Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed
A Boston Daily Post advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims kidneys filter blood and that weak kidneys affect the entire body. The notice offers free sample bottles and a book, urging readers to mail addresses to Binghamton New York.
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Wilde Named Commandant at League Island Yard
Washington Feb 3 Captain F B Wilde head of the Boston navy yard has been chosen to succeed Rear Admiral Sigsbee as commandant of the League Island navy yard in an official appointment announced today.
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Washington
F. BE. Wilde
Boston Navy Yard
Sigsbee
League Island Navy Yard
Seaver Hall Meeting Discusses Licensing Reform Plans
Stationary Engineers' Union 16 obligated 12 applicants and received nine applications at its meeting last night in Seaver Hall. Committees on Initiative and Referendum, representing the State branch, A F L, Boston Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council met at Wells Memorial building and outlined a plan of legislative action for the referendum. City Point Lodge of Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen held its annual ball at Paine Memorial Hall with A. F. Amadon leading the grand march. two hundred couples attended.
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Building Trades Council
Wells Memorial Building
City Point Lodge of Brotherhood Railroad
Paine Memorial Hall
A. F. Amadon
Harvard Men Criticised for Sham illness
The Harvard Crimson editorial condemns undergraduates for signing off as ill to skip duties. It calls the practice a deliberate lie and reflects on a lax campus culture opposed by President Eliot’s emphasis on Veritas.
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Harvard Crimson
Eliot
Veritas
Death by self inflicted pain driven act in Cohasset
Albert Harding died yesterday afternoon from a gunshot wound in what Dr. Oliver H. Howe called a personal crisis shooting. The medical examiner said it was not premeditated but a sudden impulse amid intense headache pain. No note or motive found. burial at Forest Hills Cemetery with a Friday funeral.
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Forest Hills Cemetery
Indiana Kentucky clash over Goebel case in Congress
In Congress, Indiana and Kentucky debated the Goebel assassination case with sharp partisan rancor. Kentucky demanded the return of W. S. Taylor for trial, while Crumpacker defended Indiana amid relentless interruptions. The exchange touched on extradition treaties and political tensions as the diplomatic appropriations bill faced consideration.
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Kentucky
Goebel
W. S. Taylor
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James
Crumpacker
Congress
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Taylor
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Don Quixote
Hanna
Sandford Convicted Of Cruelty To His Son In Auburn
The Rev. F. W. Sandford head of the Holy Ghost and Us Society was found guilty in the Auburn Supreme Court of cruelty to his 6 year old son. The verdict came after a short trial with 11 witnesses testifying to deprivation of food and water for 72 hours. Sentencing was deferred. Sandford faces a separate manslaughter indictment tied to alleged ill treatment of children in his congregation. An observer was Rev. N. H. Harriman, once connected with the defendant.
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Auburn
F. W. Sandford
Holy Ghost and Us Society
Shiloh
Supreme Court
Sandford
N. H. Harriman
Boutell and Watson Stand Pat on Tariff Policy
Congressmen Henry Boutell of Illinois and James E. Watson, members of the House Ways and Means Committee, defended the present tariff bill at Hotel Vendome before the National Association of Wool Manufacturers. They urged not to inject tariff politics into the next campaign, argued Republicans should handle revisions, and challenged Democratic claims linking campaigns to tariff policy.
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Illinois
James E. Watson
Ways and Means Committee
National House of Representatives
Hotel Vendome
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Republican Party
Nurses Strike Considered by Melrose Hospital Committee
Melrose Feb 3 The executive committee of Melrose Hospital discussed the cases of nine nurses who left Monday night after the matron and head nurse refused to reinstate one. A decision will be reported tomorrow.
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Melrose
Ex Secretary Long Defends Navy Bureau Decision
Ex Secretary John D. Long responds to reports that Rear Admiral Converse barred Longs book from naval libraries. He praises Converse and asserts bureau actions are correct while noting Roosevelt criticisms in the text and that the president influenced the book’s blacklist in the Naval Department.
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Spain
Plan Reception To Miss MacCarthy After Concert
A women’s committee meeting in the Conservatory building planned a reception for Miss Maud MacCarthy after the concert at Jordan Hall tonight. Attendees included Mrs. O Loughlin Morrison Bulger Gavin Donovan Roche Hughes Gavin Williams Murnaghan Neil McDevitt and others. Seats are on sale at the Boston Theatre and Jordan Hall.
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Jordan Hall
Conservatory
P. O'Loughlin
James M. Morrison
A. J. Bulger
P. F. Gavin
Augustus Donovan
Margaret B. Roche
Laura Hughes
Elizabeth M. Gavin
Nellie Williams
Murnaghan
Mabel Neil
Helen R. McDevitt
Boston and Albany Strike Settled in Springfield
Boilermakers in the Boston and Albany repair shops at West Springfield ended their strike after a meeting at Central Labor Union Hall. A committee was sent to Master Mechanic P. T. Lonergan and a conference resulted in a settlement agreeable to both the union and the railroad company.
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Mass
Boston & Albany
West Springfield
Central Labor Union Hall
P. T. Lonergan
Callender's Plan to Shorten Sessions Faces Noticeable Debate
Boston Senator Edward B. Callender proposes a year round secretary of state to receive petitions with bill drafts, start the session on January first, require a $3 petition deposit, and limit consideration to Governor and department head recommendations unless urgent. The plan aims to curb strike legislation and speed legislative work.
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Boston
Secretary of State
House
Senate
Callender
Committee On Rules
Doctor claims universal cures for consumption and asthma
An advertisement quotes Dr Edward Koch of 361 Boylston Street Boston declaring a direct lung inhalation therapy cures consumption and asthma. He cites thousands of testimonials from U S cities and offers free consultations with offices “east of the Mississippi” and in Detroit.
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Mississippi River
Detroit
Edward Koch
Boylston Street
Boston
Amherst Alumni Dinner Elects Officers and Praises Education
The Amherst Alumni Association dinner at the Brunswick drew 196 members. Alden P. White presided as President Harris of Amherst College spoke on Amherst College in Education, highlighting graduates in faculty positions at Columbia Johns Hopkins Harvard Yale and others. Officers elected for the year include President Alden P. White vice presidents Calvin Stebbins W Slocum J C Gray C T C Whitcomb and W G Thayer secretary R B Metcalf treasurer F E A White.
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Alden P. White
Harris
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Constantinople
Bliss
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Pierce
Kenyon College
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