Wool embargo raised after Lodge telegram prediction
Boston Commercial Bulletin reports Senator Lodge telegram confirming Wilson aims to ease the wool embargo. The note says non New England wool may move if shipments show no New England content, with Massachusetts experts implementing the special instructions.
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Boston Commercial Bulletin
Senator Lodge
Wilson
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wool Quarantine Not Applied to Wool Products, Secretary Says
Secretary Wilson states quarantine restrictions do not apply to goods manufactured from wool. Boston wool dealers, led by The Post, press for exemption of non New England wool. Senate Lodge and Massachusetts delegation push to lift embargo. New orders allow wool from outside New England to ship with warehouse inspection.
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Wilson
Boston Post
Boston
Mass
James Wilson
New England
Secretary of Agriculture
Million
Senator Lodge
Department
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Post
Washington
Massachusetts
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Bos
Commercial Bulletin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Lawrence Millman
Local News Dealer Credits Father John's Medicine
L. P. Richardson of 2983 Washington Street Roxbury Mass recovering from several severe colds writes his return to health is due to Father John's Medicine which he says saved him from pneumonia. He recommends the old prescription to anyone with throat and lung troubles.
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L. P. Richardson
Washington Street
Roxbury
Mass
Father John
Father John’s Medicine Promises Cough Cure and Refund
John McCarthy of Boston reports trying many remedies before Father John’s Medicine. The ad claims refunds for any cough cold throat or lung trouble it cannot cure and asserts the product is not a patent medicine and free from poisonous drugs.
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John McCarthy
Hudson Street
Boston
Father John
One John’s Medicine Claims Fifty Year Cure for Consumption
An advertisement asserts that a medicine labeled John’s cures consumption for fifty years without poisonous drugs. The claim targets readers seeking a long standing remedy and presents no harmful ingredients.
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John
Father John's Medicine Refund Policy Clarified
A notice explains refunds for cough and cold remedies where refunds are issued if the product cannot cure or relieve symptoms as claimed by Father John's Medicine. The policy emphasizes customer satisfaction and refund eligibility for affected shipments.
Wool Men Organized In Three-Hour Conference
In a three hour session at Dr Samuel E Bennett office agent for the Boston branch of the United … continued on page 8 fourth column
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Samuel E. Bennett
Boston
The
United
Boston Liquor Dealers Prepare Appeal Over Police Board
Boston liquor dealers threaten a formal appeal to Governor Bates over Police Commission mandates and Sergeant Lee's conduct. They claim daily summonses, intrusive inspections, and coercive fines threaten 75 bars, risking licenses and livelihood before May 1.
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Police Commission
Lee
Bates
Cambridge Mayor Recalls Insult at Armory Drill
The Cambridge mayor described being insulted as he left the Cambridge Armory on April 19, 1902 after a prize drill by Wi Rinles. He blamed a speaker of the same race but different religion and vowed to address the insult, while Captain Cutler said he could not identify the culprit.
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McNamee
Mick
Cambridge
Post
Cutler
Weavers May Strike in Bristol Mills Move
Bristol mill weavers vote to strike beginning Monday after meetings to air grievances. The Weavers Union plans a Sunday meeting to decide whether to strike the Bristol mill, with a chance to meet Mr Knowles tomorrow.
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New Bedford
Bristol Mill
Weavers’ Union
Knowles
Harvard Yale rule row unsettled at New Haven meet
The Harvard Yale athletic conference adjourned in New Haven without agreement on the eligibility rule. It is likely the colleges will meet annually in Cambridge under a multi year, fixed arrangement that can run indefinitely.
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New Haven
Harvard- Yale
Cambridge
Pope Receives Diplomats on Jubilee Amid Cold
In Rome on February 2 the Pope wed the diplomats and thanked each one despite a severe cold. French ambassador Nisard was absent with a later commission to congratulate him, while Portuguese envoy d Antas read a French address calling the Pontiff a luminous beacon. The Pope spoke in French, feeling moved by the world’s greetings.
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Rome
M. Nisard
Vatican
Senhor d'Antas
Steamer Ottercaps Sinks After Hitting Rocks
Brest France February 27 The steam collier Ottercaps from Newcastle on Tyne drove onto Feuntenot rocks last night and sank at once. Thirty people aboard are believed dead with seven bodies washed ashore so far.
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Brest
France
Newcastle-on- Tyne
Feuntenot
Boston Area Weekend Weather Forecast
The forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Saturday rain with brisk to high west to northwesterly winds. Sunday will bring rain followed by fair and colder weather with brisk to high westerly winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
First Conry Kelcher election case set off a political storm
East Boston sparked the start of a landmark hearing as Thomas W. McTiernan testified that Alderman Martin Lomasney and Representative Daniel J. Kiley aided his illegal registration and voting in 1902. McTiernan’s confession tied local leaders to election law violations and repeat voting schemes.
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Boston
Conry-Kelcher
Ward 8
Martin M. Lomasney
Daniel J. Kiley
Lomasney
Kiley
John A. Kelcher
Thomas W. McTiernan
Castle Street
Groton Street
Green Street
Shanahan
City Hall
Hendricks Club
Martin Lomasney
Shana
Han
George Hastings
John C. Hines
James Drysdale
Pitts Street
Shannon
Stamford Street
Kelcher
Blossom Street
Mr. Kiley
McCarthy
Thomas J. Regan
Allen Street
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Washington, D. C
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Pemberton Square
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M’namee
Harvard
Yale
Thompson's A
Koshlund & Co
Summer Street
Conry
Campeble
McTiernan
Ulty'ciellin
Witness McTiernan
Riley
George H. Morse
Poplar Street
Jeremiah McCarthy
Morse
Francis A. Campbell
Counsel Campbell
South Market Street
Newsboys
Pilley
Mr. Campbell
Malley
Campbell
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