Nervura touted by Worcester Chief in spring health drive
Worcester Chief of Police James M. Drennan endorses Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a universal spring tonic and cure for rheumatism debility and nervous disorders. He reports two years of personal use and urges the public to try the remedy from Dr. Greene of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Drennan
Worcester
Mass
Dr. Greene
Drennar
Greene
Drennan
Reception to Fogler in Knox county bar gathering
Rockland Maine March 17 Knox county bar hosts a reception at the Thorndike for Hon W H Fogler newly appointed justice of the Supreme Court about fifty attorneys attend with delegations from Lincoln and Waldo counties Judge D N Mortland presides speakers include Judge Haskell E Hale W F Fog g J Peakes Judge Johnson R F Dunton L M Staples Everett Farrington O D Castner L F Starrett C E B Littlefield General J P Cilley Oliver Otis and Colonel W H Fogler note Wheezing in children is soon cured by Dr Bulls Cough Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Knox County
Thorndike
W. H. Fogler
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Waldo
D. N. Mortland
Haskell
Portland
Oliver Otis
Dr. Bull
Navy Moves to Reinforce Supplies and Ship Upgrades
A suitable vessel for supplies delivery may be chartered if needed. The gunboat Vicksburg sailed from Martinique to St. Thomas. The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius departed Fort George Florida for Washington for overhaul at the navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Martinique
St. Thomas
Vesuvius
Fort George
Fla
Washington
Navy Yard
Unseat of Plowman Opens Naval Affairs Seat
Washington reports the removal of Alabama Democrat Mr. Plowman from the naval affairs committee creates a vacancy. New England lawmakers seek the spot over the dry dock issue. A Speaker rebuffs a transfer request citing a crowded committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plowman
Naval Affairs Committee
New England
Fitzgerald
Naval Affairs
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Bought for United States
London report says the United States has purchased a Sunderland built torpedo boat destroyer. The vessel is said to reach speeds of thirty knots per hour. Mechanics are reportedly working around the clock to complete her fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sunderland
Eng
London
Spain Cuba War Sentiment Drives Union Navy Chat
Jordan Marsh and Co. notes Spain’s banner entering the Gulf of Mexico amid cries of civilization progress liberty and religion. Admiral Manterola pledges naval unity in defense of Cuba. La Union Constitucional prints interviews showing no war motive but Spain ready to defend Cuba to the last drop of blood with broad Cuban support for Spain among creoles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Gulf OF Mexico
Manterola
Navy
la Union Constitucional
Cuba
Congress Rejects Adjournment By Wide Margin
A New York Journal poll shows 207 members of both houses oppose adjournment before Maine disaster reports and Cuban question settlement. Ninety three remain noncommittal, while Barrows and Gillett of Massachusetts favor adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Journal
Congress
Maine
Hoar
Hale
Hanna
McCall
Barrows and
Gillett
Massachusetts
Present Generation Will See No Banner But Spain at Gulf Entrance
General Blanco spoke at a Havana banquet to Vizcaya and Almirante Oquendo officers. He toasted the King, Queen Regent, and Spain's Army and Navy, declaring that the present generation will never see another banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Gulf of Mexico
Havana
Blanco
Vizcaya
Almirante Oquendio
A Cruiser Carries a Modern Submarine Boat
A new naval concept envisions a cruiser housing a twenty to thirty foot submarine boat in a forward tube. The craft could be launched near enemies, powered by ship dynamos, and armed with torpedoes for rapid engagement while remaining submerged and protected in rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. E. Coffin
Court of Inquiry’s Work in Navy Cruiser Iowa
In Key West Admiral Sicard says no court-of-inquiry members left ship. He notes the inquiry report has not been issued and cannot say when. He explains the report must pass through his hands before Washington, and hints the panel may return to Havana before final conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Court of Inquiry
Iowa
Sicard
Washington
Havana
Washington shifts toward defensive Cuba policy amid fleet moves
The March 17 report outlines a shift to a defensive Cuban policy. President McKinley aims to avoid provoking Spain to war, massing the North Atlantic squadron and withdrawing ships to Hamp ton Roads while pursuing Cuban independence recognition. If Spain reacts, Madrid may fire the first shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Proctor
Texas
Massachusetts
Key West
Brooklyn
Columbia
Minneapolis
Hampton Roads
Cuba
Spain
North Atlantic
Florida
Maine
United States
McKinley
Holland Boat Tries Submarine in Staten Island Sound
New York March 17 There was another successful trial of the submarine boat Holland in Staten Island Sound today. It moved at about eight miles an hour to allow a tug to keep pace. The hull stayed submerged while the turret remained above water except briefly when the vessel vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Holland
Staten Island Sound
Unclear OCR Military Duty Figures by State
Fragmentary OCR data lists military duty figures by state with numbers and symbols but lacks context. The entry mentions Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and references divisions and totals, but readable details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Migite
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Consul General Lee Denies White Star New York Post Bid
Havana March 17 Consul General Lee says there is no truth in reports he applied for Mr H M Kersey's former post as New York agent of the White Star line He states he has not made and does not contemplate applying for any position and will remain to protect American interests until recalled by his government or Spain's authorities.
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Havana
Lee
H. M. Kersey
New York
White Star Line
Frederick Berndes
Spain
Berndes
Austria
United States
England
Ireland
Massachusetts
America
Washington
Dorchester
Boston
St. Patrick’s Day
Pennsylvania
Mexico
H. A. Thomas
Henry A. Thomas
Thomas
William McKinley
Maine
James F. Aylward
Brosnahan
Timothy Brosnahan
Percy Browne
Father Brosnahan
Quincy
George Gepson
The
Britsh Charitable Society
Chilean government denies sale of cruiser O'Higgins
London dispatch reports the Santiago correspondent says the government will not entertain any sale offers for the cruiser O'Higgins until the outstanding Chile Peru dispute is definitively settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Santiago
The
Times
Chillan
O’higgins
Chile
Peru
Doan’s Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
An advertisement claims eczema relief and permanent cure for skin itches using Doan’s Ointment, presenting it as a sovereign remedy for all skin conditions across the body.
Senators Proposal Seeks Eighteen Coast Defence Monitors
Senator Stewart gave notice of an amendment to the naval appropriation bill proposing eighteen coast defence monitors of the Puritan Monterey and Terror class with $1,800,000 to start construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart
Monterey
Austrian-Hungary Envoy Rumored to Face Recall Over Maine Disaster Remark
reports say Ladislaus Hengelmüller von Mengervar the Austrian-Hungarian representative may resign or be recalled after an alleged insult in a conversation with Assistant Secretary Day about the Maine disaster. He reportedly apologized and the matter prompted no action from Judge Day and the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ladislaus Hengelmuller von Mengervar
Austria-Hungary
Day
Maine
Judge Day
Carrier pigeon captured with War Department cipher at Pishon's Ferry
In Waterville Maine on March 17 a carrier pigeon was captured at Pishon's Ferry bearing a neck card urging the finder to forward it to the War Department. The card carried an unreadable cipher and indicated a long flight had been made, sparking speculation.
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Waterville
Pishon’s Ferry
War Department of the United States
Amazonas Transfer Moves Officers From Gravesend
Part of the officers and crew of the Amazonas, a vessel built for Brazil but sold to the United States, left Gravesend this afternoon. The American crew will assume command tomorrow at 11 o clock a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazonas
Gravesend
Eng
Brazil
United States
Cruiser San Francisco Sighted In Eng Passage
The United States cruiser San Francisco was sighted in Deal England on March 17 as it passed on its way to the River Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal, Eng
United States
San Francisco
River Thames
United States Not Buying Greek Warships
Athens March 17 There is no truth in the report that the United States has purchased Greek warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
United States
Beam on Rail: Near- derailment in Newton
An attempted derailment of a Boston bound electric car at 1 30 this morning was thwarted by the motorman. Three men from Boston argued with the conductor and reportedly laid a heavy beam across the track at Tremont street Newton. The car detected the obstruction on its return and reversed power to avert a crash. A number of passengers were aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Boston
Tremont Street
Irish Drama At St John Hall Crowded For Captain Jack Presentation
Last night at St John’s Hall East Cambridge the Father Mathew Dramatic Club presented Captain Jack or the Irish Rebel to a full house. Cast included Edward C Rogers Dominick Rogers John Driscoll James Gormley and Nellie Shannon with St Patrick’s Band Somerville providing musical numbers.
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St. John’s Hall
East Cambridge
Captain Jack
Father Mathew Dramatic Club
Edward Gordon
Edward C. Rogers
Squire Shannon
Dominick Rogers
John Driscoll
James
Charles J. Gormley
Barney Donovan
The
old_sod
James A. Garvin
Eddy Burke
John F. O’connor
Tim Burns
Edward J. Daly
Lieutenant Reyes
Hugh H. Haley
Alene Driscoll
Margaret M. Murphy
Nellie Shannon
Lizzie M. Ryan
Kate Kelly
Mary A. McGovern
Mary
Squire’s
Polly Nolan
St. Patrick's Band
Somerville
Refund Guarantee for Syrup of Tarif and Similar Products
We the undersigned promise to refund money on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tarif if it fails to cure cough or cold. A 25 cent bottle is also offered with money back if not satisfactory. Forthright list of signatories and store names follows.
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Greene
Irish Pride, Patriotism Mark Boston Event Toasts
The gathering honored Ireland and America with speakers praising liberty and loyalty. Notes praised Irish soldiers in the Revolution, discussed future peace or war, and urged civil and religious liberty, with remarks from Col. Henry A. Thomas and others.
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Jordan, Marsh and Company
Morgan & Wright and
Wim
Columbia Bicycles
Skinner
Oxford
General Blango
Cngealed
Vai
Baltimore
Mr. Coffin
Admiral Sicard
Key ‘West
Naval Sta
Tion
War Department
Hull
House Committee On Military Affairs
U. S. Artillery
J. J. Coughlin
Michael Kelly
Coughlin
Kelly
Shannon
Chelsea
Charles H. Brakhurst
Charlestown Navy Yard
Stottsville
Que
St Valentine Roman Catholic
Emery Souther
Green St. Rust & Richardson Drug
George C. Goodwin & CO
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St. C
E. Woodward & CO
Bromfield
Joseph L. Parker
Tremont St
Washington St
GEO. H. Alexander
Dorchester Bt
William A. Chapin
Ivorine
J. B. Williams Co
Glastonbury
Williams
Charitable Irish Elect
Charitable
Irish Society
Parker Huse
M. T. Callahan
M. J. Dwyer
Pp. M. Keating
T. F. Taff
J. W. Fogarty
T. EF. Taff
Thomas Norton
J. E. Hayes
Tremont Temple
Fr. L. Wells
P. J. Flatley
J. D. Martin
J. F. Cronin
J. B. Fitzpatrick
Pilot
Patrick Onahoe
Burt
Sasi
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