Dont Be Fat Trial Package Sent Free to All Who Write
An obesity cure ad promotes Obesity Food that supposedly enables perfect nutrient absorption without starvation. Claims quick weight loss, renewed energy, and improved health, with a free trial mailed in plain wrap to Kellogg in Battle Creek. Endorsed by a Chicago caller, Grace Reid Gates, and urges writing to F. J. Kellogg for the trial package.
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Grace Reid Gates
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
Mr. Kellogg
F. J. Kellogg
Kellogg Bldg
Battle Creek
Mich
Port described as bustling harbor with diverse fleet
A steady stream of fishing craft arrived at T wharf totaling 32 boats with 516 400 pounds of fresh fish including 122 900 haddock 125 800 cod 213 700 hake 26 000 pollock and 28 000 cusk. The fleet list names many vessels and the Fannie E Prescott made maiden pier trip under Captain Steve Atwood. A long voyage ended with the Stronsa of Liverpool arriving after 119 days from Iquique carrying 3158 tons of nitrate of soda. Also noted are the Danish steamer Alexandra and the L P Holthblad and Saxonia approaching, with ice in the Penobscot River and several ships in port including four full rigged ships and various brigs and barkentines.
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T Wharf
Regina
Mooanam
Slade
Mary Edith
Sadie M. Nunan
Richard Nunan
Valentinna
Mortis H. Perry
Catherine Enos
Pythian
Ida S. Brooks
Selma
Mary Emerson
Evelyn L. Smith
Stranger
Ellen Co. Burke
Fish Hawk
Moween
Oliver F. Killam
Mary Cabral
Gertrude
Laura Enos
Haddock
Fannie E. Prescott
Steve Atwood
Fannie Belle Atwood
Prescott
Cape Cod
Pallas
Cunard
Boston
William Jones
Chilean
Cape Hatteras
Stronsa
Godiva
Buenos Ayres
T. Shute
Liverpool
Alexandra
A. G. Thomsen
Copenhagen
Christiania
Hoosac Dock
Thomsen F
Eogast
Rabe
L. P
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Samuel Bernard
Montauk
Central Vermont Railroad
Long Island Sound
New London
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Quincy
Sullivan
East Boston
Normandy
Chase
Countess Kathleen at Chickering Hall Opens Final Week
Miss Margaret Wycherly presented Yeats poem The Countess Kathleen at Chickering Hall for the third and final week. The performance, the first in this country, impressed with poetic atmosphere and tactful interpretation by Wycherly. The company showed skill and intelligence, with Wycherly’s own arrangement used.
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Margaret Wycherly
Chickering Hall
William Butler Yeats
Countess Kathleen
Mr. Yeats
Wycherly
Boston
Thirteen Massachusetts cities vote in local elections
Haverhill results show Republicans sweep the city council and mayoral race amid apathy. Mayor Roswell L. Wood led a Republican ticket with Walter S. Marston losing as Socialist candidate. Aldermen elected include Allen B. Smith and others all Republicans. Joint caucus act repeal passed 2352 to 1880. License vote Yes 825. No 2803.
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Haverhill
Roswell L. Wood
Poporn
Parkman B. Flanders
Walter S. Marston
Con
Allen B. Smith
Diesen S. Marsters
William H. Trudell
Frank OG. Carey
Charles A. J. Pinkham
George H. Andrews
George A. Bingham
Taunton Mayor Defeated In City Election Shakeup
Taunton voters choose John H. Eldridge, Independent Republican, over Mayor Richard E. Warner by a four vote margin. Republicans win large majorities in City Council and Board of Aldermen. The joint caucus act is repealed amid the election.
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Taunton
Richard E. Warner
John H. Eldridge
Board of Aldermen
Council
Richard BE
Warner
Republican
Eugene E. Donovan
Defocrat
Lynch Democrat Wins in Lawrence Mayor Re-elected
Lawrence Dec 6 Mayor Cornelius L. Lynch Democrat re-elected over Moses Marshall Republican by 637 votes. Democrats elect 12 of 18 Common Council members while Republicans control next Board of Aldermen. Aldermen elected George Stansfield Salisbury Kelleher Daigle Weeks MecGrillis. License vote Yes 5291 No 3749.
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George Stansfield
Charles A. Salisbury
William A. Kelleher
David Daigle
Benjamin L. Weeks
John MecGrillis
Marlboro Republicans win mayoral race and council seats
Marlboro voters chose General Henry Parsons Republican over Mayor Frederick R. Mildon by 109 votes. Aldermen elected include Donahue, McCarthy, Richer, LeVeque, Stanley, Longley, Balcom. City backs license. joint caucus act fails. party control shifts to Republicans 4-3 for Aldermen and 11-3 for Common Council.
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Marlboro
Frederick R
Mildon
Henry Parsons
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Ind
John E. Donahue
Charles F. McCarthy
Lewis M. Richer
Joseph M. LeVeque
George H. Stanley
Edguin P. Longley
George Balcom
Man Held Up in East Boston Case Involves Chemist
Peter Johnson a 63 year old chemist from West Bros East Boston reports being robbed of 41 dollars in East Boston last night. He reached home with help from strangers and complains of severe side pains possibly signaling internal injuries.
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Malden
Peter Johnson
Ashmont Court
West Bros
East Boston
Guilty in the Land Frauds Verdict Declares Most Defendants Guilty
In Portland Ore the jury found Emma L. Watson S A D Puter Horace G McKinley D W Tarpley and Frank M Wolgamot guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands in Township 11 south Range 7 east after about 45 minutes deliberation Judge Slinger presiding. Marie Ware was acquitted.
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Portland
Ore
Slinger
Marie Ware
Emma L. Watson
S. A. D. Puter
Horace G. McKinley
D. W. Tarpley
Frank M. Wolgamot
Henry Riesart elected president of Boston Cooper's Union 39
Henry Riesart was elected president of Boston Cooper's Union 39 last night. $24.60 will be sent to the Fall River strikers today. Painters' Union 11 admitted 14 applicants, paid $160 in sick benefits, endorsed Alderman Fred J. Kneeland, and elected delegates to the E. T. U. conference. Electrical Workers' Union 104 elected Daniel McDonald, Leod McLeod and Michael Birmingham as delegates to the New England District Council meeting in Salem next Sunday. A. KE. Stevens was elected president of Railroad Machinists' Lodge 567.
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Henry Riesart
Boston Coopers’ Union
Fall River
Painters’ Union
Fred J. Kneeland
Electrical Workers’ Union
Daniel McDonald
Leod McLeod
Michael Birmingham
New England
Salem
A. KE. Stevens
Railroad Machinists’ Lodge 567
Waltham Elects Mayor Harvey and City Alder Men
WALTHAM Dec 6 In the quiet mayoralty contest John L Harvey Republican was re elected over Herman E Priest Citizen Democrat by a plurality of 684 The city also elected 16 of 21 aldermen Democrats gained Ward 1 Ward 2 ward 7 aldermen listed plus school committee contest Arthur P Smith defeated by Herbert K Jones City went no license by a majority of 798 to 238 over last year The ward aldermen names follow with party designations for each ward
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Waltham
John L. Harvey
Herman E. Priest
Citizens
Harvey
Herman KE. Priest
Martin F. Cerney
G. E. Kirwin
James B. Brown
Arthur P. Smith
Herbert KE. Jones
Martin F. Carney
Rufus KR. Lord
Edward Wellington
Ind. R
Frank H. Cunnare
James T. Riley
Frank I. Barnes
Charles A. Foster
George A. Fiel
Frank BE. Wells
Thompson Easily 7 Elected in Quincy
In Quincy on December 6 Republicans won a clear mayoral victory. James Thompson led ex-Representative Peter T. Fallon by 1,071 votes, while Gustave B. Bates polled 189. Republican council wins dominated, with Bassett and McLane flipping wards, and all five at large councilmen Republican. Vote on Tuece caucus act passed 1,653 to 1,574.
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Quincy
James Thompson
Peter T. Fallon
Gustave B. Bates
William G. Bassett
Bartholomew A. McLane
Democrats Win In Northampton City Election
In Northampton on December 6, Theobald M. Connor (Dem.) defeats Henry Hallett (Rep.) for mayor 1480 to 1396. Board of Aldermen 5 Democrats, 2 Republicans. Common Council 18 Republicans to 8 Democrats. Elected aldermen include John J. Kennedy and Moses Bassett. License vote 1516 yes, 1080 no. Last year 1420 yes, 1083 no.
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Northampton
Henry ©. Hallett
Theobald M. Connor
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Henry
Henry ©. Hallett (Rep.), 1396. Aldermen elected—John J. Kennedy
George C. MacCullum
Moses Bassett
Alfred J. Preece
Michael W. Meehan
Alfred T. Bliss
Charles S. Beals
Mayor Ashley Wins Eleventh Re-Election in New Bedford
New Bedford December 6 Mayor Charles S. Ashley was re-elected to his 11th term by a 457 vote plurality over People's party candidate Thomas Thompson. The city supported license and repealed the Luce caucus law. Final mayoral tally shows Ashley 4557 and Thompson 4100 plus smaller totals for two other candidates.
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New Bedford
Charles
Ashley
Thomas Thompson
People’s Party
Luce
Charles S. Ashley
Johnn
Pzekiel H. Noble
Brockton elects Keith mayor in tight race with Socialist Coulter
In Brockton, Mayor Edward H. Keith, Republican, narrowly won reelection over Socialist Charles H. Coulter by 53 votes. The City Council leans 17 Republicans, 3 Democrats, and 1 Socialist, with Socialists winning 2 of 7 aldermen seats. License support rose. yes 4023 no 4924.
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Brockton
Douglas
Edward H. Keith
Charles H. Coulter
Charles TH. Coulter
Robert A. Noonan
Vrom
William H. Lays
Chester Eatony R
George A. Monk
Edward Gilmore
William H. Clifford
Harry L. Thompson
Arthur E. Kendrick
Bates
Roosevelt
Gloucester Reelects Park Commissioner in Tolman Defeat
Gloucester December 6 Park Commissioner George I MacDonald defeats Mayor James E Tolman by 920 votes for a third term. MacDonald 2,597 Tolman 1,008. Aldermen elected Addison W Batley Henry H Parsons John A Stoddart Alfred J Shivitt William G Clark Albert R Cole William Stephens Thomas J Aldron. License Yes 2,597 No 1,668. Last year Yes 2,628 No 1,567.
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Gloucester
George I. MacDonald
James EE. Tolman
George FE. MacDonald
James EH. Tolman
Addison W. Batley
Henry H. Parsons
John A. Stoddart
Alfred J. Shivitt
William G. Clark
Alpert R. Cole
William Stephens
Thomas J.aldron
Pittsfield Republicans win city election and license vote
In Pittsfield on December 6 Republicans gained the city election with Allen H. Bagge defeating Senator William H. MacInnis by 206 votes. The Board of Aldermen shifts to six Republicans and one Democrat, Common Council gains six seats for Republicans, while the city votes against license by 1924 to 1667.
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Pittsfield
Allen H. Bagge
William H. MacInnis
Fitchburg Elects Mayor Sawyer and Aldermen in License Vote
Fitchburg voters re elected Mayor Henry O. Sawyer by a slim margin as the Citizens ticket won most aldermanic seats. The city adopted a license by a 2531 to 2318 vote, with last year showing 2267 yes and 2442 no.
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Fitchburg
Henry O. Sawyer
Thee City
Sawyer
MIT to mark Rogers centennial with speeches and fund hopes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty students and alumni gather in Rogers building to honor William Barton Rogers founder and first president. Henry S. Pritchett opens. speakers include Lyon G. Tyler F H. Smith and Robert H. Richards. Fund appeal rises to 190000 with goal 250000 as endowment plans progress. A merger with Harvard and Technology is to be discussed at this month’s alumni meeting.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rogers
William Barton Rogers
Henry S. Pritchett
Lyon G. Tyler
William and Mary College
Virginia
F. H. Smith
University of Virginia
Robert H. Richards
The
Institute of Technology
Francis A. Walker
Institute
Norman Lombard
William B. Rogers
William R. Ware
Edward C. Pickering
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Techmen
Technology
Ment
Harvard and
Scott's Emulsion Digestible Cod Liver Oil Ad
A doctor recommends cod liver oil and suggests Scott's Emulsion as the easily digested option for sensitive stomachs. The ad claims most people like it and offers a free sample from Scott and Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Another Suffering Woman Escapes Painful Surgery
A 1905 Peruna advertisement compiles testimonials from Mrs. Mattie Kline and Mrs. Sophia Calwell praising Peruna for pelvic catarrh relief and avoidance of surgical operation. The piece touts doctor Hartman’s free advice by correspondence and urges women to consult the Peruna Almanac for 1905.
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Sophia Calwell
Box
Nashville
Tenn
Pesruna
Uyelyi Saliush
Sophia Cluer
Peruna
Mattie Kline
United States
Hartman
Republicans May Embarrass Douglas Internal divisions surface over Douglas’s early policies
Republican leaders in the Legislature and council weigh how to handle Governor elect Douglas. They fear partisan tension if they push bills like soldiers’ bounty and overtime, aiming to shape Douglas’s future policy and secure a Republican victory next year through his recommendations and the Legislature’s response.
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Douglas
Bates
United States
Supreme Court
George A. Schofield
Schofield
Ipswich
Lodge
Crane
Roosevelt
Lkely
Douglas Likes Simplicity in Governing Style
Governor-elect Douglas eschews pomp and ceremony, resembling ex Governor Crane. He plans to stay formal in his receptions, with Lieutenant-Governor Guild handling much social duty, and will reside in Brockton with daily Boston access, plus a summer home at Monument Beach near notable figures.
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Douglas
Crane
Guild
Washington
Brockton
Boston
Monument Beach
Joseph Jefferson
Charles H. Taylor
Cleveland
Boston Masters Hold Banquet At Hotel Brunswick
The Boston Masters' Association comprising city schoolmasters met for a social banquet at Hotel Brunswick. About 35 members attended the event presided over by J. Gardner Bassett of the Bigelow School. Judge Robert Harris of the Superior Court was guest and spoke on "The Law."
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Boston Masters’ Association
Hotel Brunswick
Boston
J. Gardner Bassett
Bigelow School
South Boston
Robert ©. Harris
Superior Court
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