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Medical Department Warner’s Safe Care Co
Rochester
N. Y
W. C. Brent
J. A. Raum
Baltimore
Bridgewater
Kansas
Warner
J. A. Baum
Siunry Evans
Bright
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Cheater, N
Boston Post
Deaf Benefit Observance For Rev Gallaudet Birthday
The tenth of December marks the birth anniversary of Rev Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet founder of American schools for the deaf. Deaf residents of Boston will meet in Deacon Hall Washington street for services and an entertainment to aid the Home for Aged and Blind Deaf Persons at Cambridge street Allston.
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Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
American Schools For the Deaf
Boston
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
Home For
Cambridge Street
Allston
Harbor bids rejected for Boston harbor dredging work
War Department rejects bids for the 85 foot channel dredging in Boston harbor as excessive. Authority granted to advertise for new bids. New bids to be called for probably within a week.
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Boston Harbor
War Department
Fine Display at Shuman's Christmas Booths in Boston
Shuman corner lights glow with a Dickens Christmas display praised for charm and atmosphere. The store touts laurel arches, mirrors, and department booths offering gloves hosiery handkerchiefs bath robes leather goods neckwear and gifts. Men s overcoats and suits plus a Parisian booth showcase fashion while trained clerks ensure helpful service.
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Shuman Corner
Charles Dickens
Dickens
New England
Boston
Shuman & Co
Coal strike commission hearing details in Hazleton region
Scranton dispatch reports miners accusing C. B. Markle & Co of union busting evictions and unfair wage calculations. Witnesses describe housing deductions, unpaid child labor, and a misrepresented 10 percent wage increase netting only 10 percent after powder cuts. Erie Company data filed. powder cost and wage figures debated as commission seeks clarity.
Grand Army Club Banquet Honors Boston Veterans
The Grand Army Club of Massachusetts held its annual ladies night and reunion at the United States Hotel with about 125 members and 33 posts represented. Alfred W. Brown, Dwight D. Judd, John B. Gilman, Dorcas H. Lyman, Abbey T. Usher, Mary E. Knowles, and John E. Gilman attended as guests. Joseph W. Thayer presided as past department commander and club president.
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Grand Army Club of Massachusetts
United States
Alfred W. Brown
Boston
Dwight D. Judd
John B. Gilman
Dorcas H. Lyman
Women’s Relief Corps
Abbey T. Usher
Mary E. Knowles
Women's Relief Corps
John E. Gilman
Joseph W. Thayer
Ex Markle Company Grievances Highlight Coal Mine Tales
Witnesses described six month to a year of practice on mine workers and families, excessive docking, and evictions soon after the strike. A 12 year old breaker boy testified he labored to pay his dead father’s debt while wages were held for rent. Women spoke of burial costs and insufficient funds for funeral expenses. Grievance committees often met with little result as evictions and debt persisted, and a Markle employee noted leaders listened but offered no real action. The session extended to 4:30 p m with adjournment to follow.
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Scranton
Penn
Coal Strike Commission
C. B. Markle & Co
Hazleton
Markle
Markle’s
Markle Company
Ira H. Burns
United States
Teddy Roosevelt
Erie Company
Clark
Paul Dunleavy
Dunlevy
Daniel J. McCarthy
Henry Shevelin
J. W. Rittenhouse
Retail Grocers’ Association
John D. Hughes
Armour & Co
Hughes
Meat Trust
Mr. Burns
General Wilson
Burns
Gray
Andrew Chippie
Parker
Witness
O Hara Arrested As I Leave Hospital
Charles O Hara of 204 West Ninth Street South Boston was arrested by Division 4 officers yesterday after noon as he left the Emergency Hospital. Two weeks earlier O Hara was arrested on Mitchell Street South Boston for drunkenness by Patrolman Slipey of Division 6 but was removed by a group of friends.
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O'Hara
Charles O'Hara
West Ninth Street
South Boston
Division 4
O’hara
Mitchell Street
Slipey
Division 6
Icebound Night Leaves Miss Cole Facing Amputations
In Nashua New Hampshire tonight the temperature ranged from ten to fifteen degrees below zero. Miss Mabel Cole of Burke Vermont suffered frostbite in both feet and doctors fear amputations may be necessary.
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Nashua
N. H
Mabel Cole
Burke
Boston Sees 25 Degree Drop In Seven Hours
Yesterday's bitter cold made December 8 one of the coldest in years. Thermometers fell from 29 at 3 pm to 4 above zero at 10 pm and to below zero by midnight. The city faced brutal wind chill with many outdoors workers suffering. officials expect no relief before midweek as Tuesday remains very cold.
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Boston
Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Weather Bureau
Sudden Cold Wave Hits Numerous Cities Across Nation
A broad cold snap sent temperatures plunging in many regions. Saranac Lake 04F, St Pat Minn 0F, Chicago 0F, Des Moines 05F, St. Louis 0F, Madison 02F, Lacrosse 08F, Lawrence 10F below, Gloversville 10F below, Saratoga 0F, A108 N s Vccartes -12F, Manchester 18F below, Bangor 20F below.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
St. Pat
Minn
Chicago
Ill
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Louis
Virtaesecsins
Manchester
Ps .A
Bangor
L Road's Coal Offer Tested by Boston Fuel Committee
Boston's fuel committee members told a Post reporter they asked Major Henry L. Higginson and Mr. Herbert Lyman for views on General Bancroft's offer of 10,000 tons of Welsh coal at cost. Lyman said the coal is unsuitable for family use as it requires a forceful draft to burn, though it would be given a fair trial if found suitable.
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King Dental
Washington Street
Avon Street
Jordan’s
White
Rosby’s
Oxford
Boston
Post
General Bancroft
Henry L. Higginson
Herbert Lyman
Major Higginson
Lyman
Soldier's Foe Coffee Linked to Nervous Prostration
Lieut J G Talbott recalls the Spanish American War where heavy coffee use, poor food, heat, and overexertion damaged health. He resigned due to nerve collapse and found relief after quitting coffee and drinking Postum Food Coffee, reporting restored health and weight gain.
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Chickamauga
Lieut. J. G. Talbott
Springfield
East Boston colonists scramble for coal amid cold and shortages
In East Boston crowds swarmed coal offices as hundreds sought bags or baskets of fuel. At John Morrison Coal on Sumner Street orders were taken but customers carried away their coal themselves, while York’s on Border Street battled demand with soft coal and long lines.
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Boston
John Morrison Coal Company
Sumner Street
York
Border Street
Mayor cannot act on Boston coal famine says relief committee
Mayor Collins stated he could not propose steps regarding the coal famine in Boston. He said the matter rests with the appointed relief committee and they are attending to all relief details.
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Collins
Boston
Hagan Rites Held In Medford Area
James Ragan of Arlington dies and funeral scheduled from sister’s residence in West Medford on Tuesday December 9 at 2 PM. Relatives invited. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Markle CO
MR. W. C. Brent
W. Fraklin St
Warner’s
Rev. T. H. Gallaudet
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
Shuman’s
Coal Commission
Markle & Co
Grand Army Club
H. C. Aldrich
Henry
Aldrich
Cobb, Aldrich & Co., Grocers
Commonwealth Avenue
Hood
Pitts
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Heyl
W.l.douglas Strong
Brockton, Mass
BOSTC
Washington ST
Cor
Essex
Summer ST
Lincoln
Court ST
East
A.P. Lighthill
M.D
Boylston Street
London
East End
Koch
Edward Koch
Germany
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
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