Reform Club Hears Philippines Discussed
A Massachusets Reform League meeting at Young’s Hotel debated if the United States should retire from the Philippines with honor. J. G. Schurman urged against Asiatic statehood, while Herbert Welch argued independence and criticized deeds during the war, calling for truth, pacification, and fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusets Reform League
Young's Hotel
United States
Philippines
Erving Winslow
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
Philippine Commission
Spain
Republc
Republic
United States of America
Philippine Republic
Philippine Islands
Cuba
British shipmen to visit Morgan in New York talk
London and Liverpool steamshipmen plan a New York visit to confer with J P Morgan on amalgamating several British and American lines. They aim for a joint pool to control freight and passenger tariffs with White Star and Leyland lines, while Cunard watches. No outright purchases planned, organizers say, just a conference on community of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Bruce Ismay
Graves
Pirrie
Wilding
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Leyland
America
Pot
Pennsylvania
Steel Corporation
Ismay
White Star Line
White Star
Cunard Company
Chelsea’s Fight for Assessor Sees Mayor Involved
Chelsea battles over a Board of Assessors seat with Ex Alderman Charles E Bassett opposing Ivory R Allen. Bassett aligns with Mayor Willard and Daniel Sullivan, amid accusations of flawed tax assessments and poll enumeration. Allen hopes to become chairman if defeated, while Willard critics seek department reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Board of Assessors
Willard
Charles E. Bassett
Ivory R. Allen
Bassett
Daniel H. Sullivan
Allen
Board of Aldermen
Willard Howland
George H. Dunham
Illard
Republicans to Decide Vice President and Treasurer Roles
The Republican City Committee debates election of a vice president and treasurer and plans new rules. Several candidates for treasurer are named including Harry Whall Edward Graves and John E Cutler. John Marno is mentioned as a possible vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Harry 4
Whall
Ward
Edward A. Graves
Fast Boston
John E. Cutler
John Marno
Prominent Men Invited to New England Street Relay Club Banquet
The second annual meeting and banquet of the New England Street Relay Club will be at Hotel Brunswick on Thursday evening January 2. Governors and railway commissioners leaders and prominent street railway men from New England are invited. H H Vreeland president of the Metropolitan Street Railway New York will attend. Edward C Spring Newton & Boston Street Railway is entertainment committee chair with J H Neal of the Boston L assisting. F G L Henderson Newton street railway, HM E B Reynolds Grid Colenny Street Railway Quincy and F J Stone of Electric Storage Battery Co. are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Street Relay Club
Hotel Brunswick
Railway Commissioners
New England
H. H. Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway
New York
Edward C. Spring
Newton & Boston Street Railway Company
Newtonville
J. H. Neal
Boston “L
F. G. L. Henderson
Newton Street Railway
HM. E B. Reynolds
Colenny Street Railway Company
Quincy
F. J. Stone
The
Electric Storage Battery Company
Accused of Forgery in Municipal Court Arraignment
Frederick Lincoln aged about 27, living at 62 Sow Orange Street Cambridge, faces arraignment in Municipal Court this morning on a forgery charge. Police Inspector James Murray alleges Lincoln forged a promissory note for 1 dollar. Witnesses against him are Walter Parle and William J. Main. Lincoln has a previously clean reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lincoln
Sow
Orange Street
Cambridge
James Murray
Lincoln
Walter Parle
William J. Main
How to Find Out if You Need Swamp Root
A historic ad explains kidney health linking overall disease to kidney disorder and promoting Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. It urges testing urine, claims hospital use and physician endorsement, and describes symptoms of weak kidneys and the product as the cure.
Swamp Root Tonic Credited By Mrs Wheeler Of Lynn
Mrs H N Wheeler of 20 Prospect Street Lynn credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with curing her kidney and back troubles after a severe illness. She describes painful symptoms, coffee-colored urine, and exhaustion before taking the remedy and says a course of bottles restored her strength and health.
Swampscott Citizen Endorses Swamp-Root Remedy
S H Shaw of 414 Humphrey Street Swampscott Mass a longtime resident and businessman credits Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with relief from gravel and kidney and bladder ailments. He states the remedy keeps him on his feet and ready to work and recommends it to others suffering from urinary organ diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. H. Shaw
Swa
Swampscott
New England
Dr. Kilmer
S. H. Shaw
Humphrey Street
Mass
the Post
Sample Bottle of Swamp Root Sent Free by Mail
Local promotion offers a free sample bottle of a Swamp Root tonic mailed to subscribers. The notice highlights no purchase required and directs readers to send for the free bottle.
Boston Cafe Manager’s Wife Endorses Swamp Root
Mrs C H Wood of Cambridge Street Boston credits Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with curing years of back pain, sleeplessness, and kidney and bladder symptoms after six years of poor health and numerous doctors. She urges readers to obtain a sample and book via Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wood
Boston
Carleton Cafe
Cambridge Street
Wood
Kilmer
Pital
Cambridge St
Mass
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston “Daily Post
Cured of rheumatism by Kilmer's Swamp Root at 14 Faneuil Hall
Mr. George A. Emery, a provision dealer from Boston, credits Kilmer's Swamp Root with curing his rheumatism after ten years of back pains. He says one small bottle relieved all pain and he has remained pain free since. He also praised sending a bottle to his mother, Mrs. S. A. Emery of Alfred, Maine, who likewise recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Britain
South Africa
Philippine
India
England
Spain
Samar
Manila
Taft
Philippines
Chaffee Sigs
Cuba
Dr. Shilmer
Great Cure by Swamp-Root Reported by Lynn Official
Isa iah Pinkham, Lynn Almshouse superintendent and Civil War veteran, recalls decades of kidney and bladder pain relieved after taking Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root. He describes long suffering, paralysis of work, and relief after a few bottles, claiming a complete cure and urging public use. The account emphasizes his integrity and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Isaiah Pinkham
Lynn Almshouse
Free Baptist Church
Pinkham
Alleged Swindler Caught in Providence Loan Case
Charles P. Packer was arrested by Inspectors Gaddis Cronin and McGarr on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses from the Providence Loan Company at 144 Northampton street. Authorities accuse him of pawning goods for $600 on the name of Benjamin L. Be. Gowan and say he is sought in Cambridge for a $300 larceny from Paul W. Leiter. Victims include Charles Badger, Charles Bates, Central Stamping Co, Thompson manager, Sherwin Williams, Lalance & Grosjean, a hardware firm on Albany street, and others. goods were taken from firms and pawned with Moses at the Providence loan office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Packer
Providence Loan Company
Northampton Street
Gaddis, Cronin and McGarr
Benjamin L. BE. Gowan
Malden
Packer
Cambridge
Paul W. Leiter
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles Badger
Union Street
Charles Bates
Oliver Street
Central Stamping Company
P. Co. Thompson
Tremont Street
Sherwin Williams & Co
Purchase Street
Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing Company
Washington Street
Albany Street
Moses
Roxbury Horse Guards Hold Armory Dance Night
The Roxbury Horse Guards staged a dance at their armory 2185 Washington Street drawing about 300 attendees. Notables included Lieutenant map as DD Worcester, Chief Bugler William H. Hooper Fifth Infantry, Quartermaster Sergeant Walter A. Oakes, and Assistant Inspector General William P. Kenibles who was wounded seven times in Cuba during the late war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Horse Guards
Washington Street
Map As
Worcester
William H. Hooper
Fifth Infantry
Walter A. Oakes
William P. Kenibles
Cuba
Democratic Club Denounces Imperialism and Pushes Referendum
Thomas B. Cotter presided at a Winthrop building meeting where members adopted a declaration of principles. It denounces imperialism and calls for Congress to declare Philippine independence when feasible, supports direct Senator elections, merit civil service, free trade, and limits on state control with referendums for local franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Cotter
Democratic Club
Winthrop Building
Republican Party
Congress
Philippine Islands
United States
Sixth Mather School reunion and dance set for January 21
The sixth annual reunion and dance of the Mather School Association will be held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 21, in Winthrop Hall, Dorchester. Invited guests include Mr. Southworth head master of the school, the teachers and Mr. L P Howard master of the Charles Sumner School. Association officers are President George Duncan, vice presidents Herbert Jne and Annie Callahan, secretary Agnes G Curran, treasurer M Louise Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mather School Association
Winthrop Hall
Dorchester
Southworth
L. P. Howard
Charles Sumner School
Mather
George Duncan
Herbert Jne
Annie Callahan
Agnes G. Curran
M. Louise Dixon
Water Freight Line Planned Between Haverhill and Boston
Haverhill announces a new water freight line to Boston with four steamers to operate next summer via the Merrimac River and Massachusetts Bay. After three years of failed efforts, a conference with Newburyport citizens and local shoe manufacturers yielded satisfactory arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Boston
Trun
Merrimac
Massachusetts Bay
Newburyport
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Reform Club Hears
New England Street Railway Club
A. N. Benjamin
Salem
Paris
Anna N. Benjamin
Vicinity
Post
C. E. Littlefield
H. N. Wheeler
Pscott
S. HW. Shaw
Swamp Root
Lynn, Mass
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