers were notified that unions were violating the agreement with employing printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Finley
George H. Ellis Company
Witness
Griffith-Stillings
Green
United Typothete
Griffith
Ellis Plant
Finley
Williams
Mr. Green
Boston's big fruit trade from Costa Rica planned shipments
Fruit output in Costa Rica is expected to be the heaviest in history. United Fruit plans regular direct steamship shipments from Port Limon to Europe using refrigerating ships to preserve quality. The Dewey will call at Port Antonio today and depart tonight with passengers cargo and Jamaican mails, expected at Long Wharf next Tuesday.
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Costa Rica
United Fruit Company
Port Limon
Port Antonio
Long Wharf
Big meteors near the earth tale from ship report
Three remarkable meteors were observed from the United States steamer Supply on February 28 as it sailed from Guam to San Francisco. Lieutenant F H Schofield notes the objects moved rapidly with bright red color, rose above clouds at about 45 degrees, then slowed and moved away toward the west-northwest at about 75 degrees, with color fading as elevation increased.
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Washington
United States
Supply
Guam
San Francisco
F. H. Schofield
Merchants Resolve For World Reciprocity Trade
At the Boston Merchants Association meeting directors presented resolutions on reciprocity and reciprocal trade relations. The group unanimously affirmed entering into reciprocal relations with other markets especially Canada and Newfoundland to boost prosperity in New England and across the country.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Canada
Newfoundland
New Emeland
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8Th Ave
New York
Ochyang-Syong
Kpvak- Tong
Ysun AN
Tramp
Arthur Abbe
Needham
St. Luke’s Home
Old Colony Trust Company
Richards
DR. Hatch
Mr. Small
Quincy Man
Fallon
Quincy
Mr. Finley
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