Moran Regime Shocks City Hotels With Stock Sandwich Policy
District Attorney Moran’s Christmas quiet belies a hotel crackdown as downtown inns refuse stock sandwiches, requiring food orders or registration for drinks. Parker House and Crawford House curtail serve, with curtains drawn awaiting Moran’s next move. Tremont entrance may close to renew licenses amid broader victualler enforcement.
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Moran
Police Board
Down Town
Parker House
Crawford House
Young’s
Whipple
Touraine
Tremont Street
Randolph VT Faces Probe Over Village Raffle
Randolph Vermont officials erupt over a town raffle at Panton and Rowell market. Chief Eugenee S Abbott seeks charges against about 40 residents with lawyer N L Boyden backing the move. others refuse to assist. Abbott, nicknamed Jim Dumps, vows action while a petition seeks his removal amid a separate breach of peace case.
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Abbott
Randolph
Eugenee S. Abbott
N. L. Boyden
Panton & Rowell
Boyden
Mark Goddell
N. Dunham
Reformers in Tremont Urge Pledge Keeps Men From Drinking
The Rev. praises reformers including Folk Jerome and Moran for their pledge to curb drinking in Boston, hoping they carry out the promised work in the city.
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Jerome
Moran
Boston
How to Cure a Terrific Headache
A newspaper clipping notes common sense on headaches linking them to liver issues and blood quality. It cites A. C. Dixon's Tremont Temple sermon touching on charity, Christmas, and moral concerns, with the audience engaging the speaker after the service.
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A. C. Dixon
Tremont Temple
Jesus
Herod
Christ
Dixon
Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills Advertised
Nature's Laxative cures headache by removing the cause and tones liver activity. It is a positive remedy for biliousness and a torpid liver. Get your liver right and your head will not ache nor nerves weaken. These little Vegetable Pills.
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Smith
W. F. Smith Co
Toad St
Boston
Mass
Watson's Christmas Letter to Boston Police Board
James A Watson, a municipal ownership candidate for mayor, writes a public condemnation to Police Commissioners Cole Emmons and Adams. He accuses the board of un-American acts and bias, cites law enforcement and political ties, and claims future legislative action will curb their influence.
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James A. Watson
Roxbury Street
Boston
Messrs. Cole
Emmons and Adams
Pemberton Square
Mass
United Commission
Suffolk County
State House
City Hall
Guild
Police Board of
Crane
The
People’s Temple
Cole
Emmons
Adams
Pickle
Boa
James A, Watson
Divorce Granted Over Religious Conflicts in Kansas City
Circuit Court Judge Gates in Independence granted Alfred W. Nichoalds a divorce after he testified his wife detested religious principles and mocked his faith at family prayers. He is a Southern Methodist while his wife belongs to no church and refused to live with him unless he renounced religion.
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Kansas City, Mo
Gates
Idependence
Alfred W. Nichoaldr
Ife
Nichoalds
Christmas in police cell for rich boy Sutton
Richard Sutton 28 from North Andover, charged with forging checks on his grandmother, arrived from Cincinnati in custody. He faces two charges in Lawrence Police Court and will be tried Tuesday. Knox Coulson & Murphy to represent him as his relatives failed to respond.
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Lawrence
Richard Sutton
North Andover
Cincinnati
Andover
Sutton
Knox, Coulson & Murphy
Restored Hair Confidence After Scalp Humor Cure
A New York City man reports severe scalp humor and hair loss cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After trials with remedies failed, the humor disappeared and hair grew back, with continued use of the products for dressing the hair and scalp.
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Fred’k Busche
East 57Th St
New York City
Pope Grants Private Audience To Consul Roche And Wife
In Rome on December 2, the Pope met in private with James Jeffrey Roche the American consul at Genoa and his wife Mrs Roche. The Pope also received Harry St George Tucker president of the Jamestown Exposition Company now in Rome to seek Italian interest in the exposition.
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Pope
J. J. Roche
Rome
James Jeffrey Roche
Boston
Genoa
Roche. Iilis
Harry St. George Tucker
The
Jamestown Exposition Company
United States
Five Hurt As Fire Destroys Wooster Street Factory
A six story factory on Wooster Street Nos 102 104 106 burned in a blaze that drew 32 fire companies and nine precincts. Five firemen were injured but worked on. The $800000 loss left the building gutted with unknown origin and no occupants inside. Occupants included HW Damsky Cohen Muhlendorff Goldschmidt Knap Mendelssohn Jentes and others.
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New York
Wooster’ Street
HW. Damsky
Cohen & Muhlendorff
Goldschmidt & Knap
Mendelssohn & Co
Joseph Brandt & Bros
J. Jentes
Catarrh Cure Claim Appeals To Continental Testimony
Advert says Lt Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder cured many with catarrh after long durations. Testimonies claim relief in ten minutes from users across the continent.
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Agnew
Old Woman Dies Alone on Christmas Day in Brookline
Mrs. Ann McNamara aged 80 died of heart failure just after Christmas Day ended in her Brookline flat at 67 Walter Avenue. The owner lived alone, aided by a chair due to lameness. Survived by son the Rev. Father John McNamara and nephew Michael Murray of Brigham's Hotel.
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Ann McNamara
Walter Avenue
Brookline
John McNamara
Michael Murray
Brigham’s Hotel
Young Teamsters Arrested For Hold Up In Charlestown
Two young teamsters Charles J. O'Brien of Savin Hill Charlestown and J Harney of West Somerville were arrested after a hold up on Medford street Charlestown Saturday night. They allegedly robbed a Hebrew pedler of clothing valued at seven dollars and fifty cents.
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Medford Street
Charlestown
Charles J. O’brien
Savin Hill Street
J. Harney
Moore Street
West Somerville
Busy Week Ahead for Politicians in City Hall
City Hall gears up for elections of a chairman of the Board of Aldermen and a president of the Common Council. Rumors place Draper or Bangs as Republican chair hopeful, while Whelton may be re elected with GOP support. Mayor elect Fitzgerald backs Barrett or Fitzgerald for Council presidency amid broad Republican hopes. Superintendent of Streets post and Dovan’s resignation loom with civil service discharges due by December 28.
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City Hall
Common Council
Elect Fitzgerald
Alderman Cauley
Draper
Ward
Bangs
Whelton
Witzgerald
John Lee
William I. McClellan
Luke Mullen
Charlestown
James A. Doyle
Donovan
Civil Service
Holy Jumpershop Stirs Crowd At Faneuil Hall Service
At Faneuil Hall Holy Jumpers held a service drawing a large crowd. I C Harvey of Chicago opened as speaker denouncing colors and attire as ungodly while praising acts like prayer for a wayward husband. Frank Garr followed, known for his piercing sustained hysterics.
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Mr. Harvey
Frank Garr
Polite Robbers Steal Cash on Pasadena Street Car
Two men robbed a Pasadena street car in Los Angeles on December 2. They took 100 dollars from the car's passengers while conductor Bonney and a passenger named Max Swartz each lost 40 dollars. About 15 people rode the car. After the loot, the robbers calmly told the conductor to stop where they would exit and then swung away as the car continued.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pasadena
Bonney
Max Swartz
Club steward kills self on Christmas Day
Newport, R. I., Dec. 25. Edward O Nelson, 48, colored steward of the Lawrence Club, attempted to slit his wrist this morning and later ended his life by severing his jugular vein. He is survived by a widow and a daughter.
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Newport
R. T
Edward O. Nelson
Lawrence Club
Nelson
Poell Receives First Medal of Honor in Nebraska
George Poell county clerk-elect of this county in Grand Island Neb received a letter from President Roosevelt announcing the first Medal of Honor awarded under the 1905 act. Poell, a locomotive fireman, saved a child from a moving train but was crushed and lost a leg.
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Grand Island
Neb
Dee
George Poell
Roosevelt
Poell
Chinese At Shanghai Assert Independence
London dispatch says Shanghai has instructed its minister in London to press Britain to dismiss the British assessor in the mixed court dispute and to punish police involved in the recent outbreak.
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London
Morning Post
Shanghai
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Jim Dumps
Jerome of
Erst
Tremont
Watson
Jerry
Condem
Kansas City
Cauley
Fitzgerald
Barrett
James H. Doyle
Joseph J. Corbett
Pierce
Nichols
Beatty
Macleod
Richardson
Carruth
Faneuil Hall
Chicago
I. C. Harvey
Self
Nebraska
Congress
Borden
Peerless
Borden's Condensed Milk CO
Wwe
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