Free trial beauty remedy promises flawless complexions
An advertisement claims a celebrated beauty remedy will clear pimples, freckles, moth patches, blackheads, and skin flaws without oils or chemicals. It cites testimonials from Helen H. Ralston of Newport Kentucky and Rebault of Cincinnati Ohio, offering a free mailed trial to interested ladies who send name and address.
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Helen H. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Mme. Bault
Verce
Shere
Reibault
Elsa
Boers Quit Rhenoster In Night Retreat Report
Spatch from Pietermaritzburg notes Kruger appears worn yet vows to stand on his stoop if English forces arrive. Pretoria reports show Mrs Reitz and official families have fled to Lorenzo Marques as Johannesburg and Pretoria clear non combatants. Boer chiefs, facing potential defense of cities, rush to prepare and bolster resistance.
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Spatch
Pietermaritzburg
Pretoria
Kruger
Reitz
Transvaal
Lorenzo Marques
Johannesburg
Pretorila
British advance near Heilbron with Boer force in retreat
From London and Honing Spruit dated May 22 Lord Roberts reports Ian Hamilton reaching Heilbron after engagements with a Boer force under Dewet, Broadwood capturing fifteen wagons and seventy five casualties. A second dispatch notes General French crossing the Rhine and Boer resistance expected ahead with fifteen guns and fifteen prisoners taken.
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London
Efffcs
Lord Roberts
Boer Envoys Map Route to U.S. Cities on Tour
May 2 report says Boer envoys will visit ten or twelve major U.S. cities to seek sympathy for the Boer cause without entering American politics. Chicago and Cincinnati are among stops, with San Francisco possible, tour to finish in two months before returning to Europe. Congressman Sulser says a Boston visit will occur next week before heading west.
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Washington
Chicago
Fischer
United States
Eadd
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Eupe
Sulser
Boston
Mafeking Relief Report Brims With Jubilation and Meeting
May 23 London dispatch describes Mafeking relief celebrations as cheers ripple through garrisons. Capt Singleton and Commandant Eloff meet Boer officers, then Baden-Powell and the commander in a dramatic exchange. Boers dine at headquarters and prisoners are lodged. townsfolk sing God Save the Queen through the night as Johannesburg prisoners adjust to captivity.
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London
Mafeking
Queen
Singleton
Fore
Comandant Eloff
Baden Powell
Wbloff
Captain Singleton
Enonan
Badden-Powell
Charles Bentinck
Staat
Oer
Masonite
Douglas Sets Records in Metropolitan Golf Championship
New York May 23 Harry Hollins Jr., touted schoolboy golfer, was absent from the field in the second annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship. Findlay Douglas led the day with new records of 8 and 162 for 18 and 86 holes respectively, Travis his closest rival.
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New York
Harry Hollins, Jr
Metropolitan Golf Association
Findlay Douglas
Travis
Newton golf links hosts women handicap event on May 23
At Newton Club, a women s handicap tournament ended with A Rogers winning net 150. Mrs A Bobb also performed well. Braeburn Club in West Newton hosted a mixed foursome won by Mrs BE. Cc eecHer and H L Ayer 121 0 121 with other pairs scoring 131 124 and 131 0 131.
Corey Sees High Seeded Win Likely in Open Match
Weather clears as Harriman Watson and Hamilton lead strokes with superb greens. Charles B. Corey, Boston’s lone entrant, stays relaxed and qualified high, poised to win his first match tomorrow amid a strong gallery.
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Harriman
Watson
Hamilton
Charles B. Corey
Boston
Miss Porter Team Qualifies In Oakley Mixed Foursome
Miss Porter and A S Porter lead Oakley Country Club mixed foursome qualifying with a net score of 8. The best score was posted by Miss Mackay and Gannett. Remaining qualifiers include pairs such as Miss Harding and Ming S EK Russell and Ralph Cracknel Maas Howland and J B No ens Sok cla kann Miss Ouiaen and C P Johnson and Miss Mackay with T B Gannett
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Miss Porter
A. S. Porter
Oakley seUntry Club
Miss Mackay
Gannett
H Gross
Pickus Peabody
Charlotte
Harding Ding
Ming S. EK
Russell
Ralph Cracknel
Maas Howland
J. B
Miss Ouiaen
C. P. Johnson
Mackay
T. B. Gannett
Paris Chess Tourney Draws Replayed In Local Club
In Paris May 2, three drawn games from rounds two three and four of the international masters tournament at the local chess club were replayed in order Schlechter vs Showalter drawn last Friday Mason vs Mortimer drawn Monday and Rosen vs Maroczy drawn yesterday Schiechter beat Showalter Mason defeated Mortimer and Maroczy defeated Rosen to end the sessions.
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Paris
Schlechter
Showalter
Mason
Mortimer
Rosen
Maroczy
Schiechter
Met golf qualifiers list and morning matches set
The morning matches will feature Douglas versus Hamilton and Watson against Travis. Four players tied for the last two Met golf championship spots will play off in the morning. Scorers show Douglas and others with scores around 60s and 80s, listing players such as Travis Garden City Norris Seeley Tyng Graham Watson Baker Tappin and many others from Meadow Brook North Jersey St. Andrews Montclair and Garden City.
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Watson
Travis
Seeeed Evereee
Baker, Garten City
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West Boo
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Ardsley
Boston
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Princeton
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Mmett
Garden City
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Uydam
Lakewood
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Atarsau
Iowa
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Kennedy
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Freeman Va
Highstop
Bird
Cochrane
Wut
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Singer
Harvard Lacrosse to Meet Six Nations at Soldiers Field
Harvard lacrosse faces the Six Nations Indian team at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 o clock in a likely first of its kind in the area. The Indians have been competitive and Harvard recently defeated Cornell, promising an exciting match for spectators.
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Harvard
Six Nations
Soldiers Field
Cornell
Riverside Pleasure Club May Party At Union Park Hall
The annual May party and dance of the Riverside Pleasure Club was held last evening at Union Park Hall with a large gathered crowd of young men and women. The grand march was led by Chief Marshal Morris A. Smith, and Miss Fanny Harris, President Nathan Sidlofsky, and Miss Etta Sidlofsky. The floor was supervised by Gilbert Greenberg and Barney Kaiser.
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Riverside Pleasure Club
Union Park Hall
Marshalorris A. Smith
Iss Fanny Harris
Nathan Sidlofsky
Etta Sidlofsky
Gilbert Greenberg
Barney Kaiser
On a Wild Horse Ethel Forbes Injured in Runaway
Back Bay society figure Ethel Forbes a noted horsewoman was thrown from a blooded horse on West Newton Street. She suffered serious injuries but was reported resting comfortably at home last night with wounds not deemed dangerous.
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Ethel Forbes
Boston
West Newton Street
Miss Forbes
West Oo Street
Forbes
Child killed by horse at South End yard
Freddie Torpey eight year old son of George Torpey of 112 East Canton street died after being thrown from a horse at the South End city yard around 6 30 last night. He was rushed to City Hospital but died within an hour. Medical examiner later examined the body and it was sent to the North Grove street morgue.
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Freddie Torpey
George Torpey
East Canton Street
South End City Yard
Aper
North Grove Street
Old vault closed up in Melrose after desecration
The Upham family vault, used by children as a play area with exposed skeletal remains, was inspected by Melrose Board of Health. The undertaker was ordered to repatriate scattered bones to the cemetery and seal the vault to stop further intrusions.
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Melrose
Upham
Board of Health
Fight Over Furniture Bill Ends in Arrests
Thomas C Emery of 18 Ruggles street John Frazier of 1 Webb park and Michael McCloud of 167 Shawmut avenue were arrested for assault and battery late yesterday. Thomas F Bradford of 550 East Eighth street South Boston and Bradford were arrested for assault and battery on Frazier and Moond. The fight stemmed from a furniture bill dispute an axe was used and Bradford suffered head wounds treated by Dr. Smith at Station 12.
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Thomas C. Emery
Ruggles Street
John Frazier
Webb Park
Michael McCloud
Shawmut Avenue
East Eighth Street
South Boston
Bradford
Frazier
Moond
Dr. Smith
Humbert Receives Draper Bomb Awaiting News
May 23. King Humbert met with United States Ambassador General William Perr during a late afternoon audience. The interview's significance was not disclosed and details remained unavailable.
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King Humbert
United States
General William
Menhury K of C Plans May Picnic At Apollo Gardens
A meeting at Jeney Hall Tre mont street finalized details for the annual picnic and field day to be held May 30 at Apollo Gardens. A relay race pits English High School against St Josephs A C and a running high jump contest is planned. Events include six open contests with prizes of gold watches for firsts and French opera glasses for seconds. Entries close May 25 with Daniel Byrne Roxbury.
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K. of C
Jeney Hall
Tremont Street
Apollo Gardens
St. Joseph’s A
Reid
Shirley Ellis
Harvard A. A
Connolly
E. B. A. C. Thre
Daniel J.byrne
Arcola Street
Roxbury
Wrenn and Codman Win Tight Final at Longwood Tournament
Wrenn and Codman defeated Whittemore and Woods in a closely contested championship match at the Longwood Cricket and Tennis Club yesterday. The opponents, handicapped by thirty, played high order tennis and won the second set 6-4 before the victors clinched 10-8. The lawns were in excellent condition.
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Wrenn
Codman
Whittemore
Woods
Longwood Cricket and Tennis Club
Allston Club Defeats Fall River in Team Match
Representatives of the Allston Club played Fall River yesterday afternoon on the links and won by 14 up. It was Allston's fourth team match of the season, with three victories recorded.
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Allston
Fall River Ub
Bank cashiers Mussey and Farrar sentenced after guilty pleas
Rutland Vermont May 23 Charles W Mussey cashier of Merchants National Bank Rutland pleaded guilty to embezzlement and misappropriation and was sentenced to seven years in the Vermont House of Correction. John C Farrar former cashier of Waterbury National Bank pleaded guilty to abstracting 30000 and received six years. Both will begin serving tomorrow with possible reductions for good behavior. McClure case continued to October term. Other items note debaters and outcomes of an East Boston event.
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Rutland
Charles W. Mussey
Hoyt H. Wheeler
United States District Court
Merchants’ National Bank of Rutland
Vermont House of Correction
John C. Farrar
Waterbury National Bank
House of Correction
Marvin A. McClure
Massey
East Boston Y M C A Congress Debate Result
In East Boston the local Y M C A Congress debaters earned the counsel over the Boston Co Congress reps. The Lyceum Hall debate featured three chosen men on each side and centered on the resolution that Porto should be included within the customs.
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Boston
Y. M. C. A. Congress
Boston Co. Congress
Lyceum Hall
Portoco
Old Transcript Man Danforth Dies at Chelsea Office
Henry R. Danforth, 72, longtime Boston Transcript employee for 57 years, died of heart failure at the Transcript office at 4 40 yesterday afternoon. He lived at Bloomingdale street Chelsea. Born in Taunton he came to
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Henry R. Danforth
Boston Transcript
Transcript
J. Danforth
Bloomingdale Street
Chelsea
Taunton
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Safe Relief Without Surgery
A cure claiming to fix all forms of piles without pain or operation. Suppositories claim instant relief and healing of congested membranes, with no opiates, widely sold for 50 cents per package by druggists. Urges prompt treatment to avoid chronic rectal diseases like fistula or ulcers.
Sharkey to fight Jeffries again for heavyweight title
New York May 23 Tom Sharkey has decided to challenge James J Jeffries for the world heavyweight title. He informed manager William A Brady of the plan and the bout may take place at Coney Island in August.
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New York
Tom Sharke
James J. Jeffries
Sharkey
William A. Brady
Jeffries
Coney Island
Revere Cycle Ladies Night at Parker Hall Beachmont
Berkeley Cycle Club of Revers held an informal ladies night at Parker Hall Beachmont last evening attended by about 200 members and friends. Dancing ran from 8 30 to midnight with songs between dances. President Walsh presented Henry Allen director of the minstrel show with a gold mounted baton and Frank Wells pianist with a gold watch charm.
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Revere
Berkeley Cycle Club of
Revers
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Walsh
Henry Allen
Frank Wells
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