Hotel and Newsmen Dine at Quincy House Event
About 200 employees of the Hotel and Railroad News Company attended a lively dinner and show at the Quincy House. James Brown, president and general manager, welcomed guests and joked from a baby high chair. The event was hosted by the Mutual Relief and Benefit Association and lasted late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Gen
Hotel and Railroad News Company
Quincy House
Mutual Relief and Benefit Association
Mr. Brown
Harry Walker
Middlesex
Osmo Chemic Offer Free One Month Treatment
Osmo-Cemic Physicians announce a four day limited offer for new or renewing patients through Feb 21. One month’s treatment including medicines is free, consultations and examinations with X ray are free, with offices in Boston. Endorsed by several local residents across Malden, Boston, Quincy, Somerville, Lynn, Reading, and Roxbury with Chief Physician J L Plankett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Neven
Eastmi Ave
Malden
Mass
Parker Crosby
Madi
Washington St
Boston
Lintoughton
J. L. Plankett
Boylston St
Frost bite relief and foot care remedy advertised
An advertisement touts Calocide compound as a quick cure for frost bites chilblains corns callouses and sore feet. It claims soaking feet in Calocide diluted in warm water relieves pain and itching and peels corns while offering instant bunion relief. The ad notes a 25 cent package from Med Veal Formula laboratories of Chicago and mentions instructions inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med- Veal Formula Laboratories of
Chicago
Fire disrupts banquet as Charlie Crosby dodges napkin blaze
A hotel party hosted for a company gala featured a cabaret and side-show entertainments. Charlie Crosby narrowly escaped a napkin fire sparked by a trick cigar, saved by a waitress with ice water. Officers including President A D Morse and Treasurer J F Kelly attended with the finance committee and entertainment group led by C H Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
A. D. Morse
N. B. Crowley
J. F. Kelly
R. H. Brown
B. Jackson
J. J. Sullivan
J. Lindholm
Coxey Plans Army of the Unemployed Launch
Massillon news reports on February 1 that April 16 is the chosen date for General Jacob S. Coxey to lead his second army of the unemployed from Massillon to Washington. He intends to press Congress to provide work for those in idleness.
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Massillon
Jacob S. Coxey
Washington
Coxey
Congress
Free Sargol weight gain offer targets thin readers
An advertising pitch promises a free 50c box of Sargol to help thin people gain weight and fat, claiming the product makes food nourish the body, increases weight, and reduces debility. It urges readers to mail a coupon with 10 cents for postage and receive the free trial by return mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergol
F. Gagnon
Quebec
Sargol
Free Coupon for Sargol Postage Help Offer
This public notice advertises a 10 cent silver coupon to cover postage and packing costs to prove good faith. It entitles the holder to one 50 cent package of Sargol. Herald Building Binghamton.
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Herald Building
Binghamton
Irish protest over Cunard liner service to Queenstown
The Central Council of Irish County Associations protests Cunard for not reopening Queenstown as a port of call for its fastest liners on east and west bound trips. The council accuses the company of discriminating against Ireland, seeks support from Irish and allied groups, and urges patrons to switch to a rival line to force a return of first rate service. It notes British backing for Cunard and cites ongoing agitation and parliamentary awareness.
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Central Council of Irish County Associations
Cunard Steamship Company
Queenstown
Ireland
Cunard Company
England
United States
Urges All To Help Mayor's Boom Plans
A Boston Post letter urges citizens to support the mayoral plan called Boom Boston. The writer argues many see unemployment and social limits and urges laborers and businesspeople to back the initiative despite opponents spreading election-season misinformation. John E. Gillis of Brighton signs the appeal.
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Sir
Boston
The
Boston Post
Post
John E. Gillis
Winship Street
Brighton
Mail Clerk Promoted on Boston Albany Lines
Superintendent Frank Johnston of the railway mail service promotes Herbert F. French of Hyde Park from clerk in charge to chief clerk of the Boston and Albany lines. He succeeds William R. Dee, moved to the former French post on the Boston Providence and New York division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnston
Railway Mail Service
Herbert F. French
Hyde Park
Boston & Albany
Mr. French
William R. Dee
Boston, Providence & New York
O'Donovan Rossa Fund Reaches $1570.05 Total
The O Donovan Rossa fund collected by the Greater Boston contingent of the Federated Irish Societies of Massachusetts reached 1570.05 with promises of more last night. Treasurer John B. O Higgins was empowered by the executive committee to forward the sum at once.
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Greater
Boston
Massachusetts
John B. O'Higgins
O Donovan Rossa fund grows with New England gifts
The fund received six weeks of contributions from across New England. New donors include John M. Leonard Fall River $5.00 Phillip Keon Somerville $5.00 Cornelius Crowley Rumford Me 1 00 Timothy Sullivan Meagher Boston 199 Michael Judge Everett Hugh Savage Everett. The committee plans the March 17 banquet at the Revere House with speakers Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley among others.
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John M. Leonard
Fall River
Phillip Keon
Somerville
Cornelius Crowley
Rumford Tatts
Timothy Sullivan
Meagher Club
Boston
Michael Judge
Everett
Hugh Savage
Charles J. McCarthy
Ireland
O'Donovan Rossa
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York
Revere House
Walsh
Curley
Mitchel
Massachusetts Federation
Fred J. McLaughlin
James Manule
Patrick J. Colbert
James Hayes
William T. Fleming
Thomas J. Connors
John B. O'Higgins
Gore Case Nears End in Oklahoma City Damage Suit
In Oklahoma City on February 17, six of twelve hours for argument had passed in the damage suit of Minnie E. Bond against United States Senator Thomas P. Gore. The case was to be submitted to the jury if no unforeseen delay occurred.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Gore
Bond
Revere Holds Primaries Amid Mixed Voter Interest
Joint caucuses yesterday saw strong Republican turnout with Walter T. White unopposed for at large chair and several precinct winners. Democrats picked Richard D. Barry as at large and named precinct victors Bruio Hartung James P. Hubbard Frank H. Farrell and Louis B. Vincent.
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Hero
Republlican
Beach
Walter T. White
Ent
John S. Dalzell
Jacob Mendoza
Joseph H. Smith
Williame Gordon
Albert J. Brown
G. Arthur Tapley
Richard D. Barry
Bruio Hartung
James P. Hubbard
Frank H. Farrell
Louis B. Vincent
Judge E E Chase Dead at Ellsworth
Judge Edward E Chase member of the governor's executive council dies at 52 in Blue Hill home. He served eight years as Western Hancock Municipal Court judge and four years as Hancock County probate judge.
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Ellsworth
Edward BE. Chase
la Governor Hill
Bluehill
Western Hancock
Hancock County
Newbro’s Herpicide touted as cure for dandruff and hair loss
An advertisement warns that dandruff and hair loss worsen daily and promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the original remedy. It claims scalp cleanliness prevents loss, urges use for permanence and beauty, notes its gentle fragrance, and offers a sample with a 10 cent postage request.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. 8
Troit
Mich
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Auburn
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Unanwe
New England
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Ras el
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Peter Itentn
Lucy Secord
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Winthrop
M. Griffith
Harrison St
Reading
M. Sharkey
Edison St
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J. A. Minot
Porter St
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L. 8. Bliss
Seaver St
Worcester
Lucy Thomas
Louis St. Chelsea
Robert Klebert
Fradley St
H. Davidson
Medford St
James Bovean
Bridge St. E. Cambridge
W. A. Emery
S. Gov. Ponance Boston
M. Markevitz
W. Somerville
H. M. Goudy
Union St
Lynn
D. Rushforth
Glenwood Ave
Winchester
Thos.Oneil
Alford
Charlestown
E. Clark
Myrtle St
Rockland
Leo Dynan
Devon
ARMY
Mary
Robinsons
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Robinson
Sargol Co
Tlerald Wailding
N. Y
Cunard Line
Anoka
Revere
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Drake & Hersey Co
North Station
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