Milk Producers Close Meeting With Election
The Boston Co operative Milk Producers Company closed its annual meeting at the American House. The society includes 2000 members across 6000 New England farms valued at 80 million dollars with 2 million in livestock. The business volume is reported at 4 million yearly, with officers and a large board of directors named for the ensuing year.
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B_ wton Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company
American House
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company
New England
W. A. Hunter
Ware
Jonas Bemis
Charlton
Harry Dean
Grafton
N. H
5. H. Abbott
Wilton
J. K. Mills
Northboro
Alvin Davis
Mrs Meyers Flies Home With Baby Heir After Palmer News
Mrs Leopold Hamilton Meyers travels with her infant daughter toward London to reach General William J. Palmer at his bedside. The child is Palmer’s principal heir, having received 9 million in securities on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Leopold Hamilton Meyers
Atlantic
London
William J. Palmer
Palmer
Henry Sterling Speaks on Church and Labor at Yale
Henry Sterling of the Boston Typographical Union lectured at Yale Divinity School on The Question of the Church with Relation to Industrial Organizations. He argued unions are justified to prevent enforced idleness and noted that unemployment is the chief evil of industrial problems. He linked wages to happiness and citizenship, contrasting rich nations with high wages to poorer lands in misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Henry Sterling
Boston Typograpdical Union
Yale Divinity School
Sterling
Fay's Family May Receive His Candy Store Bride
The Back Bay heir Franklin Lewis Fay, 20 when he wed Eva Fay in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, eloped from Tremont street to marry a candy store salesgirl. Parents balked, he pursued a brokerage career, and his wife remains at the counter as rumors of reconciliation spread amid a potential family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Lewis Fay
Back Bay
Woonsocket
R. I
Tremont Street
West Street
Eva Fay
Fay
Europe
New York
Rhode Island City
W. Ashton Thompson
Secretary Root to Resign as Secretary of State Tomorrow
Washington January 19 Secretary Root will resign as Secretary of State tomorrow after his anticipated election as Senator from New York. Robert Bacon will be named secretary of state and John C O Laughlin will succeed as assistant secretary. The fisheries treaty and British negotiations remain unsettled as Root plans a brief rest in Hot Springs before the inauguration.
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Washington
Root
New York
State Department
Hot Springs
Robert Bacon
John C. O’laugpin
Rout
Great Britain
Maritime Congress
Gordon
Venezuela
Buchanan
Caracas
O'Laughlin
Stueseel
Bacon
London
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Republicans choose Shane for United States Senator
In Bismarck the Republicans in both houses elected Shane 49 for United States Senator. Democrats backed John Cashet. The result will be canvassed in joint session tomorrow.
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Bismarck
Shane
NL Johnson
United States
Senator
John Cashet
House Acts On Willett Speech Conflict in Congress
A special five member House committee was authorized to review Representative Willett of New York's yesterday speech attacking the President. The panel will report within ten days after a narrowly supported vote to expunge the speech was avoided. Minority leader Clark protested the resolution for not specifying the exact wording challenged.
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Washington
House
Willett
New York
Secret Service
Hughes
West Virginia
Payne
New
Mann
Illinois
Perkins
Foster
Vermont
Howard
Georgia
Clayton
Alabama
Clark
Missouri
Chamberlain Wins Oregon Senate Seat in Republican Legislature
Salem Ore Jan 19 Governor George E Chamberlain a Democrat was elected United States Senator from Oregon today by a Republican Legislature. Chamberlain had the "people's choice" backing with enough Republicans pledged to secure his election while a strong "people's lobby" pressed for adherence to pledges.
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Salem
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
United States
Oregon
Chamberlain
Reed Smoot Re elected by Senate and House
Cary Utah January 13 United States Senator Reed Smoot was re elected today with both houses voting in separate sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Care
Cary
Utah
United States
Reed Smoot
Penrose Re-elected U S Senator by Legislature
Harrisburg report says Boies Penrose secured a renewed term in the Pennsylvania Legislature today as the United States Senator.
Jones Wins Senate Seat in Washington Legislature
Wesley L. Jones, Republican, elected to the U S Senate in a joint Legislature vote. The tally showed Jones with 89 votes, Democrat Cottrill 5, with 1 absent.
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Olympia
Wash
Wesley L. Jones
United States
Senate
Jones
Cottrill
Hopkins Wins Senate Vote for U S Senator in Illinois
In separate balloting the Senate chose Albert J. Hopkins as United States Senator with 26 votes, a majority in the Senate but none in the House. The Constitution requires a joint session to elect a Senator, so the process continues in joint assembly tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
House
Senate
Albert J. Hopkins
United States
James P. Clark Reelected U S Senator by Arkansas Legislature
James P. Clark was today elected by the Arkansas Legislature to succeed himself as United States Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sustle Rock
Ark
James P. Clark
Arkansas
United States
Brandegee Wins Connecticut Senate Term in 1909
Hartford Conn January 19 United States Senator Yorank B Brandegee of New London was formally elected by the General Assembly to succeed himself in the United States Senate for the full six year term beginning March 4 1909.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Yorank B. Brandegee
New London
General Assembly of
Connecticut
United States Senate
Gallinger Re-elected U S Senator by New Hampshire Legislature
Concord January 19. At noon the New Hampshire Legislature voted United States Senator Jacob H. Gallinger Republican to a full six year term beginning March 4, 1909.
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Concord
N. H
United States
Jacob H. Gallinger
Hughes Wins U.S. Senate Seat In Colorado Joint Vote
In Colorado on January 19 the House and Senate elected Charles J. Hughes Jr on separate ballots to the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disner
Col
Colorado House
Senate
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
United States Senate
Coachmen's Ball Draws 1500 to Mechanics' Hall
The Coachmen's Benevolent Association held its first annual ball drawing about 1500 attendees at Mechanics' building in Paul Revere and Talbot Halls last night. The grand march featured Michael O'Neill leading with his daughter Annie, followed by Dennis O'Brien and daughter Mary, Charles Smith and wife, Robert Grant and wife, and Daniel Daly with Miss Ruggles, with around 100 couples dancing. The event was organized by Thomas Lan gan and Michael O'Neill as marshals, with Dennis O'Brien and others as assistants. a large reception and arrangements committee guided the ball, led by M. P. Crowley and John C. Swift with Edward F. Sherry as secretary.
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Paul Revere
Talbot Halls
Mechanics
Coachmen’s Benevolent Association
Michael O'Neill
Annie
Dennis O’brien
Mary O’brien
Charles Smith
Robert Grant
Daniel Daly
Miss Ruggles
Thomas Langan
Dennis O'Brien
Charles
Point of Order Raised Against Berkshire Street Railway Petition
A point of order was raised in the House against the petition allowing Berkshire Street to purchase the Bennington and North Adams railway. The proceedings occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Street Railway
Bennington and
North Adams Railway
Soldier Patrick McGuire Seeks Help After Theatre Pain
Patrick McGuire, en route to Denver to visit his parents, attended the Shubert Theatre in Kansas City. Soon after the curtain rose his feet began to pain him. he removed his shoes and patrons nearby alerted staff.
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Kansas City
Denver
Patrick McGuire
Shubert Theatre
Patrick
Fire damages tenement at 26 West Rose Hill
A blaze in Lewiston began from a defective chimney and partially destroyed the three story tenement at 26 West Rose Hill, owned by Alexander Mileau. The loss to the building and furnishings for three families is estimated at 9000 dollars with partial insurance.
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Lewiston
Threa
West Rose Hill
Alexander Mileau
Gates Fears Hydrophobia After Dog Bites
El Paso Texas January nineteenth hydrophobia fears envelop John W Gates and his wife after his Boston bull pup is bitten. A telegram urged isolation of the dog as three other dogs at Port Arthur were also bitten by a tramp dog and developed hydrophobia.
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EL Paso
Tex
John W. Gates
Mr. Gates
Mrs. Gates
Horse injures boy by biting lips in Staunton incident
In Staunton Virginia on January 19 a five year old son of Charles Baker of Good's Mill was severely hurt when feeding a horse. The animal lunged and seized an apple near the boy's mouth and bit his lips in the process.
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Staunton, Va
Charles Baker
Good's Mill
Rengo Promotes Safe Fur Reduction Product
An advertisement for Rengo claims a safe method to shed fur at a rate of one pound daily. It offers a trial package free by mail from The Rengo Co in Detroit and lists full sized boxes at one dollar through druggists.
Rengo Available for Sale in Boston and Nearby Properties
Rengo is on the market in Boston through multiple outlets including Riker-Jaynes Drue Stores at 7 Boston locations, Houghton and Dutton Co., Henry Siegel Co. on Washington and Essex Streets, Woodward Drug Co. at 100 Tremont Street, W. B. Hunt Co. at 635 Mass. Ave., and TOT Washington Street. Additional listings include Cambridge at 3 Pleasant Street and Malden at 3 Pleasant Street.
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Rengo
Boston
Riker-Jaynes Drue
Houghton & Dutton Co
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and Essex Sts
Woodward Drug Co
Tremont St
W. B. Hunt Co
Washington St
Masa. Ave
Cambridge
Pleasant St
Malden
Multo Fruto Promises Easy Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Multo Fruto as the natural cure for constipation and weak nerves made from tropical fruit juices. It offers full sized packages for 25 and 50 cents at drug stores and a prepaid mail order option from the Rengo Co in Detroit Michigan. A free trial is available by writing to the company, with no free samples at druggists.
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Rengo
Rengo Co
Detroit
Mielh
Rengo Bldg
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Hardwick
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