Kidney-Wort Tablets Offered As Alcohol-Free Remedy
An advertising claim asserts alcohol in kidney remedies harms patients and promotes Dr. Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets as a superior, alcohol-free cure. It describes kidney signs like backaches, urine changes, and swelling and urges prompt use to prevent Bright's disease and other complications. The ad includes a urine test suggestion and mentions a pharmacist examination of urine.
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Pettingill
Dr. Pettingill
Bright
Lincoln hunter bear tally sets state record
May 3 report credits C i Preble of Lincoln as the champion bear hunter in the area. He killed four bears last week for a total over 19 bears, and since the new bounty law he and his sons have slain 130 hedgehogs. Since July 15 last year they have collected 225 dollars from the town for seven bears and 180 hedgehogs.
Bay State Men Praised for St Louis Exposition Treatment
Governor Bates's staff members Colonel James G White Lieutenant-Colonel F B Carpenter and Major Charles R Hayden reported no mistreatment during the St Louis exposition. They noted they paid their own costs but the exposition committee settled their hotel bills showing courteous handling amid broader guest visits by President Roosevelt ex president Cleveland and other governors.
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Bates
James G. White
F. B. Carpenter
Charles R. Hayden
Carpenter
White
Hayden
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Colonel White
Colonel Carpenter
Major Hayden
Shipping News Highlights Baltic and Atlantic Arrivals
Multiple steamers and schooners arrived or were in port with merchandise and passengers including St. Croix Pike St. John N F and others to various agents. Vessels sailed south and east with barges and cargos while tug operations and daylight tide details are noted for Chatham on May 5.
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Miniaeou
ececaAr
St. Croix
Pike
St. John
N. F
C. Kk. Lunevhier
Fortuna
Hansen
Louisburg
Marvel
Lon
Nicholson
Cardenas
American Sugar ‘Renning Co
John SS. Emery& Co
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Juniata
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M Graham
Thacher
Philadelphia
E. B. Sampson
Jan S. Whitney
Grove
New York
Henry M. Whitney
Chattahoochee
Lewis
H. Downing
Old Dominion
Orton
Joy S. S. Co
City of
Rockland
Mierve
N. B
Mary B. Joe
Kn Kennebec
Maria L. Davis
Stoni Re
A. J. Miller
Ech
Hatch
Newburyport
Ee Enterprise
Philadelphie
Jettysburg
Cummings
Indian Ridge
St. Nicholas
Wohinoor
Portland
James Woolley
Miller
Lynn
Mass
Bala
Philadelphiia
Boxer
Kelley
Hazel
Joshua Lovett
South Amboy
Clara
Grace
Weehawken
W. Morse
Forest Bell
Portsmouth
Western Belle
Thomas J. Parker
A. H. Rutter
Catawissa
Saucon
Logan
Pine Forest
Tamaqua
Ephrata
East
Langhorne
Mapie Wil
N. H
Chatham
Horatio Hall
North Star
Rast
Enterprise
Transatlantic steamships boast long record of safety and service
The Landsman notes Cunard’s 60 years without a passenger loss and Merchants and Miners' 48 years of coast service. It reports harbor dredging by Breymann Bros and repairs to the General Ayres, the towing and berthing of the seven masted Thomas W Lawson, and several arrivals including the British steamer Rustington and the Fortuna.
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Cunard Steamship Company
Atlantic Ocean
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Battery
Constitution
Baltimore
Norfolk
Fleet Steel
Thomas W. Lawson
President Roads
Herald
Boston Towboat Company
Long Island
Suffolk
A. W. Chesterton
William H. Gallison
Peter W. French
Florence
Metropolitan Coal Company
Congress Street Bridge
Long Wharf
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Rustington
Cardenas
Matanzas
Cora F. Cressy
Wells
Mystic Pier
Four masted schooner Clara Goodwin grounded near Chatham shoal
The Clara Goodwin a four masted schooner from Philadelphia to Portland with coal grounded near the lightship at Pollock Rip Blue teda. Lifesavers from Monomoy Point answered signals but rising flood tide enabled the crew to free her and she proceeded north apparently uninjured.
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Chatham
Clara Goodwin
Philadelphia
Portland
Monomoy Point
Bloomer
Teresina Sails Into Gloucester After 685 Ton Salt Load
The Italian bark Teresina under Captain I Jaccarino arrived in Gloucester from Augusta Sicily after 79 days at sea. A west-southwest gale on April 21 lasted 20 hours with mountainous seas washing away bulwarks and deck cargo, yet the vessel survived the ordeal.
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Gloucester
Teresina
I. Jaccarino
Augusta
Sicily
Gibraltar
Big Schooner Building in Shipyard in the Woods
Vinalhaven will witness the launch of a 142 foot three masted schooner named the Margaret M. Ford. Built at Pleasant River by Captain A M Webster, the stone carrying craft is anchored near a granite quarry in a woods yard. James Webster to command. owner Austin Ford’s daughter namesake.
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Rockland
Vinalhaven
Pleasant River
A. M. Webster
Margaret M. Ford
Austin Ford
Joseph Ford
Boston
Ford
James Webster
Captain Webster
Five Masted Schooner Baker Palmer Reaches Port
The five masted schooner Baker Palmer loaded with coal arrived in Portland after losing both anchors in a recent blow. The vessel faced a serious predicament until the tug Portland assisted and brought her to dock.
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Portland
Baker Palmer
Carpathia Ready to Sail for Boston
Captain Dutton reports the Cunard liner Carpathia has arrived from the builders yard and is preparing for her initial voyage from Liverpool to Boston after the Umbria’s arrival from Liverpool.
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Carpathia
Boston
New York
Dutton
Umbria
Liverpool
Cunard Line
French Inventor Proposes High Speed Screwless Boat
A French engineer unveils the Fantasie a boat без screw or rudder claimed to skim on the surface like a swallow or dive underwater with unmatched speed. The inventor says trials will be conducted in an American port for the U S government and asserts the design eliminates cavitation limits of external propulsion. The details are not disclosed though he argues a screwless craft can exceed fastest conventional boats.
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United States
Washington
Prototype of Modern Fin Keel Racing Yachts Found in Egyptian Model
Scientific American notes a 4000 year old Egyptian tomb model as the origin of the modern fin keel. The toy-like pleasure craft shows a deep keel comparable to late 20th century cup yachts, suggesting an early rapid hull design influence across England and America.
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B. C
New York
Tlevald
Provincetown Schooner Rides Out Geor ges Gale
The schooner Manta from Provincetown rode out a week long easterly gale off Cultivator Shoal in 17 fathoms. Captain Caton reports severe strain, with the cable hooked on the bowsprit and six planks needing replacement and recaulked after the voyage.
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Provincetown
Philomena Manta
Caton
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Shipping News
Massachusetts
Congress — Street
A. W. Ferreira
August Johnson
Chelsea
Brewster
Captain Johnson
R. S&s. Whitney
State Street
Melvin O. Adams
B. P. Cheney
Julia Arthur
Calf Island
Broker Whitney
Chatham Shoal
BIG Schooner
Woods
New York Herald
Reliance
England
America
Valkyrie
Dorchester Bay
Captain Hamilton
Dorchester
Georges
Slueppe
Germany
Tee
Asiva
Ozomulsign Food CO
Pine Street
New England
U. S
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