Microbe Killer touted by Prof Radam in lung cure push
Prof Radam claims the Microbe Killer, a gas impregnated liquid, cures a range of germ diseases. He asserts it helps early consumption and lung illnesses, including grip, pneumonia, catarrh, bronchitis, and kidney liver trouble. New Eng agents Heaton & Co. offer free books and samples at 869 Washington St Boston.
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Prof
Radam
Bright
Post
Heaton & Co
Washington Street
Bromfield
Milk
Boston
Germany may seize Laguayra. Venezuelan stance
A Curacao-based merchant close to President Castro says Germany may seize Laguayra to force Venezuela’s debt payment of over $2 million. Castro warns Germany to wait for court recourse and vows retaliation, including declaring free trade if Laguayra’s port is seized. He dismisses prior debts and foresees Boer-like war against German troops.
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Willemstadt
Curacao
Venezuela
Castro
Associated Press
Mrchant
Germany
Laguayr
A 48- Tro
Laguayra
Cor
Caracas
Golden Leads Pedestrians In Six Day Race
Rochester December report describes 17 runners starting a six day go as you please race for world championship at Fitz Hugh Hall. Golden the Irish champion took an early lead while Hengelman and others trailed. several quit with illness or injury as the first day miles logged show Golden at 70 miles eight laps and Fahey and Hart close behind.
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Rochester
N. Y
Fitzhugh Hall
Golden
Hunxley
Goulette
Hart
Merty
Unknown
Martin
Loeselein
Moore
Guerrero
McGraw
Cartwright
Cooper
Clark
Linehan
Severe gales and snow hit Great Britain with damage
London reports very severe gales and snow storms across Britain yesterday with thunder hail and wind damage. Chimneys blown down and several fatalities occurred as six inches of snow settled in northern Scotland.
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London
Great Britain
Scotland
Catholic Chuir In Cincinnati Catholic Chuir In Cincinnati
A joint conference in Cincinnati gathers 300 delegates from Catholic societies totaling about 609000 members. Delegates will attend Mass at the Cathedral with Bishop Horstman and Archbishop Elder, then move to the Auditorium for welcomes from Governor Nash Mayor Fleischmann and others before an executive session.
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Cincinnati
Coyle
Philadelphia
Horstman
Cleveland
Valher Quatman
Lavelle
New York
Archbishop Elder
McFaul
Messmer
Maas
Criterion Club in Chelsea hosts Night Off at Chelsea Academy
The Chelsea Academy of Music hosted a Criterion Club of Boston social in which the comedy Night Off was staged before a fashionably large audience. Attendees included Lieutenant Governor John L. Bates and Mrs. Gates in a lower box, Mayor James Gould and Mrs. Gould in an opposite box, and Worshipful Masters F. Warren Kimball and Thomas Coyle with guests in upper boxes. The cast featured Franklin H. Richardson, Walter Dugan, Arthur H. Sawyer, William S. Cram, Samuel Oliver, Sibyl Banks, Ethel Bourne, Gertrude Binley, and Alice J. Westgate.
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Chelsea Academy of Music
Criterion Club
Boston
Naphtan Council
Masonic Order
Johnl. Bates
Gates
James Gould
F. Warren Kimball
Star of Bethlehem Lodge
Friends
Thomas Coyle
Robert Lash Lodge
Franklin H. Richardson
Walter Mr. Dugan
Arthur H. Sawyer
William S. Bb. Cram
Samuel Oliver
Im Sibyl Banks
Ethel Bourne
Gertrude Binley
Alice J. Westgate
Grand Jury Indicts P J McGuire in Embezzlement Case
Philadelphia grand jury returns an indictment against P J McGuire general secretary treasurer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters for embezzling ten thousand dollars of union funds.
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Philadelphia
P. J. McGuire
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
McGuire
Harvard French Play Les Plaideurs Impresses Crowd
Cast changes marked last night as Goelet and Hoguet swapped roles for acts one and two of the production with Lontime and L Intime. Bernard the coach drew praise for adapting La Fontaine fable and leading a smooth performance with a applauded ballet and new toe steps by W H Chase.
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Mr. Goelet
Lontime
Hoguet
Mr. Vison
Leandre
Mr. Bernard
la Fontaine
Racine
W. H. Chase
Brookline
Boston
Mr. Chase
Harvard
R. Burton
F. Johnson
I. B. Ahlbern
H. R. van Law
W. G. Koechel
Brooklyn
Cercle Francais
J. J. Coleman
Pach
Yale's First French Play At New Haven Hall
Le Cercle Francais of Yale presented Ta Poudre aux Yeux in College Street Hall to a larger audience than expected. The two act drama drew generous approval for Yale's initial French stage effort by undergraduates in New Haven.
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Bernard
Cercle Francais
A. C. White
O'Reilly
New Haven
Conn
le Cercle Francais
Yale University
College Street Hall
Yale
Soule Busy Picking Senate Committees
President Rufus A. Soule of the State Senate arrived in Boston and met 26 Senators from both parties to discuss committee appointments. He will announce selections on inauguration day after studying merits. 20 new Senators complicate the task. Soule plans to consult with Speaker Myers and return to New Bedford before resuming Boston duties.
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Rufus A. Soule
State Senate
Boston
Senate
Soule
Adams House
Commonwealth
New Bedford
Legislative
Andersonville
Georgia
Sneaker Myers
Edward Seaver
Charles S. Sullivan
Charlestown
John A. Sullivan
Albert 8. Apsey
Cambridge
Howard F. Blodgett
Teaminster
Agriculture
Merrick A. Morse
Belchertown
J. Frank Porter
Danvers
David Manning
Worcester
Chester B. Williams
Wayland
John K. Berry
George R. Jones
Melrose
A. H. Morrison
Fall River
Frank A. Fales
Norwood
John F. Marsh
Springfield
Alva
Wood
Woburn
Archie N. Frost
Lawrence
Henry R. Skinner
Watertown
Isugene J
William A. Nye
St. Louis
Wareham
Beverly Farms
Hopedale
Onset
Old Town
Public Health
Harbors and Public Lands Committee
United States Army
Campaign Close Rallies Cite City Contests and Alliances
Speakers at Stirk's Hall Ward 1 rallies urged strong voter turnout as candidates Chestnut Collins Hart Corry and others framed the municipal race as the pivotal contest of the era. Harvey N Collison criticized the incumbent as overextended while Fitzgerald predicted a 10000 vote margin for General Collins.
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Tam
Harvey N. Collison
Fitzgerald
Collins
John A. Sullivan
Walter L. Collins
Dorchester
W. C. 8. Healey
John L. Kelly
Stirk’s Hall
Cenry
James A. Gallivan
Healey
German Drama for Charity at Boston Turn Hall
Under the Boston Turn Verein Felix Philippi presented The Thorny Path in German last evening at Boston Turn Hall. The benefit supported the Krauss family with a large audience and Dorothea was portrayed by an unnamed actress.
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Krauss
Boston
Dorothea
Boxing Brawl Ends Fight Amid Referee Intervention
In Landon on December 10 reports describe last night’s bout between Charley McKeever and Jack Palmer as a disgraceful fiasco. Both fighters infringed rules and ignored referee warnings, culminating in a Western barroom scrap. Police intervened on stage, threatening arrest as pandemonium ensued.
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Landon
Sporting
Charley
McKeever
Jack Palmer
Palmer
Sporting Life
Dramatic Benefit for Krauss Fund Impresses German Elite
A fashionable presentation raised funds for sculptor Robert Krauss's family. Edward Sterr spoke of strong expectations as stage manager. The German social circle audience praised the drama and cast. G Schmidt as Ernst Buelan earned high praise for his interpretation. Leading lady Miss P Nephut and others delivered notable performances.
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Robert Krauss
Edward Sterr
G. Schmidt
Ernst Buelan
P. Nephut
Wedekind
Marie Monpiton
Dorothea
Leo Robinson
Herbert
Pretorius
Adolf Schubert
J. Schmidt
Sllen
Ernstrage
Alfred
Paul Boettcher
Wagon
YL. Lamken
Franz
Edmund Hoxie Receives Navy Yard Special Mechanic Post
Edmund Hoxie of 78 Clinton Street Everett was appointed special mechanic in pneumatic machinery at Charlestown Navy Yard. He passed the competitive examination with credit and will receive four dollars per day.
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Edmund Hoxie
Clinton Street
Everett
Charlestown Navy Yard
Warner's Safe Cure Advertisement Claims Kidney Cure
A promotional piece urges women to test urine for kidney disease and promotes Warner's Safe Cure. It quotes Miss Lillian Ramsey of Denver and describes a family history of kidney related weakness. The ad promises free trial bottles via the Warner Safe Cure Co. Rochester and instructs readers to ask druggists for the product.
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Lillian Ramsey
Denver Quincy Club
Denver
Col
Warner
Miss Ramsey
Frye Ships Subsidy Bill Proposes New Ocean Mails
Washington Dec. 9 Senator Frye introduced a new ship subsidy bill arranging four titles and 15 sections. It raises ocean mail contracts to 15 years, sets rates by tonnage and speed, and ties subsidies to US defense and maritime needs. It requires American crews, classed ships, and limits foreign sale without Treasury consent.
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Washington
Rye
United States
West Indies
Central America
Mexico
Secretary of the Treasury
Btill
Campaign ends with final rally at Lincoln Hall
Chelsea's no license campaign concluded with a last rally at Lincoln Hall led by principal speaker Mrs. Leonora M. Lake. Patrick Casey presided and urged a large no license vote.
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Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Leonora M. Lake
Patrick Casey
Frenchmen Quit Sur-Uay Rage Ends Six Day Race
New York December 10 The international six day bicycle team race ended with the French team quitting after Gougoltz and Simar clashed with staff. Final tally showed Miles, Lene, McEachern and Walthour leading at 1 a.m. as Gougoltz fell injuring both knees and the French squad retired with 421 miles and five laps.
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New York
Miles
Lenesseesense Wa
McEachern and
Walthour
Fisher and
Chevalier
Newkirk and Munro
Maya and
Wilson
Butler and
McLean
Lawson
Julius
King and Samuelson
Babcock and Turville
Hall and McLaren
Frederick
Simar
Gougoltz
Bartenders Annual Ball at Mechanics Hall Draws 1500
The fourteenth annual ball of the Boston Bartenders Mutual and Benevolent Association was held at Mechanics Hall last evening. Nearly 1500 members with friends including 250 couples attended the grand march led by President Robert A. Callahan and Mrs. Callahan. Ralph's Orchestra provided music while Frank Unine directed the floor with assistants. Notable attendees included Joseph Smith Thomas F. Mooney misses and Messers Kennedy, Corbett, Shine, Coughlan, Mehegan and Tallon.
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Boston Bartenders’ Mutual and Benevolent Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Robert A. Callahan
Callahan
Richard W. Wennedy
Henry I. Corcoran
Ralph
Frank Unine
Fred W. Griffin
John B. O'Lirien
John W. Head
Martin J. Matthinoes
John D. O'Brien
Joseph Smith
Thomas F. Mooney
Aliee Mooney
Joseph H. Sylvester
Tuttle Corbett
Margaret Shine
Henry W. Coughlan
John J. Mehegan
Sadie Mahan
Willian J. Tallon
Wright Emerges in Ward 10 Fight for Alderman Seat
In the fifth aldermanic district Republican William D Wright faces Democrat Senator Dowd in a tense contest. Wright, a business man and master printer, unites fractured Ward 10 factions led by Innes I F Paul Parr and Yendley. Dowd’s Senate vote against the referendum stirs Democratic concern as the Reform Club backs Wright on that issue.
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William D. Wright
Dowd
Wright
Innes
I. F. Paul
Parr
Yendley
Dowsie
State Senate
Democratic Reform Club
Ward 10
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