Boston Chamber Forms Retail Trade Board
The Boston Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting to form a retail trade board. Members will come from chamber retailers to improve relations among buyers sellers producers and consumers. The organizing committee includes Otto J. Piehler chair Elmer J. Bliss Frank S. Chick A Lincoln Filene and others.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Retail Trade Committee
Otto J. Piehler
Furrier
Charles F. Bacon
Chandler & Co
Elmer J. Bliss
Regal Shoe Co
William FE. Butler
Williams. Butler & Co
Edward E. @le
Shepard, Norwell Co
Frank S. Chick
John H. Pray & Sons
A. Lincoln Filene
William Filene’s Sons Co
Charles B. Hubbell
W. FH. Richardson Co
Theodore Jones
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
R. W. Maynard
R. H. Stearns Co
William A. McKenney
McKenney & Waterbury
J. F. McNeil
Thayer, McNeil, & Hodgkins
Francis P. O’connor
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer for all patients who start or renew treatment by December 18. One month of treatment and all medicines are free, aiming to cure chronic diseases with their new discovery. The offer is time bound and not extendable.
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Boylston Street
Boylston St
Breenier Pulse Signals Heart Disease Risk
A brief medical note mentions Breenier with pulse changes and shortness of breath suggesting possible heart disease. It highlights symptoms such as fluttering heartbeats and breathing difficulty observed in a patient assessment.
Archbishop O Connell Hosts Scots in Saint Andrew Day Banquet
Archbishop William H. O Connell of Boston led a banquet for the Scots Charitable Society at the Hotel Tuilleries celebrating Saint Andrew Day and the society’s 252nd anniversary. Governor Draper spoke on Commonwealth charity while Carnegie's greeting and MIT President Maclaurin praised Scot contributions.
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Archdiocese of
Boston
Scots’ Charitable Society
Hotel Tuilleries
Scotland
Governor Draper
Commonwealth
Hibbard
Walter Ballantyne
Richard G. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
O’connell
Andrew
St. Columba
Caledonia
Ireland
Hibernia
Scotia
Britain
Europe
Scots’ Charitable Society of
Robert Pirie
Charleston
S. C
Halifax
N. S
St. John
N. B
Detroit
Mich
James Bryce
St. James
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Scots’ Charitable
Pirie
Alexander MacGregor
Aleck
Maclaurin
Mr. MacGregor
Wallace and Bruce
Knox
Guthrie
Chalmers
New Zealand
Society and
Joseph H. O'Neil
Walter S. Glidden
Governor’s Council
Alderman Ballantyne
Diphtheria Strikes Mayor and Family in City Health Sweep
Boston's Mayor and all family members received diphtheria anti-toxin while his home and City Hall offices were fumigated. The move follows the serious illness of Harry Fogarty, the mayor's chief stenographer, who remains in serious condition with hopeful prospects for recovery.
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Boston
Board of Health
City Hall
Harry Fogarty
Fogerty
Forty Million Red Cross Stamps Ordered This Year
Forty million Red Cross Christmas stamps have been ordered printed this year and will likely be exhausted before the season ends. The Boston branch sells the red and green stamps with a Christmas and New Year greeting at 644A Tyler Street.
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Red Cross
Boston
Society
Tyler Street
Gompers Gets Stay From DC Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia grants a stay of execution of the mandate sending Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the AFL to jail. The stay is indefinite pending appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Relief for sore throats with Hyomei inhaler remedy
An advertisement claims Hyomei soothes inflamed mucous membranes in minutes to cure colds and throat troubles. The complete outfit with inhaler costs $1.00 and is sold by druggists and Booth's Hyomei Co. in Buffalo.
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Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
Bronze bust of Rev Reven Thomas to be unveiled
A bronze bust of the late Rev Reven Thomas D D will be unveiled at the Harvard Church in Brookline this evening at 7 45. Thomas served as pastor there for 33 years and died about a year ago.
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Reven Thomas
D. D
Harvard
Brookline
Thomas
Delegates From Boston Set Off for Chicago Observation Tour
A 122 strong delegation of New England business leaders departs Boston for Chicago to study midwest business methods. The Chamber of Commerce arranges an on board electric train with multiple cars and planned receptions to foster East West ties and promote Boston.
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New England
New Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Chicago
Middle West
Chamber of Commerce
East
Governors Eben 8 Draper and Aram J Pothier Attend Special Train
Only two guests, Massachusetts Governor Eben Draper and Rhode Island Governor Aram Pothier, will ride a special train leaving South Station at 4 30 on the Twenty First Century Limited schedule.
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Eben
Play based on Holman Day book seen by author for first time
Holman F. Day author of The Circus Man, now playing in the city, saw his own stage adaptation Monday night. He told a reporter the experience of watching his visions come to life on stage was indescribable and deeply satisfying. Day, a former newspaper man, spoke about the moment.
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Holman F. Day
Pst
Day
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