Remarkable Cure for Baldness Promises Home Trial
A Cincinnati firm promotes a hair growth remedy mailed free for trial to prove its power to regrow hair, cure dandruff, and restore color. Testimonials include John Bruner, Victor A Faigaux, Mrs J S Weed, and several others. Send name and address with four cents for postage to Altenheim Medical Dispensary.
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Cincinnati
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Selves
John Bruner
Millville
Henry Co
Co. W. Castleman
Main St
Riverside
Cat
Geo. Diefenbach
RN. R
Dayton
Ohio
Fairmount College
Sulphur
B. F. Turner
J. S. Weed
Swartz Corps
New Albany
Bradford Co
Evidence Points to G-51 as Key Link in Emma Gill Case
In Bridgeport court Harry Oxley testified Emma Gill stayed four days in Waterbury and did not accompany him to a New Haven doctor. Police uncovered a G-51 collar, matching laundry marks on the trunk wrap, plus cord, rubber cloth, and midwifery tools in Mrs Guilford’s house. Walter Foster, once engaged to Gill, defended his lack of knowledge and acknowledged destroying related letters.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Harry Oxley
Emma Gill
Waterbury
Exchange Hotel
New Haven
Glebe
Oxley
Thompson
Arnold
Guilford
Wheeler
Walter ©. Foster
Hartford
Marry
Stratford
Emma
Cure Tobacco Habit Free Trial Offer
A nostril odorless tasteless remedy claims to remove nicotine from the system and cure tobacco use. The firm Rogers Drug & Chemical Co. offers a prepaid free trial package by mail from Cincinnati Ohio to interested adults and families seeking to help husbands sons or brothers quit smoking.
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Rogers Drug & Chemical Co
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rowena Lee Sinks With Fifty Aboard After Explosion
The steamer Rowena Lee exploded opposite Tyler Missouri and sank with about fifty people on board. Captain George Carvell and one crew member survived. The craft, owned by Lees of Memphis, carried passengers from Cairo to Memphis via Caruthersville and Tyler, with figures including M. Lewis and C. Humphrey among travelers.
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ST. Louis
Republic
New Madrid
Rowena Lee
Tyler
George Carvell
Cairo
Memphis
Caruthersville
M. (. Lewis
Lee Line
C. Humphrey
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Lees
Easter in Washington Tour Departing March 31
Personally conducted tour leaves March 31 via Royal Blue Line for four and three quarter days in Washington with visits to Philadelphia and a side trip to Alexandria and Mt. Vernon. Optional Caverns at Luray. Itinerary agents include Parker & Morse Boston Cambridgeport Brockton Lowell Fitchburg and Lowell area supervisors.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Caverns
Luray
Parker & Morse
School St
Boston
John Db. Billings
Perry St
Cambridgeport
B. Russell
Brockton
A. L. Lachester
Green Street School
Lowell
C. S. Alexander
German note hints at Samoa crisis over Mataafa clash
Washington reports that the Philadelphia and British cruisers bombarded Mataafa held towns in Samoa. Berlin argues naval commanders must act with consul consent. State Department warns action possible in emergencies but aims to avoid a clash with Germany.
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Washington
Samoa
United States
Philadelphia
Porpoise
Royalist
Mataafa
Manila
London
Berlin
Rose
Pacific
Kautz
von Holleben
Germany
State Department
Mayors' Request to Build Beacon Street Sea Wall Denied
Botas Mayor Quincy received word from the Secretary of War that permission to construct a sea wall or river embankment along the Charles River behind Beacon Street cannot be granted. The plan aimed to reclaim forty to seventy feet of riverfront, but U.S. engineers reported against it.
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Quincy
Secretary of War
Charles River
Beacon Street
United States
Britons Demand Strong Action Over Samoa Bloodshed
British editorials across major papers urge forceful response to Samoa crisis. Highlights include calls to coerce rebellious chiefs, threaten more than nominal penalties for bloodshed, and demand removal of Germany's Apia consul or end of protectorate involvement. Discussions applaud Anglo American cooperation and warn Berlin to justify its actions.
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Pers
Samoa
Tauranga
Fiji Islands
Admiralty
Apia
Berlin
Germany
England
America
Daily Chronicle
Herr Rose
Morning Post
Washington
Kautz
Dusen
The
Daily Mail
Crete
South End copper trader ends life amid stock decline
Henry Pishon a 66 year old resident of 673 Tremont street South End died by self inflicted gunshot yesterday after losses in copper stock. He came from Augusta Maine a month ago to reside with lodging. The body will be taken to Maine for burial.
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Henry Pishon
Tremont Street
South End
Pishon
Augusta
Maine
Astor Arrives in New York With Family for Health Visit
William Waldorf Astor owner of the Pall Mall Gazette arrived on the Majestic and declared himself a foreigner and Britain resident to customs. He travels with sons Waldorf and John and daughter Pauline as he seeks health improvements and plans to return to England in about a week.
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New York
William Waldorf Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
Majestic
Great Britain
Astor
Waldorf
John
Pauline
Ingland
Hill Will Not Dine With Democrats on Jefferson Day
Ex Senator Hill declines the Democratic Club dinner in New York on Jeffersons Birthday and also refuses invitations from Shelbyville Indiana Democrats and the Jeffersonian Club of Manchester New York, citing prior commitments.
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Albany
N. Y
Hill
Democratic Club
New York
Jefferson
Bryan
Democrats
Shelbyville
Ind
Jeffersonian Club
Manchester
N. Fi
Two One Dollar Dinners for Bryan Plan Faces Watershed
Bryan era banquet dispute unfolds as the Grand Central Palace hosts an April 19 dinner for Bryan loyalists while a labor faction protests Eugene V. Brewster’s control of $1000. a second workingmen’s banquet also moves ahead despite internal clashes amid threats of a lawsuit.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Eugene V. Brewster
Brewster
Bryan
Bers
Committee of Arrangements
Interclub billiards pool and bowling clash at Dudley Club
At Dudley Club Roxbury last night Jamaica Club faced Dudley in a lively interclub contest. Top performances came from Threshie in billiards and Simpson in bowling with a 529 high roll. Jamaica won pool, broke even in tourney pitch, and Dudley took three straight in alley bowling with a 2210 to 2001 score.
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Dudley Club
Roxbury
Jamaica
Billards
Pool
Threshie
Simpson
Dudley
Pierce
Jewett
Zierngiebel
Edwards
Page
Spencecley
Lloyd
Kershaw to Try Trials as Boston Norfold Service Expands
The steamer Kershaw built for Merchants and Miners will trial next Saturday on the Boston Norfolk Baltimore route. Command changes occur across several vessels including the Juniata Nantucket and Gloucester. St Croix will join the New York Norfolk service for a month, while Cumberland State of Maine Tremont resume and adjust routes. High westerly gale limits harbor traffic with few arrivals or departures.
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Kershaw
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Boston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Juniata
Howes
Gloucester
Wil
Frank R. Kennard
Woodward
Fairfax
March
Nantucket
Bond
Howard
Nickerson
Essex
Eastport
St. John
Tremont
Clyde Line
Bacon
Winthrop Steamboat Company
Derry
Nahant
Point Shirley
Dudley Pray
New York
Provincetown Harbor
Strathavon
James Sim
St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
N. S
Louisburg
N. 8
Savona
Genoa
Italy
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Botas
Somersworth
Nhs
Almon James
Samuel James & Son
Ship Falke
W. W. Astor
Mary
Wallace
Harrison Av
Mass
Jefferson Day
Tohn Sonamo
Wareram Street
ALONC
Wareham Street
Christopher Johnson
Lieutenant Smith
Chemical 10
Ea&perrins Sauce
John Duncan
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