United Shoe Demurs in Million Dollar Sherman Suit
Briefs filed in U S District Court by United Shoe Machinery Company contesting a $1,000,000 Sherman Act case brought by Harry BE. Cilley, a former Boston shoe machinery manufacturer. The suit began over nine years ago and the briefs align contentions with recent Supreme Court decisions.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Harry BE. Cilley
Boston
United States District Court
Supreme Court
How To Save The Eyes Free Book Offers Better Vision
Medical experts link headaches nerves and sleep problems to eyestrain and urge readers to consider eye strain as a cause. The ad promotes a free book “How To Save The Eyes” from Okola Laboratory Dept 750 E Rochester NY claiming glasses are like crutches and promising clearer vision without drugs or glasses.
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Okola Laboratory
Dept
E. Rochester
N. Y
Baby Disfigured with Eczema Healed by Cuticura Treatment
A Cranberry Isles mother describes her six week old baby covered in eczema, with hair loss and crusted patches. After trying a non effective ointment she used Cuticura Soap and the Cuticura Ointment, noting a complete cure in two months and restoration of hair. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with sample offers.
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Lena F. Spurling
Cuticura
Dept.t
Boston
Foss Attacks Benton as Republican Machine Candidate
Governor Foss labels Colonel Everett C. Benton a machine backed candidate in the 1904 delegate-at-large race. He recalls a heated clash that followed and notes Foss refused to shake hands with Senator Lodge and was deemed not a good Republican.
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Foss
Everett C. Benton
Benton
Senator Lodge
Governor Foss Reflects On Benton Claim In Vermont Race
The governor says Benton beat him in 1904 but blames the Republican machine for the victory. He avoids commenting on Pelletier and plans to stay in Boston, while aides push for campaign strategy. Williams and Wilson tied to Bull Moose questions. Democrats anticipate gains in Vermont.
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Foss
Vermont
Boston
State House
Boston coal dealers scoff at fixed price resolution
Boston coal merchants dismissed the Boston Typographical Union No. 18 call for a 1913 law capping retail coal prices as an economic impossibility. They cited shortages from miners’ stoppages and warned of possible further price rises while criticizing meat prices and asserting no cartel among dealers.
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Boston
Boston Typographical Union No. 18
De&Éler
Baha Talks on Sex Equality at Franklin Square House
Abdul Baha, the Persian scholar touring the country with his interpreter, spoke on peace at Franklin Square House last night and will address the Metaphysical Club tonight. He continues to Montreal on Wednesday. His theme was equality of women. He joked that if philosophers claim man is superior by weight, even a donkey would be wiser for weighing more than man.
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Abdul Baha
Franklin Square House
Metaphysical Club
Montreal
Senators End Deadlock as La Follette Wins Inquiry
Washington, Aug 26 The second session of the Sixty second Congress adjourned at 4 30 this afternoon, ending a stalemate since Saturday. Senator La Follette compelled the Senate to adopt a Penrose resolution for an inquiry into the Archbold Penrose Roosevelt controversy and Standard Oil campaign funding. The inquiry committee will not start work before October.
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Washington
Sixty-second Congress
la Follette
Senate
Penrose
Standard Oil
Archbold
George W. Perkins
Roosevelt
Congress
LaFollette
John D. Archbold
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate of the United States
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt Fund
Poindexter
Perkins
End of Congressional Session Signals Pay Bills Agreed
The General Deficiency bill passed after a second filibuster battles to exclude and later include Oregon Virginia Maryland and Texas claims. Taft signed the bill at 4 10 PM securing army pay and Gettysburg memorial funds and lands in the Colville reservation. Speaker Clark adjourned amid applause with a farewell spirit as Congress wrapped a long session.
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House
Senate
Oregon
Virginia
Maryland
Texas
Taft
Congress
Colville
Clark
La Follette Pushes for Full Inquiry Into 1904 Fundings
Senate approves Penrose resolution for comprehensive probe of campaign contributions by Archbold and Perkins and their financial dealings with Roosevelt and allies. Witnesses gain right to legal counsel. hearings likely after Sept. 30 with changes in subcommittee membership and plans to publish LaFollette expense schedule.
Fisherman Adrift Rescued After Fog Off Cape Sable
The fishing schooner Frances P Mesquita brought Joseph Ruse aboard at T wharf after he drifted from the Provincetown schooner Belbina B Domingoes in dense fog off Cape Sable Friday. The crew member rowed toward the last location of the missing vessel and was rescued at six the following morning as fog lifted.
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Frances P. Mesquita
T Wharf
Joseph Ruse
Provincetown
Belbina B. Domingoes
Cape Sable
Domingoes
Rose
Man Charged With Manslaughter in Charlestown Case
Timothy McCarthy of 9 Foster court Charlestown held for grand jury on manslaughter charge. Police allege he struck steward McNichol of 26 Bickerstaff street Bad Bay who died after a blow in an unconscious span between cotton bales. McCarthy, a longshoreman on Hoosac tunnel docks, was arrested in City square by Patrolman Horgan.
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Timothy McCarthy
Foster Court
Charlestown
Preble
McCarthy
Cording
Magrath
Stewart McNichol
Bickerstaff Street
Bad Bay
City Square
Horgan
Hoosac Tunnel
Moe Nichol
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Williams
George Fred Williams
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Riley
Thomas FP. Riley
Democratic State Committee
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Dillingham
Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Pomerone
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