Lincoln Spring Water Public Testimonial from 1897
Winchester Massachusetts resident Alexis Cutting reports diabetes improvement after three weeks on Lincoln Spring Water. He details long nights waking, general health decline, and restored energy enabling him to attend to business. He claims he would not part with the water even at any price.
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Lincoln Spring
Winchester
Mass
Lincoln Spring Co
Lincoln
Alexis Cutting
Lincoln Spring Co Bottled Water Promoted in Saratoga
A water labeled as fine table water from Saratoga Springs New York with its own carbonic acid gas is bottled 400 feet below the surface. Drank before breakfast it acts as a laxative and acts as a tonic during the day. It is advertised as the only water with Lithia enough to yield Lithia results sold in bottles at grocers druggists hotels and first class restaurants. Boston office listed at 47 Cornhill.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Lincoln Spring Co
Saratoga Springs
Boston
Cornhill
Weavers Vote to Strike Over Wage Cuts in New Bedford
New Bedford and Lowell report near unanimous votes to strike as wage reductions sting the textile trades. The New Bedford union counts 65 for and 5 against amid protests at City Hall. Lowell spinners fear a citywide strike after mill agents fail to offer concessions.
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Lowell
New Bedford
Boston
Treasury Fund
New Bedford Mills Face Uniform 10 Percent Cut Across City
A 9 year show of local textile firms reveals nine cloth producers cutting output by 10 percent. Acushnet’s 16 percent dividend masks capital reduction from 1,000,000 to 600,000 due to surplus earnings. Only four mills have ten years of operation. Dartmouth under two years and Whitman issued two quarterly dividends before last spring crash. A table lists capacity, goods, employees, capital stock, and yearly dividends from 1889 to 1897.
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Dartmouth
Whitman
Iistol Eee
Otomska
Amsutta
Itman
New Bedford
Wamsutta
Grinnell
Tremont & Suffolk
Mowry Trial Jury Phase Resumes in Providence
In Providence on January 11 the Mowry trial resumed with two jurors challenged and two new ones accepted. The court adjourned until Wednesday morning while new talesmen are sought. Mowry has suffered colic pains but appears to be in good condition.
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Providence
R. I
Mowry
Talesmen
Rain and warm spell threaten New England weather report
Forecast for Wednesday calls for rain and warmer conditions across Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York with southeasterly winds. Boston area expected light rain and warmer southerly winds with a weather scare described as bordering on starvation amid a heated public dispute over the weavers carders and spinners grievances and a dispute with the State Board of Arbitration.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Boston
Mathew Hart
State Board of Arbitration
Board of Trade
Weavers Urge Union as Wages Seen Cut
The loom fixers met at the Building Laborers' Hall on Middle street to organize cotton workers. Thomas F. Connolly urged unified action against wage cuts, aiming to unite cotton weavers with carders loom fixers and spinners, noting nine tenths of weavers are women and girls. Ex President W A Berkley questioned a weavers union’s chances.
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Middle Street
Thomas F. Connolly
Connolly
Gee
W. A. Berkley
The
Trade and Labor Council
Post
Youthful lawyers try to dodge bar petition fee
In Massachusetts a group of twenty three law students sought to evade a new ten dollar admission fee under a modern act after previously paying three dollars. They aimed to file December petitions but learned they must redo and pay ten dollars each.
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Supreme Court
Canco
Thayer
Harvard Law School
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Riches Took Wings In Jan 11 Theft
Spencer Jan 11 William L Wilson a wealthy farmer who trusted tin boxes kept two cash boxes with valuables totaling 2009 in a desk. The thief is believed to have taken them between 5 30 and 7 this morning while Wilson was away from home.
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Spencer
William L. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Miss Helen Long to christen Kasagi cruiser in US launch
Miss Helen Long daughter of the Secretary of the Navy will christen the Japanese cruiser Kasagi at Cramp's shipyards on January 20. The ceremony will include releasing a white dove as per Japanese custom with invited diplomatic corps and dignitaries attending. The Kasagi, built under a 2212 knot rating, is one of two ordered by Japan with Union Iron Works building the other.
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Japan
Helen Long
Miss Long
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Cramp
Toru Hoshi
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Cramps
Secretary Long
Inspector arrests Allen for attempted larceny in East Fitchburg
Inspector Glidding seized Frank Allen in a dime museum after he allegedly tried to steal from Earle H Warner. Police found ride receipts on Allen for multiple rail lines and a $25 overcoat receipt to Mr Leavitt from the Six Little Tatlors. Allen, alias Higgins, 26, formerly of the West End, held for further action.
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Glidding
Frank Allen
Earle H. Warner
East Fitchburg
Allen
Boston & Maine
Boston
Everett
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Forest Hills
Fitchburg
Bemis
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Weavers’ Union
City Hall
Acushnet
New Bedford Mills
Lowell Mills
High Lowigh
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring
Embryo
Supreme Judicial Court
County Board of Bar Examiners
State Board
John Noble
Long
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Presho
Mas
Durrant
Los Angeles
Tanna
Sydney
S. W
New Hebrides
Martin F. Cook
Roxbury
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Comp
Columbus Avenue
Miss Helen
White Dove
Kasagi
Smith Bros., Cutlers
Bromfield Street
POPE
Mercantile Purane
Ope Nilding
Copper King
Arizona
Greene
School St
Jas. W
Washburn Credit Co
Washington St
Jordan, Marsh & Co
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