Microbe Killer Promoted By Professor Radam Claims
Professor Radam declares most diseases originate with microbes and that a gas impregnated liquid called the Microbe Killer cures them. He cites consumption, grip, pneumonia, catarrh, bronchitis, Bright's disease, and liver and kidney troubles as responsive. Heaton & Co., Boston agents, offer free samples and books by mail.
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Bright
New England
Heaton & Co
Washington Street
Bromfield
Milk
Boston
Youngest speaker for Collins campaign from Dorchester
Walter L. Collins of Dorchester, 23, hailed as the youngest speaker on the stump for P. A. Collins. Born in the North End, he grew up in Boston, graduated from Eliot School and English High, earned an A. B. from Harvard, led the Harvard Catholic Club, and now attends Harvard Law School. He is M. P. D. Collins’ son, brother to William E. Collins, and a friend of ex-Congressman John F. Fitzgerald.
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Walter L. Collins
Dorchester
Boston
Weights and Measures
M. PD. Collins
Old North End
Eliot School
Harvard
Harvard Catholic Club
Harvard Law School
William E. Collins
Nion
Harvey N. Collison
John F. Fitzgerald
Portland to Hold Lewis and Clark Centenary Exposition
Portland officials announce a proposed 1905 Lewis and Clark Centenary Exposition. Representatives from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana urge Congress to fund the project honoring Jefferson era explorers and the expedition’s achievement.
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Ore
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
United States
Lewis and Clark
Brigands Agree on 60 000 Ransom for Stone Release
Washington Dec 16 Brigands who held missionary Ellen M Stone have agreed to release her for 60000 ransom. Secretary Hay received the message via Spencer Eddy saying the captors concede that is all they can obtain. Eddy expects Miss Stone to be with her friends before Christmas.
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Washington, D. C
Hay
Spencer Eddy
Ellen M. Stone
Mr. Eddy
Miss Stone
Austro Hungary presses Turkey and Bulgaria to curb brigandage
Advices from Vienna report the Austro-Hungarian government urging Turkey and Bulgaria to take strong steps to suppress border brigandage. The push follows conferences involving the American minister in Vienna related to the Miss Stone case.
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London
Vienna
Turkey
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Grimes Act in Ireland Proclaimed in Mayo and Roscommon
In Mayo and Roscommon large numbers of constabulary have been drafted to key points as a proclamation placing both counties under the Crimes Act is expected. Nationalist MPs and United Irish League speakers have urged forcible resistance while Dublin plans a torchlight reception for Redmond McHugh and O Donnell. In Spokane Washington a wreck near Essex Montana is attributed to discharged workers.
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Captain Boycott
United Irish League
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McHugh and O'Donnell
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Mansion House
Colombian government forces win at Nombre de Dios
A 70 government troops defeated 250 Liberal assailants at Nombre de Dios on the Caribbean coast. Eighteen were killed and 40 wounded as government forces overran the intrenchments. Foreigners sought refuge on a nearby island, including United States vice-consul Hyatt. The area, center of American manganese mining, remains unsafe. traffic and mining have been suspended amid unsettled conditions. The gunboat General Pinzon will remain with part of her forces then move to Nombre de Dios.
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Colombia
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Tex
Caribbean
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Cocle
MIT President Attacks College Athletics At Dinner
President Pritchett criticized intercollegiate sport, urging a shift toward interclass contests to broaden participation and reduce riotous class rivalries. He praised MIT for moving toward broader university spirit and announced a silver loving cup to honor the class winning annual field events.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
J. P. Munroe
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Walker Memorial Hall
Samuel Cabot
Old South DAR Observes Fifth Anniversary Service
The Old South Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marked its fifth anniversary with a morning service at Old South Church. Rev. B A Horton urged that youth may sing America without books, amid readings by M L Fowler and others, a 60-voice chorus, and speeches by Myles Standish Winslow Warren Mary Chapman and others praising patriotism and national growth.
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Laura Wentworth Fowler
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Myles Standish
Society of the Cincinnati
Winslow Warren
Daughters of the Revolution
Mary Chapman
Francis H. Brown
Leonard K. Storrs
Mayflower Society
Louise Chandler Moulton
Mary A. Livermore
Boston
England
South Africa
Republic
Europe
Evelyn G. Masury
Danvers
Lester Bartlett
FE. A. Horton
Floods Idle Fourteen Collieries in Shamokin District
Fourteen thousand men and boys are idle after heavy rain flooded fourteen collieries in Shamokin Penn yesterday. The mines owned by the Philadelphia and Reading railroad and the Pennsylvania railroad were inundated. Operations will likely remain suspended for several days.
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Penn
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston Rangers Football Club elects officers and plans new Irish order branch
At the last meeting of the Boston Rangers Football Club the following officers were elected Patrick J. Brickley president Eugene Courtney vice president John Lyons recording secretary Dan O Neill financial secretary Daniel Shea sentinel Daniel Ilanafin captain Michael Mc Carthy vice captain Tom Costlee George Evans Tom Sullivan and George Raymond refreshment committee Patrick Fleming treasurer and Matt Donovan manager A delegation of the Irish National Foresters visited the club to form a new branch of the order from its members The delegation consisted of four members ably represented by the State organizer Daniel Sheehan Application papers for membership were distributed among those present and the branch will be established at the earliest possible time.
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Eugene Courtney
John Lyons
Dan O'Neill
Daniel Shea
Sentinel
Daniel Ilanafin
Michael McCarthy
Tom Costlee
George Evans
Tom Sullivan
George Raymond
Patrick Fleming
Matt Donovan
Irish National Foresters
Order
Daniel Sheehan
Corcoran Again President Of Democratic Club
The Democratic Club of Massachusetts held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon in club rooms. John W. Corcoran of Clinton was re elected president. New and continuing officers include vice presidents Charles F. Adams Jr and Charles S. Bird among others, secretary Prescott I. Hall, treasurer Edwin Sheafe, and an executive committee with members from Dedham Brookline and several cities.
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Massachusetts
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Charles F. Adams
Concord
Charles S. Bird
Walpole
Robert M. Burnett
Southboro
James RB. Carroll
Springfield
Patrick A. Collins
John CG. Crosby
Pittsfield
William CC. Endicott
Danvers
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles S. Hamlin
Osborne Howes
Henry W. Lamb
Brookline
Waldo Lincoln
Worcester
Godfrey Morse
Richard Olney
Josiah Quincy
Frederick J. Stimson
Dedham
Prescott I. Hall
Edwin Sheafe
Russell
Codman
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Gardner Perry
John T. Wheelwright
G. Loring Kriggs
Charles V. Casey
William T. Jenney
Medford
James E. McConnell
Fitchburg
Tea house opens at 606 Washington street in city
D Stanley introduces Uwanta Tea at his new 606 Washington street shop opened yesterday morning. A large ladies room with 30 tables offers tea service on lacquered trays including sugar, cream, bread, cup and saucer. An immense five gallon Satsuma teapot decorates the window alongside Stanley’s brands. He also provides a cloak and retiring room.
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Washington Street
Mr. Stanley
Uwanta
Satsuma
Manfalls on icy step injures ankle in South Boston
Daniel Mountain, 34, of 140 Athens street, fell on an icy step while leaving a Broadway building in South Boston. He sustained a dislocation of the right ankle and contusions to the body at City Hospital.
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Boston
Yeates
Daniel Mountain
Athens Street
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Lynn Guarded Morocco Plant as Strikes Continue
Lynn, December 16. Police protected T. A. Kelley & Co morocco factory at noon and at night with 30 to 40 Polish workers leaving and returning unmolested. About 150 Poles remained inside to sleep. Kelley favors settling like other plants but won’t discharge current workers. A Polish non union worker was injured by a lead-filled gas-pipe weapon. Rioters use nails, bricks, stones, and a gas-pipe with hooks. Kelley may seek a court injunction if disorder persists. A Greek arrestee was found guilty of a city ordinance violation and fined $15. Timothy McCarthy’s assault case was continued.
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Morocco
Morris Street
Murphy
Timothy McCarthy
Recount Shows Democratic Gains in Boston Vote
The recount at Fanueil Hall from 9 AM to 10 PM tallied 14 wards yesterday with Dow gaining 59, Howard 2, Kenny 8, Merritt 470, and Miller down 254. Wright the Republican gained 5 in Ward 10, while Dowd fell behind in that district. Ward 7 councilmen remain unchanged. small shifts noted in Ward 8. Republicans in Ward 32 assured seats. Ward 9 Precinct 9 produced a humorous ballot quirk. Overall, Merritt leads Kenny, Dow second, with no expected change to the overall result.
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Faneuil Hall
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Burlen
Hogan
Dow
Howard
Kenny
Merritt
Miller
Eldermanic
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Dowd
Crowley
Donnelly
McDermott
Hart
Maynard
Weinberg
Gaylord
Jenney
Upham
Boston
Public School Association
Jesse M. Gove
Ike” Allen
Jack Gardner
Horace G. Allen
William S. McNary
Charles W. Innes
William Dpd. Wright
Aldermari
Thomas H. Dowd
Ae W
A Howard
P. S
D, Merritt
D Miller
East Boston Club House Nearing Completion
East Boston's Athletic and Rowing Association reports its new boat house is nearly finished outside with rapid interior work. The first floor will house storage for boats and showers, a piazza will surround two sides, and a large second floor hall will host dances and meetings. A Jan first completion is planned with a members reception, an athletic meeting on Jan 14, and public invitations later in the month to inspect the building fully equipped with modern athletic apparatus.
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Huntoon hires three lawyers in stabbing case
Dover New Hampshire December 16 There is no hope of recovery for Philip Haley the stabbing victim Wednesday. Arthur Huntoon who is alleged to have assaulted Haley has engaged three lawyers to defend him.
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Dover, N. H
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Arthur Huntoon
Haley
Miss Driscoll in Dedham Jail After Brookline Robbery
May Driscoll was taken to Dedham jail to await trial for alleged residence robbery at Albert D. Merrill’s Brookline home on Rawson Road on November 7. She had already been indicted by the grand jury.
Deaths At Manchester
Miss Abbie P. May a longtime West Manchester resident aged 71 years 10 months was buried yesterday Captain Abram Rowe died aged 94 years 3 months Surviving family includes two sons and three daughters Local report notes deaths on December 16 from Manchester city area.
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Abbie P. May
West Manchester
Abram Rowe
Plymouth Fire Veteran Lewis Eddy Dies at 86
Lewis Eddy a former Boston firefighter and longtime Plymouth veteran died at his home yesterday at age 86. Eddy who served prominently in Plymouth’s fire department was widely respected in the community and leaves a recorded legacy in local public safety history.
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Lewis Eddy
Boston
Riots in Vienna as 8000 struggle for bread
News of the World brief reports rioting in Vienna with about eight thousand unemployed demanding bread. Police dispersed the crowd and sixteen rioters were injured.
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Vienna
Independent distilleries plan drive against Whisey Trust
In Peoria Illinois nineteen independent distilleries announce a campaign against the Distilling Company of America known as the Whiskey Trust. In Wheeling West Virginia a passenger train crashed into a freight train killing the conductor and a brakeman. In Racine Wisconsin search for the missing Gala Tea ends with fears for seven aboard. In New York Charles Jaimes assigns his interests in the Brevoort House and the Hotel Chastaigneray. In Wilmerding Pennsylvania thieves dynamite a post office safe stealing several hundred dollars. In Washington Archibishop Chapelle discusses Philippines Catholic property with President Roosevelt. In Washington the Civil Service Commission restores Lolanda Bonine to eligible status for government printing office appointment. In Stafford Springs Connecticut Stephen Callamer commits suicide in jail.
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Distilling Company of America
Whisey Trust
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Baltimore & Ohio
Keyser
Pittsburg
Penn
Wilmerding
Washington
Archbishop Chapelle
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Philippines
Civil Service Commission
Lolanda Bonine
James Seymour Ayres, Jr
Government Printing Office
Stafford Springs
Conn
Stephen Callamer
Stafford
Diploma Certificates Ready For Distribution At Pan-Am Expo
Pan-Am officials award the contract for lithographed diplomas to be issued at the exposition. The certificates are expected to be ready for distribution on January 1.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pan-Am
Ri ker and party stay in French Lick for unspecified term
French Lick Indiana December 16 Ri ker of New York and his party remained here today with Croker's stay described as indefinite. As weather and travel conditions allow the group will decide their next move.
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French Lick
Ind
Riker
New York
Croker
Rhode Island Governor Dies After Illness
Rhode Island Governor William Gk Wickford died this afternoon from acute Bright's disease. He had suffered a prolonged illness and his death ends a lengthy gubernatorial tenure. The state mourns as officials announce a period of mourning and set plans for a formal succession.
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R. I
William Gk
Rhode Island
Bright
North Western Railway Information for Boston Travelers
The Chicago and North Western line offers daily service to Omaha Louix City Cedar Rapids Des Moines Council Bluffs and beyond with direct routes to Deadwood in the Black Hills. Through first class and tourist sleeping cars run to California and Oregon. Tickets and information at 368 Washington Street Boston.
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