Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Free Sample
Newspaper ad claims Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer cures kidney bladder and liver trouble and offers a free sample by mail. Includes testimonial style letter and editor's notice urging readers to request a sample bottle from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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East 120Th BT
New York City
Earlie
New ‘York
Ita
Harlan
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Kilmer
Faxon Meets Liquor Policy Debate On Grocers Licenses
Henry H Faxon of Quincy argues against liquor licenses but supports higher fees if grocers were allowed to sell liquor. He criticizes current methods, trusts Judge Emmons, and predicts limited patronage by respectable households. Faxon urges much higher fees for grocers licenses and questions enforcement.
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Henry
Axon
Emilions
Police Board
Whico
Hmmohs
Henry H. Faxon
Quincy
Pressmen Enjoined Case Reaches Supreme Court in Strike Dispute
The pressmen's union faces an injunction bid from United Typothetes of America over a sympathetic strike by the International Pressmen and Assistants' Union. Judge Loring hears demurrer as counsel argues no direct link binds local unions or individual members to the contract.
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Supreme Court
George Fred Williams
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
International Union
Employers’’ Association
United Typothete of America
International Pressmen's and Assistants’ Union
Widow Sues Woman for Dead Man's Love
The widow of Nathaniel F. Goldsmith sues Mary O. Cowles for 25000 alleging alienation of her husband’s affections leading to neglect of his wife. Cowles has a cross-complaint in municipal and supreme court actions. case resumed next morning.
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Superior Court
Sheldon
Nathaniel F. Goldsmith
Mary O. Cowles
Miss Cowles
Supreme Court
St Philip's Court to Hold Annual Ball Tonight
St Philip's Court M C O F invites members to Deacon Hall for the annual ball this evening. The event promises festive activities and social gathering in the familiar venue.
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St. Philip’s Court
Ball
St. Philip's Court, M. C. O. F
Deacon Hall
Convict Escapes From State Prison In Bold Night Flight
Edward Waters, a 22 year old prisoner serving five years for breaking and entering at Charlestown State Prison, escaped under the noses of Warden Bridges and Councillor Watson at 6:30 PM. A pursuit across prison grounds ended with Waters vanishing into darkness aided by a discarded coat and hat as alarms sounded and townspeople watched.
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Bridges
Councillor Watson
Governor’s Council
Edward Waters
Charlestown State Prison
Waters
Hullaballoo
Cambridge
Oback
Yale Alumni Dinner Honors Hadley at Boston Exchange Club
President Arthur Twining Hadley of Yale spoke on Yale's democracy at the Yale Alumni Association of Boston dinner last night, receiving an enthusiastic reception. Samuel O. Darling presided. Le Baron Briggs praised Harvard’s democratic college ethos. other speakers included Charles Rockwood, Alfred B. Stevens, the Rev. Charles Noyes, and the Rev. Charles F. Carter.
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Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale Alumni Association of Boston
Exchange Club
Samuel O. Darling
Hadley
Yale
le Baron R. Briggs
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Roosevelt
Charles G. Rockwood
Alfred BE. Stevens
Phillips Academy
Charles N. Noyes
Charles F. Carter
Samuel H Nowell Dies in Melrose After Illness
Samuel H Nowell a prominent Melrose resident and business man died at his Main Street home after a lingering illness. The funeral will be held at 748 Main Street Friday afternoon with Rev G H Stackpole of the Methodist Church officiating.
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Samuel H. Nowell
Melrose
Main Street
H. Stackpole
Methodist Church
Foss Men Plan On Convention
A group of Republican leaders met with Eugene N. Foss at Adams House to discuss sending a national convention delegate favoring reciprocity. Attendees included Judge Hall Taunton Senator Bullock New Bedford Representative Hinckley Cape and Senator Nye Cape. Foss urged organizing a Boston to Chicago representation targeting fishing and shipping interests.
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Adams House
Eugene N. Foss
Mr. Foss
Massachusetts
Judge Hall
Taunton
William J. Bullock
New Bedford
Hinckley
Cape
William A. Nye
Foss
Chicago
Boston
Waltham Canoe Club Plans 13th Banquet in Boston
Members of the Waltham Canoe Club prepare for their 13th annual banquet to be held at the Quincy House in Boston next Saturday evening. The event spotlights club members and longstanding traditions.
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Waltham
The
Waltham Canoe Club
Quincy House
Boston
Taft Reviews Philippines Policy Before House Panel
Secretary of War Taft told the House committee on interoceanic affairs of conditions in the Philippine Islands. He first addressed the Patterson bill to abolish slavery, then cited successful friar land negotiations and said he would resume his account and also testify later on the merchant marine and fisheries bill.
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Washington
Taft
Philippine Islands
House Committee On
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Malden Woman Celebrates Her Eightieth Birthday
Malden on February 10 Mrs Mercy A Priest widow of Dr M L Priest of Faulkner joined octogenarians. The celebration was at her home 387 Cross Street with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Five generations under one roof. Born in Portsmouth New Hampshire daughter of Deacon Thomas Moses and Margaret Huntress of Newington. She is the sole surviving member of a 13 member family.
Installation of Hepta Lophs at Beachmont
At Beachmont Revere Conclave 647 7 H had its annual installation of officers last evening District Deputy Fred Breen assisted by State Organizer Daniel H Sullivan initiated several members Deputy Breen Organizer Sullivan Councilman Mackenzie of Ward 19 Boston John J McCarthy Joseph E Mooney James E McGuire D D A and others offered remarks
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Beachmont
Revere
Deaths Presby in Dorchester February 10
Deaths notice from Dorchester records a memorial for Pal eertsitence. Friends and relatives are invited to attend services at Saint Abessions Church and pay respects to the deceased.
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Dorchester
Pal Eertsitence
Poortat
Lenten Regulations Issued for Boston Catholics
Archbishop Williams approves semimonthly lenience on meat during Lent with multiple exemptions for age illness pregnancy and labor. Clergy will read the circular at masses Sunday next outlining allowed meat days fasting abstinence and devotions within the diocese.
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Williams
Thomas J. MacCormack
Archdiocese of
Boston
Holy See
Pawtucket Weaver Secures $60,000 Fortune Hint
News from Pawtucket Rhode Island reports that David H. Entwistle will travel to England to claim a $60,000 fortune after his wife received a letter with funds covering passage for herself and four children. The journey is planned to begin next week.
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Pawtucket
Pawtucket, R. I
England
Boston Woman Healed By Koch Lung Cure
Mrs E Dodge of 54 Elmo Street New Dorchester Massachusetts credits the Koch Lung Cure at 361 Boylston Street Boston with curing her consumption after three weeks of inhaling medical vapors begun January 29 1903. She had suffered with coughing sweats and weight loss but now is strong and able to do her own work while many in her family died of the disease. The Ashmont and Milton lines can be taken to reach her door.
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Boston
California
Altheu
E. Dodge
Elmo Street
New Dorchester
Mass
Ashmont
Milton
Subway
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