Free Treatment Offer From Dr Flower Seeks Cure for All
Dr R C Flower offers free examinations and prescriptions by top physicians of the country, closing next Saturday night. The program claims cures for incurables, with offices at 729 Boylston St Boston open 9 to 6 and 7 to 9 evenings. Many testimonials cite remarkable recoveries from paralysis cancer and diabetes. The notice invites the poor and those unable to pay to seek help before the offer ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Flower
New England
Dr. Flower
Boylston St
Flower
M. G. Jeffers
Gallup Mills
Theodore Harrington
Southbridge
Mass
H. B. Colburn
Putnam
Hartford
Bright
Left Wheels to Dance at Commonwealth Bicycle Club Ball
Fensmere Hall hosted the Commonwealth Bicycle Club’s third annual ball with about seventy five couples from Greater Boston cycling clubs. David H. Lawrence directed the floor as ladies and gentlemen in gay attire mingled with members including R. B. Plummer H O Riges Miss Margie Walsh Harry Carter and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fensmere Hall
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Greater Boston
David H. Lawrence
R. B. Plummer
H. O. Riges
Margie J. Walsh
Harry Carter
Jennie M. Plumb
Warren Dow
A. M. Skinner
C. H. Goddard
F. C. Kimball
A. J. Tilden
Mae L. Kimball
F. Parmenter
A. W. Hurlburt
Frank C. Kimball
W. E
Terra Novians Ball Celebrates 33rd annual tradition
The Boston Terra Novian Association held its 33rd annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with a concert preceding the grand march led by Mr. Martin Kent and wife. About 400 attendees included many local figures such as Walter Duggan John T. Quinn Thomas J. Bally Nicholas Flynn and others among eighty couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Terra Novian Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Martin Kent
William Halligan
Messrs
Walter Duggan
John T. Quinn
Thomas J. Bally
Icholas Flynn
William Sullivan
Ames P. Cunningham
John Gleason
Maurice Galgay
Richard Powers
Michael Henes
Names in World War Era Honor Roster List
A long OCR readable list names Minnie Tinburg, Laura Klanch, Harriet Carsons, Bessie Hodson, Captain John H. Dunn, Lieutenants Casey and Cully, Sergeants Glavey Clancy Kilroe Griffin Larkin, corporals Phillips Parlier Grogan Lee Goode, Bugler John Tarmody, Joseph V. Glancy, John I. Finn, Walter E. Bryant, John J. Burke, John F. Coughlin, William F. Coakley, Daniel J. Driscoll, Thomas J. Foley, John W. Fitzgerald, Peter F. Galligan, Frank H. Hilton, William Kobs, Michael F. King, Michael F. Leonard, Edward L. Menz, Arthur F. Marston, James McManus, Duncan McMillian, Bernard J. Norton, Frank Palmer, James A. Quann, David P. Riley, John F. Sheehan and Bert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinburg
Minnie
Julia Dodge
Laura Klanch
Harriet Carsons
Bessie Hodson
John H. Dunn
Casey
Cully
Glavey
Clancy
Kilroe
Griffin
Larkin
Phillips
Parlier
Grogan
Lee Goode
Norte
John Tarmody
Joseph V. Glancy
John I. Finn
Walter E. Bryant
John J. Burke
John F. Coughlin
William F. Coakley
Daniel J. Driscoll
Thomas J. Foley
John W. Fitzgerald
Peter F. Galligan
Frank H. Hilton
William Kobs
Michael F. King
Michael F. Leonard
Edward L. Menz
Arthur F. Marston
James McManus
Duncan McMillian
Bernard J. Norton
Frank Palmer
James A. Quann
David P. Riley
John F. Sheehan
Bert Smith
Raphael Lasker Lodge B'nai B'rith Ball Draws 500 Couples
The first grand ball of the Raphael Lasker Lodge No 77 was attended by about 500 couples at Paul Revere Hall. The event featured a promenade concert by Thomas Mullally's Orchestra, with Mr. Alexander Lasker and Mr. Israel M. Leavy directing. Proceeds benefit the society's sick benefit fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Raphael Lasker Lodge No. 77
Order
B'nai B'rith
Thomas Mullally
Alexander Lasker
Rabbi Lasker
Israel M. Leavy
Rabbi Raphael Lasker
Gustave Celler
Davis Marks
M. Chewincky
Solomon Isaacs
Philip Asner
Louis Burkhart
Samuel F. Fish
Max Sodow
Jacob I. Flashman
Julius Lipman
Henry Bosh
Hetta Bosh
Hetta Solomon
Celia Smith
Sadie
Ninth annual A O H concert and ball in Roughan Hall
Division 20 A O H held its ninth annual concert and ball in Roughan Hall last evening with about 1100 attendees from Suffolk County divisions and officers from Malden Medford Somerville Cambridge Arlington Everett and Lynn. The hall displayed Irish and American flags and tropical decor while Hobbs s Hibernian Orchestra performed from 8 to 9 pm and a 25 number dance followed until 4 am. Bernard MacMakin was floor marshal and Michael O Donovan served as floor director assisted by William R Connolly and James Connolly. The grand march opened with Michael O Donovan and Mrs O Donovan and other couples totaling 250 pairs.
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Roughan Hall
Suffolk County
Malden
Medford
Somerville
Cambridge
Arlington
Everett
Lynn
Hobbs
Hibernian
Bernard MacMakin
Michael O'Donovan
William R. Connolly
James Connolly
O'Donovan
William FR. Connolly
Connoly
Roxbury Catholic Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Roxbury Catholic Association held its annual election of officers last night at Columbia Hall 368 Centre free electing George H Johnson as president James J Mc Carthy vice president William F Nolan recording secretary Charles A McLaughlin financial secretary James A Des mond treasurer and directors Patrick J Connelly Daniel J Byrne Edward J Logan John J McCarty Michael W O Connell and Arthur T Connelly Spiritual director Arthur T Connelly General A P Martin will address the association January 14 on The Battle of Gettysburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Catholic Association
Columbia Hall
Centre Free
George H. Johnson
James J. McCarthy
William F. Nolan
Charles A. McLaughlin
James A. Desmond
Patrick J. Connelly
Daniel J. Byrne
Edward J. Logan
John J. McCarty
Michael W. O'Connell
Arthur T. Connelly
Textile workers prepare for strike amid wage cut protests
Fall River reports a mood of unrest as the Textile Workers' Union conference considers action on a wage reduction. Weavers withdraw funds from banks and seek support from Lowell Lawrence Lewiston Manchester and other mills while dispute with manufacturers grows. Labor leaders criticize the cut down and call for solidarity across New England.
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Fall River
Conference Committee
The
Textile Workers’ Union
New England
Thomas O’donnell
Lowell
Lawrence
Lewiston
Manchester
John McCarthy
Loom Fixers’ Association
Locm
Five Sailors Lost As Susan P Thurlow Wrecks Off Cushing Island
The schooner Susan P Thurlow captained by Helgersen from Hillsboro New Brunswick to New York with plaster rock wrecked on Cushing Island at eight last night. The captain and five sailors were lost. One sailor reached shore and reported the disaster.
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Portland
Susan P. Thurlow
Helgersen
Hillsboro
N. B
New York
Cushing Island
Keppel Arrested for Assault on Two Girls in Charles Town
Patrolman Chapman arrested 21 year old John E Keppel on Main street after Maggie Hanley and Maud Green reported being attacked around 9 pm. The girls identified Keppel at the station as the assailant, who struck them on the head leaving bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Keppel
Chapman
Charlestown
Maggie Hanley
Maud Green
Main Street
Keppel
Eane
Walker Street
Charlesown
Brookline Special Town Meeting Trades Bridge Cost
In Brookline Town Hall a special meeting with 700 voters presided by Captain R G F Candage decided to share equally with Boston the 800 dollar cost of a temporary foot bridge at Longwood avenue. A six member committee will approve plans and supervise a new police station on the Edward Devohin School lot. The school committee may hire an architect and contract for a grammar school building on Harvard street up to 45 mp, excluding grading and furnishing. Meeting adjourned until Wednesday.
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Brookline Town Hall
R. G. F. Candage
Boston
Longwood Avenue
Edward Devohin
Harvard Street
Sentences Given in Superior Criminal Court
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday James Foley received three years for robbery. M J Mulkern got two and a half years for robbery. D W Pierce was sentenced to one and a half years for embezzlement in the House of Correction. Letna Day of Day Cordage Worn pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
James Foley
M. J. Mulkern
D. W. Pierce
House of Correction
Day
Blood Flow Description in the Body
The excerpt describes the circulatory system directing blood in a nourishing stream to every organ, maintaining order and sustaining bodily functions through a continuous flow. It emphasizes the heart driving circulation and the veins and arteries distributing nourishment.
Subway profits rely on fancy riding not rush hour business
President Samuel Little of the New York Sun argues the subway is unpopular and used mainly during peak hours. He says profit comes from pleasure riders, not daily commuters, and cites ticket sales, weather effects, and urban habits as proof.
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Samuel Little
New York Sun
Mr. Little
Park Street
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Transit Commission
Sun
Boston
Roxbury
London
New York
Bryan in Mexico lauds Monroe doctrine stance in speech
President Diaz receives William Jennings Bryan in Mexico City as he praises the Monroe doctrine and governments deriving power from popular consent. The Mexican press hails him as a heroic, popular tribune and warmly welcomes Bryan to the country.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Bryan
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
Unit States
Tribune
Death of a General Gardiner Voiced in London
Sir Henry Lynedoch Gardiner is dead. The London dispatch reports the death of the general, noting his service and title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Lynedoch Gardiner
Dorchester Rally Highlights Republican Critique of Mayor
A Dorchester rally at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner drew few attendees. Speakers included Curtis Guild Jr Alpheus Sanford E B Callender Charles H Innes and B B Whittemore with Edwin S Woodbury presiding.
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Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Curtis Guild, Jr
Alpheus Sanford
E. B. Callender
Charles H. Innes
B. B. Whittemore
Edwins
Woodbury
Sanford
Quincy
Columbia Road
Franklin Park
Roxbury
Marine Park
Boston
Charles E. Folsom
Alderman Loft
E. Ballender
C. R. Cutter
Reublican
Renator Folsom
Lott
Forefathers Day Observed by Brighton Church Women
The Brighton Congregational Church Woman's Association held Forefathers Day with a banquet. Charles B. Travis presided and praised the Pilgrims, noting Mrs. Plymouth Rock's role. Curtis Guild Jr. and ex-Mayor Curtis were warmly welcomed, amid light political caution and applause.
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Boston
Trimount
Woman's Association
Brighton Congregational Church
Charles B. Travis
Plymouth Rock
Curtis
Travis
Curtis Guild, Jr
Inspector Knox arrests shoplifter at Woolworths store
Inspector Knox of headquarters arrested David Cant, 30, at Frank Woolworth’s dry goods store for shoplifting. Cant’s room was at 89 Appleton street. a storehouse of stolen goods from Jordan Marsh and Woolworths was found, including spoons, jewelry, cream jars, knives, suspenders, pocketbooks, handkerchiefs, and towels. The landlady at 89 Eggleston street says Cant owes two weeks’ rent.
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Inspector Knox
Headquarters
Knox
Frank Woolworth
David Cant
America
Appleton Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Woolworth
Eggleston Street
Cant
Lost in Fog Sees Leyland Liner Anchored Off Marblehead
A fogbound afternoon report says a large Leyland line steamer ground near Sorrel Rocks off Marblehead. Tug Wrestler and tug Emily searched the area. Wrestler found a four masted steamer anchored below Boston Light, likely the Philadelphian from Liverpool, with another tug nearby. The vessel stayed ashore overnight and was towed to her dock in the morning. The Wrestler captain believes the Philadelphian was the Marblehead sighting.
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Leyland Line
Sorrel ‘Rocks
Baker’s Island
Marblehead
Wrestler
Boston Towboat Company
Emily
Boston Light
Liverpool
Dennison Charges at Quincy Democratic Rally in Cauley Hall
A Cauley Hall rally in Ward 4 drew many active listeners as speakers and audience members joined the discussion. John J. Hogan presided while Joseph A. Dennison and several officials attacked the Riley movement and Curtis. Other speakers included John J. O Callaghan Salem D. Charles Joseph A Conry John F. Fitzgerald and Joseph J. Corbett. Dennison opened the program with remarks attacking opponents and outlining his stance.
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Quincy
Cauley Hall
John J. Hogan
Riley
Curtis
Joseph A. Dennison
John J. O'Callaghan
Salem D. Charles
Joseph A. Conry
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Corbett
Mr. Dennison
Pyramid Pile Cure claims rapid, safe relief for piles
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a quick, safe remedy for hemorrhoids. It promises removal of congested parts and inflammation, with rapid relief from pain and itching. The text cites cured patients and claims affordability and medical certainty, directing readers to buy 50 cents per box and to request a book from Pyramid Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
Albion
Mich
Idler Club Reception At Fay House Highlights Radcliffe
Radcliffe College Idler Club hosted a reception in Fay House last night drawing a fashionably dressed crowd. Seniors greeted guests in the parlor while juniors, sophomores, and freshmen occupied rooms A B and G with specialties bustling in the auditorium. Leading figures included Mrs. Agassiz, Dean Irwin, Miss Coes, Miss Griswold, and Miss Boody with Miss Gertrude Hall chairing arrangements.
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Radcliffe College
Fay House
Agassiz
Dean Irwin
Coes
Miss Griswold
Boody
Gertrude Hall
No new warships approved by Dutch Chamber of Deputies
The government was defeated in The Hague today as the Chamber of Deputies rejected plans to authorize new warships by a vote of 46 to 41. The decision halts a navy expansion program and reflects parliamentary opposition.
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The
Hague
Chamber of Deputies
Arm Fracture Suffered By Michael Cummings on Tenth Street
Michael Cummings aged years old residing on Story street and employed by T. C. Story at 191 Tenth street was caught between a gate and gate-post on Tenth street and sustained a fracture of his right arm.
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Michael Cummings
Story Street
T. C. Story
Tenth Street
Carbone Convicted of First Degree Murder in New York
In the Supreme Court today Angelo Carbone was found guilty of murder in the first degree. The court set sentencing for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Angelo Carbone
Foot Crush Injury At Factory In Jamaica Plain
Albert F. Hall of Sturtevant Blower Company on Green Street Jamaica Plain had his foot crushed by an iron pulley and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Hall
Sturtevant Blower Company
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
American Wringer Company Advertising Card
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 77 and 7 Franklin street and 8 Arch street. It manufactures clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers and offers wringers and sweepers repair. Orders by major telephone receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Canadian Finance Minister Fielding Talks Tariffs and Loans
W. S. Fielding of Ottawa, Canada’s finance minister, at Young’s Hotel, discusses Canada’s tariff policy, noting a shift toward lower tariffs under Laurier, while asserting stability in the financial system. He cites a successful £10 million loan placed in England with a rate of 21 1/2 percent and rejects annexation ideas, affirming strong ties to Great Britain.
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W. S. Fielding
Ottawa
Canada
Young’s
Conservative
Liberal Party
Wilfred Laurier
Klondike
United States
England
Great Britain
Fielding
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Terra Novians’ Ball
Ninth Infantry
BALL
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O'Toole
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Hickey
Dunn
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Liniment
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Brookline Town Meeting
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Methyl Dental CO
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Republican Rally
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Alameda Champagne
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Alameda CO
Tremont St
MR. Curtis
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Mullen
Idler Club
Radcliffe
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Grand Rally
Washington Street
Kneeland Street
Union Hat CO
Craven
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Hanover
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COR. Union
U. S.canada
I. S. Johnson & CO
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J. J. Fecht
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Johnson & CO
Custom House
Ike
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Hetty Green
Washington St
New England Piano Co
DE Loripa—Nichols
Charles R. Tenney
Charles M. de Loriea
Woburn
Ethel C. Nichols
Clifford
Howard Avenue
Alonzo Pinckney Clifford
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