Whitman Condemns Bay State Railroads and Foreign Trade Push
Massachusetts industrial leaders, led by William Whitman of Arlington mills, condemn railroads and the rush for foreign trade. He argues Massachusetts must protect manufacturing, urge internal growth, and resist tariff and reciprocity schemes that favor outsiders. James T. Smith references Lowell Textile School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
William Whitman
Arlington Mills
Lawrence
State Board of Trade
Vendome
Boston
Charles E. Adams
Lowell
Whitman
Savings Bank
Mrr
Morgan
New England
United States
E. L. Sprague
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
James T. Smith
Lowell Textile School
Young Thomas Dee Confesses Fire Plot at Parental School
The 12 year old inmate at West Roxbury Parental School confessed to plans to burn a building to gain liberty. He gathered flammable material during a work assignment, triggering a still alarm that averted major damage. Dee had been implicated in two prior arsons before arriving at the reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dee
West Roxbury
Captain Peabody
Station 13
A. J. Gemmel
Dane
Young Dee
Dee
Reform School
Miss Hecker Weds Quietly New York Golf Champion
Miss Genevieve Hecker renowned as America’s golf champion, married Charles T. Stout of Staten Island in a quiet ceremony. Only immediate family and a few relatives attended, catching friends by surprise as her prior engagement had been reported to have been broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Genevieve Hecker
America
Charles T. Stout
Staten Island
Miss Hecker
Beeen
Cambridge Aldermen Confirm City Officials Amid Political Tensions
Last night the Cambridge Board of Aldermen confirmed John T. Shea as Superintendent of Streets by a 9 to 2 vote after fiery debate. The session also debated Dr. William C. Lane’s appointment as inspector of milk and vinegar, with Alderman Coveney accusing politics and race as factors and Alderman Barrett urging immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Coveney
Barrett
Harrington
Carstein
John T. Shea
Bell
Davis
Lane
Sharples
E. Wellington Abbott
Abbott
Barry
Dr. Lane
Cambridge
John E. Hannigan
Solicitor Pevcy
Common Council
Monk
Frank S. Evans
John McDuffy
Shea
Light surgery of skin diseases touted by Osmo-Chemic physicians
A New Haven Union report recounts Osmo-Chemic light therapy praised as painless and safe for skin conditions. It cites Finsen data on lupus vulgaris psoriasis acne and skin cancers with high success and notes a case where a nasal tumor faded under focused ultraviolet light without pain or surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsen
New Haven Union
Osmo-Chemic light treatment hailed as asthma cure
A. C. Hays of Westfield Massachusetts asserts he suffered years of severe asthma until Dr Plunkett’s Osmo Chemic treatment. He claims relief began in summer and after a full season he has remained attack free for over 18 months. He credits the doctors with a permanent cure and recommends them to others.
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Warner
Rochester
N. Y
Safete
J. C. Petersen
Minneapolis
Minn
Bright
Jo Uau
Indorse Warner
Mr. A. ©. Hays
Bush St
Westfield
Mass
Plunkett
A. C. Hays
Wonderful Osmo-Chemic cure praised by Kendall of Beverly
James H. Kendall of Beverly Massachusetts testifies to relief from rheumatism and asthma after a course of Osmo-Chemic light cure treatments. He reports steady health improvements and recommends others with rheumatism or asthma to seek treatment from Osmo-Chemic doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kendall
Jas. H. Kendall
Beverly
Mass
James H. Kendall
Surgery of Light Removes Malignant Nose Tumor in New Haven
John Kenney a 76 year old painter from New Haven underwent a new light treatment called Ultra Violet or Osmo-Chemic light to remove a malignant tumor at the tip of his nose. The tumor disappeared and his nose appears normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kenney
Crown St
New Haven
Conn
Newaven
Hartford
Church
Chapel Streets
Mr. Kenney
Peculiar Barkentine Stuck Between Steamers at East Boston
A steel barkentine Hillside attempting to leave Cunard wharf East Boston wedged between steamers Augusta and Roseley. The stern passed between but midship width caused three ships to touch with a crunching sound. Engines halted. Augusta windlass tried to pull forward but moved only inches. Hillside pressed ahead then backed but remained jammed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Boston
Augusta
Roseley
Local council row delays decision on tabled matter
Alderman Bell moved to lay the issue on the table for a week but the order failed to be adopted, leaving the matter in limbo as proponents and opponents contest procedural steps.
Grape Nuts Endurance Story and City Official Actions
A Norwich New York woman credits Grape-Nuts with restoring appetite and strength after indigestion, describing how the product aided a Pennsylvania niece with a failing stomach. The text also notes local political moves including confirmation of Dr. Lane, city solicitor election, and other municipal appointments with cheers at confirmation of John Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
N. Y
Chenango County
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Hogan McLaughlin Nupials at Mission Roxbury
Miss Margaret M. Hogan daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hogan and Henry C McLaughlin were married yesterday at the Mission Church Roxbury in a nuptial mass. Officiants included Rev William Hogan and Rev H A Walsh. Bridesmaid Leah Hogan and best man Edward Hogan. A reception followed at 802 Parker Street. The couple will reside in Roxbury after a tour of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Hogan
Edward Hogan
Henry C. McLaughlin
Mission Church
Roxbury
William Hogan
H. A. Walsh
Woburn
Owen Walsh
C. SS. R
Simon Grogan
Father Kegan of
Leah Hogan
Parker Street
Frank McKenny
Henry D. Martin
Joseph E. Mooney
McLaughlin
Canada
Hillside Street
Osmo-Chemic Light Treated Cancer Cured in Somerville
Mrs Newington of 49 Somerville Ave Somerville Mass says a tongue and left breast cancer were cured after Osmo-Chemic light treatment. She suffered pain, hospital doctors warned of a tumor and possible operation but improved after twice weekly light therapy and X Ray diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newington
Somerville Ave
Somerville
Mass
Mrs Willis Reports Osmo-Chemic Cure For Eczema
Mrs R H Willis of Gardner Massachusetts says she suffered years of hand eczema and tried many doctors before Osmo-Chemic light therapy. She reports rapid improvement with hands now smooth and free from eczema and praises the Osmo-Chemic doctors for their cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BH. Willis
Gardner
Mass
R. EB. Willis
Free X Ray Examinations Offered by Osmo-Chemic Physicians
Osmo-Chemic Physicians advertise free X ray examinations claiming certainty of diagnosis through a fluoroscopic attachment. The offer invites all patients to be examined at no cost to determine the cause of medical ailments.
Sutton Middleton Wedding Ties New York to Boston
Miss Annie Mabel Sutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hills Sutton, wed Ralph Izard Middleton Jr at the Sutton home in Manhattan. Middleton, now a Boston newspaper man, hails from the English Middleton line linked to Henry Middleton and Ralph Izard, early South Carolina figures and a signer of the Declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annie Mabel Sutton
George Hills Sutton
Ralph Izard Middleton
West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Middleton
Boston
Middletons
South Carolina
Continental Congress
Henry Middleton
Arthur Middleton
Ralph Izard
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Knights of Columbus Social in Boston April 23
Boston Council 68 Knights of Columbus to host the second social at St Rose Hall 17 Worcester Street tomorrow evening April 23. Pianist John P Hession will be assisted by Louise Chisholm Helen F Dugan Richard McMunn Thomas F E Clifford John Mogan Edward Machugh for a popular music programme. Council members show unusual interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
John P. Hession
Louise Chisholm
Helen F. Dugan
Richard McMunn
Thomas FE. Clifford
John Mogan
Edward Machugh Reader
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J. OC. Petersen
Plymouth Ave
Sir
Jellison
Church St
H. B. McConnell
Chemic-Electro Institute
Boylston St
Boston, Mass
BAY State
BE. W. Grove
the Post
Sunday Post
Avame
Young Firebug
Spring Street
Hairine
Beal Street CO
Cortlandt St
N.Y
Ranlors
Washington ST
King Dental
Cor. A. On
Tal
Oxford
Armas
M’laughlin—Hogan
J. L. Plankett
M. D
Wrest
Boylston
Sutton
Knights OF Columbus Social
R. H. White
Ruskin
Isle of Man
John Ruskin
Joseph Rydings
Madison Ave
Paterson
N. J
Farr
Grocers
Barnett
Alexander Barnett
Mary Barnett
Devon Street
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