Free demonstration promotes X Zalia in Boston
Hundreds in Boston attended a free X Zalia demonstration at Woodward's Drug Store. Testimonies claim rapid throat relief and widespread uses from sores to skin care, with sales pitches followed by political coverage of Boston redistricting and Republican plans in the State Senate.
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Boston
X-Zalia
Miss Ellis
Westland Ave
Woodward
Atore
Hairgrove
Washington St
Hargrove
Putnam’s Drug Store
Woodward's Drug Store
Tremont St
Cor. Bromfield St
Sor
New England
Ward realignment reshapes Boston wards under plan
A Republican proposal to redraw ward lines in Boston would annex most of Ward 7 to Ward 6, affecting President W T A Fitzgerald and former Congressman John F Fitzgerald. Ward 9 largely merges into Ward 7, while James Donovan loses Beacon Hill to the plan and Martin Lombasney would not retain his Beacon Hill seat.
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Boston
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
John F. Fitzgerald
James Donovan
Martin M. Lomasney
Beacon Hill
Frightful Ravages of Consumption Debated in Cure Claim
Mrs. Duane Hughes of Augusta Springs Virginia attests Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey cured her consumption and lung hemorrhages. She invites letters to verify results and share her nearly complete recovery as of December 10 1904.
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Duffy
Duane Hughes
Augusta Springs
Augusta Co
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Featured as Remedy
Advertisement lauds Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal cure for pneumonia weather ailments and respiratory and digestive issues. Claims doctors prescribe it and hospitals use it, pricing at $1.00 with the Old Chemist trademark on the label. Also offers free medical advice and disease booklet.
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Duffy’s
Duffy Pure Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Committee Agrees On Wards Plans Adopted by Meeting
Pierce and Hennessey fought hard but failed to sway proposed ward changes. The three sub committees draft plans were adopted at the joint meeting last night.
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Pierce
Hennessey
Quinona Advertised Remedies Sleep and Appetite Restored
Boston residents Mrs. Mary J. Eggleston and others report Quinona cured sleeplessness and nervousness, restored appetite, and improved digestion. The ad claims three bottles soothe nerves, aid sleep, and boost energy for household duties.
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Mary J. Eggleston
da. St
Boston
Columbus
Philip F. English
Ave
Quinona
Quinona Co
Redistricting Lines Adopted With Minor Ward Change
The committee chaired by Alderman Daniel A. Whelton approved the proposed ward lines after debates by Alderman Hennessey and Councilman Myron Pierce. Only Bay State road voters shifted from Ward 25 to Ward 11, with 38 members set to reconvene next Wednesday at 7 30 p m to vote on the report.
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Ward
State House
Frothingham
Talbot
State Committee
Boston
Republican City Committee
Moore and
Ferber
Charles H. Innes
Saunders
Myron E. Pierce
Daniel A. Whelton
Hennessey
Myron Pierce
Bay State Road
Whelton
Hicks Sues For 300000 In Sensational Case
John Tide of Cambridge files a $300,000 claim in Cambridge Court against George A. Gitts. The action, filed yesterday, centers on alleged fraud and property attachment. Details withheld until the declaration is returned to the May term.
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Cambridge
George A. Gtits
John Tide
Boston
Cohasset Officials Found Violating Election Laws
Avery filed a report on alleged violations at the March 6 town meeting. The court finds Board of Selectmen members Philander Bates Newcomb B Tower Joseph gs. Bige low and town clerk Harry FP Tilden violated election laws in acting as election officers and canvassing votes. Bates was not legally elected moderator. No criminal violations or corrupt practice act application found.
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Cohasset
Avery
Philander Bates
Newcomb B. Tower
Joseph Gs. Bigelow
Board of Selectmen
Harry FP. Tilden
Mr. Bigelow
Senate Kills Overtime Bill in Senate Vote Reconsideration
The Senate again rejected the overtime bill aimed at restricting textile mill hours for women and children. The roll call showed 13 yeas and 14 nays after Friday’s 18 to 19 tally, with labor advocates hoping reconsideration would prevail but failing.
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Senate
Bates
Douglas
Leahy
Bullock
Chace
Keyes
Committee On Labor
Worcester Station to Be Funded by Several Rail Lines
A Senate committee bill proposes a new Worcester union passenger station funded by the Boston and Albany, the New York New Haven and Hartford, street railways, the city, and the state. The plan aims to share costs and transfer future expenses to the railroads while enabling land taking under Chapter 508 of 1902. The station would serve all entering Worcester lines and must open within three years after the commission’s final report.
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Senate
Committee On Railroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
Worcester
Boston & Albany
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Commonwealth
Special Commission
Veterans Bounty Bill Passes House After Vote Shift
The House passed the veterans bounty measure authorizing 125 to each Joseph G. Warren and William F. Willis of Brockton, amid debate over a prior gratuity bill. The move, tied to the Cotton claim, would cost about 300 000, with the total claim at 1 600 000. The resolves failed 63 to 73 on a rising vote but then won 105 to 78 on a roll call.
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Joseph G. Warren
William F. Willis
Brockton
Committee On
Bates
Supreme Court
Warren
Willis
North Bridgewater
Schofield
May Bill Allowing Higher Alcohol in Cider Concurred
The House backed a bill to raise permissible alcohol in hard cider from 1 to 3 percent after a tense debate. The measure aims to increase production flexibility for cider producers.
Postum Coffee Heals Family Health Crisis
A Kansas City mother describes coffee harming milk supply and causing dizziness and stomach issues. After switching to Postum Coffee, she reports improved milk production and overall health for herself and her husband, with their seven month old baby thriving on the alternative drink. The testimonial cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and the Wellville booklet.
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Kansas City
Baby
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Fight in House Over Listing Law Changes
A police listing bill requiring hotel keepers to provide full information to the police when enrolling male citizens sparked a House confrontation. Grady proposed limiting enforcement to willful refusals, citing foreigners' risk of injustice in his district. Howe countered that the issue lies in Back Bay. Moore frightened the police by refusing to provide names at a Back Bay hotel. Adjournment halted debate, resuming today.
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Grady
Ward 6
Howe
Boston
Back Bay
George Moore
Ward 10
Lowell Passes Bill for Unlimited Liquor Licenses
By a 57 to 33 vote the House advanced the bill to a third reading making Lowell the only city in the state with unlimited liquor licenses. The measure allows Lowell voters to decide the question.
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Lowell
Anti Bucket Shop Bill Advances to Engrossment
The anti bucket shop measure passed to engrossment in the Senate yesterday. A resolve to appoint a committee to study forest land taxation laws in this and other states was ordered to a third reading.
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Senate
Female probation officers bill advanced in South Bosconia
The House approved to engross the measure creating female probation officers for municipal courts in South Boston. The approval moves the bill toward final passage with formal steps expected in the coming sessions.
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South Bos- Con
Wena
Yaury
Linehan Demands Board Rebuff Babson on Gas Hearing Quote
Alderman Linehan urged the Board to repudiate Corporation Counsel Thomas Babson over remarks at the gas hearing. He cited Babson as demeaning the average man and asserted the workingman would be insulted by his statement. The Board referred the matter to the committee on public improvements.
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Corporation
Thomas Babson
Linehan
Board of Aldermen
Babson
Corporation Counsel
Senate
House of Representatives
Committee On Public Improvements
Aldermen OK $25,000 Bond Issue for Everett
In Everett on April 10 the Board of Aldermen, under a special act, voted to issue bonds totaling 25000 dollars in 1000 dollar units payable annually.
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Everett
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen Concur On 330000 Water Mains Loan
Mayor Collins secured approval for a 330000 loan to extend and repair water mains. Work starts after the mayor signs the order, following council passage at the last meeting. A printing ordinance sale order was stalled in committee but later passed by the Common Council.
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Collins
Board of Aldermen
Nichols
Public Improvements Committee
Common Council
Police Department
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