Japan Friendly to U S at Economic Club Dinner
The third annual dinner of the Economic Club at the American House drew about 300 attendees. Baron Dairoker Kikuchi, president of Tokyo Imperial University, urged goodwill toward the United States and emphasized Japan’s support for open markets, integrity of China, and peaceful aims in the Far East. Other speakers included Charles W. Eliot and George W. Knox.
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The
Economic Club
American House
United States
Japan
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
William H. Lincoln
Baron Dairoker Kikuchi
Imperial University of
Dennison
Department of Foreign Affairs
China
Far East
George W. Knox
Union Theological Seminary
Tokio
Kanichi Asakawa
Yale University
Edward S. Morse
Peabody Academy of Science
Beef hearing to last three weeks in Chicago
The federal grand jury in Chicago will spend three weeks hearing evidence in the government's inquiry into the alleged beef trust before any action is reported to Judge Landis.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Landis
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer to begin or renew treatment by February 12, 1910, providing one month of treatment and all medicines free. The deal aims to cure chronic diseases and is open to all patients, with the offer ending after four days.
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Boylston Street
Revision St
Health conditions listed in old medical pamphlet
The text catalogs diseases by body system with symptoms and terms. Heart disease irregular pulse breathlessness back pain kidney issues liver trouble nerve problems and rheumatism are noted alongside skin ailments and a brief rupture reference. It reads like a classification of ailments with unspecified sources or remedies.
Honor Taft on His Fiftieth Birthday Celebration
A brief tribute to Thomas F. Taft on his fiftieth birthday. The speaker expresses a sincere wish that he may long be spared to enjoy health happiness and prosperity in their fullness.
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Thomas F. Taft
Mr. Taft
Invited Guests List For Local Occasion
Readable text lists numerous invitees including Hon. Joshua B. Holden Hon. J. F. Fitzgerald Col. Sidney M. Hedges Rev. Caleb E. Fisher J. Nelson Parker Edwin A. Grazier Major Perley A. Dyar and many others in a dense roster of names with ranks titles and affiliations. The compilation appears to be an official guest of honor or ceremonial event attendee roster from a historical newspaper page.
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Joshua B. Holden
J. F. Fitzgerald
Glidden
Sidney M. Hedges
Caleb E. Fisher
J. Nelson Parker
Edwin A. Grazier
Sidney
Bigney
Jas. A. McDonald
Fred H. Seavey
James Lee
Edward P. Shaw
Isaiah C. Young
James E. Cotter
George
Wright
Perley A. Dyar
William II
Herman
J. W. McMahon Henry E
U. A. Fitzgerald
Jophanus H. Whitney
Jeremiah J. McCarth
John A. Campbell
Albert Geiger
Frank Fe, Dickerman
Thomas Ef, Galvin
Horace B. Wisher
Edward A. MclLaughlin
Fred W. Permott
Laurence Cain
William C, Hunt
Thomas EF. Strange Melancthon W, Burlen Augustin J, Daly
Phil
D. Warren Jeremiah P. O’riorden
Birthday Dinner Honors Blackstone Street Builder Thomas Taff
About 150 friends of Thomas F. Taff hosted a dinner at Parker House to mark his 50th birthday. A two foot raised tray loving cup with 130 autographs was presented by James M. Cotter and speakers from Charlestown High School classmates celebrated his generous, loyal character and charitable work as a respected Boston citizen.
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Parker House
Thomas Francis Taff
Thomas F. Taff
Blackstone Street
Charlestown
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Surveyor McCarthy
James N. Supple
Narlestown
Taff
Joseph H. O’neil
Federal Trust Company
Walter 8. Glidden
Somerville
Commonwealth
Charles 8. Damrell
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
H. Devlin
Charitable Irish Society
William Hf. Preble
J. Stearns Cushing
Norwood Press
Sidney O. Bigney
Edwin A. Grazier
Jesse M. Gove
Everett C. Benton
Caleb Ki. Fisher
Lowell
William Fr. Herman
Cleveland
James F. Sweeney
Maynard
James Is. Cotter
Mr. Taff
Cotter
Boston
Ireland
Father John’s Medicine Advocates Safe Cold Remedies
An ad warns against unsafe patent medicines and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe, restorative tonic free from alcohol narcotics and dangerous drugs. It claims 50 years of success in healing throat lungs and treating coughs and colds with a pure wholesome description.
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Father John
Cambridge Alder men battle over police day off veto
Alderman Brennan denounces Mayor Brooks as a ducker and a dodger at a heated Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting over a veto of a police officers day off order. The veto vote was 7 to 2 in favor of the mayor. The board approved $100 for temporary Lassell School repairs after Monday fire damage.
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Brooks
Cambridge
Taxpayers’ Association
Brennan
Lassell
Emma Hoffmann Sues for Breach of Promise at Opera House
Emma Hoffmann sues for breach of promise in a suit transferred from the Supreme Court to the United States Circuit Court. Hoffmann is cast in Il Trovatore at the Opera House, while comments from Kraut’s attorney and Hoffmann emphasize surprise and discretion.
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Miss Hoffmann
Mazzini Club Ball Draws Over 1000 In East Boston
The Giuseppe Mazzini Club held its fourth annual Mardi Gras ball at Commonwealth Hall East Boston drawing more than 1000 members. The event ran from early evening until 4 a m with John Louis Leverone, club president and arrangements chair, lauded for the success.
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Giuseppe Mazzini Club
Commonwealth Hall
Boston
Garibaldi
John Louis Leverone
Man Falls From Express Train Near Downs Station
Quincy February 8 William McGinnis 45 of Norfolk Downs was found unconscious on railroad tracks near the Downs station. Authorities believe he fell from an express train. he is expected to recover.
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Quincy
William McGinnis
Norfolk Downs
The
Downs Station
Concert by Boston American Music Society at Jordan Hall
Last evening in Jordan Hall the Boston branch presented John Beach's In a Gondola Stillmann Kelleys piano quintet op 20 first time here songs by Ather ton Abbot Daniels Shepherd Hadley and Brockway suite for cello and piano Soloists included Harry Jarnhart Arthur Shepherd Hoffmann Quartet Mrs Bertha Child Alwin Schroeder and Howard Brockway The quintet shows distinctive imaginative craft with exceptional scoring Shepherd delivered a brilliant piano part The program also featured previously heard works including Beach monologue and Brockways suite
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Boston
American Music Society
Jordan Hall
John Beach
Howard Brockway
Arthur Sheperd
Mr. Beach
Brockway
Small Defeats Van Dyke In A Class Billiard Tourney
Small defeats Van Dyke 308 to 223 in the 17th game of the Ama teur Billiard Tourney at Hub Palace. Tonight Paige faces Nevin in a following match.
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Hub Palace
Small
van Dyke
Paige
Nevin
Labor Leader William Greaney of Boston Union Held in City Roles
William P. Greaney, president of Sanitary and Street Cleaning Dept. Employees' Union Local 149 and secretary of the Team Drivers' District Council of Boston, heads a 16,000-member organization. Born in Roxbury, he has led Local 149 for six years and the council for four, and serves as a delegate to international and central labor bodies. The union provides a $5 weekly sick benefit for 13 weeks and helped push wage increases from $2.00 to $2.25 a day for city workers. Greaney is regarded as a conservative force shaping his local’s policy and is widely consulted on major questions.
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William P. Greaney
Sanitary & Street Cleaning Dept. Employees’ Union 149
Team Drivers’ District Council
Boston and Vicinity
Mr. Greaney
Roxbury
International Brotherhood of Teamdrivers and
Old International
Boston
Greaney
Mayor Praises Firemen at 81st Boston Ball
Mayor Fitzgerald attended the 81st Boston fire department ball in Mechanics Building with state and city dignitaries. Nearly 10,000 guests filled the era marked hall as the mayor praised the honest courageous firemen, pledged cooperation, and enjoyed a grand march led by Chief Byron and his daughter. The event featured a large reception line, extensive decorations, and a procession of fire officials from multiple cities and departments.
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Fitzgerald
Boston Fire and Protective Departments
Mechanics’ Building
Fire Department
Parker
John T. Byron
Boston
Boston Firemen
Cade
Wakefield
Murnane
Fitchburg
Cushing
Hingham
M. H. Hart
New York City
Tracy
Woburn
Wilfert
Revere
Hawkins
Gowan
Malden
Cahoon
Swampscott
Harris
Lynn
H. C. Bennick
Fire Alarm Service
Hamilton
Lawrence
Judd
Everett
Swan
Dardis
Cambridge
Johnson
Waltham
Sprague
Boston Fire Department
Handy
Brookline
Blood
D. J. Quinn
G. I. Murphy
J. P. Maloney
B. J. Tierney
EB. J.crowley
M. L. Dorgan
T. F. Maguire
FE. J. Haley
D. J. Quinlan
W. C. Lutz
J. E. Fitzpatrick
S. Aaron
J. F. Cullen
T. Kages M. Swart
J. J
Head Shaving Mistake Sparks Humane Cautionary Tale
A Hackensack case once led to a child’s hair being shaved by three New York specialists diagnosing a contagious scalp disease. It was later found to be eczema, cured in days by Poslam. The ad touts Poslam's wide skin problem benefits and offers a 50 cent price plus a free mail trial from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Hackensack
New York
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton's
Krawford Klub Folk Skip Light Fantastic
Under the Krawford Klub auspices a pretty dancing party was held at Catholic Union last night. Music was excellent and wall flowers were a thing unknown. Miss Katherine FE Shane directed the event with May E Fitzgerald floor directing and Katherine A Flannagan as assistant.
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Krawford Klub
Catholic Union
Katherine FE. Shane
May E. Fitzgerald
Katherine A. Flannagan
Mollie E. Roche
Caroline Dignan
Anna Madden
Margaret T. Shanahan
Margaret Gidden
Katherine McNamen
Alice Keefe
May Kelley
Jessie O’callaghan
H. F. Wilder
I. M. Robertson
Simple home remedy ends unwanted hair misery
From childhood I suffered an unwelcome facial and arm hair growth. After trying depilatories and harsh methods, a friend’s tip with a harmless soluble liquid ended years of embarrassment. I can share full particulars for a two cent stamp reply to Caroline Osgood, 282T Vaughan Bldg Providence RI.
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Caroline Osgood
Vaughan Bldg
Providence
R. I
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Patrick J, Donovan
James A. Houston
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Edwin D. Sibley
Henry A. Taff
Herbert W. Rawson
John Sullivan
Edward B, Martin
Patrick O’brien
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James Gormley
Albert Cottle
John Hi, Casey Stephen
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Aaron Twigg
Frederick H. Temple Charles EF. Riorden
Joseph H. King
John J. Hanley
Frederick G, Mason
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William D. Cousens
James C. McCarthy
F. Gaskins
Michael H. Curley
John B, Lloyd
John H. Taff
James JT
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Edward W. Gallagher
William E. White
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Fred E, Bolton
Patrick A, Sheehan
Irving X. Taylor
Peter A, Darr
A. A. Sehanta
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A. Ahern
Lrank
Upper Tanie
H. O’riorden
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William H. Breen
Geo. D. Yeaton
Johzx H, Dever
Edward Burbeck
Cornelius M, Doherty Natt
C. Edmands
James H. Devlin, Jr
Casper Berry
Benjamin W. O'Neil
Frederick
Hoffman John Barlam, Jr
Harrison William H. Ellis
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Doane Alexander
Chisholm Dennois
J. Gorman
Frank C. Wood
Lorenzo P. Benet
William EB. McGraw
John H. Low
William H. Musgrane
Arthur R, Tirrell
Thomas J, Eagan
Levi W, Burr
Henry M, Flynn
Albert R, Keer
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Jerry” McCarthy
Thomas F
J.e.cotter
Emma Hoffmann
Mazzini Club
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Labor Leaders
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Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Employees’ Union 149
Krawford Klub Folk
Skip Light Fantastic
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