Can’t Eat Can’t Sleep Promises Nervara Cure by Dr Greene
An advertising piece touts Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a cure for weak stomach sleeplessness and nerve fatigue. It features testimonial claims by John D. Smith, Esqa., praising renewed appetite and sleep and urging readers to seek the medicine from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Emerson
Dr. Greene
Nervara
John D. Smith, Esqa
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Lynn
Mass
Upper Swampscott
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Naval officers seek promotion to Naval Academy post
Aspiring candidates for the Annapolis appointment include Captain John W. Phillips and Admiral Walker. Captain A T Mahan is mentioned as a former candidate. President Cleveland delays action after Benedict presses for Phillips. Phillips, at Charlestown yard four months, previously commanded the cruiser New York.
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Chicago
Phillips
Benedict
Cleveland
Mr. Benedict
Gray Gabies
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Walker
Charlestown
New York
Reed Foxy in Ann Arbor Interview, Chicago Retraction
In Ann Arbor on October 24 ex-Speaker Reed is linked to a plan to position himself as a moderate tariff Republican presidential candidate. The Washtenaw Times editor Fred C. Brown says the Chicago retraction was coerced by local Republicans to maintain party unity.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Reed
Chicago
McKinley
Fred C. Brown
Washtenaw Evening Times
Republican
Brown
Mr. Reed
Washtenaw Times
Associated Press
Cleveland
Battle Story of Ping Yang Showdown
The World prints an eyewitness account of the Ping Yang battle on Sept. 25 with vivid scenes of destruction and carnage. Japanese troops storm the city after fierce combat as Chinese forces endure heavy losses yet display notable valor amid crumbling walls and a retreat in darkness.
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New York
Ping Yang
Tatong River
Old City
Corea
Red Cross
Japan
Europe
Li Hung Chang
China
Yeh
Tsao
Cho
Baho
Yang
Asia
Ostuma
Corean
Satsumi
No Tamman-y Grace Treaty Ends Compromise Talks
One Tammany Hall leader said negotiations aimed at a compromise with the Grace Democracy on congressional candidates were broken off this afternoon in New York.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Grace Democracy
Congress
Resources of Japan and China in War Effort
London Daily Graphic outlines vast mobilizations with China reported at 1,200,000 troops and Japan at 370,000,000 behind a war economy. It notes side figures like 7,000,000 and 250,000 in related counts.
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China
Japan
Burglaries Hit Three Brigh ton Washington Street Stores
Thieves broke into adjoining shops at 344 346 and 348 Washington street between 6 and 9 pm. Fiske and Marshall provision, B F Paine hardware, and C S Stetson fish stores were entered. only 50 cents was taken. Lieutenant Forrest Hall led police to investigate the audacious break.
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Brighton
Washington Street
Station 14
Fiske & Marshal
B. F. Paine
C.S. Stetson
Fiske & Marshall
Paine
Stetson
Forrest Hall
Boy Runs Away From Home In Brookline
Fifteen year old Charles Carleson, seeking shelter for the night in Brookline yesterday afternoon, was given lunch by two local boys who then took him to the police station. He said he ran away from South Quincy earlier and would be picked up by his parents, who planned to contact Quincy police for guidance.
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Charles Carleson
Brookline
Carleson
McCausland
South
Quincy
Leutenant
Lamp Blast Burns East Boston Assistant Engineer
Thomas B. Nugent assistant engineer of the steamer John Brooks was oiling machinery off Order Street East Boston when a lamp exploded. He suffered severe burns and cuts from broken glass and was taken to City Hospital. Nugent resides at 246 Chelsea Street East Boston.
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Thomas B. Nugent
John Brooks
Order Street
East Boston
City Hospital
Nugent
Chelsea Street
East
Boston
China War News From An American Merchant's View
Fong Nam of S. Y. Tank 32 Essex street recounts seeing differing Chinese and Japanese war reports. He notes apathy in rural China, steady commerce, and no famine fear, while describing Japan’s crisis and a looming food shortage if production halts. He predicts eventual Chinese victory.
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Fong Nam
S. Y. Tank
Essex Street
China
Nam
Japan
America
Breath and romance clash in the warning about bad breath
The piece argues that kissing can bring sublime ecstasy when partners are compatible but is ruined by bad breath caused by indigestion and other ailments leading to aversion and even divorce. It urges precaution to avoid bitter regret.
Delightful preparation aids digestion and breath
A promotional note for a preparation by M. Calm & Bro. of New York sold by all druggists for 25 cents. It claims to aid digestion assimilation regulate bowels and thus remove stomach odor improving breath and enhancing osculatory pleasure.
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M. Calm & Bro
N. Y
Chinese Forces Claim Victory Opposite Japanese Report
A fragment reports that Chinese troops have victory claims told in direct contrast to the Japanese account. The text contrasts two versions of success without detailing dates or locations.
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Ceived
Man in disguise foils Boston police sex test at Station 4
A man from Pictou, N. S. posing as Miss Logan bewilders Captain Warren and police, passing a woman search and eliciting questions on gender. After questioning reveals he is male, Reginald Culton is released, planning to continue cross dressing in Boston lodging on Harrison avenue.
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Station 4
Warren
Pleasant Street
Logan
Flint
Pictou
N. S
Boston
Harrison Avenue
Palmer Boy Fatally Struck by Train Near North Main
Luther Alexander aged 14 was run over and killed near his North Main street home. He was running beside a freight train when snagged by a patent coupler handle and thrown under the wheels. He died within minutes of the accident.
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Palmer
Luther Alexander
North Main Street
Niece Withdraws Case Against Brookline Guardian
Miss Susan Hall withdrew charges against her uncle Dr. N J Hall in Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge after a private conference. The complaint accused Hall and Miss Helen R Robinson of cruel treatment and sought replacement guardianship. Probate Judge McIntire advised settlement, Hall relinquished guardian rights, and Susan returned to stepmother support while asserting abuse and efforts to gain work.
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Susan Hall
N. J. Hall
Brookline
Middlesex
Cambridge
Helen R. Robinson
McIntire
Hall
Boston Police Department
Division 15
South Acton
Susan
George Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Edwin Conant
Acton Board of Selectmen
Toto
Reform School
Miss Robinson
Wilson's Great Night in Wheeling Democrats Shine
Ten thousand people crowded Wheeling venues as Wilson and party drew strong crowds despite tickets selling out. Fireworks lit the sky while both opera houses hosted speeches and Wilson received a hearty reception amid a festive, partisan rally.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wilson
Brooklyn Bookkeeper Arrested for Stealing Bonds
Robert Bower a 45 year old bookkeeper from New York City was arraigned at Adams Street Police Court before Judge Walsh on a charge of stealing 382 percent. Employed by India Wharf Brewing Company at 60 Hamilton Avenue he allegedly speculated in bonds for two months and was found with securities on his person.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Bower
West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
New York
Adams Street
Walsh
India Wharf Brewing Company
Hamilton Avenue
Bower
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