Cure for Bright's disease touted by Rev W J Jones
Rev W J Jones of Houston testifies his illness from Bright's disease improved after Warner's Safe Cure. He credits the medicine with curing him and urges others with kidney trouble to use it, citing persistent symptoms and a booklet offer from Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester New York.
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Bright
Warner
W. J. Jones
Houston
Texas
D. D
Jackson Street
Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Koch Lung Cure
Koch
Boston
United States
Koch Lung
Boylston Street
Pardoning of Charles H. Cole Now Lying with Roosevelt
The case rests with President Roosevelt as Boyd B. Jones informs Attorney General Knox and no protest has appeared. Cole's friends anticipate a pardon soon as Charles Cole Jr. and former bondsman Benjamin Wells work in Washington to persuade the president.
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Charles H. Cole
Roosevelt
United States District
Boyd B. Jones
Knox
Washington
Cole
Charles Cole, Jr
Benjamin Wells
Cole Hoping for Day of Release
Greenfield May 19 Wan and worn Charles H Cole waits in the Greenfield jail for freedom. He knows little of what is done for his pardon and says he hopes it is on the way. He sits by the workers and prays for release as he endures long waiting.
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Greenfield
Charles H. Cole
Mr. Cole
Post
Jimmy Collins Kept Away Event Delays At Bethel Church
Several hundred East Baston residents braved a storm to see Captain Jimmy Collins and his world beaters at Bethel church for a Carty class entertainment. After waiting over an hour and postponing the opening number, the hosts assumed the entertainers were delayed and proceeded with the programme.
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East Baston
Bethel Church
Jimmy Collins
Carty
Big Athletic Meet for Working Boys Festival
A large athletic carnival under the Working Boys Home will take place at Apollo Gardens Roxbury on June 18 alongside the institution's annual festival. Rev Father J T Landrigan former Boston College star leads the event with help from Harvard track alumni and other college athletes. Sanctioned by the New England Amateur Athletic Union, details will be released soon as Apollo Gardens tracks are prepared for fast performances.
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Working Boys’ Home
Apollo Gardens
Roxbury
J. T. Landrigan
Boston College
Father Downey
Harvard
New England Amateur Athletic Union
Japs Lose Battleship and Cruiser in Fog Collision
Vice-Admiral Togo reports the cruisers Kasuga and Yoshino collided off Port Arthur on May 16 in a fog. Yoshino sank with only 90 saved. Earlier May 15 Hatsuse struck a mine and sank after signaling for help. 300 crew were saved by torpedo boats.
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Tokio
Togo
Dewa
Kasuga
Yoshino
Port Arthur
Hatsuse
Japanese Fleet Repels Russian Torpedo Boats After Hatsuse Sinking
Advices from Tokyo confirm the sinking of the cruiser Yoshino and the battleship Hatsuse. A Russian flotilla of 16 torpedo boats and destroyers appeared after Hatsuse was struck by mines but was repulsed by Japanese cruisers, saving 300 Hatsuse crew led by Admiral Mashiba and Captain Nakao.
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Washington
Tokyo
Yoshino
Mashiba
Nakao
Japs Report Capture of Guns Rifles and Ammunition May Day
Tokyo May 19 General Kuroki details Kinliencheng battle losses and Japanese gains including 21 quick firing guns 19 ammunition wagons 1417 shells eight machine guns 37000 shells for these guns 1021 rifles 360000 rounds of ammunition 68 horses 10 wagons and 1244 coats and 641 tents Also 357 shells for mountain guns 188000 rounds rifle ammunition 1720 coats 40000 loaves of bread and tools and telegraph stores.
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Tokio
Kuroki
Kinliencheng
Fengwangcheng
Mines Adrift Endanger Japanese Fleet Off Port Arthur
A Chefoo despatch notes Japanese cruiser Kasagi stopped the Fawan for inspection as two Russian destroyers flee Port Arthur. Russians allegedly using Chinese junks to lay mines, with many improperly anchored and adrift all along the gulf, prompting the Japanese fleet to withdraw and suspend navigation. The Fawan reports eight mines and one junk recovered.
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Chicago
Ill
Daily News
Chefoo
Dainy
Fawan
Kasagi
Port Arthur
Peninsular
Gulf
British sloop Esplegle sails to Niuchwang for protection
The British sloop of war Esplegle began a voyage from Weihaiwei on May 20 to Niuchwang to safeguard British interests amid tensions in the region.
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Niuchwang
Weihaiwei
Port Arthur Bombardment Point Described at Liautashan Promontory
The Liautashan promontory is noted as a favorable vantage from which Japanese armored ships shelled Port Arthur, highlighting its strategic coastal position during the bombardment.
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Liautashan Promontory
Port Arthur
Russians Claim Mines Off Port Arthur Threaten Japanese Fleet
May 19 report from St. Petersburg notes no confirmation of Japanese battleship losses Shikishima and Fuji. Officials discuss Petropavlovsk defeat and Japanese fleet activity near Port Arthur, with Russians reportedly placing floating mines after engagements.
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ST. Petersburg
Admiralty
Fuji
General Staff
Shikishima
Petropavlovsk
Liaoyang
Port Arthur
Russians Praise Japanese Bullets After Yalu Fighting
Russian army surgeons praise Japanese bullets for causing small clear wounds with good stopping power. Captain Vorobieff was struck by 20 bullets at the Yalu River but survived and is expected to recover. Several gunners from the Third Battery are convalescing though their intestines were pierced.
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Liaoyang
Vorobieff
Yalu River
New Yorker Seeks Somerville Missing Library Books
Chief Parkhurst of Somerville received a request from a major New York second hand book dealer to provide a list of titles missing from the Somerville Public Library. McKay known as Barnard remains in East Cambridge jail under $1500 bond, refusing to discuss the charge.
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Parkhurst
Somerville
New York
Somerville Public Library
McKay
Barnard
East Cambridge
Brilliant Scene At De Sales Reunion In Roxbury
The seventh annual St Francis de Sales parish reunion drew 2500 past and present members to Mechanics Building. 5200 tickets sold, Paul Revere Hall hosted dancing and Talbot Hall whist. Prizes awarded by Rev P J Daly included a world’s fair trip and gold watches for women, diamond and emerald rings for girls, and silver watches for two children. Notables in attendance included Alderman F J O'Toole and Rep J M Lane, with a large marshal and aide corps directing the event.
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St. Francis de Sales
Roxbury
Paul Revere
Talbot Hall
P. J. Daly
John Churchward
Mary McGeever
Julia Momverquette
Delia Roland
Ma Burke
Agnes McFarland
Agnes Foley
Annie Casey
Frank
J. O’toole
James M. Lane
Thomas EB. Raftery
Joseph J. Norton
B. F. Lally
J. J. Kennedy
J. H. Doyle
William M. Flynn
T. J. Dillon
Frank J. O’toole
Dr. Dillon
O'Daicey
Michael Donnelly
Thomas Manning
Joseph Raffaelli
Patrick Roach
John Barrett
Charles Dolan
James Milmore
John McElroy
John McNulty
John Mc
Fell 70 Feet Live After Desperate Roof Escape
Paul Rochelleau fell 70 feet from a roof at 126 Shawmut avenue during a crack game raid in Boston. He survived with multiple fractures and internal injuries, though doctors initially feared death. Born in Sherbrooke Canada, 42, he lives with his wife at Dorchester avenue and Dresser street.
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City Hospital
Paul Rochelleau
Rochelleau
Shawmut Avenue
Division 5
Sherbrooke
Canada
Dresser Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
American Board boat to be renamed Morning Star
The American Board of Foreign Missions new Micronesian vessel will be renamed Morning Star if officials approve. It will be at Commercial Wharf for inspection from Thursday through Saturday May 26 to 28 inclusive.
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American Board of Foreign Missions
Micronesian Islands
Sunbeam
Morning Star
Neighborhood Medical Club Meeting at Copley Square Hotel
The Neighborhood Medical Club held its annual meeting at the Copley Square Hotel with more than 60 members in attendance. Dinner speeches followed the formal sessions.
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Neighborhood Medical Club
Copley SQ. Hotel
Copley Square Hotel
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Voreiberg’s
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Tierney
Lonsdale
NEW Yorker
The
London Graphic
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Lake Baikal
DE Sales Reunion
Mary Connor
Della Hart
Sarah Ryan
May Hurley
Hannah Ryan
Kate Keohane
Es McFarland
Constance Walsh
May Harkins
Lizzie Hagan
Julia Connor
Anna Keohane
Nellie Lucas
Emma Dugan
May Burke
Margaret
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Wellville
Dillev. Pho
Conlin
D.m.owens
PJ. Daly
Ey Conlin
Fj.o Toole Enero
DB Sales Church
Mechanics’ Hall
Landis
Madge Richardson
Elizabeth Lavey
Annie O'Sullivan
T. E. Raftery
Agnes Day
John J. Clark
James Timilty
Miss May Welch
Delia Welch
Hay
Soar
Har
Ham Bai
Ig k.—Mas. Co.zonove
Smithport
Harding Soap
Philo Hay Co
Lafayette St
Newark
N. J
American Board
Dr. Felt
Dr. Felt Chemical Co
Summer St
Davis Optical CO
Park Square
Opticians
Park SQ
Calvin
United States Hotel
George W. Calvin
Mase
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