Deafness Cured for Gardiner Woman by Boston Doctor
Mrs. F L McGowan of South Gardiner Maine, long deaf in the right ear, receives a free treatment from Dr. Wilson at 18 Boylston street Boston. After a half hour, her ear regains hearing enabling her to hear loud conversation, amid reports of X-ray exhibits and free Tuesday evening lectures by the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. McGowan
South Gar-diner
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Wilson
Owever
Association
Boylston Street
Plan of Gen Otis Coordinates Southern Army Actions
Washington reports continued rebel demonstrations south of Manila provoke no fear among War Department officials. Otis aims to keep the southern force separate, defend, and starve it into submission as Lawton’s Laguna de Bay expedition secures water works and blocks northern rebels. The brigades of Ovenshine and Hall total about 4000 men, with Ninth and Twelfth Infantry arriving in Manila. Malate and San Pedro Macata serve as key outposts guarding the water works.
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Washington
Manila
War Department
Ovenshine
Hlall
Andourteenth
Idaho
California
Dyer
Hawthorne
Hall
Seventeenth
Wyoming
Lawton
Laguna de Bay
MacArthur
Otis
Aguinaldo
Malate
San Pedro Macata
McPartland Knocks Out Bennett in Eleventh at Broadway Club
New York May 25.10 McPartland of this city knocked out Jack Bennett of McKeesport Penn in the eleventh round of a bout set for twenty five rounds. The weigh in at 182 pounds, betting 2 to 1 favored McPartland. Early rounds featured exchanges with McPartland scoring a sharp left on Bennett’s eye and a bloodied cut. In the third Bennett sidestepped a rush as McPartland floor, then Bennett landed a right on the chin. Fourth round saw McPartland target the body, Bennett seeking the head. Fifth round ended with Bennett knocked down after a left upper cut near the heart as he left himself open. Bennett’s seconds carried him to his corner and he was unable to leave the ring for five minutes. Preliminary bouts followed with Danny McBride defeating Andy Cuneo in the third round, while Sid Thomas was disqualified for rule violations, giving Needham the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McPartland
Jack Bennett
McKeesport
Penn
Broadway Athletic Club
McPatland
Bennett
Danny McBride
Andy Cuneo
Columbia Well Advanced in Bristol Preparations
Rels Mays reports progress on the Columbia with an expected launch within a month. Bronze plates will be fitted, decks started next, and Oregon pine planking planned. spars delay from Boston. The new boat will draw about twenty feet with 3392 feet more than the old Defender.
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Bristol
Columbia
Boston
Balance and debt dispute quoted in Philadelphia North American
The Philadelphia North American records a exchange where Crags questions Simpets about balance and debt. Butts replies that lacking balance means no draw on it for owing him. The brief dialogue centers on financial tension and implied obligations.
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Simpets
Butts
Philadelphia
MacArthur advances to San Fernando amid insurgent evacuation
Major-General MacArthur's division moved into San Fernando today finding the town evacuated by insurgents who left a small detachment to cover their retreat by train. Lawton remains quartered at Balinac. Insurgents south of Afani attacked Brigadier-General Ovenshine's line last night, failed to break through, and opened heavy musketry on the Fourth Infantry.
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Manila
MacArthur
San Fernando
Lawton
Balinac
Afani
Ovenshine
Maiali
Idaro
California
San Pedro Magali
Antonio Luna
Santo Tomes
Ines
Santo Fomas
War Department reports San Tomas casualties and captures
The War Department lists casualties at San Tomas including one officer and four enlisted men killed and twenty-two enlisted men wounded, with some officers among the wounded. It also notes large captures of rice 159,000 bushels and 200 tons of sugar at Balnag and substantial subsistence values, plus insurgents burning San Tomas and San Fernando.
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Washington
War Department
Marian
San Tomas
Tageart
Kansas
Funsion
Lawton
Balnag
Malolos
San Fernando
Boxing Gossip Sparks Lightweight Title Fight Talk
The Erne McFadden bout at Lenox A C fans hope to settle the lightweight crown with Le Vigne still widely recognized as champion. Other notes cover Carl Garrard seeking new challengers after war service, Billy Woods organizing a Butte athletic club, and local Boston bouts featuring Paddy Fenton and John Bell against Wyse rivals.
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Frank Erne
George McFadden
Lenox A. C
LeVigne
Erne
McFadden
Jesuh
Meladden
Lavigne
Colorado Athletic Club
Greenwood Athletic Club
Marty McCue
New York
Joe Cain
Brooklyn
Tommy White
West
McCue
Mame
Rank Garrard
Garrard
Billy Woods
Boston
Butte
Mon
Athleticc Club
Woods
Woscds
Stanley Byers
W. A. Pierce
Baxter
Murray
J. Ff
Chicago
Paddy Fenton
St. John
New England
Fenton
Dan S
Dttlejohn
John Bell
Jimmy Ryan
Wast
Honest Labor and Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises
A vintage ad style piece extols honest toil and robust blood, praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as America’s medicine. It recounts testimonials about leg sores, cripples, old age recovery, and dyspepsia, naming individuals from Conn, Ind, Mass, and N Y and locations to bolster the claim.
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Hood
Louisa Mason
Court Street
Lowell
Mass
Century Riders Confer Open Meeting of Asseniive Club
The first open gathering of the Century Road Club members was held last evening at the Metropolitan Wheelmen’s house to discuss organization matters and set future steps for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asseniive Getts Division
Century Road Clile
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Stare Cen
Businesslike Uncle Prefers Postum Food Coffee Affects Health
A Baltimore reader describes an uncle troubled with dyspepsia who prefers Postum Food Coffee over real coffee. After trying the Postum, he reports no after-sensation and praises the beverage as a healthful stimulant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unelo
Postum
Jno. Legg, Jr
Bolton St
Baltimore
Century Riders Gather for Open Ride Ahead of May 14
Large turnout of riders attends meeting with calls to pressure the national road records committee. Secretary Pease urged to press President Maze and Chairman Mace to address the Boston century event. Plans for open century May 14 discussed with book checks at Arlington and several city locations. About twenty riders from Haverhill Lowell Chelsea Waltham Norwood and Brookton expected to join Boston riders for a record crowd.
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Turion Harry W. Knights
National
C. St. Cy
Arlington
City Hall Square
Lynn
Wenham
Rowley
Watt Taveern
Newburyport
Haverhill
Lowell
Chelsea
Waltham
Norewood
Sroackton
Boston
Douglas Falls to Dwyght in Crescent Club Semi Final
Amos J. Dwyght of the New Haven Golf Club defeated amateur champion Finlay S. Douglas 2 up in the Crescent Athletic Club tournament semi finals after two 18 hole rounds. Douglas won his morning match 2 up over Compton while Chadwick beat Clark 8 up and 2 to go. The afternoon saw Dwyght conquer Brandreth after 19 holes and move on to the final.
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New York
Finlay S. Douglas
Crescent Athletic Club
Amos J. Dwyght
New Haven Golf Club
Douglas
Compton
Worcester
Chadwick
Powelton
Clark
Dyker Alvadon
Dwyeght
Brandreth
Poughkeepsie
Dwyvght
A Moorehead
Pittsburg
Sowns
Ora
Dwyeht
Pitnhing
Dweraht
Davveht
Dwyerht
Corot painting "La Toilette" sets auction record in Paris
The painting titled La Toilette by noticed artist Corot sold at public auction for 387000 francs in Paris on May 3. The work shows a young nymph on a mossy rock by a pool with a maid placing pearls and a distant reader woman. The price is record high for a Corot at public sale. The piece was from the Duncan collection.
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Paris
Corotaia
Duncan Collec
Corot paintings sold at Desfosses palace auction in Paris
The Desfosses palace on Rue de Galilee held an auction of fifty paintings including Corots among ninety four works and three duets. Admirers in London and Paris noted the high price of Corot's Aut in Toilette at about 1306. Napoleon I era parvenu Victor Desfosses owned the collection with gallery in Paris near the Trocadero, showcasing a palace of art and crystal chandeliers.
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London
Paris
Hite Victor Des
Bondon
St. Clermain
Napoleon
M. Desfosses
Rue de Galilee
Trocadero
Seevern Ears
Jarce USA Louvre
Phan
Cryvstal
Shiminat
Notable French Collector Showcased in Auction Catalogue
A renowned French collector, praised for a toilet scene as a pinnacle work, built a gallery with pieces by de Lallemand, Raphael, and Lucien Simoly that fascinated Paris. He delighted in sharing his treasures with students and patrons, a hospitality later chronicled by Georges Lafenestre in the auction catalogue preface.
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France
de Ae ‘Lenner
Raffaelli
Lucien Simoly
Paris
Georges Lafenestre
Sail Asea Rule Sparks Yacht Racing Debate Across Clubs
Letters to the editor criticize a new Yacht Racing Association rule restricting sail area arguing it unfairly burdens heavier boats and favors lighter craft. The author notes Boston area clubs and upcoming races may defect to own rules, signaling a potential split in Massachusetts yacht racing circles.
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Opros
Camnca
Wiett
Ed Chisit
South Boston
Mosquio
Quincey Vashtlab
de Petale
Portamine
Macseachusetts
Sailboat class limits discussed by yacht officials
In an interview with the Vanting Authority All Aa Biss secretary Roo As of Massachusetts says cabin class sail and ballast limits will remedy themselves and satisfy all. He notes four unrestricted classes minimize objections. John Donahue buys Ruth from ex President Cleye Lund. Charles J. Ryder buys Myrtle. Lamont undergoes alterations. Cortona is being fitted. F Plant's Ingomar sails from Key West to join Boston festivities.
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All
Aa Biss
Roo
Massachi
John Donahue
South Boston Y
Cleyee Lund
Ruth
Charles J. Ryder
Myrtle
A. Shuman
Lamont
G. F. Wright
Cortona
F. Plant
Plant Steamship Company
South Boston U. S
New House
Ingomar
Boston
Key West
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Roxbury
GTS Gas
America
J. FL Manor
8Th St
Oswego, N. Y
Hood’s
Heddeb Peg
Arthur Chase
Pawson
Brosomers
Century
National Road Records Committee
Massachusetts
Amos T. Dwyght
Corot
Leobrfee Feedeedreterferee Feofente
Ranmou
Wd. Chase
Liquid Air Refrigeration and Power Co
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NEW J. Chase
Sudbury Bldg
Sudbury St
Canoe Notice
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Chicago Post
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Mendier
ASEA
Racing Associat
Mr. Bliss
Sloan
Kempton Park
Mr. O. Fraser
Emotion
Grodno
Tod Sloan
Hrawkwell
Sudbury
Yen
St. Celestia
Sears
J. Edward Wilson
Murphy
Kate
Timothy Murphy
Highland Street
All Saints’ Church
Centre Street
At & L
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Richard Wren
Catherine
Johan J. Wren
Siiver Street
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
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Lichthill Uo
Miseropolytan Manufacturing CO
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Jersey
American Wringer Co
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