Indigestion cure pitched as nerve and blood tonic
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a radical remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. A Chelsea Massachusetts user recounts years of distress and relief after using the pills. The piece urges readers to request a free diet book and buy pills by mail or at druggists.
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Williams
A. Gertrude Stewart
Broadway
Chelsea
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schoneoetady
Crowds Flock to U S Battleships in Villefranche
Crowds gathered in Villefranche Jan 14 to view the U S Navy battleships Minnesota Vermont and Kansas lying in harbor. The Nice rail line ran eight minute cars and buses were busy as excursionists toured the ships. M De Joly prefect of the Apres Maritimes visited Minnesota to return a call from Captain John Hubbard. The prefect’s arrival was marked by a seven gun salute. Social events for officers were announced by Mrs Bradford and invitations issued for a matinee by Mrs Alfred Siegmann on Jan 22.
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Nice
Bradford
Alfred Siegmann
Malta Welcomes U S Fleet Crews at Curzon Howe Ball
All American officers attended Admiral Curzon Howe's ball in Malta on January 14 with the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Prince and Princess Arthur of Connaught also present. The admiralty house wore American flags as the crews mingled with British sailors.
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Malta
King of Greece Honors Our Sailors
In Athens on January 14 the Te Deum was sung at the cathedral with King George and the royal family in attendance. The American officers were received at the palace afterward. Sailors from the Missouri and Ohio enjoyed shore leave and sightseeing.
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King of
Greece
Athens
George
Missouri
Ohio
Pacific Fleet Division Sails for Valparaiso
The first division of the United States Pacific fleet, after a 10 day visit, sailed from Talcahuano today bound for Valparaiso Chile.
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Pacific Fleet
Valparaiso
Talcahuano
Chill
United States Pacific Fleet
Tariff Debate Warns Wool Industry In Idaho Speech
President Fred W. Gooding of the National Wool Growers Association told members in Pocatello on January 14 that reducing tariffs on wool would act like free wool under the Wilson bill and would ruin a key U S industry.
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Pocatello, Ida
Fred W. Gooding
National Wool Growers’ Association
Wool growers push plan for central market against wool trusts
Mr Gooding defends sheep as forest helpers by removing undergrowth that feeds fires and attacks the forestry bureaus as tyrannical. He outlines a growers controlled central market to sell directly to manufacturers and cites six to seven Boston firms controlling over 75 percent of U S wool and dictating prices hurting growers.
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Gooding
Forestry and Reclamation Bureaus
Boston
United States
Newfoundland Coalition Plan Aims to Oust Norris Bond
In St John s Newfoundland Jan 14 supporters of Premier propose a coalition to replace Sir Robert Bond s government. The plan would exclude both Bond and Sir Edward Morris from the Cabinet though Morris followers oppose it and expect rejection.
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Norris
Bond
Newfoundland
John’s, N. F
Robert Bond
Edward Morris
Morris
Man Begs Solitary Confinement Day Ends For King
At 8 o'clock this morning Cardenio F King will complete a 24 hour period in solitary confinement. He has endured a day of bread and water inside a gloomy cell with only the guard visiting through the bars to pass his meagre meal.
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Cardenio F. King
Prisoner King to receive regular fare and possible work
The former financier Cardenio F. King begins a prison stay with standard meals for 860 inmates. He shows courage despite low spirits and may be examined by the prison doctor to determine hospital care or possible work assignments.
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King
Express thief fights police on Winter Street
William Burke 29 of Seventh Street South Boston wrestled with Patrolman Edward G. Kennedy near Winter and Washington streets before his arrest for alleged express theft. Burke dropped a large package, sparked a lively struggle, then was subdued and handcuffed at the Summer Street box.
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Winter Street
William Burke
Seventh Street
Boston
Edward G. Kennedy
Back Bay
Winter
Washington Streets
Kennedy
Burke
Summer Street
Twins To Lie In Same Grave At Holy Cross Cemetery
The Penney family of 99 Philips Street Roxbury will bury four month old twins Timothy and Daniel Penney in Holy Cross Cemetery this afternoon. Timothy died Sunday after a brief illness starting Saturday morning, and Daniel died Tuesday. The twins allegedly died from poison in impure food.
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Timothy F. Penney
Philips Street
Roxbury
Holy Cross
Timothy
Daniel Penney
Napoleon of tailoring Mitchell buys rival Taylor Tailor
Mitchell the Tailor in Boston has purchased eight competing tailor shops in the past year and now controls the complete stock of Taylor the Tailor at his Washington street store. He operates outdoor salesrooms with daylight inspection and fixed prices. The acquisitions include Hawkins & Co. Smith & Gilbert Wood & Dodge Messenger & Co. Douglas the Tailor BH Reisman and the Scotch Weaving Company.
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Mitchell
Taylor
Boston
Hawkins & Co
Smith & Gilbert
Wood & Dodge
Messenger & Co
Douglas
Bh, Reisman
Scotch Weaving Company
Mitchell the
Washington Street
Bank Wrecker Warner Takes Shipping Clerk Post
Lewis Warner, once jailed nine years for wrecking the Hampshire County National Bank and Hampshire Savings Bank, has left Charlestown and now serves as shipping clerk at A. McCallum & Co. silk hosiery factory in Northampton.
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Northampton
Lewis Warner
Hampshire County National Bank
Hampshire Savings Bank
Charlestown
A. McCallum & Co
Democrats in Tangle Over State Committee Standing
The Massachusetts Democratic State committee met at the Quincy House to decide whether the 14 at large members have legal standing in electing officers. Frederick A. McLeod was chosen chair with counsel to determine the issue, a Boston injunction was withdrawn, and new executive staff were named for 1909.
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Democratic State Committee
Quincy House
Frederick A. Mcleod
Cambridge
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee of
Boston
Harry Frothingham
Supreme Court
Sullivan
Democratic Board of Aldermen
Up State
Frothingham
McLeod
Thomas Collins
R. Eugene Ashley
New Bedford
John F. MacDonald
John J. McCarthy
Lowell
James W. Synan
Pittsfield
Humphrey O'Sullivan
James I. Millen
Peabody
Walter H. Cremer
Lynn
Tech Alumni Welcome New President Maclaurin at Banquet
About 500 Tech alumni attended Horticultural Hall as Richard A. Maclaurin was welcomed by Governor Draper. Draper urged unity and effort for the institute while Maclaurin expressed optimism for the future and dismissed talk of a Harvard Tech merger.
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Tech
Institute
Richard A. Maclaurin
Draper
Maclaurin
Horticultural Hall
Governor Draper
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Alumni Association
Harvard-Tech
Keener Confesses to Murder In York Farm Case
Harry Keener admitted guilt in the murder of an unknown man shot July 21 and claimed Lorena Tanser aided in dismembering the body. He led detectives to farm locations where portions of the corpse were buried or burned.
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York
Pennn
Harry Keener
Lorena Tanser
L M Hallowell Dies on Train in North Station
Louis M Hallowell 67 of Baltimore Maryland died of heart disease in a Pullman car aboard the White Mountain express just before its arrival at North Station He was traveling with his son George Hallowell and the junior Mrs Hallowell en route to visit relatives in the area He rose to put on an overcoat and collapsed after commenting on the weather He had previously been in business in Boston but had not lived there for years.
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Louis M. Hallowell
Baltimore
North Station
George Hallowell
Jefferson Highlands
Hallowell
East Cambridge
Mr. Hallowell
Boston
Ten Firemen Are Shifted in Department Transfers
Fire Commissioner Parker announced ten transfers in the city fire department. The changes affect units on Salem street and swap officers among Engine 8 Engine 9 Ladder 21 Ladder 24 and other units. Several names including C J Sullivan J T McKeirn H J Goodfellow I C Stickel John Gibbons G M Moore W Dunbar F L Carroll S A Keaney and J W Fix are reassigned effective today.
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Fire Department
Parker
iIingine
Salem Street
C. J. Sullivan
Chemical 9
J. T. McKeirn
H. J. Goodfellow
I. C. P. Stickel
John Gibbons
G. IF. Moore
J. W. Dunbar
F. L. Carroll
S. A. Keaney
J. W. Fix
Nelsons GQ With Teddy Roosevelt Headline Duel
Battling Nelson the lightweight world champion and Theodore Roosevelt the U S President had a one round exchange at the White House. Nelson opened with a compliment praising the President's horseback ride and declared his willingness to accept the full championship route.
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Washington
Battling Nelson
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
White House
Bat
Nelson Says President Is Champion and Plans Travels
Nelson praises the President as a champion and notes the pace of his recent scrapping. He plans to frame the President’s autograph, return to Hegewisch Illinois, then manage a New Mexico ranch and California oil property. Nelson says he will fight any man for money and owns property in six states.
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Hegewisch
Ill
Washington
New Mexico
California
Steel Trust
Nelson
Navy portfolio may be offered to Judge Dayton
GRAFTON West Virginia January 14 Judge A G Dayton United States District Court northern district of West Virginia has been invited to Washington for dinner with President Roosevelt tomorrow There he is reported to be offered the navy portfolio in the Taft Cabinet Dayton a five term congressman represented West Virginia second district
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Grafton
W. Va
A. G. Dayton
United States District Court
Northern District
West Virginia
Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Taft
Dayton
Congress
Cooper's New Discovery Crowds Pack New York Store
The article notes heavy crowds gathering at a New York store where Cooper's New Discovery is sold. Testimonials from Mrs. Charles Trensch and her husband claim dramatic health improvements after two to four weeks, including relief from indigestion rheumatism nervousness and fatigue. The firm says samples and a treatise are available and lists Dayton Ohio as the company location.
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New York
Cooper
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