Old Man Certifies Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Lifespan Gain
Josiah Zeitlin a 101 year old Brooklyn resident credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with prolonging life. He describes retirement in Poland, arrival in 1882, and says the tonic builds nerves and strength, aiding digestion and vitality for the elderly. The ad urges buying only genuine bottles with Old Chemist marks and offers free medical booklets.
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Duffy
Lodz
Poland
Old Land
Josiah Zeitlin
Lexington Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Zeitlin
United States
Detty Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Concrete failure blamed for Amsden building collapse
A New England town report concludes the July 23 collapse of the Amsden building, where 12 died or were fatally injured, was caused by concrete foundation piers giving way. Civil engineer George A. Winsor notes hard surface only at about a foot under footing plates, with looser material below and disintegrated piers 4 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Tramingham
Amsden
George A. Winsor
Funeral for Brigadier General Otis H Marion at Allston home
State and military officials attended the funeral service for Brigadier General Otis H Marion at his Allston home. The Reverend Dr. Thomas Van Ness officiated and a large crowd filled the residence. Burial followed at Forest Hills with arrangements by General Thomas R Mathews and representatives from medical societies benevolent groups and municipal departments in attendance.
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Otis. H. Marion
Allston
Marion
Thomas van Ness
Second Church of
Boston
Massachusetts and
Cambridge Medical Societies
Massachusetts Benevolent Society
Women’s Charity Club Hospital
First Regiment
M. VY. M
Boston Board of Health
Thomas R. Mathews
Forest Hills
Fourteen Hour Day in Malden Sparks Labor Clash
Malden November 30 President Richard R. Howard of the City Laborers Union accuses the street and water commission of violating the eight hour law by assigning contract work to men laboring fourteen hours daily. Union leaders protest and urge Mayor Warren to act. Howard says the issue is now before the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Richard R. Howard
City Laborers’ Union
Street and Water Commission
Warren
Howard
American Federation of Labor
Boston Catholics Oppose 12 O'clock Liquor Law Request
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the archdiocese of Boston passes a resolution opposing any extension of liquor sales hours and urges Boston citizens to reject the 12 o'clock law. A letter from the Waiters' Benevolent Association urges support for a 13 o'clock law to aid hotel workers and raise wages. John J. Kelliher and Michael F. Morrissey signed the letter.
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Francis J. Butler
St. Leo’s Church
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Archdiocese of Boston
Board of Government
Boston
Waiters’ Benevolent Association
City of
John J. Kelliher
Hotel Lenox
Michael F. Morrissey
Parker House
Campaign Push for Midnight Liquor Law Draws Funds
Hotel keepers have subscribed nearly $50,000 to back the 12 o'clock liquor bill at the city election. The drive will focus on education rather than traditional campaigns, with no funds spent yet and plans for circulars possibly issued. Representatives say ordinary campaigning would waste money.
Unknown man found insensible in Roxbury street
In the gray dawn two Smiths found an unconscious well dressed man on the corner of Gerard and Farnum streets Roxbury. About 35 years old 160 pounds wearing a dark suit black coat and black derby hat he carried $40. He was taken to City Hospital and remains delirious with unknown name Leon Peterson. Clothing bore Providence Rhode Island maker mark.
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Smith's Foundry
Gerard and
Farnum Streets
Roxbury
Leon Peterson
Providence
Rhode Island
Painter Killed By Train Near Dudley Street Roxbury
A man about 60, likely a painter, was found dead on the Midland division road near Dudley Street station Roxbury shortly after 6 pm. His head was crushed, body in a blood pool, with only a silver watch as identifying item. He lies at City Hospital morgue awaiting ID.
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Midland
Consolidated Road
Dudley Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Form Club to Help Kneeland Organizes Canvass for Alderman
Fifty trade unionists gathered at Dexter Hall led by Dennis D. Driscoll to back Alderman Kneeland as an independent candidate. The group named John F. Kennedy and Martin J. Mattimoe secretaries with O. F. Powers as treasurer and formed committees to distribute political cards and address labor clubs social clubs and rallies ahead of election day. A public mass meeting at Dexter Hall is set for next Friday to advance Kneeland’s political cause.
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Fred J. Kneeland
Dexter Hall
Dennis D. Driscoll
John F. Kennedy
Martin J. Mattimoe
O. F. Powers
J. J. Downey
Thomas M. Nolan
Charles O'Donnell
John J. Hynes
Malden Girl Weds Cowboy from Fort Pierre
Miss Alice J. Curtis of 49 Clifton street wed Walter H. McKay a Fort Pierre ranchman son of John McKay. The ceremony was at Robinson Methodist Church with Rev. CG W Blackett officiating. A reception followed and the couple left for a wedding tour then will reside at Fort Pierre.
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Malden
Alice J. Curtis
Clifton Street
Walter H. McKay
Fort Pierre
South Dakota
John McKay
Robinson Methodist Church
CG. W. Blackett
Sale at Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple December 4 and 5
A sale will be held in Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple on December 4 and 5 to benefit the Vacation Home of the King's Daughters and Sons in Hanson. One table will support Pond Home for the Aged in Worfolk County. An entertainment runs each evening at 8:30.
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Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
King’s Daughters and Sons
Hanson
Pond Home For
Worfolk County
Pin boy dying after bowling ball strike
Michael Mahoney, 19, of 1250 Tremont Street, was knocked unconscious when a 12 pound bowling ball struck him on the head at the Roxbury Athletic Association. He is reported in dying condition at his home after being knocked down during pin setting. Station 10 police notified.
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Roxbury Athletic Association
Roxbury
Michael Mahoney
Tremont Street
Mahoney
Funeral of Rev. Dr. Howe in Cambridge
The funeral services for Rev. Dr. William Howe who died at his home in Cambridge Massachusetts at age 100 were held at 1 pm yesterday in the First Baptist Church Cambridge with many Baptist clergymen from across New England in attendance.
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William Howe
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Luesday
First Baptist Church
New England
Big Billiard Tourney To Conclude Tonight In New York
New York reports two more games remain in the 21 man field to decide the shortstop 18.2 balk line billiard championship of America. Harry P. Cline of Philadelphia won his fifth straight, defeating Edward McLaughlin 400 to 299. Gallagher meets Taylor in the afternoon and Cline faces Cutler at night as the tournament aims to end tomorrow with a potential triple tie.
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New York
America
Harry P. Cline
Philadelphia
Edward McLaughlin
Gallagher
Taylor
Cline
Cutler
Harvard Loses Prof Strobel Amid Resignation Scroll
Edward H. Strobel, Bemis professor of international law at Harvard, has resigned after three years advising Siam. He will return to Siam after a leave of absence in New York due to health. he previously served as diplomat and embassy secretary in Madrid and as minister to Ecuador.
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Edward H. Strobel
Harvard
Bemis
Government of
Siam
Strobel
Madrid
United States
Ecuador
New York
Captain Colby’s Home Damaged by Fire
A fire on the roof of the dwelling at 10 Shipton Terrace South Boston resulted from a defective flue. The home is occupied by Mrs Abbie Colby wife of Capt Herbert Colby linked to a smuggling probe by VA S police inspectors. Damage estimated at about 100 dollars.
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Captain Colby
Shipton Terrace
South
Boston
Abbie Colby
Herbert Colby
VA. S
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
An advertised remedy promises to cure itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days or your money back. The text notes a 50s price and guarantees full effectiveness.
Deaths in Southern Laid to Operator
A railway wreck near Lawyers Depot, 19 miles south of Lynchburg, killed President Samuel Spencer and other New York and Baltimore figures. Operator C. D. Mattoax at Rangoon is blamed for allowing two trains in one block. he fled and has not been found. Investigators seek his statement to clarify the accident.
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Lynchburg
Lawyers Depot
Samuel Spencer
New York
Baltimore
C. D. Mattoax
Rangoon
Mattoax
Sandy Level
Pittsylvania County
Southern
Southern Railway
Mattoux
Virginia
Lawyers
Mattonx
Jacksonville
Washington and Southwestern
Southwestern Limited
Trial Sheds Light on Shea Conspiracy Case
In Chicago a mass trial over the June strike features Cornelius F. Shea of Cambridge and 16 others. Albert Young William Kelly and Michael Murphy plead guilty and plan to become state witnesses. Strife between Shea and Young stems from control of the Teamsters Union and rival leadership efforts.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
Cornelius F. Shea
Cambridge
Mass
Teamsters
Albert Young
William Kelly
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Michael Murphy
Shea
Young
Leroy Brown
Ball
Brown
Weéré
International Teamsters’ Union
The
United Teamsters of America
Man Hurt Between Car and Dudley Street Platform
Robert Smith, 33, of 2% Penn Street, Quincy, was pinned between a car and the Dudley Street terminal platform at 6 p m yesterday. He suffered a bruise to his left leg but went home without aid.
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Robert Smith
Penn Street
Quincy
Dudley st@et
Thurston Files His Claims Against Cambridge Board
A mandamus petition was filed by Mayor Thurston through counsel Edward Whitman asking the Cambridge Board of Registrars to declare him the Democratic mayoralty nominee. He contests that two votes counted for Aylward in Ward 1 and Ward 10 should have been blanks. A hearing is set before Judge Morton in the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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Board of Registrars of
Cambridge
Charles H. Thurston
Democratic Party
Thurston
Edmund A. Whitman
Aylward
Morton
Supreme Court
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