Koch Lung Cure Promoted By German Medical Council
Berlin University professor promotes inhalation treatment for consumption bronchitis and asthma claiming vapors reach diseased lungs directly. The Koch Lung Cure, tested at 48 West 22d street New York and 8 Dearborn street Chicago, offers free consultation by seven doctors with hundreds cured.
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New York City
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Chicago
Rumored Boston Governor Wolcott may be U S ambassador to England
Reporters chase a possible ambassadorship for Roger Wolcott of Massachusetts. Wolcott dodges talk while Republicans weigh the chance of a formal offer and his likely renomination or succession by Lt. Gov. W Murray Crane.
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Massachusetts
United States of America
Court of St. James
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Washington
England
Hampshire County
W. Murray Crane
City of Lawrence brings sixty nine sick soldiers to Providence
The steamer City of Lawrence, chartered by the Rhode Island Sanitary and Relief Association, delivered sixty nine sick soldiers and two lieutenants from Company M Ninth Massachusetts to Providence for hospital care. Among the injured is 15 year old George Corbin who stowed away to join the Ninth and fell ill with typhoid.
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Lawrence
Rhode Island Sanitary and Relief Association
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Gillow
McNulty
Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Massachusetts
Edward O’brien
George T. Fair
Thomas A. Joyce
John Munster
Charles A. Wall
Morris J. Stack
Oscar Myer
Co. J. Lynch
John W. McElroy
Charles Anderson
Second
George Corbin
Worcester
Cuba
Reserves Mustered Out of the Massachusetts Naval Reserve
The 171 men of the Massachusetts Naval Reserve, who served on the Prairie as seamen of the United States Navy, received their honorable discharge papers yesterday on the Wabash at Charlestown Navy Yard. Ensign Sughrue announced the papers as Executive Officer Randall handed them.
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Boston
Minnesota
R. P. Borden
Fall River
Water Street
Bancroft
Osceola
Marine Guard
Private Henry J. McMinn Dies at City Hospital
Private Henry J. McMinn of Company K Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers died yesterday morning at City Hospital after a severe dysentery illness. A Clinton, Massachusetts native, he had come to Boston from Lewiston and suffered a brief malaria attack prior to death at age 25.
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Boston
Colonel Roosevelt Invited to Rough Riders Parade
The Rough Riders Coaching Club in Boston announced a parade on October 6 with a tally of top turnout and ready commissary arrangements. Forty-two new memberships were approved and a telegram was sent to Colonel Roosevelt inviting him to participate.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Boston
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George W. Toohey
Maffit Flaherty
Arch Street
Timothy Sheehan
Washington Street
Hugh Morrison
Dock Square
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Yale-Harvard practice game notes and lineups at Soldiers Field
Harvard and Yale scrimmage on Soldiers Field with injuries to Hallowell Reid and Cochrane. Sawin Daly Warren and Burnett prominent as both squads struggle with fumbles and new players, while 114 freshmen seek Harvard's team. CushING Academy beats Fitchburg High 10 to 0 with Otis Fahey and Powell shining.
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General Wheeler arrives at West Point
Major General Joseph Wheeler reached West Point with cavalry escort. The cadet corps was in full marching order for a grand review at the superintendent's quarters. Wheeler received many callers and departed for New York at six this evening.
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N. Y
Joseph Wheeler
Superintendent Mills
Corps of Cadets
New York
Books in Porto Rico Admitted Under War Department rule
The War Department orders English books to be admitted to parts of Porto Rico under US control at 2.50 pesos per 100 kilos. Under Spanish rule a 10 peso duty was charged on English books.
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Washington
War Department
Porto Rico
United States
Rodgers in Charge at Yale Football Team
Ex captain James O Rodgers takes charge of Yale eleven for the week. He Billy Bull and Butterworth will confer with Captain Champerlain on methods and possible changes. De Saulles to remain at halfback for Saturday’s game.
Cambridge High and Latin School Football Practice on Common
The Cambridge High and Latin School team trains regularly on Cambridge Common. Coached by Beardsell and Sanborn, the team is among the league heavyweights and aims to stay in the big league. Players include Mar ean half-back Clarkson full-back Mayhew end with new kick-off formation practice.
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Cambridge High and Latin School
Cambridge Common
Beardsell
Sanborn
Harvards
Marean
Clarkson
Mayhew
Cambridge M T S Fielding Strong Team for Season
Cambridge Manual Training School eyes a bright season with six returning players led by coach Robert Harlowe. Hazen may play, Marshall could return to line, Merril possible, and Dorsey from Lawrenceville joins as fullback. Capable backs lack size, but Kendall and Ca pelle highlight a strong line as temporary captain Preston prepares to be named permanent captain. Practice focuses on punt catching tackling and ball recovery with miles of runs ahead.
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Robert Harlowe
Cambridge
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Marshall
Merril
Harlowe
Dorsey
Lawrenceville
N. J
Princeton Preparatory School
College Football Scores From Northeastern Meet
At Ithaca Cornell 41 Hamilton 9. In Philadelphia Penn U 50 Gettysburg 90. In Bethlehem Penn Lehigh 12 Rutgers 0. At Exeter N H Phillips Exeter 10 Tufts 0.
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Cornell
Hamilton
Philadelphia
U. of P
Gettysburg
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Penn
Lehigh
Rutgers
Exeter
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Phillips-Exeter
Tufts
Men Held in Manslaughter Case in West Quincy
Frederick L. Hayden and Daniel Fitzgerald were arraigned before Judge Humphrey and held on $1500 bonds for manslaughter in the death of gatetender Michael Saville near West Quincy. The case is set for Wednesday, Oct. 5.
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Frederick L. Hayden
Daniel Fitzgerald
Michael Saville
West Quincy
Humphrey
Britain to protect Kang Yuwei family in Hong Kong
The British consul in Hong Kong has orders to safeguard Kang Yuwei and his family as the Cantonese reform leader travels to the city aboard the steamer Ballarat.
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Britain
Kang-Yuwei
Hong Kong
Ballarat
Death Ends Long Illness of Bayari
After a lingering illness marked by sinking spells and choking fits, Bayari died at 4 30 PM. He weakened steadily until a brief night rally, then declined until death. Undertakers took charge and the body will be sent to Delaware for Wilmington arrival late Friday afternoon.
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Wilmington
Thomas F Bayard a Delaware statesman and diplomat
Thomas Francis Bayard a Delaware lawyer who rose to U S Senator and Secretary of State. Born 1828 in Wilmington he built a distinguished career in law politics and diplomacy, serving as ambassador to Britain and shaping 19th century U S foreign policy while balancing family duties and public service.
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West Virginia
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London
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Plea for a Life in Williams Death Sentence Case
Governor Wolcott and his council weighed clemency for Alfred C. Williams who is to be executed in six days for the murder of Gallo in Lynnfield. Essex bar members urged mercy citing good character and lack of premeditation while Attorney General Knowlton argued that murder follows temptation. The council planned to visit Williams in prison.
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Gallo
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Henry F. Hurlburt
Essex
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Essex County Bar
Dreyfus Case Prompting Sale of Zola Home
Paris reports that Emile Zola may lose his house and furniture after a 60 000 franc judgment awarded to three handwriting experts who won a libel suit linked to the Dreyfus affair. The case stems from forged correspondence blamed on Henry, and ministers may ease Dreyfus imprisonment while the Court of Cassation reviews the verdict.
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Devil’s Island
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Thomas Curran Buried After Fifty Nine Years Service
The funeral for Thomas Curran, longtime inspector in the street cleaning department, was held at 9 o'clock yesterday from the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment at Calvary. Chief Inspector Charles McConnell led officials on foot, Deputy Superintendent O'Shea attended, and Curran born near Dunfanaghy Ireland, June 2 1800, came to America in 1839 to join the department. Floral tributes included a large ivy cross from the street department inspectors.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Calvary
Charles McConnell
Albany Street
O’shea
Mr. Curran
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America
Robbery Arrest Report From Hotel Royal Incident
Joseph Shuster age 19 of 38 Lowell Street was arrested by Division 3 officers yesterday afternoon charged with robbery of 15 dollars from Katie Donovan at the Hotel Royal on Court Street.
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Lowell Street
Division 3
Katie Donovan
Hotel Royal
Court Street
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Safety
An old medical pitch extols Pyramid Pile Cure as the sure remedy for chronic piles. It claims lasting relief, avoids surgery, and notes wide use with a price of 50 cents. The ad invites readers to buy from local druggists or request it from the Pyramid Pile Drug Co. of Marshall, Michigan.
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Pyramid Pile Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Harvard Welcomes Record Freshman Class at Sanders Theatre
Harvard opens to its 2624 freshman class with likely the largest enrollment in history. Students travel with families to Cambridge for the move in and the big question is what they’ll do after the reception. Bloody Monday Night follows as sophomores raid freshmen’s hats.
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Cambridge
Sanders Theatre
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