Dr. Greene’s Nervura Promised For Women’s Nerve and Blood Firmly
A testimonial driven feature extols Dr. Greene’s Nervura blood and nerve remedy for “weak fading women” with headaches nervousness and fatigue. Mrs Kate Austin of Somerville describes long womb pain backache and exhaustion and credits Nervura with restored sleep appetite and vitality after extended use. A free consultation is offered at Dr. Greene’s office 34 Temple Place Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benes
de. Greene
Dr. Greene
Nova Scotia
Mill Operatives Wages Restored
Textile and mill representatives debated wage restoration with manufacturers led by Thomas J. Borden and R T Davis, while labor organizers included Thomas O'Donnell and Daniel ee. The meeting aimed to finalize a wage adjustment restoring pay for mill workers.
Trade union names listed for various craft associations
The passage assesses representatives from multiple unions including Sullivan and John Golden of the Spin ners Association James Tansey George Mitcherson and Charles Burke of the Carders Association Joseph G Jackson John Lomax and Jonathan Ellis of the Slashers Union John Mc Carthy Thomas Taylor and W M Bradshaw of the Loom Fixers Union and James Whitehead Albert Hibbert and Joseph Parks of the Weavers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asess
Ors Sullivan
John Golden
The
Spinners’ Association
James Tansey
George Mitcherson
Charles Burke
Carders’ Association
Joseph G. Jackson
John Lomax
Jonathan Ellis
Slashers’ Union
John McCarthy
Thomas Taylor
W. M. Bradshaw
Loom Fixers’ Union
James Whitehead
Albert Hibbert
Joseph Parks
Weavers’ Association
Providence cotton men pledge wage restoration
Rhode Island cotton manufacturers likely to restore the 1988 wage schedule following Pall River mill owners. Robert Knight, the state’s leading cotton magnate, says Rhode Island will restore the schedule to operatives and expects a general New England trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Rhode Island
Pall River
Robert Knight
New England
Joy in Lowell and Fall River wage talks
Lowell mill operatives celebrate the Fall River wage schedule revival and expect similar action by Lowell manufacturers. They favor a sliding schedule with a favorable standard, while local mill agents refuse to discuss the matter. Manchester dispatch notes little likely impact on New England corporate wage scales.
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Lowell
Lowell Mills
Fall River
Manchester
N. H
Hearing Delayed as Marlboro Labor Hearing Draws 1200 Workers
In Marlboro a packed audience of over 1200 shoe workers greeted the State committee on labor at City Hall as it investigates the sixteenth week of the big strike. The session adjourned to tomorrow at 7:50 PM to allow labor leaders to secure counsel amid disputes over who may be represented.
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Marloro
Jones
McClellan
John H. Murray
Moran
F. H. Howe
W. B. Rice
Success at the Bar Address by Moorfield Storey
The Honorable Moorfield Storey spoke on Success at the Bar before Huston University Law School students yesterday afternoon. The talk was presented under the William te Russell Club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorfield Storey
Law School
Huston University
William Te. Russell
Nantasket Bribery Hearings Raise Beach Take Proposal
At Plymouth Superior Court Hull officials including Chairman John Smith and Chiefs face three indictments for alleged bribes. Trial set for Thursday as defense promises to prove the charges baseless. Separate hearings debate a state plan to take Nantasket Beach land for a public reservation amid property interest and public recreation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Beach
State House
Plymouth
John Smith
Hull
James W. Conklin
Ella Bassett
Richard Lane
Leonidas Palmer
Clara Cranston
Hosea Kingman
Bridgewater
Walter R. Torrey
Norwell
Torrey
Nantasket
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Eons Beach
Dunbar
Joseph O. Burdett
Patrick A. Collins
William T. Sedgwick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dallinger
Sedgwick
Bodfish
Charles Francis Adams
Park Commission
Revere Beach
Famous Somerset Club Maryland Rye Whiskey Claim
The article praises American whiskeys matching foreign brands and highlights the Somerset Club Maryland rye whiskey by Edward S B Bruce & Co of Baltimore. It notes its long sale to wealthy families and connoisseurs and asserts the product’s claimed superiority and purity in global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Somerset Club
Maryland
Messrs. Edward Sb. Bruce & Co
Baltimore
Connoisseura
M'Alpine Held for Bigamy in Chelmsford Case
Seth McAlpine was held in 500 bail by the Lowell court for the grand jury after his Chelmsford arrest on a charge of bigamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Seth McAlpine
Chelmsford
Army inquiry hears men sick from canned roast beef
A court of inquiry into the embalmed beef case heard from Ninth Infantry personnel complaining the canned roast beef had little taste and nutriment. Gravy from refrigerated beef nauseated soldiers more than the meat. Three days’ rations often came from one can and many meals were spoiled or discarded due to illness.
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Charles F. Dwyer
Ninth Infantry
Alexander
Washington
Sergean Howard Alexander
Tampa
Santiago
Witness
Telephone supervision debate in Springfield session
A private Board of Trade directors meeting in Springfield discussed placing telephone and telegraph companies under a State commission as proposed in the Bonnes Post bill before the Legislature. George Albree of Swampscott argued semi public firms should be state controlled, with I. H. Hyde and W. J. Denver of the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. presenting their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Board of Trade
George Albree
Swampscott
Epecaiius
I. & Hyde
Nickerson Re-arrested on Perjury Charge in Plymouth Indictment
Benjamin Nickerson, once acquitted of perjury, is arrested again on the same charge after a grand jury indictment in Plymouth. Deputy Hurley took him in Boston. Nickerson is held on $190 bond. The case stems from a contract suit by Rick Erickson and son of South Carver filed nearly a year ago. Nickerson operates a business on Washington Street in Boston.
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Wareham
Benjamin Nickerson
Plymouth
James W. Hurley
Boston
Nickerson
Rick Erickson
South Carver
Washington Street
Czar Illness Raises Uncertainty Over Line of Succession
Despatches from St. Petersburg report the Czar gravely ill and unable to govern. Grand Duke Michael wields executive power and mayibility fuels rumors of an heir as the Czar’s condition worsens after issuing a disarmament conference manifesto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duke
Michael
London
St. Petersburg
Schenck
Tsarist Heir and Grand Duke Hold Key Roles in Empire
In the imperial context the heir apparent hinges on a boy, while Grand Duke Michael Nicolaievitch, aged seventy four, leads the council, heads artillery units, and holds command in multiple forces. He has five sons and a daughter. The Czars uncle marked a silver jubilee last November and was granted the same honor per imperial decree.
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Michael Nicolaievitch
Council of the Empire
Artillery Academy
Imperial Guard
Cznar
Czar
Lynn Official Faces Charges Against Health Inspector
John Ingram filed charges with the Lynn Board of Health against William K E Wells, alleging undue extravagance false returns mismanagement and neglect of duty. A hearing was set for next Monday with Wells denying wrongdoing and being represented by Hurlburt or McCarthy amid renewed milk inspection turmoil.
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Lynn
John Ingram
Board of Health
William KE. Wels
Wells
Henry F. Hurlburt
Eugene F. McCarthy
Koch Lung Cure offers inhalation treatment for lung diseases
An advertisement extols the Koch Lung Cure on 74 Boylston Street Boston and 48 W 22d Street New York. It claims German Government endorsement and Professor Koch’s inhalation method cures consumption bronchitis and asthma via medicated vapors and lymph injections. Free consults and examinations promoted.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Edward Koch
Berlin
Koch
New York
Lung Cure
Dearborn St
Chicago
Medical Council of Doctors
Loan Bill In To Aldermen Carries 709000
Reported to the Board of Aldermen the general loan bill totals $709,000 with $900,000 more for the school, shrinking borrowing capacity to about $441,080. The measure advances amid fights over Apportionment Board abolishment and many small requests denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Board of Aldermen
Alderman O'Toole
Colby
Bath Department
South Boston
fieDonald
Park Street
Roxbury Crossing
Commonwealth Park
Ward 9
Parts Street
East Boston
Dorchester Bay
Elmwood Street
Mount Hope Cemetery
Ann White
Insane Hospital Department
Park Department
Christopher Gibson
Billingsfield
North Brighton
Mystic
Neponset
Fellows Street
Long Island
Public Works Totals Tally Major City Projects
The record lists expenditures for Deer Island hospital improvements electric lighting plant and several street and public building projects totaling 709 009 with allocations for Public Buildings Public Grounds Street and Street Laying Out Departments. A pending vote on abolishing the Apportionment Board is noted amid political clashes.
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Deer Island
John Howard
Public Buildings Department
Old Court House
Old Heath
New Heath
Parker Streets
Harrison Avenue
Kneeland
Bennet Streets
Milton Street
Talbot Avenue
Marcella
Centre
Atlantic Avenue
Dewey Square
Oliver Street
Federal Street
Mill Street
Devonshire Street
Milk Street
Water Street
Kingston Street
Bedford Street
Beach Street
Genesee
Oswego
Leverett Street
Minor Street
Craigie’s Bridge
Congress Street
Princeton Street
Eest Boston
Prescott Street
East Boston
Blackstone Street
Hanover Street
North Street
Rutherford Avenue
Brick
Presho
Alderman Berwin
Alderman O'Toole
Alderman Colby
Apportionment Board
Common Council
Massachusetts Ancient Order of United Workmen Meet
A reception for Massachusetts representatives of the Ancient Order of United Workmen was held at the American House last night. Delegations from New Hampshire Rhode Island Maine and Connecticut were welcomed at the Revere House. Addresses were given by H C Sessions J G Tate Acker Dr J Varnum Mott J McKrille W Bb Sibley and L G Cone. The Massachusetts session opens this morning at Odd Fellows Hall and runs through Wednesday or Thursday. Officers election is set for Wednesday and a grand banquet occurs tonight.
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Massachusetts
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Revere Hlouse
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Maine
H. C. Sessions
South Dakota
J. G. Tate
Nbraska
Acker
New York
J. Varnum Mott
Boston
John McKrille
New Haven
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Lewiston
Knights
Cotton King
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Electro Chemical Co
Marlboro
Defenge
Beacon Hill
State
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Duffy's Pure Mat
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
N. Y
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washingon St. Dock Square
Adams Square
Springfield Board of Trade
Runnymede Club
United States
R. F. Balke & CO
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Louieville
Kentucky
U. S
Mellwood
All Draowwiste
Nicholas
Russia
O'Toole
Pavonia
Azores
Punta Dielgada
Cunard One
Atkin
St. Michaels
Wolviston
Liverpool
Palm Leaf Barracks
Quartermaster’s Department
Havana
N. K. Fairbank Company
Caicago
81. Louis
Philadelphia
U.W
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Royal Blue Line
Ebbitt and Riggs
Old Point Comfort
A. J. Simmons
J. Edw and
Wilson
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