Marines Lead in Shoot at New England Rifle Meet Wakefield
September 1 report on United States Marine Corps shooters dominating the New England Rifle Association tournament. Marines captured three of four matches including Clapp at 600 yards with Sergeant F. H. Keen and Lieutenant G. W. Hamilton both at 49. Wirgman’s Marines won Berwick at 1000 yards with perfect 50. Coppedge and Crawley posted perfect 50 at Quinby 600 yards. Pullin won McLane 300 yards.
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Wakefield
United States Marine Corps
New England Rifle Association
Marines
F. H. Kean
Fifth
Massachusetts Infantry
Marine Corps
G. W. Hamilton
Kean
H. F. Wirgman
Berwick
Quinby
J. P. Coppedge
T. B. Crawley
Coppedge
McLane
W. J. Pullin
F. H. Keen
Fifth Mass
Inf
W. M. Randle
R. N. Henshaw
J. L. Renew
J. S. Stewart
First Corps
C. Piper
U. 8
M. C
T B. Crawley
U. 8S
J. T. Lawless
Mass
O. N. Schriver
Siale
H. P. Wirdmen
R. Arnett
9Th Mass
BH. L. Smith
E. 8. Kase
N. Wable
A. L. Carsons
N. E. Bowers
J. Jackson
U. S
Demaraes
5Th Mass. Inf
R. Mullahly
Discharged man linked to Dr Mohr murder case
A discharged man is alleged to be involved in the Dr. Mohr murder, with police promising a highly sensational arrest. Florence Ormsby reported warnings not to ride to Newport, while Dr Mohr died after a shooting near Barrington and Elmwood.
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Florence Ormsby
Dr. Mohr
Newport
Healis
Brown
Providence
Barrington
Elmwood
Miss Burger
Mohr
Rhode Island
Mary McConville
Anda
Florence Ormsbee
Germany Yields to Wilson in Submarine Crisis Victory
Editorials across leading papers hail President Wilson for forcing Germany to concede on submarine warfare. The Times credits him with a triumph of truth and justice, noting his May Lusitania note and insistence on safe passage, warning, and adherence to international law.
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New York
Germany
Times
Wilson
Berlin
Lusitania
Persius
Practically Perfect Preparation Fletcher's Castoria
The advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a practically perfect preparation for babies. It cites years of experience and high capital in manufacture, strict ingredient selection, and modern machinery as guarantees of safety and quality. It warns against imitators and highlights the signature of Chas H. Fletcher as a safeguard.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Raincoat Makers Threaten General Strike
The Raincoat Makers' Union I. L. G. W. U. endorsed a noon Tuesday general strike unless Boston area raincoat manufacturers rescind the June 1914 wage reductions of about 60 percent. About 32 shops employing 1000 workers would be affected, with 10 members already on strike for union activity.
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Boston and
Vicinity
Stop Hair Loss with Simple Bay Rum Mixture
An advertisement claims a home formula using bay rum, glycerine, and Barbo Compound mixed with water stops hair loss and dandruff. Apply daily for two weeks then biweekly. promises darkening of gray hair and improved hair growth.
United States Wins Diplomatic Victory Over German Concessions
The Sun praises Germany for accepting neutral rights principles on the high seas after Count von Bernstorff’s note to Mr. Langing. It credits President Wilson for securing peace with honor, noting American opinion supported by Berlin’s restraint and the value of friendship.
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von Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
Lusitania
New York
the Sun
Germany
United States
State Department
Langing
Wilson
Koebbles
Kaiserbund
Bryan
Roosevelt
Hair growth and weight loss remedies from old advice column
Readers seek hair growth and dandruff relief with mingos and scalp care. Obesity concerns prompt Arbolene tablets for weight loss. A 21 year old seeks vitality and focus, advised to sleep well and cadomene tablets for renewed energy.
Doctor Advice Ad Listings for Weight Gain Kidney Health and Blood Purification
An advertisement offers general medical Q A from Dr. Lewis Baker with free replies by mail. It promotes three grain hypo-nuclane tablets to increase weight, balmwort tablets for kidney symptoms, and three grain aulpheric tablets for impure blood, claiming broad effectiveness.
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Lewis Baker
College Bidg
College- Elswood Srs
Dayton
Wilson diplomacy hailed as triumph for American ideals
Chicago Tribune endorses President Wilson for securing an amicable German surrender at sea. The editorial credits his stance with protecting American lives and flag, dismisses opposition as fruitless, and marks the outcome as a decisive victory for American principles and diplomacy.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Wilson
Germany
Tribune
Admiral von Tirpitz
United States
German surrender hailed as greatest victory for American diplomacy
The New York Herald editorial lauds the German surrender as a great victory for American diplomacy calling it the greatest victory in a generation per Chief Justice White. It notes that ultimate results depend on Germany's deeds and on reparations possible.
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New York
New York Herald
White
United States Supreme Court
Germany
Fluid Enserol promises relief for deafness and catarrh
Advertisement urges readers to buy Fluid Enserol at drug stores. Mix with warm water, apply two drops nightly to the ear and gargle the throat and snuff the nose twice daily. Claims improvement in hearing and disappearance of head noises and catarrh after a few weeks.
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Riker Jaynes
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Dureowsky
Corer
McClure
Syngieates
Dr. Bowers
Sunday Post
Emily G. Burger
Elizabeth Mohr
Post
Miss Burger Responsible
Montpelier
Johnson
Westminster Street
Westminster
Union Streets
Stewart Street
Newport Villa
NEW York Times
Tory of Truth
Net Contents
Finid Drachai
Stewarts
John W. Derrick
Lexington
D. C
J. A. Gaines
Ripley, Tenn
J. G. Parman
Nashville, Tenn
A. L. Johnson
Stevens Point
Wis
Castoria
Faur Company
New York City
NEW York Sun
Bessie
Penn
Dr. Lewis
Tiny
T. FW
Sorlick
Horlige
Winter St
Washington Street
Boston
Wilson Brothers
Wash'gton St. Scollay Sq
Tremont St
Tel. Hay
Snow
Thos. Snow & Son
North Market Street
Japan
Botanical Mfg., Co
Philadelphia
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