The Three Polos and Ripans Tabules Tour Debate
The Three Polos gymnasts from London perform in New York venues sharing views on Ripans Tabules. Albert Elton and Arthur Hill praise the tonic for travel and seasickness while Mons Gabriel credits improved digestion and relief from indigestion and headaches.
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New York
Palace Theatre
London
Albert Elton
Arthur Hill
Mons. Gabriel
Paris
Elton
England
Kensington Road
Hiton
Ripans
Hill
Havana
Inglaterra
Maine
Spain
Atlantic
Mons
Gabriel
France
Kairos Doomed as British Steamer Drifts at Grand Banks
The British steamer Kairos, commanded by Captain Duncombe, is adrift off the Grand Banks amid fierce gales and icebergs after losing her rudder. Abandoned by the Brighton, the 30 crew are at risk with no tow ropes, as Halifax and St. John’s aid is sought for rescue and salvage.
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Halifax
N. S
Nkairos
Aptain Duncombe
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
St. John’s
Brighton
J. Williams
Kairos
Hfe
Hmb
New Orleans
Glasgow
Sable Island
Rotterdam
Baltimore
Duncombe
Williams
Surprise at Metro Politan Great Clothing Sale
Two day sale across the Metro Politan store features extraordinary bargains on spring clothing. Top coats priced at 9.95, suits and overcoats at 4.75, all wool blue serge suits and fine overcoats valued at 12.95, with emphasis on tailoring, fit, and color fastness.
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Boston
Easter dress suits go on sale at FC.05
Two day Bargain event features Clay Diagonal suits at 6.95 with round and square-cut sack and frock styles. Other offers include all wool suits from 7.60 to 14.95, top coats, overcoats, and boys pants and suits at low prices.
Eagens Recalled In Beef Contract Inquiry
General Charles P Eagan the former commissary general is recalled before the army inquiry board to address new points since his prior testimony He discussed efforts to supply refrigerated beef and the use of canned beef for navy and army rations including issues at Guantanamo and Ponce with Manitoba cargoes and the reception of canned roast beef by troops
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Washington
Charles P. Eagan
United States Army
Army Inquiry Board
Kagan
Swift & Co
Swift
General Eagan
Eagan
Santiago
Edwin Stewart
Navy
New York
Armour & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Guantanamo
Henry G. Colby
Bureau of Supplies
Navy Department
Colby
Tropics
John D. Black
Subsistence Department
The
Volunteer Army
Miles
Porto Rico
Manitoba
Black
Ponce
United States
Frederigk H. Pomeroy
Gene Pomeroy
Smith
Joe Pomeroy
Kansas City
Pomeroy
Seren
Airoumn
Dr Greene Lecture Promises Hope for Women Health
Dr Greene delivers a private lecture at Music Hall touting vegetable medicines to cure women’s ailments. The piece extols his cures for nervous and chronic conditions, notes free consultations at 34 Temple Place Boston, and outlines treatment by letter correspondence.
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Dr. Greene
Music Hall
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mags
Mass
Ripans ad promises relief for bad health
An advertisement touts Ripans N-S as banishing pain and prolonging life. It urges customers to buy R I P A N S packets at 10 for 5 cents or 12 for 48 cents from drug stores and offers to mail ten samples and a thousand testimonials for 5 cents to Ripans Chemical Co. in New York.
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Ripans Chemical Co
Spruce St
New York
Wasted Bliss and the Kissing Chorus of Henry Donlan
A serialized portrait of Henry Donlan, a Cambridge English High School student with a silver voiced soprano, facing public adulation after concerts. The piece recounts fans kissing him, his fear of postperformance embraces, and his plans to pursue acting or opera as his voice changes.
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Bryan
Henry Donlan
Henry
St. Paul's Church
Henry Vonlan
Cambridge English High School
New England
New York
Funeral of Mrs Annie Andrews at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for Mrs Annie Andrews of 10 Holworthy Street Mount Auburn was held yesterday. Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev T W Coughlin at Sacred Heart Church. Songs included Only Waiting and Nearer My God to Thee. She leaves a husband and two daughters Frances and Alice. interment was at Waltham.
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Annie Andrews
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Pain Free Cure
An advertisement argues hemorrhoids affect many and claim surgical cures are unnecessary. It touts Pyramid Pile Cure, priced at 60 cents, as a painless, quick-dissolving treatment that prevents ulcers and nervous exhaustion, urging readers to ask their druggist for it.
Schooner Alice Reported Ashore Near Digby Gut
Halifax dispatch reports the schooner believed to be the Alice under Captain Starratt ashore on the east side of Digby Gut while a fierce southeast gale rages. Crew in perilous position as the vessel risks breaking up. Kedron also ashore at Digby with damaged rudder and hull.
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Halifax
N. 3
Alice
Starratt
Annapolis
Digby Gut
Kedron
Digby
Jersey City Rescues Crew Of Nine After Wreck Near Brow Head
A British steamer bound from New York to Bristol signalled a wreck site near Brow Head reporting nine survivors. The Jersey City did not name the distressed vessel or its nationality, but the crew was saved.
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Brow Head
Jersey City
New York
Bristol
Bradford Voices Anti Imperial Stance at Newtonville Meeting
In a patriotic gathering at Newtonville last evening Gamaliel Bradford spoke on government policy toward foreign affairs urging critique of imperialist moves and advocating a cautious, principled approach aligned with anti imperial sentiment.
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Anti-Imperial League
Gamaliel Bradford
Newtonville
Algerine Probably Disabled amid Sealing Fleet Report
The sealing steamer Algerine, reported homeward bound yesterday morning, has not yet arrived and is feared disabled. The Aurora, after discharging seals, will be sent toward the Gulf of St. Lawrence to relieve the Cruda line Gaspesia, blocked by ice.
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John’s, N. F
Aurora
Gulf of Bt. Lawrence
Gaspesia
Digger Killed by Roof Collapse at Fort Warren
Jon Connolly aged 80 formerly of 6 Wall Street Charlestown died yesterday after 3:20 PM when high winds toppled the boat house roof onto him as he worked in a trench at Fort Warren. He was employed as a digger at the site.
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Jon Connolly
Wall Street
Charlestown
Fort Warren
Ninth Election for Ninth Regiment Officers Tonight
The Ninth Regiment M V M will elect field officers this evening in the Bastard Brigadier General Bancroft presiding. Major William H. Donovan of Lawrence is seen as the likely colonel if he secures the command. He is the only Ninth major to survive Cuba, with Majors Grady and O Connor among those who died. Adjutant Joseph J. Kelly of South Boston and Captain...
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Bancroft
William H. Donovan
Lawrence
wrTerro
H. Murray Vot
South Ricien
John J. Hayes
East Boston
Joseph J. Kelly
South Boston
John J. Sullivan
Logan poised to command Massachusetts militia regiment
In South Boston Colonel Lawrence J. Logan is expected to be elected tonight to command the regiment after Governor Wolcott appointed him to succeed the late Colonel Logan. Fifteen of thirty six line officers pledge support, with Major Francis Magurn and Major Donovan as rivals for the colonelcy and Major Donovan in the lieutenant colonel race.
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Lawrence J. Logan
South Boston
Wolcott
Logan
United States
Francis Magurn
Charlestown
Donovan
Candidates for position face three majors on four candidates
John J. Sullivan of East Boston among candidates for the post. The notice notes three majors to be chosen from a field of four candidates, including Major G.
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John J. Sullivan
East Boston
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General Sherman
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Prana
Ima Ca
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Washington St
Digby Fut
Metropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
Franklin
Arch St
Telephone
Bana Longwood
James Berrys
Aervices
the Street
Barton--In
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Union York Street
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Get of Geo, Co
Podwin & CO
Laurence J. Logan
George F. H. Murra
John Hayes
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