Trade stamp plan may revolutionize premium business
Buffalo December 5. Special despatch reports T A Sperry president of Sperry Hutchinson Company overseeing the William Hengerer Co. launch of a new trading stamp system. He says it retains standard advantages while adding unique features to strengthen trade inducement and will influence merchants nationwide.
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William Hengerer Co
T. A. Sperry
Sperry
Sperry & Hutchinson Company
United States
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Chadwick Case Arrest Impends in New York
In New York at the Holland House Mrs Cassie L Chadwick and three US Secret Service officers are present. An arrest of a person connected with the Chadwick case is expected soon. Philip Carpenter insists Mrs Chadwick is innocent and cannot be convicted.
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New York
Cassie L. Chadwick
Holland House
United States Secret Service
Philip Carpenter
Chadwick
Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Mrs. Chadwick
Dr. Chadwick
Carnegie Denies Chadwick Notes
New York dated December 5 report Andrew Carnegie denied a Cleveland despatch quoting District Attorney Sullivan about a 250000 note signed by Carnegie and endorsed by C L Chadwick. Carnegie's secretary said he has not issued or endorsed notes for years and no notes in his name are outstanding. Carnegie also stated no knowledge of Mrs Chadwick.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Cleveland
Sullivan
Carnegie
Y W C A Reports Need of Prompt Aid
At the Boston Young Women's Christian Association quarterly meeting yesterday several reports showed the work's scope. A rate war among steamship lines increased immigration, boosting travelers aid and registering hundreds in the association’s employment offices for many occupations. The treasurer called for immediate funds to relieve overcrowding across departments.
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Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
Proverb Contest Final No. 82 Announced in Sunday Post
Special notice states the last Proverb Problem will be No. 82 in the Sunday Post December 18. Contestants must mail completed lists by 6 p.m. Saturday December 31. No late entries will be accepted. Ensure postage is fully prepaid.
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Sunday Post
Boston Post Proverb Contest Rules Summary
The Boston Post announces a proverb contest with coupon replies. Entries must be mailed postpaid to the Proverb Editor by Dec 31 6 p m. One answer per coupon, multiple sets allowed in separate envelopes, duplicates allowed but kept together. The Proverb Book is available for 25 cents and provisions may be amended by the Proverb Editor.
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P. O. Bo
Boston Mass
Boston
Oston
Boston Post
the Post
Nan Patterson Begins Second Murder Trial
Nan Patterson, the former snow girl, faces a jury anew over the death of Cesar Young, a wealthy bookmaker, shot in a cab six months earlier. A special 200-man ta les panel was summoned to handle publicity and potential delays as more than 100 men were examined for fitness.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Snow Girl
Cesar Young
Miss Patterson
Tombs
Foresters Meet in East Boston on Aged Members Home
At Williams Court 19 Foresters meeting last evening at Foresters Hall East Boston F A Lawler of Dorchester spoke on a proposed home for aged members and a committee was appointed to assist in the work.
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Williams Court
Foresters
Foresters’ Hall
East
Boston
F. A. Lawler
Dorchester
Harlow Accused by McNamee At East Cambridge Rally
At Institute Hall East Cambridge ex Mayor McNamee named City Council member L B Harlow as the party who sought votes for a Champlin backed order to purchase the Coolidge property. He read a letter by Alderman Anderson witnessed by James Grant alleging Champlin offered $500 for votes on first reading.
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East Cambridge
McNamee
General Champlin
Coolidge
L. B. Harlow
Common Council
Alderman Anderson
James Grant
Republican Citizens
Champlin
Harlow
Ww. T. Anderson
Janes Grant
Daly
Anderson
Death of U S District Attorney Henry P Moulton
The death of United States District Attorney Henry P Moulton from heart disease at his Salem home yesterday morning drew mournful response from federal officials. Colleagues John H Casey and Marshal Darling traveled to Salem to express condolences, while Judge Francis H Lowell voiced surprise and regret. First Assistant James H Garland will assist Casey on the Glasgow Manufacturing Company case, with adjournment sought for Thursday. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Church of the Second Unitarian Society, of which he was a member, and federal offices except the post office will close for the services.
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United States
Henry P. Moulton
Salem
Federal
Mr. Moulton
John H. Casey
Marshal Darling
Francis H. Lowell
Church of the Second Unitarian Society
Moulton
Driscoll Returns From Frisco Labor Convention
Dennis D. Driscoll secretary treasurer of the State Branch A F L and Boston CSA representative at the San Francisco American Federation of Labor convention arrived home last night with William Cohen president of Lumber Teamsters Union 112 who represented the international teamsters. Driscoll noted he introduced the resolution for an assessment to aid Fall River textile strikers, bringing $75 000 to the workers.
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Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F. of
Boston C. S. A
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
William Cohen
Lumber Teamsters’ Union 112
International Teamsters
Mr. Driscoll
Textile Workers
Fall River
No Appetite EPR mon t rl Means loss of vitality and tone
This note explains that a loss of vitality and tone can precede prostration and illness. It urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic remedy, claiming it has cured thousands.
Longshoremen Elated At Results Of Strike
Longshoremen at Merchants and Miners report no change in the strike as 160 workers stay out. President Michael Lynch cites no freight being moved to foreign ports and wharf clerks’ refusal to handle certain goods. Agent A W Graham admits slower progress. strikers foresee a settlement and plan a 9 Elm Street meeting.
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Michael Lynch
A. W. Graham
Elm Street
Labor unions clash over Jacksonville custom house work
Labor notes report that Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 says the Building Trades Council of Jacksonville is trying to block union men from working on the new custom house built by EE B Badger & Sons of Boston. Final plans were set for the union ball Friday at Paine Memorial building. Metal Polishers Buffers and Platers Union 95 held its meeting and arranged its annual ball for Feb 17 at Paine Memorial Hall. Six applicants were admitted, five former members reinstated, and questions about amendment to the international constitution were voted on.
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Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Building Trades Council
Jacksonville
Florida
EE. B. Badger & Sons
Boston
Paine Memorial Building
Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers
Union 95
Paine Memorial Hall
Cure a Cold in One Day Advert
An old medicine advert promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cold can be cured in one day. It notes Grove's signature on each box and promises a refund if it fails, priced at 25 cents.
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Ray
Grove
Dedham Society Reports No Horse Thieves Caught
Dedham December 5 The ancient organization known as The Society in Dedham for the Apprehension of Horse Thieves held its 94th annual meeting tonight reporting a thriving treasury and large membership including many fast riders. No thieves were chased or apprehended during the past year.
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Dedham
The
Society In
Chelsea AOH Holds 16th Annual Ball in Lincoln Hall
Division 10 AOH Chelsea staged its 16th annual ball at Lincoln Hall last night with 250 couples attending. The grand march was led by floor director P. F. Donovan and Miss Margaret Maloney.
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Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
P. F. Donovan
Margaret Maloney
Koch Treatment Offer At Boston Koch Institute
Those who call this month at the Boston Koch Institute, 175 Tremont street, receive free services of Koch Specialist Physicians for Koch Inhalation Treatment for consumption, asthma, bronchitis and catarrh. The only charge is for Koch Tuberculine at cost. Offer ends December 31. Special home treatment available.
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Boston Koch Institute
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Koch
Tremont St
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