Old Chemist Trademark on Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Advertisement proclaims the Old Chemist trademark on each bottle of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey sold bottled, with unbroken cork seal. It markets the product as a stimulant and tonic claiming long worldwide testing and purity, warns against imitations and refilled bottles, and notes a $1.00 bottle price with free illustrated medical booklet from Duffy Malt Whiskey Company of Rochester, New York.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
Rescue of East Boston Towboat Hamilton A. Mathes
The Ross towboat Hamilton A. Mathes broke from York wharf in East Boston and wedged between pilings. Engineer McCarthy and helpers freed her by cutting away part of the wharf before the tide rose to deck level, avoiding possible sinking and drowning.
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Ross
Hamilton A. Mathes
York’s Wharf
Boston
Annie Emmons
McCarthy
Emmons
Mathes
Engineer McCarthy
Third Entertainment of the Commonwealth Association
The third annual installation and entertainment of the Commonwealth Association, a social club of 40 East Boston youths, was held at Armory Hall with over 300 attendees. Officers include President Benjamin Shhoolman, Vice President Ida Fein gold, Treasurer Benjamin H. Greenblatt, Financial Secretary Julius Glass, Recording Secretary Dora Feingold, Editor Morris Kaplan, and Sergeant-at-Arms George Gordon. The club, formed two years ago, pursues literary, fraternal and social goals.
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The
Commonwealth Association
East Boston
Armory Hall
Benjamin
Receptionist First Universalist wedding in Medford romance ends in marriage
Miss Elizabeth Pearl Tucker of Pleasant Street Place wed Rev. Clarence L. Eaton, pastor of the First Universalist Church, in a 5 PM ceremony at the church. The Rev. W S Woodbridge of Tufts College conducted the service assisted by Rev. B F Eaton. The couple plan a home at the parsonage after an extended wedding tour.
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Medford
Elizabeth Pearl Tucker
Pleasant Street Place
Clarence. L. Eaton
First Universalist Church
W. S. Woodbridge
Tufts College
B. F. Eaton
Mascagni Awarded Damages Over Pesaro Lyceum
A Rome court of appeals upheld Pietro Mascagni's claim and awarded damages against the Rossini Lyceum at Pesaro for denying him the directorship in 1902 after he began a United States concert tour.
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Rome
300th Anniversary of Pilgrims at Plymouth Celebrated
In Plymouth a ceremony marked the 300th anniversary of the First Unitarian Church formation in Scrooby England with William Brewster as elder. Notables included Governor Guild ex Governor Long and Edward Everett Hale. The event featured sermons readings and a musical program by a double quartet.
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Church OF the Pilgrims
Plymouth
Guild
Long
Edward Everett Hale
First Unitarian Church
Scrooby
Eng
William Brewster
New Memorial Church
Town Square
E. C. Moore
Harvard University
P. H. Goldsmith
First Church of
Salem
George Bachelor
The
Christian Register
Charles P. Lombard
Rush R. Shippen
Brighton
James
Illinois University
W. S. Goodwin
Pilgrim Republican
George Ernest Bowman
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
William W. Crapp
Pilgrim Society
William P. Davis
J. B. Moore
Boston
Richard C. Humphreys
Dorchester
Kennedy
New York Society of Mayflower Descendants
William Watson Goodwin
John A. Buser
Robert A. Brown
G. Vernon Bennett
Walter H. Brown
Ida M. Bradford
Lucia Hedge
Laura Holmes
Lillian Washburn
John Duckson
John Robinson
Leyden
Ahara
Hyra
Samuel Eliot
Governor Guild
Dr. Hale
John D. Long
Professor Moore
Myles Standish
Puritan Roots Shaped Church and State in New England
Governor Guild cites Puritan origins in moral and social terms rather than religious revolution. He argues their church became their state, guiding political life and the American democratic ideal, while acknowledging later flaws and uncertain future of church diversity and creed.
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Guild
New England
Church of England
The
Free
Church of
Collier Bitten by Dog in Gloucester
Artist C Miles Collier of New York was attacked by his pet bulldog in Gloucester sustaining about 60 wounds on hands and legs. Doctors monitor for hydrophobia as his age 70 heightens family fears of fatal outcome.
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Gloucester
Miles Collier
New York
Mr. Collier
Strike May End Today In New Bedford
After nine days of street railway strike in New Bedford the chance of a settlement tomorrow increases. W D Mahon arrives from Cleveland to confer with Henry H Crapo, presidents of the three companies, as the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration joins discussions. Local leaders anticipate an accord, while the strikers vote to withhold further news.
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New Bedford
Street Railwaymen’s Union
W. D. Mahon
Cleveland
Henry H. Crapo
State Board of Conciliation
State Board
Thompson
Crapo
William B. Cleary
Carmen’s Union
Carmen
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Henry H. Crapp
Central Labor Union
Poison in City Water Rumor Alarms Suburban Towns
Aug 1 Stoneham reports alarm over arsenate of lead in water at Spot Pond source for Stoneham Melrose Malden and nearby towns. State tree spraying to kill gypsy moths may have caused arsenate runoff contaminating drinking supply.
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Stoneham
Spot Pond
Melrose
Malden
Middlesex
Dog Attack Wounds Collier Hands In Automobile Incident
Col Hier receives surgical care after a pet bull attacked him as he approached his car. The dog bit his hands and legs, tearing flesh in multiple wounds. Dr Eveleth and assistants treated his injuries at W. W. McMillian drug store for over an hour. his recovery depends on nursing and expert care.
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Col- Hier
Col- Her
Mr. Collier
W. W. McMillian
E.S. Eveleth
Freight Train Kills Youth in Lowell
Bert Wayne aged 16 was struck and killed by a freight train in the Western avenue freight yards this afternoon. He had been swimming and was returning home to 8 Adams street.
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Lowell Lowell
Bert Wayne
Western Avenue
Adams Street
Gooding Renominated for Idaho Governor at State Convention
Pocatello Idaho August 1 Governor Gooding was renominated by the Republican State convention tonight over challenger Dr Hugh France. The outcome solidifies Goodings bid for a second term as chief executive of Idaho.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Gooding
Hugh France
Robbed of 443 at L Station by Pickpocket
Charles O West filed a report with Station 9 police after his pocketbook containing 443 was stolen at the Dudley street L station during rush hour. West, a New Haven businessman staying at the Essex, described a young man who brushed him and left with him from the train. Police anticipate a speedy arrest as similar robberies have occurred at the station recently.
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Station 9
Charles O. West
Dudley Street
L’’ Station
West
New Parker Street
New Haven
Conn
The
Essex
Joe Keene
Three Doctors Worsen Eczema Case Says New Hampshire Woman
A New Hampshire woman laments her eczema worsened after treatment by three doctors. She reports eight weeks of bandaged hands and insists no matter how long one suffers, relief remains elusive.
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New Hampshire
Cuticura Remedies Cited To Cure Eczema Hair Loss
Mrs. Leon J. Hoyt of Bristol New Hampshire reports a severe eczema case on her hands lasting three years. After four doctors, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and claims her hands cleared after one box. hair loss also halted. She urges publication to help others. July 18, 1905.
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Leon J. Hoyt
Bristol, N. H
Cuticura Remedies Promote Itching Eczema Cure
Itching eczema and other skin eruptions are claimed to be cured by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. The advertisement asserts severe symptoms like burning itching scaling hair loss and crusting can be treated with the Cuticura trio. It promises global availability and solvent proof of effectiveness from Potter Drug Co as sole retailers.
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U.S
THE
Tarrant CO
Hadeon St
New York
Potterbrug & Chem. Corp
Mayor Urges Taxing Outside Corporations
Mayor Fitzgerald urged a tax on goods and merchandise of outside Boston corporations that keep materials inside Boston. He and Corporation Counsel Babson argued Boston bears tax dodging and a disproportional share of metropolitan improvement costs, noting a regional motto of soaking Boston.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Babson
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