X-Zalia Promised Cure Claims Wide Range of Healing
Advertises X-Zalia as a skin and flesh healing tonic that kills germs and reduces inflammation. Includes patient testimonials from Natick and South Boston praising cures of sores, catarrh, leg abscesses, mouth sores, and cankers. Claims mill workers widely use it and promotes a free 86 page booklet from X-Zalia Corporation Batterymarch St Boston.
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X-Zalia
X-alia Corporation
Batterymarch
Ston
Thomas Downey Dined by New England Newsdealers
Thomas Downey of the Globe was banqueted at Young's Hotel by New England newsdealers in honor of his departure for Ireland. D. A. Maloney of the Post acted as toastmaster as nearly 100 attendees enjoyed speeches and vaudeville before Downey sails on the Arabic.
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Thomas Downey
The
Globe
Young's
Newsdealers
New England
D. A. Maloney
Post
Mr. Downey
Ireland
Boston Globe
Young
Young Congregationalists Elect Officers for 1905
The Young Men's Congregational Club of Eastern Massachusetts held its annual meeting and banquet at Copley Square Hotel. President George M. Butler presided as Willis C. Goss was elected president for the year, with Charles W. Davidson and Will E. Noyes as vice presidents, Isaac T. Ripley secretary, F Bonn F. Lord treasurer, and A. B. Saunders auditor. Ten new members were elected.
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Young Men's Congregational Club
Massachusetts
Copley Square Hotel
George M. Butler
Willis C. Goss
Charles W. Davidson
Will E. Noyes
Isaac T. Ripley
F Bnn F. Lord
A. B. Saunders
Is Your Ailment Catarrh Dr Agnew Powder Testimony
A historical testimonial snippet claims Catarrh sufferers from across the continent were cured by Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. It asserts relief in ten minutes and presents years long afflictions as evidence of rapid cure.
Women Must Organize Now in Massachusetts
An open letter to Massachusetts workers condemns the Senate rejection of the overtime bill for women and children. Ellen D. Wetherell argues collective organization, not individual action, is essential to protect workers’ rights, wages, and hours, blaming party and money power for the defeat.
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Sir
Massachusetts
Bates
Equal Rights
Massachusetts Senate
Douglas
Senate
House
Lynn
Ellen D. Wetherell
Boston Carriage and Cab Drivers Back Ban on Sightseeing Autos
The Boston Team Drivers' District Council denounces licensing of sight seeing cars as dangerous in narrow streets and offers to assist carriage and cab drivers to remove them from streets. The Lathers' Union won a hearing over contract terms with the Schoolhouse Commission ordering dismissal of nonresident workers on one job. The Master Hebrew Bakers of Boston signed the wage and working agreement with the Hebrew Bakers' Union 45.
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Boston
Schoolhouse Commission
Lathers’ Union
Lathers
Hebrew Bakers of
Hebrew Bakers’ Union 45
Correction request over Typographical Union presidency claim
James W. Cameron requests a correction to a Labor Editor's mention of prominent candidates for Typographical Union 18 presidency. He notes his own regular nomination for B T U presidency and argues the word prominent was unnecessary. Cameron identifies himself as a longtime labor advocate from Boston.
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Union
W. J. Thomas
David X. Coughlin
John A. Kopp
James W. Cameron
Pearl Street
Boston
Maritime Provincialists Hold Annual Festival
One of the prettiest parties of the season was hosted by the Maritime Provincial Club in the Catholic Union Hall last night. The hall was festooned with colors and flowers in abundance. A concert ran from early evening until 8:80 o clock, followed by dancing and enjoyment.
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Catholic Union Hall
Maritime Provincial Club
Change of heart for heart health claim in ad
An advertisement urges readers to treat heart disease with Dr Miles Heart Cure claiming the heart can be saved by a bottle. It cites Emma J Barton of Watertown New York praising the remedy and guarantees the first bottle will help or money back.
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Miles
Emma J. Barton
No. 1
Sill St
Watertown
N. Y
Boston Labor Picture on May Day 1915
Boston faces no major strikes on May 1 1915 though 10 000 workers have unsettled schedules. Numerous unions pressed for wage increases shorter workdays and open shop rules while many employers already signed agreements. Key actions loom from Bricklayers Carpenters Cement Workers and other trades with Monday or Sunday ultimatums and potential walkouts if terms remain unmet.
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Boston
Market and Commission House Teamsters
Greater Boston
Master Market Teamsters’ Association
Carpenter Unions
Amalgamated
Carpenters
Cement Workers
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F. A. Easton
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Pawtucket
R. Bauer
George C. Prince
Lowell
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Thomas Blaney
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Arthur Downey
John Robinson
Armstrong News Company
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H. A. Whitney
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L. A. Chapin
L. Mead
E. B. Macy
W. C. Gibson
A. C. Hosmer
J. O. Shaw
O. P. Chase
O. C. Bean
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F. L. Bounke
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G. A. Newhall
George A. Wood
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F. C. Salisbury
A. W. Rooney
E. F. Perry
A. W. Rice
W. D. Paine
F. W. Woodman
P. W. Branchild
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F. H. Peake
W. E. Howe
L. V. Winship
A. V. Harrington
J. H. J. Reilley
R. S. Bauer
James Nolan
E. Whalen
George FE. Martin
J. W. Peterson
F. Thompkins
J. F. Eber
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R. J. Casey
A. F. Goldsmith
C. J. Snow
F. W. Shurtleff
J. F. Murphy
L. M. Brightman
F. P. Dyer
George T. Bailey
R. W. Hill
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Eliot Street
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