Secretary Shaw to Deposit 10 Million and Buy Bonds
Secretary Shaw announced plans to deposit 10 million dollars in depositary banks and purchase 10 million in 1907 bonds to ease money market stringency. Deposits will be spread across major cities, secured by bonds, with half returned January 20 and the rest February 1.
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Washington
Shaw
New York
New Orleans
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lollisville
Atlanta
Memphis
Bankers’ Committee
South
Middle West
East
Europe
United States
Massachusetts
Labor Notes on Union Resolutions and Elections
Labor notes record sympathy resolutions for injured President Peter J. Donoghue of Union 112 Tremont Street incident and re-elections within Shop and Mill Hands Union 1410. Other items include Machinists Lodge 12,298 smoke talk attendance and international delegates at AFL events with George Appleton of the British Lace Makers' Union addressing the American Peace Society.
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Allan Gee
Great Britain
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
George Appleton
British Lace Makers’ Union
American Peace Society
Berkeley Hall
Free Trial Package Offered For Pyramid Pile Cure
An advertisement promises rapid relief from piles with a free trial package sent to any reader who includes name and address. The copy touts a reputable druggist company offering a high quality cure at affordable prices and a temporary relief to start recovery.
Pyramid Pile Cure boasts home relief and quick results
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure for hemorrhoids claiming no risk and home treatment. It cites a Toronto customer letter praising relief and says a free trial package is available from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. The 50 cent size is sold at druggists nationwide.
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Mrs. J. Bond
Toronto
Canada
Pears Ave
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Nobel Prize Money Channeled to Industrial Peace Effort
President Roosevelt plans to use the Nobel Peace Prize funds to back an Industrial Peace Foundation in Washington. The trustees would include the Chief Justice, the agriculture secretary, the commerce and labor secretary, plus labor and capital representatives, to sponsor annual and special conferences on labor disputes.
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Washington
C. Hauge
Norway
White House
Roosevelt
Leerland
Nobel Committee
Congress
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Labor
Committee of Six
Industrial Peace Committee
Massachusetts
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Boards of Arbitration
Eminent Bostonians Share Views on Roosevelt Plan
Prominent Boston figures are cited voicing opinions on President Roosevelt's plan. Leaders from business, politics, and academia provide supportive and critical views, highlighting potential impacts across economy, reform, and national policy.
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Roosevelt
Bostonians
Wife of Dr. Ray Leaves His Bedsid e
Frank Turner 19, who shot at Dr. C. W. Ray, is released on 5000 bail after a day in jail. Dr. Ray remains in critical condition as Mrs. Ray departs and refuses to act as Turner’s surety amid ongoing Windsor County grand jury proceedings.
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DR. Ray
Chester Depot
Frank Turner
C. W. Ray
J. G. Sargent
Ludlow
W. F. Turner
Malden
Turner
Ray
Main Street
Ina Ellison
Rays
Clarence Adams
Waterman’s Mill
Windsor County
Steamed Clams Poison Ridler Dies in Boston
Samuel Francis Ridler, a prominent Boston fire department lieutenant, died at his home from ptomaine poisoning and fatty degeneration of the heart after eating steamed clams. Born June 380, 1844, in the North End, he was an Eliot School alum and served with his company before his death at 21 Rockwell Street.
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Boston
Fire Department
Samuel Francis Ridler
Rockwell Street
Mitchell
Lieutenant Ridler
Charter Street
North End
Eliot School
Boston Nurses' Club Christmas Sale at Club Rooms
The Boston Nurses' Club holds a two day Christmas sale at 755 Boylston Street from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. today and tomorrow. Admission is free and visitors receive ice cream coffee and cake. A variety of dainty items will be on sale and donations go to treasurer Miss Elizabeth Roche for the club house fund.
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Boston Nurses’ Club
Boylston Street
Elizabeth Roche Hias
Cambridge Votes for Mayor and City Council Leaders
Cambridge citizens vote to decide between Mayor Charles H. Thurston and Walter C. Wardwell in the 60th city election. Weather and nomination climate keep turnout light. Quinn predicts Thurston by 500 to 1000 votes while MacDonald forecasts Wardwell by a similar margin.
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Cambridge
Charles H. Thurston
Walter C. Wardwell
Edward Quinn
Democratic Ward
Thurston
MacDonald
Wardwell
Battle in Probate Court over Custody of Blind Mother's Children
Julia Etta Elliott, a blind mother, won in Probate Court against William R. Elliott over custody of their four children. An Associated Charities officer assisted. The husband sought modification and custody, claiming his wife cannot care for them. the court dismissed his petition. The 1930s case notes arrears and a deceased youngest child.
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Julia Etta Elliott
William R. Elliott
Associated Charities
Roxbury
Saratoga Street
Boston
Elliott
Boston City Club Opens Its New Beacon Street Home
The Boston City Club near Somerset and Beacon streets held an informal opening for members with formal gala planned tomorrow. Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald among speakers. interior rooms in antique oak with dining areas ready, lounges and private rooms on upper floors, billiard spaces to come. The 1200 members will convene tonight for city election returns, with a formal ceremony Wednesday led by President Geoffrey B. Lehy.
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New Boston City Club
Somerset and
Beacon Streets
Governor Guild
Beacon Street
Somerset Street
Geoffrey B. Lehy
Mayor Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
Frank K. Foster
Dennis D. Driscoll
Elwyn G. Preston
Joseph C. Pelletier
Edward E. Filene
Thomas B
Snow bike draws crowds at Siegel wonders store
The snow bike, a new invention sold only by the Henry Siegel Company, is shown at Wonderland Santa Claus headquarters. It resembles a single ski with a midship seat and requires balance like a bicycle. It speeds over smooth snow faster than a sled, promising wide popularity.
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Henry Siegel
Marvels of Wonderland
Santa Claus
Bargain Centre of Boston Shoppers Pack The Dodge Spear Co
Sunday Post ad highlights a double page spread from the Dodge Spear Co department store. Crowds visit on Monday despite bad weather as the store shows bargain prices and busy activity captured by a Post photographer. The piece praises the store's holiday trade and the newspaper’s advertising reach.
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Dodge- Spear Co
Boston
Post
The
Dodge-Spear CO
Sunday Post
Elston Denies Rookback in Somerville Mayor Race
Abraham A. Elston, Somerville mayoral candidate, denounces a Woods circular as untrue and unauthorised. John J. Sheeran, named in the affidavits, swears the statements are false and that the circular aimed to injure Elston’s campaign. Elston calls for voters to elect him and disavows any union-label endorsement.
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Abraham A. Elston
United Citizens
Somerville
Union
John M. Woods
John J. Sheeran
Woods
Mr. Elston
Mr. Woods
Chandler
Grimmons
Sheeran
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Professor Harmon
Irving F. Symonds
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
T. John J. Sheeran
Merriam Street
Mass
A. A. Elston
Albert E. Hughes
Justice of the Peace
Elston
Stole Dr Henson’s Coat at Tremont Temple
The Rev P S Henson’s expensive overcoat was stolen yesterday at Tremont Temple while he spoke at the Baptist conference. A much too large dilapidated coat was left in its place on a chair.
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P. S. Henson
Mr. Henson
Tremont Temple
Dr. Henson
Baptist Conference
Ashman Wins $4123 Verdict Against Boston Elevated Railway
Patrick McGoldrick, driver of a city ash cart, receives $4123 verdict against the Boston Elevated Railway Company in Superior Court before Judge Holmes. He sought $10,000 for injuries from October 18, 1904, when his cart was struck by a car. Counsel was Congressman-Elect Joseph F. O Connell.
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Holmes
Patrick McGoldrick
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Joseph F. O’connell
Sullivan and Fitzgerald Draw In 20 Round Fight
Willie Fitzgerald of Philadelphia and Peter Sullivan of Boston fought 20 rounds to a draw in Dayton Ohio. Fitzgerald scored the only knockdown in the second round with a right uppercut, sending Sullivan to his knees as both fighters battled throughout the bout.
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Dayton, O
Willie Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Peter Sullivan
Boston
Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Fitz
Painters' Union 11 Denies Shay Endorsement
Painters' Union 11 officials yesterday denied endorsing Aldermanic Candidate Shay in the previous papers. They said Union 11 endorsed only Fred J. Kneeland and that several names on the endorsement statement were not Union 11 members. The denial was signed by W. D. Estabrook Frank Moorehouse and Harry Noble.
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Painters’ Union 11
Shay
Union 11
Board of Aldermen
Fred J. Kneeland
W. D. Estabrook
Painters’ District Council
Eastern
Massachusetts
Frank Moorehouse
Harry Noble
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Board of Trustees
Willard Howland
State Board of Arbitration and Concilia
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
William H. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
R. H. White Company
Mrs. Ray
Boston Nurses’ Club Sale
Boston City Club
Munyon
Remington
Frederic Remington
Great West
Buffalo Trail
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Maxfield Parrish
P. F. Collier & Son
West Thirteenth St
Ashman
Painters’ Union
Sterling Remedy Coo
Candy Cathartic
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