Pyramid Pile Cure Endorsed By Satisfied Readers
Letters from users across the United States praise the Pyramid Pile Cure for piles. Testimonials claim rapid relief after short use and urge others to try the remedy. The Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall Michigan publishes weekly testimonial letters and notes broad druggist endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Stall
Ridge Road
Niagara Co
N. Y
Fenn W
Arnett
Batesville
Ark
T. J. Klein
Fort Smith
Om A. E. Townsend
Benville
Ind
Piero
John H
P. A. Bruton
Llano
Tex
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Talks of Brown University Leaders Highlight YMCA Impact
The fifth annual YMCA banquet for Massachusetts and Rhode Island opened with E. Benjamin Andrews praising the association as the strongest social and spiritual influence guiding young men toward nobler lives. Brown University President Andrews urged home-building for YMCA work, noting extensive university outreach and improved religious teaching and classes. Attendees included numerous civic leaders and professors across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Brunswick
O. H. Durrell
Cambridge
Andrews
Christian Association
Edwin H., Hughes
Malden
F. Q. Winslow
Norwood
E. J. Parkhurst
Sarhuel B. Capen
H. A. Bridgman
H. H Proctor
P. B Keith
Brockton
Richard F. Higgins
John F. Moore
Melrose
Albert RB. Franklin
P. Shum
Somerville
M. A. Chandler
Newton Centre
William V. Cooke
Almond E. Hall
Williamstown
F. O. Winslow
R. M. Armstrong
Boston
John W. Ley
Stoneham
Ship Canal Case Submitted For Full Court Review
In Supreme Court Judge Holmes presided over the Massachusetts Ship Canal Company versus EK P Shaw state treasurer. The case was submitted on agreed facts to be reserved for the full court. The company seeks a writ of mandamus to compel the treasurer to receive a $159,000 deposit. The 1895 statute required a $150,000 deposit six months after enactment.
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Holmes
Supreme Court
Massachusetts Ship Canal Company
EK. P. Shaw
Eact
American Wringer Company Ad Sells Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company at 77 and 7% Franklin street and 80 Arch street advertises cloth wringers man gl es and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers are repaired. Orders by mail or telephone will receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Weavers Battle Wages at New Bedford Hearing
At the legislative labor committee session in New Bedford, officials and workers testified on wage cuts of 38 to 43 percent over seven years. Mills like Dart mouth and Hathaway faced fines for fabric flaws, while a push to limit female employment and alter production timelines was discussed amid tariff and market pressures.
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New Bedford
Legislative Labor Committee
Matthew Hart
Weavers’ Protective Association
Liizzie Howarth
Dartmouth
Leach
Hart
Supreme Court
Hathaway
Acushnet
Jim’’ Green
Potomska
A. G. Pierce, Jr
Pierce Mill
Mr. Pierce
Pierce
Wamsutta
Fall River
Donahue
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Seahire
Maine
Whitehead
Jis N. Pierce
Grinnell_ mills
Hisses
Joseph F. Knowles
Acushnet Wills
Mr. Knowles
Illiam Cullinane
Wweavers’ Association
Spinners' Union Postpones General Strike Plan
In Fall River a special meeting of the Spinners' Union decided to postpone all strike action at the King Philip mill until Friday night. The weavers' executives backed voting against a general strike, mirroring the wider sentiment of local unions and likely facing resistance from rank and file operatives.
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Fall River
Spinners’ Union
King Philip
Weavers’ Executive Committee
Remedy with astonishing stomach tonics advertised
An advertisement touts a peculiar combination of remedies claimed to include the greatest stomach tonics in the world. It promises a magical touch that tones the stomach and creates appetite.
Keith's Gift Honors Women's Press Association Gathering
A large gentlemen’s night event at Parker House hosted by the Woman's Press Association featured a crystal parlor reception with carnation decor. Notables included Hon. Alfred Hemenway and Dr. Edward L. Clark. greetings from Governor Walcott and others, a $200 gift from B F Keith, poems and readings, and performances by Mary L Wyatt, Abba Gould Woolson, Julia T. King, and other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Press Association
Parker House
F. J. Bonnelle
Boston Press Club
Alfred Hemenway
Edward L. Clark
E. R. Shipnen
Gosse
May Alden Ward
Walcott
Alice
Ives Breed
George Gordon
Melvin O. Adams
Curtis Guild
T. B. Aldrich
Mary L., Wyatt
Abba Gould Woolson
Marlboro Blaze Damages Windsor Hotel Block
Fire leveled through the Windsor Hotel block on Main Street in Marlboro causing about 20 000 in damages. The hotel had forty guests, most saved personal possessions. Windsor proprietor Lewis Houde estimates 700 loss to his property and 12 000 to the building with additional 1 000 in street floor business losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Middletown
Main Street
Windsor Hotel
Lewis Houde
The
Windsor
Judge Refuses Third Trustee in Rogers Estate Case
Judge Grant in Probate Court yesterday denied the petitioners request to appoint a third trustee for the Charles O. Rogers estate. The ruling narrows trusteeship as the estate proceeds through administration.
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Grant
Charles O. Rogers
Battle for May Wheat Sees Leiter Corner Armour
Chicago February report notes Joseph Leiter has cornered the May wheat market as Armour and Leiter engage in a price battle. Armour allegedly bought cash wheat in the Northwest to cover December obligations and may have borrowed from Peavey, with a $3,000,000 check tied to the scheme.
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Chicago
Joseph Leiter
Armour
Leiter
Peavey
Northwest
Lattr
Northwestern National Bank
Navy Department Tense After Maine Explosion
After a day of intense excitement surrounding the destruction of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor, Secretary Long faced questions about enemy involvement. He declined to speculate, summing up the day’s developments as he prepared to depart.
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Washington
Navy Department
Maine
Havana
Harbor
Secretary Long
Secretary Long's Statement On Maine Disaster Debacle
Secretary Long signals uncertainty on the Maine loss citing Captain Sigsbee’s pending full report. He orders a Havana dive board to determine if explosion came from inside or external attack while noting experts favor internal causes. Survivors list is corrected as inquiries continue, and a possible raise of the ship is discussed with Havana dock plans.
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Navy Department
Sigsbee
Forsythe
Key West
Long
Havana
Davis's Defence in Vermont Murder Trial Opens
In Middlebury on February 16 the defense began its case for Davis. Attorney McGettrick argued Davis did not cause Dora Cushman’s condition, alleging Herbert Poland and Vivian Barrett plotted to entangle Dora and Davis to shield Poland from liability. The defense claims Davis only learned of trouble after a pasture meeting and a mysterious noise as Dora fell, while James Davis and others testified he had a good reputation.
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Middlebury
Davis
McGettrick
Dora
Herbert Poland
Vivian Barrett
Dora Cushman
Vivian
Poland
Ora
James Davis
Smithco
Cambridge Port man cited for spitting on streetcars
Cambridge police served a summons on a Cambridgeport man to appear in court for violating the Board of Health order prohibiting spitting in street cars. He is due in court today in a test case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Board of Health
Appleton Company reorganizes structure splitting stock and adding capital
At the adjourned Appleton Company and Lowell Cotton Manufacturing Corp meeting yesterday a new basis was approved. Capital is cut from 600000 to 150000 with stock reduced from 1000 to 100 par value. An additional 300000 is to be raised to fund operations. If all old stockholders exercise rights, working capital reaches 450000 with 200000 new and 150000 county stock. Opponents warn of freezing out small stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Company
Lowell Cotton Manufacturing Corporation
Steamer Wedding Misdirection Delays New York Bride
A New York steamer arrival erupts in confusion as sculptor George Julian Zolnay awaits Betty Newman who pledged marriage by cable on Feb 2. The ship’s voyage ends with the bride missing and the groom left puzzled at Vesey Street.
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New York
Dee
Vesey Street
Julian
Olway
Willy Bory Newman
Zolnay
Pursery Office
Betty Newman
Spain Names Polo de Bernabe New Minister to This Country
Senor Polo de Bernabe, Madrid born diplomat and son of a former minister to the United States, is appointed Spain's new minister to this country. He has long service in Madrid and Washington, speaks English, and writes on commercial subjects. The De Lome letter incident is reported as terminated with Spain's reply received by Minister Woodford.
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Senor
Polo DE Bernabe
de Lome
Washington
Senor Polo de Bernabe
Spain
Madrid
Admiral Polo
United States
Foreign Office
Holland
Egypt
Brazil
Foreign Office of
Senora Mendez de Vigo
Germany
Ernment
Woodford
End of Episode as Woodford Receives Spain Reply
Government dispatch reports Minister Woodford has received a reply from Spain confirming reaction to the prior exchange. Madrid sources note the exchange closes a phase in the diplomatic contact between the two nations. The timing reflects ongoing negotiations and formal communication channels.
De Lome Sails from New York amid Spanish cheers
Senor Dupuy de Lome departed on the Britannic for Liverpool today amid no hostile demonstrations. He traveled with his wife and two sons, escorted by detectives. A reception room aboard featured floral emblems and an album of sympathy from Spanish residents. De Lome thanked the crowd and expressed hope for goodwill from the Spanish colony.
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New York
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Britannic
Liverpool
Senor de Lome
de Lome
Flags ordered half mast at navy yards and vessels
Amid reports from Havana Captain Sigsbee warns many men are lost and holds nine officers and a gunner with him as bodies drift ashore. Captain Philip confirms twenty one Texas apprentices remain aboard the Maine carrier Texas at Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigsbee
Havana
Secretary Long
Jenkins
Merritt
Texas
New York
Maine
First American Sailors From Maine Saved After Havana Disaster
In Havana on February 16 the first sailors ashore from the Maine were rescued by swimming to Machina wharf. Wounded and burned crew members include Thomas Droscky Gattrell John Mair A Paua John Londay and George Cowler among others. Rescue teams and Red Cross stretchers aided the scene as more bodies were recovered.
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Havana
Maine
Machina Wharf
Tempora
A. Paua
John Londay
Red Cross Society
The
George Cowler
Havana Hospital Treats 29 Sailors From Disaster
A Havana hospital cares for 29 injured sailors including four from Boston. most are expected to recover while two bodies believed to be missing officers were recovered. The report, dated February 6, is from a special cable to the Evening World in New York.
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Boston
San Ambrosio Hospital
New York
Havana
Spanish Paper’s Maine Fire Story Sparks Debate
Havana reports quote a Discusion account claiming a 7:30 p.m. fire aboard the Maine could not be extinguished, followed by a 9:45 p.m. explosion two and a half hours later. It details gun cotton, shell blasts, crew actions, and injuries aboard the City of Washington with accounts of Lt. Commander Wainwright and Captain Sigsbee.
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Maine
Discusion
City of Washington
Dressler
Gustav G. Dressler
R. Wainwright
Sigsbee
Wainwright
Havana
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Brown Students
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Washington St
Amherst College
Charles T. Wilder
Wellesley
Toller
Bowen
Southern Mills
Weavers
Hood
Keith
Woman's Press Association
Northwest Cash Wheat Fight
Ington
House of Congress
Boutelle
House of Representatives
Admiral Sicard
Victoria
Mediterranean
Malta
Manding
Blanco
Namo
Senor du Bosc
Lome
State Department
Navy de
Camber
France
Julian Pauncefote
Grets
F. W. Jenkins
Darwin R. Merritt
San Ambrosio
Dan Cronin
William M’ginness
James Ros
John Coffey
A. Hallen
Brooklyn
Francis Cahill
Joe Koena
Fred Gerne
New Brunswick
N. J
Charles 4A. Smith
Jeremiah Shea
Alfred Herns
Norway
J. H. Bloomer
Portland
Alf Johnson
Edward Matt
A. Ericson
Sweden
John E. Whith
John Heffron
F. B. Holzer
William Matteson
Bay City
Mich
H. Judson
St. Louis
W. Allen
el Correo
Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Ycon
A. Johnson
Johnson
H. Mngalls
Bangor
Devetor
Ternoon
Bullock
Philip
Galveston
Rily
Thomas Droscky
Gattrell
John Mair
Seaver—Jenkins
This City
Frederick W. Hamilton
William Y. Seaver
Frances C. Jenkins
Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Gottlob
San Francisco
Cal
Andie Gottlob
Anna Winslow
Russell
Alice M. Whitman
Clifford
South Boston
Mary
John Clifford
West Seend Street
St. Vincent's Church
Tierney
Charlestown
Annie Josephine
Thomas F. Tierney
Richard and
Catherine Doyle
Pearl Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. John
N. B
Flowers
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