Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement urges treating lingering coughs after three or four days with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets not hospital care or patent medicines. It claims the tablets, with blood root extract and eucalyptus, heal the mucous membranes, stop germs, and may prevent pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. It warns against opium laden syrups and alcohol in tonics and promotes nine cent full sized packs for all ages.
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Closing Dives of Gloucester
Gloucester January 7 Police acting on Mayor James E. Tolman plan visited city venues suspected of illegal activity and ordered immediate shutdowns. More than 49 people in questionable occupations departed to Boston. Tolman aims to close all such places quietly if possible, otherwise with stronger enforcement.
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Gloucester
James E. Tolman
Boston
Tolman
Wreckers Start Work on Wolf's New Building
Work on Wolf's new building at 92 to 104 Hanover street has begun with a large gang tearing out walls and floors to prepare for carpenters masons and iron workers. The project will extend to 90 Hanover street and join the old and new sections, allowing continued business at the same stand.
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B F Keith Celebrates 20 Years in Theatrical Business
A Boston start twenty years ago in a small shop led B F Keith to build a vaudeville empire. He modernized variety, raised auditorium standards, and expanded to London Philadelphia and beyond, with son A Paul Keith and manager E F Albee guiding a growing empire.
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Stage matters in Boston with New Orleans greetings and theatre deals
C Blanche Rice of The Village Postmaster sends New Year greetings from New Orleans while Joseph Brooks represents The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast at Colonial Theatre on Feb 2. A series of high class Sunday concerts funds the North End Dispensary at Colonial Theatre with Edmond Hayes Yorke Adams the Kingsburys and others. Will Phillips returns to Bowdoin Square stock company. world tour costs over 20000 in canceled dates. Adine Bouvier stars in A Country Girl at the Museum. Stuart Robson brings The Comedy of Errors to the Museum. Artie Hall to Boston Theatre next Sunday. Klaw and Erlanger set Sleeping Beauty and the Beast prices 50c to 1.50 in Boston, same as other cities.
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Seven Debutantes at the Somerset Boston Society Event
A small but elegant debutante dance was hosted last evening at the Somerset by Mrs. Charles Amory and others for seven debutantes. The reception featured a simple setup with palms, a late supper for the young guests, and a notable receiving line of distinguished families. Among attendees were Miss Liza Amory, Miss Mary Bowditch, Miss Margaret Codman, and many other young social figures, with several escorts and prominent Boston names.
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Fay
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Ellfrieda Roosevelt
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Brilliant Coming Out of Miss Caroline Morgan Delights Guests
A lavish debutante door in the Somerset honors Miss Caroline Morgan, daughter of Colonel and Mrs Richard Morgan. The scarlet-decorated ballroom glowed with poinsettias carnations and roses while ushers led Harvard freshman Charles Davis Morgan among a bright list of friends. Supper followed the midnight dance as wraps and a late breakfast signaled a successful affair.
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Grace Pierce
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Supreme Court bars damages for street openings
The Supreme Court ruled that street railway electric light and telephone companies have no right to damages when streets are closed by legislative action. The decision concerns the Boston Electric Light Company and the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company over losses from the closing of streets for the new South station.
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Chelsea Bridge Disabled by Draw Motor
Chelsea bridge closed to the public from 4 30 to 7 yesterday due to a motor failure that powers the draw. The frozen motor while the draw was open caused delays and hundreds were late for work.
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Fore River Torpedo Boat Destroyer Lawrence Passes Trial
The Lawrence, first of its class from Fore River Ship and Engine Company, exceeded the required 26 knots during a government trial across Massachusetts Bay, achieving 29 knots on a measured mile off Provincetown and proving endurance at high speed, steering, and stopping capabilities before returning to base with a masthead broom signaling success.
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Maynard Strikers Weigh Arbitration Over Mills Row
Maynard strikers at the Assabet mills of the American Woollen Company await the State Board of Arbitration action after its Carriage Workers' dispute in Amesbury. About 300 workers operate in parts of the mills while wages and machinery concerns prompt the labor stand.
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State Board of Arbitration
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Irish Outlook Hopeful Says Father White
Very Rev William White expresses cautious optimism about the Irish situation noting a most hopeful outlook as he comments on recent developments and their potential impact on peace efforts and political tensions.
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