Gompers Pushes General Arbitration and Hague Conference Support
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, urged general arbitration and an international assembly. He asked local unions to press Congress and President Roosevelt to back the Inter-parliamentary Union's Hague conference topics, including sea wartime property immunity and limited naval buildup.
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Logansport
Ind
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
Federation
Gompers
Congress
Roosevelt
Inter-parliamentary Union
Rexall Remedies Ahead of Pure Food Law Four Years
Rexall Remedies were designed by a cooperative group of one thousand leading druggists to meet the Pure Food and Drug Law four years before its passage. The ads claim full formulas, no secret ingredients, and a money back guarantee if buyers are dissatisfied. A sample listing highlights Mucu Tone with Gentian Cubebs Cascara Sagrada Glycerine and Sarsaparilla, bottle priced at 50 cents.
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Uncle Sam
Rexall
Rexall Americanitis Elixir Promotes Nerve Health Tonic
An old advertisement touts Rexall Americanitis Elixir as a nerve tonic containing free phosphorus glycophosphates iron pyrophosphates and Calisaya Bark alkaloids. It claims rapid nerve cell uptake and superior toning effects with a bottle priced at one dollar.
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Calisaya
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Reveals Germ-Killing Formula
The tonic centers on Resarcin and Beta Naphthol with Pilocarpin to destroy scalp germs and restore hair color. It combines germicide and antiseptic action with a tonic alcohol stimulant. Each bottle sells for 50 cents.
Harvard Men Urged to Enter Missionary Service
The Rev Frederick B Fisher of Agra India urged Harvard students to join missionary work. Speaking to the Boston Student Volunteer League at Phillips Brooks House Harvard he said India offers opportunities for educated Americans and would prosper with American ideas.
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Harvard
Frederick B. Fisher
Agara
India
Boston Student Volunteer League
Phillips Brooks House
Troiano Wins $1500 Verdict After Beach Street Ejection
Nellie Troiano, ejected from Fitzpatrick's Beach Street restaurant on December 17, 1904, wins $1500 in Superior Court after a four hour jury deliberation. She sought $5000 for alleged injuries from the ejection by the proprietor Charles L. Fitzpatrick and staff.
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Nellie Troiano
Beach Street Restaurant
Beach Street
Charles L. Fitzpatrick
Miss Troiano
Fitzpatrick’s Place
Poultry Show Opens Today in Mechanics Building
The event features top fowl from the United States and Canada with 26 judges starting promptly to evaluate nearly 1400 classes. The weeklong show offers lectures for breeders, plus a Boston Suburban Poultry Club series of evening talks.
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Canada
State Board of Agriculture
Boston Suburban Poultry Club
Richardson Named Delaware Senator Nominee on Ninth Ballot
Dover Del January 14 Henry Richardson of this county was declared the Republican nominee for the United States Senate on the ninth ballot in the caucus of Assemblymen of the lower house of the Legislature.
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Richardson
Delaware
Dover
Del
Henry Richardson
United States Senate
Tribute Evening for Thomas A. Watterson at Jordan Hall
Tonight at Jordan Hall friends of the late Thomas A. Watterson gather to honor his memory. An attractive programme has been arranged and the participants, well known to music lovers, were intimate associates of Mr. Watterson.
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Jordan Hall
Thomas A. Watterson
Watterson
Verdict Award in Breach of Promise Suit Between Cousins
Jennie Levine, once engaged to Samuel Levine, received a verdict of five dollars in the Municipal Civil Court from Judge Ely. She testified she spent on dresses in anticipation of the wedding which never occurred due to a dowry dispute. She later married Barney Silverman of Worcester.
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Jennie Levine
Samuel Levine
Ely
Municipal Civil Court
Worcester
Levine
Barney Silverman
Silverman
Heiress Seeks Divorce From Inn Owner In Denver
Mabelle Elizabeth Frye, heiress to a $50 000 fortune, files for divorce from Harold G. Frye owner of Ye Old English Inn. She alleges cruel treatment and a drunken assault attempt with a stiletto and revolver, and plans to move with her son to Lawrence where the fortune awaits. Frye is reportedly in New York.
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Mabelle Elizabeth Frye
Denver
Harold G. Frye
Frye
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Court Place
Colfax Street
Lawrence
Houdini Frees Himself From Nine Foot Ladder in Seven Minutes
Harry Houdini, famed escape artist, was handcuffed to a nine foot ladder and sealed in an improvised cabinet at Keith's Theatre. In seven minutes he signalled, the cabinet was drawn aside, and he appeared unbound, impressing a committee of spectators.
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Harry Houdini
Keith
Theattre
Houdini
Illness Forces Secret Wedding Revealed in Malden
Frank O Cleveland son of Mayhew and May Cleveland of 248 First Street married Augusta Ziemetz of 34 Franklin Street Malden last July. He fell ill last week with possible typhoid fever and was hospitalized. Before leaving the house he told his mother of the Providence wedding and that the couple planned to keep it secret until they were ready to establish a home around February 1.
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Melrose
Frank O. Cleveland
Mayhew B. Cleveland
First Street
Augusta Ziemetz
Franklin Street
Malden
Providence
Maine Senate agrees to indefinitely postpone rail mileage reimbursement bill
Augusta Me Jan 14 The Senate receded and concurred with the House in indefinitely postponing the order that would reimburse railroads for legislators mileage Mr Sewall of Saga dahoe had introduced the measure Staples of Knox then proposed taxing steam and street railroads on their value rather than their earnings as currently taxed
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Augusta
Senate
House
Sewall
Sagadahoe
Staples
Knox
Maine group backs Pure Food and Drug bill endorsement
The Maine Pharmaceutical Association executive committee endorsed the National Pure Food and Drug bill today and recommended presenting the measure to the Maine Legislature for adoption.
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Portland
Maine Pharmaceutical Association
Maine
John Byrnes Dies at 42 After Illness Began on Christmas Day
John Byrnes longtime foreman of the switch tower at Somerville avenue crossing on the Boston and Maine railroad died at Somerville Hospital yesterday afternoon from pneumonia. He was 42 and had been ill since Christmas Day. He leaves two brothers including Charles E. Byrnes a member of the State police.
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John Byrnes
Somerville Avenue
Boston & Maine Railroad
Somerville Hospital
Charles E. Byrnes
State Police
Montpelier Lawyer Joseph P Lamson Dies at 66
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad counsel and prominent Washington County lawyer Joseph P Lamson died today from pneumonia at age 66. He held a leading role in regional legal circles.
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Montpelier
Joseph P. Lamson
Montpelier and
Wells River
Washington County
Gasparis freed on murder charge as witness in New England case
Arcadi Gas paris was released from the murder charge but kept on bail as a witness in Rockland Maine. Florenzo pleaded not guilty and his case was continued until tomorrow to allow him to secure counsel.
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Rockland
Arcadi Gasparis
Florenzo
Officers Elected by the Boston Y M C A Directors
The Boston Y M C A board elected officers last night. Arthur S. Johnson was chosen president and Jacob P. Bales vice president. Josiah H. Quincy is recording secretary, George W. Mehaffey general secretary, and Francis B. Sears treasurer. S Parker Bremer of Parker Wilder Co. fills a board vacancy.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Arthur S. Johnson
Jacob P. Bales
Josiah H. Quincy
George W. Mehaffey
Francis B. Sears
S. Parker Bremer
Parker, Wilder & Co
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Imecca
Boston
Wriangs
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Henry Siegel CO
Clothing Clearing
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