Kidney Health Warning and Swamp Root Ad Note
An old Boston Daily Post advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and liver troubles. It warns of Bright's disease and urges readers to try samples and purchase bottles at drug stores, with a free sample offer from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Bright
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Boston Daily Post
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Armour men called in probe in beef trust case
Several Armour & Co. employees including Barnard Remmer auditor testified before the grand jury in the beef trust investigation. A broad set of documents on freight rates was shown. Subpenas for workers at at least three other packing houses are expected this week.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Barnard Remmer
Grand
Beef Trust
Miss Casey of Boston Trade Union League Plans Move to Chicago
Miss Josephine Casey secretary of the Boston Women’s Trade Union League will retire from Boston work and return to her home in Chicago a close friend reported last night after the retirement announcement.
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Josephine Casey
Boston Women’s Trade Union League
Boston Field of Endeavor
Chicago
Miss Casey
Governor Hughes Nominates Hotchkiss for State Insurance Superintendent
Albany ties to Buffalo where Governor Hughes sent to the Senate the nomination of William Hoorace Hotchkiss for state insurance superintendent to replace Otto Kelsey. The three year term carries a $7000 salary annually.
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Albany
F Hughes
Senate
William Hoorace Hotchkiss
Buffalo
Otto Kelsey
Home Remedy Claims Relief for Catarrh and Rheumatism
An old home treatment asserts poisons in the blood cause catarrh and rheumatism and promises relief. It recommends a salt and borax nose rinse for catarrh and a constitutional blood remedy with Buchu, Balm Wort, and Sarsaparilla taken after meals and at night, claiming many cures.
France Loses Two Notable Figures Mendes and Coquelin Cadet
Paris reports the deaths of Catulle Mendes the poet and novelist and Ernest Coquelin cadet the famed actor. Mendes died after a fall from a moving train near Saint Germain, with no evidence of foul play. Coquelin cadet died on February 8 in Paris after learning of his brother's death, aged 39. Mendes born 1841 in Bordeaux. Coquelin born 1848 in Boulogne.
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Paris
France
Catulle Abraham Mendes
Ernest Alexandre Tienore Coquelin
Coquelin Cadet
M. Mendes
Saint Germain
M. Coquelin
Benoit Constant Coquelin
Coquelinaire
Baron von Oppenheim
Catullo Mendes
Bordeaux
Ernest Alexandre Honore Coquelin
Boulogne
Northern Rail Way
Conservatory
First Whist and Dance for Catholic Total Abstinence Union
At the archdiocesan Catholic Total Abstinence Union event in Catholic Union Hall last evening more than 500 attended. Fifty tables of whist and dancing ran until 1 o'clock. Clergy present included Revs John T. Mullen Michael J. Doody Maurice J. O Connor and James Powers representing parish societies. John T. Shea served as floor marshal with Stephen T. Ward as floor director.
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Archdiocesan Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Catholic Union Hall
John T. Mullen
Michael J. Doody
Maurice J. O'Connor
James Powers
John T. Shea
Stephen T. Ward
Redmond UIL Reunion Set for Feb. 11 at Catholic Union Hall
The John E. Redmond branch of the United Irish League will hold its annual reunion in Catholic Union Hall Thursday evening February 11.
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John E. Redmond
United Irish League
Catholic Union Hall
Homemade Pine Syrup Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A home made cough syrup recipe uses Pinex and granulated sugar syrup to ease deep seated coughs within a day. The method involves boiling sugar and water, combining with Pinex in a pint bottle, and taking a teaspoon every one to three hours. The preparation yields a full pint that keeps well and is marketed as affordable medicine for colds bronchial trouble and incipient consumption. Pinex is described as a potent pine derivative rich in guaiacol. The guide notes pinex can be obtained via a local druggist and costs about fifty four cents for the full pint.
Questions on vital Irish issues at Dublin convention
The Irish national convention opens in Dublin at the Mansion House with 3000 delegates from diverse denominations. Key topics include home rule, the land bill, industry, and a new National University of Ireland. Leaders split on Birrell's land bill while unity on home rule remains.
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Ireland
Dublin
Ire
Irish National Convention
Mansione House
Boland
National University of Ireland
England
Henry Grattan
National Directory
United Irish League
John E. Reamond
Dublin Mansion House
Man with the papers Moran a Boston prosecutor and charity figure
John B Moran known as the man with the papers for reading every local and New York paper before vaudeville. He aided a penniless widow by giving two $20 bills and advised a client to drop a case. Thomas W Lawson recalls Moran’s kindness and plans to publish his portrait after death.
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John B. Moran
Moran
Keith's
New York
Man
Grace Fill
To Print Real Picture of Moran As He Was
Thomas W. Lawson recalls his friendship with John Moran, praising Moran as brainy, brave, and noble. He rejects posthumous eulogies and values how Moran lived, urging readers to consult the records that reflect his true character.
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John Moran
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Bogton
Moran
Buyers Organize R H White Company Association
On February 5 the buyers of the R H White Company met and formed the R H White Company s Buyers Association. It is independent of the firm and aims to improve business ties and social relations. Officers elected are President D C Theall Vice President Arthur Fletcher and Secretary Miss M J Lehr. Monthly meetings were authorized.
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R. H. White Company
D.c.theall
Arthur Fletcher
M. J. Lehr
National Ladies Auxiliary Reunion Dance Set in Dorchester
This evening the annual reunion and dance of the National Ladies Auxiliary No 25 of the National Association of Letter Carriers will be held at Columbus Hall on Pleasant Street in Dorchester.
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National Ladies’ Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carriers
Columbus Hall
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Adams' Name Prominently Mentioned In District Attorney Fight
The three leading figures for district attorney were Melvin O. Adams former U S attorney Arthur Dohen Hill and Michael J Sughrue The Governor preferred Sughrue citing graft investigation results Adams emerged late in the talks and may avoid Republican fall nominating risks Sughrue reportedly would press the case before the indicting body on city contract matters
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Melvin O. Adams
United States
Arthur Dohen Hill
Michael J. Sughrue
Boston Finance Commission
Adams
Draper
Sughrue
Finance Commission
Aiken Names Dwyer Acting District Attorney
Chief Justice Aiken and Governor Draper met at the State House and named Michael J. Dwyer to succeed John B. Moran. Dwyer, acting DA for nearly a year, qualified in place and reappointed the DA staff. The grand jury and trials were suspended for the day in honor of the late district attorney.
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Aiken
Superior Court
Draper
State House
Michael J. Dwyer
John B. Moran
Dwyer
Higgins Awaits Medical Report On Kelleher Case
District Attorney Higgins has not yet received the complete report from Professor Whitney of Harvard. The analysis concerns viscera removed from four members of the Kelleher family whose remains were exhumed after traces of arsenic were found in Katherine Kelleher’s remains.
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Higgins
Whitney
Harvard
Kelleher
Katherine Kelleher
Garment Workers' Union Denounces State Legislative Spending
The Garment Workers' Union No. 1 adopted resolutions against funding the State Branch A F L for legislative expenses and agents. They condemn capitalist parties and capitalists, critiquing state power and corporate influence.
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Garment Workers’ Union No. 1
State Branch
A. F. of L
State House
Huge Timber Frauds in Oklahoma Under Investigation
MUSKOGEE Oklahoma February 8 Alleged timber frauds and thefts of gigantic proportions are said to have been uncovered by government timber inspectors in Southeast Oklahoma and are under investigation by a federal grand jury. Timber companies are said to have been cutting fine hardwood timber and pine on Indian lands for years.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Professional Nurse in Melrose Cures Herself with Pink Pills
A Melrose nurse Mrs. Alice M. Durgin credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her anemia after a year of failed treatment. She describes years of fatigue fainting spells and weakness improved after using six boxes. The manufacturer offers a free booklet and sells pills at 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Schenectady NY.
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Maine
Dr. Williams
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