Musterole Quick Relief From Rheumatism Ad
Musterole offers quick relief for rheumatism and related pains. The white ointment uses mustard oil and claims to be better than a mustard plaster without blistering. Available in 25¢ and 50¢ jars, with a hospital size at 2.50, or send 25 or 50 cents to Musterole Company in Cleveland for mail order. testimonial from T S Harman Deputy Sheriff noting recovery in days.
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Crn Aex 2
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Harman
Mayville
Halted by Attitude of Greece
London December 17 The peace conference opened yesterday but was halted today by Greece policy of waging war and seeking peace simultaneously. The Turkish delegation said it would confer only with the three Balkan kingdoms that signed the armistice at Tchatalja, prompting adjournment until Thursday to secure instructions. All conferees expect a temporary suspension and a path to resume talks.
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London
Greece
Tchatalja
Diplomatic talks and Turkish stance widen war peace path
Ambassadors from five continental powers met Sir Edward Grey in London to discuss the eastern crisis as Turks claim plenary power for a peace treaty. The Dardanelles naval action ends with competing Greek and Turkish claims of victory while Serbia and Austria clash on Danube gunboat tactics. A U.S. role as peacemaker is cited as possible.
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Austria
Ambassadorial Court of Appeals
Foreign Office
Edward Grey
United States
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Dardanelles
Greece
Turkey
Athens
Janina
Servia
Danube
Belgrade
St. James Palace
Constantinople
Bourne outlines streetcar removal plan for Huntington and Copley
Frank A. Bourne presented a scheme last night to remove all street car lines from Huntington avenue and Copley square. The proposal aims to align with Laurence Minot’s rebuilding plans and the Boston Chamber of Commerce as discussed before the South End Improvement Association at the Rice School.
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Bourne
Copley Avenue
St. James Avenue
Minot
New Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Exeter Street
Stuart Street
Hotel Oxford
Columbus Avenue
Park Square District
Franklin Street
Boylston Street
Public Garden
Pleasant Street
Copley Square
Laurence Minot
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Frank A. Bourne
South End
Didnt Bring Bride Along Court Teases Chinese Consul Claim
Court reporters scurried through Suffolk county Court House seeking a so called Chinese consul who had applied to marry without five days notice. No Chinese consul exists in Boston since 1909. A man named William Martin, 64, claimed to be the consul. He was told the bride must be present to proceed. He promised to return at 2 o clock with her but did not appear.
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Suffolk County Court House
China
Boston
William Martin
Martin
Goodhue to Succeed Dr Lewis as State Superintendent
Frank W. Goodhue has been chosen by the State Board of Charity as superintendent of the division of State adult poor. He previously served as deputy under late Dr James F Lewis and has acted in the role since Dr Lewis's death. Approval from the Civil Service Commission accompanies the appointment.
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Frank W. Goodhue
State Board of Charity
Division of State Adult Poor
James F. Lewis
Goodhue
Civil Service Commission
Lewis
Squatters rights curbside toy peddlers rush near Granary burying ground
Pedlers of small wares assemble early in front of Granary burying ground between Tremont building and Park Street Church for a police supervised curbstone market. Sergeants Laffey and Magee with about five officers will grant 90 temporary locations at three feet each, to last until Christmas Eve.
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Park Street
Laffey
Magee
City Hall Avenue
Curbstone
Fach
Plumbers Union Votes 40 Cent Day Wage Increase
The 600 members of Boston Plumbers Union 12 vote to demand a 40 cent daily raise for an eight hour day, from 4.80 to 5.20. A preliminary conference with Greater Boston employers occurred, with a final session set for Friday. The new scale takes effect January 1, and leaders anticipate smooth implementation aligning with metro area wages.
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Boston Plumbers’ Union
Boston
Greater
Harvard 1913 class officers elected at Phillips Brooks House
At a Harvard College senior class meeting last night permanent officers were chosen including Secretary W. Tufts Jr of Boston and class committee members G H Roosevelt of Tivoli on Hudson R B Batchelder and J B Cummings among others. Other officers had been elected previously. Save Your Goat Cure Your Throat Red Cross Cough Drops advertised.
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Harvard College
Phillips Brooks House
W. Tufts, Jr
Boston
P. GM. Austin
Santa Barbara
Cal
G. H. Roosevelt
Tivoli-on-Hudson
N. Y
Haverford
Penn
A. M. Goodale
Cambridge
D. C
Red Cross
Firemen Labor Talks Move Toward Settlement
Ten railroads signaled willingness to settle labor disputes with firemen if the union drops demands for two firemen on certain heavy locomotives. Elisha Lee, chair of the managers committee, sent the letter to Brotherhood president W S Carter, as a conference proceeded.
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New York
Elisha Lee
Conference Committee of Managers
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Railroads Offer Trade Offs On Firemen Demands
Railroad managers say if firemen waive two men on certain engines, they will settle working conditions and pay on the same basis as engineers. They warn the total annual cost to railroads could rise by 15.184 million dollars, about 56 percent of current wages, while firemen claim only four million. A conference with firemen’s representatives follows tomorrow.
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Board of Arbitration
Engineers
Brotherhood
Protestant Churches in Week Calendar of Services
Week notices list church conferences at St Ann’s Church Wast Cottage street each evening at 7 30 led by Rev Father Burton of the Society of St John the Evangelist Final conference Friday. Dr James A Francis of Clarendon Street Baptist Church says no more meetings at Scenic Temple. Lecture room will host morning service Dec 29 until auditorium reconstruction. Allen A Stockdale of Union Congregational Church preached at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst last Sunday. Winthrop churches publish a joint illustrated poster with Sunday and midweek service hours and photos of churches and pastors.
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St. Ann’s Church
Wast Cottage Street
Father Burton
Society of St. John the Evangelist
James A. Francis
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Scenic Temple
Clarendon Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Winthrop
Coats Delight School Children At Houghton and Duttons
A coat buyer at Houghton and Duttons says children will be delighted as Santa brings a new coat for school. An extra lot of children's coats in sizes 6 to 14 years is priced at 2.98 dollars, offering a snug neck fit and heavy coating.
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Houghton & Dutton’s
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