Voice Change Rumor Sparks Tonal Cure Claim
London authority Lady Violet Greville spurs sensational claim that women’s voices have grown raspier and louder. The piece touts TO-NI-TA, Lorentz’s Mucous Membrane Bitters, as the cure for catarrh and many ailments, promising restored voice and overall health with no morphine or dangerous drugs.
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Londor
Violet Greville
England
America
Italy
Spain
United States
Lorentz
Insane Asylum of Hospital
Lorents
Lorents Medical Co
Platiton Brig
New York
Armenians and Turks clash at Cheluzan Mush district
Central News from Baku reports a serious fight between Armenians and Turkish troops at Cheluzan in Mush district. Turkish casualties amount to 136 killed and wounded, while Armenian forces lose their leader and many others.
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London
Central News
Baku
Caucasia
Cheluzan
Mush
Marshall Extends Lead in International Chess Masters Meet
Frank J. Marshall of Brooklyn now looks to co win or tie for first after beating Napier in a queen's pawn attack at the Hotel Rider in Cambridge Springs. Janowski defeated Mieses in a 39 move Ruy Lopez and closed the gap with Marshall. Lasker drew Showalter. Marco clings to fourth with a 62 move draw against Pillsbury. Showalter and Mieses trail. Barry defeated Delmar to move into the near last spot, while Hodges beat Lawrence and Fox outpaced Chigorin as Schlechter Teichmann drew.
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Cambridge Springs
Penn
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marshall
Janowski
Mieses
Ruy Lopez
Lasker
Showalter
Marco
Pillsbury
John F. Barry
Boston
Delmar
New York
Barry
Hodges
Lawrence
Fox
Ichigorin
Schlechter
Teichmann
Schiechter
Tschigosin
Election of Foresters Grand Officers in Lynn
May 19 report from Lynn details a busy Grand Court Foresters of America officer election with the Australian ballot. Edward B. O'Brien of Lynn won the grand chief ranger post unopposed. other offices went to Patrick J. Brown Springfield William J. Mountain Gardner James J. Gallagher Lowell Dennis F. Maguire Leominster William T. Shine Malden David M. Dwyer Dalton Joseph Arbara Boston James H. Kelley Boston John F. Andrews New Bedford William F. Duncan Orange Thomas A. Green Lowell Joseph S. Grise Chicopee William J. Karens Worcester. The day ended with a banquet led by O'Brien and remarks from Mayor Eastham, District Attorney Peters, and Supreme Chief Ranger John T. Hogan.
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Lynn
Grand Court Foresters of America
Edward B. O’brien
Patrick J. Brown
Springfield
William J. Mountain
Gardner
James J. Gallagher
Lowell
Dennis F. Maguire
Leominster
Woodward
William T. Shine
Malden
David M. Dwyer Dalton
Beadle
Joseph Arbara
Boston
James H. Kelley
John F. Andrews
New Bedford
William F. Duncan
Orange
Thomas A. Green
Joseph
New Schedule Proposed by Master Teamsters at New England House
The Master Teamsters Association drafted a carting proposal to be sent to commission merchants. If not accepted by 4 p.m. May 21, they will withdraw their teams. Provisions include delivery within market limits or to steam boat lines, two hours for disposal, and 65 cents per hour after expiry. New rates take effect next Monday. They say prior terms with Team Drivers Union raised annual costs by 12 percent.
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Master Teamsters’ Association
New England
Commission
Sligo Club Reunion and Ladies' Night
A merry gathering at Union Park Hall last evening celebrated the Sligo Club reunion and ladies night. Secretary M J Mulroy oversaw guest comfort as attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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SLIGO
Union Park Hall
Sligo Club
M. J. Mulroy
Exposition in St. Louis Attracts Enormous Crowds And Praise
Two weeks into the St. Louis Exposition, visitors admire perfect accommodations and vast exhibits. The Philippine exhibit draws daily crowds as natives mingle undisturbed. American Indians, over 61 tribes, also attract attention on the Pike. The Boston and Maine offers routes via Niagara Falls and Montreal with free descriptive booklets by mail.
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Boston & Maine
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Boston
Exposition Gate
New Wabash Station
Boston & Maine Passenger Department
Fire Destroys Lynn Theatre and Nearby Stock Losses
A major Lynn blaze gutted the Lynn Theatre after 4 pm trapping no one. One man escaped before flames overtook the stage as walls collapsed. Losses hit $9,000 on the building and $30,000 on theatrical stock plus $15,000 furnishings. a hotel crowd watched from the piazza as crews fought the fire and guard kept the site safe.
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Lynn
Pine
Sés
General Lander Building Company
Frankie Carpenter Company
EB. V. Phelan Stock Company
Eastern Amusement Company
Coburn
Summer Street
State Street
Boston & Maine Freight House
Post 5
General Lander Building Association
Boston Typographical Union elects officers
Boston Typographical Union 13 held its annual election yesterday to choose officers for the ensuing year. A very heavy vote was polled in the newspaper and book and job chapels with much interest in the outcome. David X. Coughlan elected president, George L. Young vice president, Frank Malagan treasurer, Henry Sterling secretary, George S. Betts ser...
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Boston Typographical Union 13
David X. Coughlan
George L. Young
Frank M.lanagan
Henry Sterling
George S. Betts
Dunshee & Hill
Boston Typographical Union
A Sure Cure for Constipation Promoted by Iron-Ox Tablets
An old advertisement argues that constipation stems from clogged bowels and toxins. It claims strong purgatives harm digestion, while Iron-Ox Tablets restore natural function by nourishing the stomach liver and kidneys. The ad promises natural, lasting relief and offers fifty tablets for 25 cents from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co. Detroit Mich.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Etroit
Mich
Vote for Delegates Tight as Winners Remain In Doubt
Boston union endorsed James M. Lynch administration as president of the International Union by an overwhelming vote while the contest for delegates to the I T U convention remains very close and winners are still in doubt.
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Geant-At-Arms
Boston Union
James M. Lynch
International Union
Summer Homes Along the Boston and Albany Line
A new 40 page folder from Boston and Albany showcases summer homes along the railroad with artistic illustrations of Berkshire Hills scenery. It lists hotels and boarding houses from Pittsfield to Wellesley and sketches towns including Lenox Stockbridge North Adams Dalton Hinsdale Becket Templeton and Spencer with a page on stage and rail connections.
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Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Management
Berkshire Hills
Mne
Pittsfield
West Pckfield
Wellesley Ambog
State of Massachuse i
Woman Robbed on Garrison Street
A well dressed middle aged woman was robbed by a sneak thief on Garrison street between Huntington avenue and St Botolph street. She fled to the cenison Hall Hotel, where Charles Swift and Edmund Fogarty aided in pursuing the thief. The bag held about $1 in change a key and a handkerchief.
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Garrison Street
Huntington Avenue
St. Botolph Street
Cennison Hall Hotel
Charles Swift
Edmund Fogarty
Peace speakers at American Peace Society dinner
Hon Wayne MacVeagh of Philadelphia lamented ongoing Filipino killings and hostilities between Russia and Japan in Corea. He called the country God's country and urged peaceful settlement of disputes. South America was cited as a model for peaceful conflict resolution. He warned against war lobbyists and backed continued nonviolent approaches. Officers re-elected. two new board members named Rev James Wallace and Frederick D Cunningham. Banquet drew nearly 100 members.
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Corea
Wayne MacVeagh
Philadelphia
American Peace Society
South America
MacVeagh
Aker
Robert Treat Paine
James Wallace
McAlliston College of
Explosions Heard At Port Arthur, Chefoo Dispatch
A Daily News despatch from Chefoo reports six heavy explosions near Port Arthur early today. The blasts seemed to come from the inner harbor and were interpreted as Russians blowing up ships and docks.
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Port Arthur
Chicago
Ill
Daily News
Chefoo
Fawan
Japanese Said to Occupy Niuchwang
St Petersburg dispatch cites official advices that Japan has occupied Niuchwang, with confirmation from the Ma pin. The report notes the action as part of broader hostilities.
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Niuchwang
Paris
St. Petersburg
Mafin
G and R Fund Subscriptions Reach Twenty-One Thousand
Chairman Edward H Haskell states the G and R fund has 21 085 of a 50 000 goal raised with numerous gifts. The list includes Tower Gidings Co Worts Co Hotel Haymarket Waits Brothers and others contributing sums from 5 to 250. Previous acknowledgments total 11 105 and other names appear in the campaign ledger.
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Edward H.haskell
Committee On Finance
Thew. Fund
Grand Army of_the Republic
Guaranty Fund
Tower
Gidings & Co
Worts & Co
Hotel Haymarket
Waits Brothers
Eastern Drug Company
John H. Pra & Sons
New England
Dressed Meat& Wool Company
Heite Company
Willard N. Chamberlain
H. Huguley
Ac Ee & Prin
om Gilman _ Bros
Ns & Charlies Jenkins
Carter
Eres St. Fai Ph Ata Land
Drug Company
Nonotuck Si Kk
Burnett
Potter
Griffit Stillings
J. J. Arakelyan
Seworth
Ouston
James H. Robertes
Official Report From Second Japanese Army Landing
The official report from Tokyo dated May 18 details the landing of the Second Japanese Army beginning May 6 under navy cover. It reports enemy numbers around Pulandien and Pitsewo, small detachments destroying rail and telegraph lines, and our forces taking positions, with 146 total casualties and a Red Cross train sent forward on May 13.
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Pulandien
Pitsewo
Sanchilipu
Chichaseton
Red Cross
First battle in the air may occur at Port Arthur
May 18 report from St Petersburg notes Russia stocks ammunition at Port Arthur but seeks balloons for reconnaissance. General Stoesel pushes for balloon observation to aid targeting from Haglé's Nest. A captured balloon kit bound for Manchuria could be used by Japan if deployed.
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Port Arthur
St, Petersburg
Stoessel
Manchuria
Port ‘Arthur
Vicksburg Surgeon Analyzes Variag Korietz Wounds
Washington May 18 report by Dr P D Wilson of the USS Vicksburg details blunt shell injuries from 8 to 10 inch rounds on the Variag and Korietz crews. Most wounds were to the lower limbs as large shell fragments caused fatal damage. Operations were not performed. wounded were sent to foreign ships. Over 100 men were disabled in a 25 minute engagement at 3000 to 7000 yards, highlighting the need for more medical attendants at sea.
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Medical Department
United States Navy
Variag
Korietz
P. D. Wilson
Vicksburg
Rixey
Marshall
Sian
U.S. S. Zafiro
Dorchester Tots Found Deserted in Old Barn
Two young siblings Rosanna Chapman seven and Russell E six were found Tuesday night in a Dorchester barn at 50 Washington Street. Patrolman Thorne recovered them. they are in SPCC custody with William Critcherson. Court hearing set for next week. father to be contacted. Officials praise their manners and upbringing.
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Rosanna Chapman
Russell E
Washington Street
Grove Hall
Thorne
Station 9
William Critcherson
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Chardon Street
Rosanna
Russell
Miss Berry
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