Pond's Extract Soap advertisement classic
Pond's Extract Soap is a pure soap enhanced with Pond's Extract, soothing irritated skin while cleansing. The ad promises elastic skin from healthy complexion, warns against witch hazel soaps, and offers mail order for a full sized cake if a druggist is unavailable. Licensed by Pond's Extract Company with offices in Chicago, New York, London, and Paris.
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Pond’s Extract Company
Chicago
New York
London
Paris
Duma Demands Cabinet Resignation Amid Disorder
The St. Petersburg Duma, in a near unanimous stance with seven Socialists opposing, calls for the immediate resignation of the current Ministry and the formation of a cabinet trusted by the nation to curb pogroms and restore order. Reports of mutinies in Tobolsky and Kiev regiments, a disbanded cruiser crew, and an ex-policeman's arrest in Derkatcheff's murder compound a year of unrest.
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London
Tiwes
New York Times
ST. Petersburg
The
Duma
Prince Urusoff
Bialystok
Urusoff
Russia
Gomel
Reports of military disaffection and army rations reform debates
The Rus sky Invalid denies widespread army mutiny reports though War Office Committee's rapid ration reform report underscores urgency. Privates from Preobrazhensk Regiment arrested for circulating proclamations in favor of revolution. Nicholaief Prayer Regiment soldiers complain of officers hostility and excessive police duty. In Warsaw a police officer is shot dead, the hundred and twentieth such victim since January.
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ST. Petersburg
Russky Invalid
War Office Committee
Preobrajensk
Warsaw
Outbreak in Bialystok Tied to Police Provocation
Deputy Schepkin reports findings of a parliamentary committee to Bialystok, accusing police and military officers of provoking anti Jewish violence by spreading false rumors. Governor blamed for absence and lack of orders, while government denial of sanctioning excesses is noted and a call for change in rulers is urged.
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ST. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic Club
Schepkin
Bialystok
M. Schepkin
Goremykin
Russia
Persia
Turkey
Congress Expresses Horror Over Russian Massacre
The Senate and House adopted a joint resolution denouncing the massacre of Hebrews in Russia and expressing U S sympathy for the victims. The piece notes the government’s inability to craft a relief plan for persecuted Jews and that officials have yet to devise a feasible aid strategy.
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Washington
Senate
House
McLaurin
Mississippi
United States
Russia
State Department
Brill's June Sales Big Stock and Value Event
Brill's stores announce June sales with big stocks and big values. Extra specials promise advantages for shoppers seeking strong discounts and wide selections across Brill's offerings.
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Brill’s
Brill
Longworths Leave London for Kiel Amid Farewell From Embassy
Congressmen Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth depart London for Kiel this morning. Ambassador Reid and staff bid them farewell at the station as the navy yacht Alice Roosevelt, stationed at Wilhelmshaven for Admiral Bendemann, anchors opposite the Kiel Castle in anticipation of their arrival tomorrow.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Kiel
Ambassador Reid
Reid
Miss Reid
John Ridgely Carter
Carter
Last Appeal for Dreyfus in Paris Supreme Court
The Dreyfus case resumed in the Paris Supreme Court as Maitre Moras argued against dropping related claims as outlawed insisting the alleged offense is not yet barred and urging retrial if needed. The Prosecutor General set to begin summing up on Monday.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Supreme Court
Maitre Moras
New Jersey Tennis Finals Crown Edna Wilday Champion
Edna Wilday of Morristown Field Club won the women's singles final at the New Jersey State Championship in Morristown, defeating Miss Smith 6 3 6 3. Earlier, Pell beat Glazbrook in the men's singles semis and various doubles events advanced to later rounds.
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Edna Wilday
New Jersey
Morristown Field Club
Morristown
N. J
Alice L
H. McK. Glazbrook
Elizabeth Town
H. M. Walker
C. F. Carter
Robert James
Richard Seabury
Plainfield Country Club
Boonton Lawn Tennis Club
Frederick G. Anderson
H. L. Westfall
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
G. M. Crapo
C. B. Duyckinck
Theodore Roosevelt Pe
Creamer
C. P. Hale
W. C. Auffermann
Coward Shoe Mail Order Service Promises Same-Day Dispatch
The Coward Shoe company advertises a mail order department that will send any shoe needed the same day the order is received, inviting travelers to take a Coward Catalogue on their trip.
Fires In Sagua La Grande Preserve Town Record
Havana reports an inquiry into New Orleans fire alerts shows Sagua la Grande in Santa Clara province had two recent blazes. One destroyed the railroad station and another burned four stores, prompting the investigation.
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Havana
New Orleans
Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara
Arrival of Buyers From National Firms at Major Hotels
A long list of buyers from Saks & Co to Jolik & Co visit prominent hotels and streets in cities like Washington Philadelphia St Louis Rochester Baltimore and Detroit. They shop for dry goods linens cloaks laces ribbons hosiery and domestics at venues including St Denis Hotel Prince George Hotel Breslin and Hotel Navarre with representatives named for each firm.
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Saks & Co
Washington, D. C
S. Saks
St. Denis
Long
Philadelphia
Penn
B. H. Long
Carleton Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
D. Shoup
Worth Street
Navarre
McCurdy & Norwell Company
Rochester
N. Y
Donohue
Leonard Street
Wolcott
Gutman, Nathan & Co
Baltimore
Gutman
Hote Breslin
Miller-Daniel Company
R. E. M. Easter
Breslin
Mills
Bills
Pottstown
Herald Square
Barnard-Sumner-Putnam Company
Worcester
Mass
W. K. Stanley
Spring Street
Kraft, S
Wheeling
West Va
Strauss, L., & Co
San Francisco
Cal
G. Cee
West Broadway
Cumberland
Gallender, McAuslan & Troup Company
Providence
Walker Street
Loveman
Joseph—& Loeb
Birminghall & Honig
Union Square
Heral Square
White, R., & Co
Boston
A &, Flynn
Ladies
Hager & Brother
Lancaster
W. H. Heger
Broadway
Imperial
Kley
E., Company
New Haven
Conn
Church Street
Taylor, William, Sons
Cleveland
Ohio
S. Smith
Leonard
Otel Imperial
Jolik, A
Army captain to report for duty at Vancouver Barracks
Special to The New York Times. Capt. E. P. Orton will proceed to Vancouver Barracks and report for duty with station at Portland until the close of the camp of instruction at American Lake, then proceed to San Francisco and report to the commanding General, Department.
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Washington
E. P. Orton
Vancouver Barracks
Portland
American Lake
San Francisco
Two-piece Suits Described for Young Men in Pale Grays
The article describes two-piece suits with coats and trousers, noting difficulty in persuading young men to wear vests. It emphasizes light-weight cheviots and worsteds in pale gray, tailored coats with hair-cloth fittings to hold shape, and hand-made collars, promising well-made suits for men.
Half-Price Hats Display With Wide Assortment
All boys hats priced from 68c to 195 are tagged half off today. The sale features many styles including middies sailors Hussars Russians baby shapes Napoleons and Prince Charlies in assorted straws and ribbon trims. Only three prices 38c 68c and 95c.
Navy Department Order Lists General Staff Boards and Transfers
A government notice details a board to meet in Washington on July 6 to select officers for the Retail to existing and anticipated vacancies in the Staff Corps. Corbin to command the Northern Division. Wint and Duvall retain departmental commands during absence. Also a board at Fort Leavenworth to examine officers for promotion with specific officers listed. Multiple transfers and assignments announced including captains to naval stations and districts, and movements of several vessels arriving or sailing between ports.
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California
San Francisco
H. ©. Corbin
J. F. Bell
T. J. Wint
T. H. Barry
W. P. Duvall
Washington
Corbin
R. G. Caldwell
R. F. Gardner
Artillery
Field Artillery
R. Alexander
Saratoga
Wyoming
Buchanan
R. M. Berry
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Fifth Naval District
G. A. Bicknell
Naval Station
Pensacola
Highth Naval District
G. A. Merriam
J. B. Milton
A. Ward
R. F. Nicholson
Bureau of Navigation
B. C G. Decker
Virginia
J. R. Hale
Wisconsin
G. W. Laws
Cemete
Asiatic Fleet
J. M. Reeves
C. F. Kempff
A. T. Graham
J. H. Newton
R. M. O’connor
F. F. Krainek
Mohican
H. G. Sparrow
R. W. Vincent
Helena
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Pueblo
Nee
Dai Il
Missouri River
Union Pacific
Colorado
D. W. Aldridge
N. W. Ry
Ex-Po
Iceman
Derkatcheff
Duma Report
Congress
U. S
America
J. Drummond & Sons
L. B
Brill Brothers
Buk
14Th Street
New York City
Chambers
Cortlandt St
Greenwich
125Th St
Third Ave
Longworths
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Wilday
Miss Day
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
131St Street
Enth Avenue
William Rosenbaum
Wood
H. Les
Dr. Chapman
H. Grant
McMichaels
Vichy
He Coward
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
Warbeen Street
the United Service
Army
Siegel
Jooper
Sixth Ave
J.b.greenhut
PRES
Siegel Cooper Store
Siegel Cooper
Nene Seo
Flcor
the Navy
Dixie
Tacoma
Red Bank
Oregon
Paducah
Macors
Dubuque
Santo Domingo City
Scorpion
Monte Cristi
Eagle
Gloucester
Portsmouth
N. H
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Nagasaki
Chefoo
Nashville
San Juan
Newark
Florida
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Solomons
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