Typothete Case Details in Master Printers Strike Proceedings
The Typothete case resumes as master printers seek a permanent injunction while Typographical Union members receive strike benefits for pressmen and feeders who left work in sympathy. Testimony covers wage history, $18 baseline, and payments by the union, with cross examination over benefit distributions and control of funds.
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Typographical
Causten Browne
McMahon
Typographical Union
McClennan
A. F. Churchill
Williams
Brandeis
Mr. Williams
Coud
Griffiths-Stillings
Francis M. Flanagan
Davis
J. J. Mullen
Mullen
Griffith-Stillings
M. A. Murphy
William Welch
Mr. McClennan
It Was Like a Kind Blessing Cheerfully Gratefully
A brief note reflects on a sense of blessing and communal praise as many voices join in gratitude. The writer expresses cheer and unity with others who share the positive sentiment.
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Paine
Mary. Kenney
Paine's Celery Compound Cited For Relief
A Milwaukee reader recalls using Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for dyspepsia and related symptoms. The note claims improvement from daily use, describing relief from sick headache dizziness and heartburn after following a friend’s advice.
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Aine
Boston Man Arrested for Butter Theft
Boston police report Richard F. Nagle of 378 B Street South Boston was arrested for stealing $10 worth of butter from James H. Peterson at 77 Central Street. Peterson identified Nagle as the offender after the arrest by inspectors from Chief Watts's office.
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Boston
Richard F. Nagle
B Street
South
Watts
James H. Peterson
Nagle
Central Street
Foresters Convention Set For Faneuil Hall April 27
The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters issues notice of the 25th annual convention to be held at Faneuil Hall on April 27. The high standing committee urges members to attend and participate in the event.
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Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Paine's Celery Compound Sold as Nervous Remedy
A Philadelphia testimonial from September 25, 1903 describes relief from nervous prostration and insomnia after using Paine's Celery Compound. Lizzie Raitner reports improved sleep, appetite, and weight, claiming full health restoration and urging others to try the remedy.
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Philadelphia
Paine
Lizzie Raitner
Notable Dartmouth Professor and Celery Compound Discoverer
Prof. H. Phelps of Dartmouth University, famed for Paine's Celery Compound, is referenced in a fragmentary note about medical cures and pioneering discoveries. The text alludes to his reputation as an eminent physician and educator in the era.
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Ormr
Tom
Theo
Prof
H. ©. Phelps, M. D
Dartmouth University
Paine
Mayflower Descendants Move to New Mt Vernon Street Home
The Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants opened new rooms at 58 Mt Vernon Street in a 41st annual meeting and reception for Governor General Samuel B Capen and Massachusetts governor of the General Society and other dignitaries. The group moved from Tremont Building, gaining twice the space on the top floor.
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Society OF Mayflower
MT. Vernon Street
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
Association
Samuel B. Capen
General Society of Mayflower Descendants
Morton Dexter
Massachusetts Society
Joseph H. Goodspeed
Edward T. Barker
T. T. Snow
Leslie C. Wead
Ray Greene Huling
George Ernest Bowman
Amo
Charley Adams
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Ring
Navy Yard
Greenlief Simpson
Daughters of Americar
Revolution
Caroline P. Heath
Daughters of Revolution
A. Moore
Prs
Erick Werren
William
Lawrie
Abba Goold Woolson
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower
Tremont
Eir
The Thirteenth the Greatest of Centuries lecture
Dr James J Walsh of New York delivered the final talk in a John Boyle O'Reilly Reading Circle series at Catholic Union Hall on the thirteenth century. The program opened with Averia sung by Mrs Flfe Driscoll and instrumental flute.
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John Boyle O'Reilly
Catholic Union Hall
James J. Walsh
New York
Pieta Society to stage The Will o the Wisp comic opera
Harvard Pieta Society plans this year to present a two act rural comic opera The Will o the Wisp. Librettist Douglas P Cook with composers Frank H Grey A T Davison and H P Pratt boast strong credentials. Norman H White will coach with John Coleman and son assisting. Max Zach to orchestrate. Public performances begin April 18.
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Pieta Society of
Harvard
Philippine
Punjab
Douglas P
Cook
Frank H. Grey
A. T. Davison
H. P. Pratt
Grey
Davison
Pratt
Boston
Norman H. White
John Coleman
Mr. White
Max Zach
Lady Inger of Ostrat at Boston Theatre
Nance O Neill stars in Ibsen's melodrama Lady Inger of Ostrat with a Danish councillor and Norwegian nobles among the cast. The 1652 setting pits Denmark against Sweden and Norway, with Lady Inger wielding peasant influence as tragedy unfolds into a stark, bleak finale.
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Boston
Nance O’nell
Ibsen
Inger of
Ostrat
Nils Lykke
J. Ratcliffe
Olaf Skaktaval
Frank Sheridan
Nils Stemsson
Eeseeeerecces
Norval MacGregor
Jens Bielke
Inger
Denmark
Norway
Eyes Ailments Attributed To Constipation Promoted Cure
An advertisement promotes Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a cure for eye specks and floating vision tied to liver torpidity and congested bowels. The copy claims the pills purify blood, relieve bilious elements, and strengthen nerves, with price listed as cents and dealer availability.
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Smith
Ness
W. F. Smith
Second Terry Concert Impresses at Chickering Hall
The Rameau Club sextet and pianist Helen Hopekirk performed a varied program at Chickering Hall. Beethoven and Debussy pieces drew acclaim from a good audience as the ensemble delivered refined interpretations.
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Miss Terry
Chickering Hall
Rameau Club
Helen Hopekirk
A. Z. Birnbaum
F. I. Mahn
Max Zach
Josef Keller
Karl Keller
Andre Marquarie
Rosa
Beethoven
Messrs. Birnbaum
Zach
Marquarie
Goury
Mme. Hopekirk
Judge Loring to Hear Waltham Ice Case
In Waltham, on Monday, Judge Loring will hear the Metropolitan Park Commission vs J J Peterson, the long time Charles River ice dealer. The hearing, held last Friday, drew wide state interest as Peterson fought a stop on harvesting ice this winter after 47 years of activity.
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Peterson
Thornton wins $6100 verdict in rail car incident
In the fourth Superior Court session before Judge Sheldon, Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton secured a $6100 verdict against the Boston Elevated Railway after alleging injury when a car suddenly started as she attempted to alight at Adams Square on Oct 15, 1901. Her husband Albert B. Thornton was awarded $1126 for loss of his wife’s services. The ad damnum was $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Thornton
Superior Court
Sheldon
Boston
Albert B. Thornton
Hotel man Augustus P Foster dies at 68 in Chelsea
Augustus P Foster a well known hotel man died yesterday at his home 40 Bloomingdale street Chelsea He was a native of New Hampshire and 68 years old Foster had worked at various hotels along the Atlantic seaboard for most of his life
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Augustus P. Foster
Bloomingdale Street
Chelsea
New Hampshire
Mr. Foster
Atlantic Seaboard
Doctor's Orders Blood Wine Endorsed by Dr Hall
Dr J K Hall of 125 W 45th St says Blood Wine helps kidney and liver troubles after analyzing a horsemeat sample and finding supporting ingredients. He claims it also aids rheumatism lung diseases stomach trouble and other blood or nerve diseases. 100 Blood Wine Pills 25 cents. Guaranteed for constipation. Samples free. For sale at all druggists.
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J. K. Hall
W. 45Th St
New York City
J. EK
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