Boston Woman Credits Doan's Kidney Pills With Cure
Mrs Thomas J Ellis of 590 East Third St Boston says months of dizziness weakness and back pains vanished after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She remained free from kidney trouble for three years and keeps a supply for emergencies. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Boston
Thomas J. Ellis
East Third St
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Taft Secures Golf Trophy in Augusta
President elect Taft played in the 18 hole medal play handicap tournament at the Augusta Country Club and captured the silver cup prize, capping his conquests in the South.
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Augusta
Taft
Augusta Country Club
Tariff League Opposes Permanent Tariff Commission
The American Protective Tariff League condemned the creation of a permanent tariff commission and praised Congress for a plan requiring full congressional consent for executive tariff negotiations. The annual meeting in New York elected new board members and re elected officers and governors.
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New York
Congress
Executive Department
American Protective Tariff League
John E. Reyburn
Philadelphia
William Whitman
John Hopewell
Massachusetts
Homer Laughlin Homer
California
R. G. Wagner
Wisconsin
Charles A. Moore
William F. Draper
Wilbur F. Wakeman
William Barbour
A. D. Juilliard
David L. Einstein
Lyman B. Goff
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Wide Health Cure in Boston Ad
An advertisement from the Riker Jaynes Drug Stores touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a catarrh and consumption remedy with a claimed 98 percent cure rate. It offers a money back guarantee if not effective after a reasonable trial and invites Boston residents to try the medicine at no risk.
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Boston
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Factory No Place for Child at National Conference
Chicago January 21 opening of the fifth annual national child labor conference hears social workers describe the plight of schooling interrupted children in city factories and cotton mills and argue for stronger legislative protection.
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Chicago
South
Reform Hurdles in Child Labor Threaten New York Movement
General Secretary Owen R. Lovejoy cites two barriers to reform: influx of foreign races with alien customs and disjointed state regulations. A. J. McKelway discusses The Child and the Law while leaders Isaac N. Seligman and Everett W. Lord attend the three day session. He notes child overwork extends beyond cities into Delaware Maryland Michigan Nebraska Colorado and tobacco and fruit regions in several states. He cites a New York fruit canning probe whose report was suppressed to protect cannery interests.
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Owen R. Lovejoy
New York
A. J. McKelway
Atlanta
Isaac N. Seligman
Everett W. Lord
Boston
New England
Lovejoy
Delaware
Maryland
Michigan
Nebraska
Colorado
Connecticut
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New York State
Chiiu
Curley Attacks Donovan as Board Splits over Chairman
In a heated session Alderman Curley blasted Donovan amid a six ballot struggle for chairman. The board's Democratic and Republican factions clashed as Curley pressed for Timilty while accusing Donovan of manipulating votes and House leaders of controlling aldermen.
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Curley
Donovan
Whelton
Timilty
Giblin
Alderman Anderson
O'Hare
Alderman Timilty
Attridge
Alderman O’hare
Brand
Anderson
Donnelly
Hibbard
Louis M. Clark
Alderman O'Hare
Alderman Curley
Ytimilty
Board of Aldermen
Democratic City Committee
James Donovan
Gate-tender George Jewett Saves Fitchburg Express at Somerville Crossing
At the Somerville crossing gate Jewett halted the 56 15 Fitchburg express by signaling with a red lantern as a heavy sled loaded with hides stalled on the tracks. The engine struck the sled and wreckage flew but Jewett's warnings allowed the train to stop with only minor injuries to horses and passengers unhurt. Conductor Horton reported no serious injuries among passengers despite the wreckage and crowding.
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George F. Jewett
Webster Avenue
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Jewett
Boston
Prospect Street
Thomas Sullivan
Commonwealth Wool Company
Concord Avenue
Cambridge
BE. E. Horton
House Rules Battle Shocks Walker Aides In Legislature
The House rebelled against Speaker Walker's rules plan led by William F. Garcelon of Newton who proclaimed the chamber the Castro. An amendment to allow pairing with written authorization was adopted after a heated debate, defeating the rules committee 140 to 76.
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House
Walker
William F. Garcelon
Newton
Castro
Committee On Rules
Garcelon
Rules
Arrests of Holliston yeggmen staged in police roundup
At headquarters Inspector Sherlock and officers identified the suspects as seasoned criminals. Kennedy hid a 88 caliber revolver while Murry carried a dark lantern. a note about “expense money” for Jim and Bill pointed to a planned escape tonight. Richard Drohan, aged 47, dubbed leader, faced multiple prior sentences and dramatic prison escapes. Local and national police alerted as authorities target the notorious Cove Street gang legacy in this arrest.
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Watts
Sherlock
Bertilon Department
Kennedy
Murry
Bill
Jim
Melrose
Carter
Damery
Somerville
Holliston
Geggs
Cove Street
Drohan
House of Correction
Evans
Crohan
New York
Jocko Kelley
John Booth
Express Theft Suspects Tied to Local Gang
Special Officer Jack O'Donnell and officers Kenney Walsh and Burke of Station 2 and Station 13 arrested two young men last night. Police believe the pair are part of a gang targeting express teams in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Donnell
The
Express League
Kenney
Walsh
Station 13
Burke
Cross defeats Young Otto in fifth round knockout
Leach Cross knocked out Young Otto in the fifth round at the Fairmount A. C. fight in New York. The bout ended abruptly after Otto defended well early but Cross, carried by improved form, pressed and finished with decisive power as the crowd looked on.
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New York
Leach Cross
Fairmount A. C
Otto
Cross
Young Otto
Packy McFarland
Boston Kid McDonald Fights Bergin To Likely Draw
Donnie Ryan failed to appear for the six round bout at the Pastime A. C. in Bangor Maine. Kid McDonald of Boston faced Tommy Bergin of Lewiston for six rounds and no decision was allowed, the result sounding like a probable draw.
Lawrences Boxing Card Shifts as Seiger Fails to Appear
At Lawrence Unity Club Kid Seiger of New York did not show up to fight Kid Mercier. The eight round main bout featured Young Clarke versus Joe Hennessey with Clarke winning on a foul in the fourth. Young Kelley stopped Young Hackenschmidt in a six round bout. Kid Goulet defeated Kid O’Brien in six. Steve Kennedy and Young Pendergast fought eight rounds to a draw.
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Lawrence
Kid Seiger
New York
Unity Club
Kid Mercier
Young Clarke
Joe Hennesey
Clarke
Young Kelley
Young Hackenschmidt
Kid Goulet
Kid O’brien
Steve Kennedy
Young Pendergast
The Eel Sets Ice Pace Mile Record at Ottawa Meet
The Eel paced a mile on ice in 2 11 today at the Ottawa exhibition meet, shaving three seconds from the world ice record of 2 14 1 2 set in Toronto two years ago. This performance occurred during an exhibition event.
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Ottawa
Ont
Toronto
Refugees Reach Naples Port After Earthquake Flight to Boston
Messina and Reggio refugees reach Naples then sail for Boston on January 9 with 27 in a group including the Finocchiaro and Scarcella families. One child dies at sea. U.S. immigration officials pledge leniency for poverty-stricken but able-bodied arrivals seeking start in America.
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Finocchiaro
Messina
Carmela
Natale Finocchiaro
Anna
Sarto
Olimpia
Angiolina
Alessi
Naples
Boston
Reggio
White Star Line
George B. Billings
United States
Earthquake fund tops by thousands with strong yesterday haul
Over $8000 added to the Sicilian earthquake fund yesterday bringing Lee Higginson & Co total to $145,130.01. Red Cross fund reaches $31,947.39 as several donors give amounts of $100 or more including Citizens of Worcester and Quincy, Industrial Trust Co. Pawtucket, and a Winchester benefit concert collection of $229.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee, Higginson & Co
Red Cross
Wellesley
Maavormhts
Fcc Ce
Industrial Trust Co
Pawtucket
Rene Seay
High School and College Hockey Trio Skates on New York and Boston Areas
Princeton faces Dartmouth at St Nicholas rink in New York. Medford High meets Wakefield High in Medford. Melrose High hosts Arlington High in Melrose league play. R M T S plays Milton Academy in Milton. Newton High battles Everett High at Brae Burn.
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Sterday
the Post
Kranklin Field
Scarboro Pond
Franklin Park
Charlestown
North Brighton
Fair Commonwealth Park
S. Boston
Good First Street
South Boston
Fair Strandway
Wood Island Park
Coseneesev
Cottage Street
Fair Columbus Avenue
Good Neponset Sia
Little Mystic
Winchester
Upper Mystic
West Medford
Lower Mystic
Brooks’ Pond
Tufts College
Spy Pond
Arlington
EW Pond
Melrose
Quannapowitt
Wakefield
Princeton
Dartmouth
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Medford High
Wakefield High
Medford
Melrose High
Arlington High
Milton Academy
Milton
Newton High
Everett High
Brae-Burn
Pirie Elected Head of Scots Society in Boston
The Scots Charitable Society of Boston held its annual meeting in Worimer Hall electing officers led by President Robert Pirie and new members. Addressing the gathering, former president Alexander McGregor praised Pirie and urged unity as the society grows with 474 members and 38 families listed in the annual report.
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The
Scots’ Charitable Society of Boston
Worimer Hall
Robert Pirie
Andrew B. Sutherland
David R. Craig
John N. Jordan
Stewart W. Millar
James Alexander
R. J. MacCormack
James Todd
D. D
G. Duthie Strachan
Walter Ballantyne
David Smith
Alexander McGregor
John McCormack
Hugh G. Brown
Scots’ Charitable Society
Mr. Pirie
McGregor
Harry Lauder
Stuart Monceur
Edward VII
John Hill
St. Louis
United States
Donald Dundonald
Glasgow
Lauder
America
Alexander McGregor, Jr
Association
Cambridge Latin and Somerville High Edge Each Other 1 0
Cambridge Latin defeated Somerville High 1 to 0 in a lively ice contest despite poor ice conditions. The report lists players and positions for Cambridge and Somerville with officials including Referee Davis and Timer Diekeman. The game lasted 15 minute halves.
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Cambridge Latin
Somerville
Somerville High
Cambridge
Were
Rowe Hireeh
Fe F
Hamilton Webb
Tines Oe
Onean Tavis
Essasiis
Wooktian Graustein
C. P
Piasta
Garland
Donahue
Davis
Diekeman
Milton High Wins 3-0 Over Dorchester High in Poor Ice
Milton High defeated Dorchester High 3 to 0 in a hockey match. Poor ice hindered play as Whittemore scored all three goals for Milton while Deighton and Sawyer contributed on defense. Referee Toole with umpires Vose and Cress supervised a 15 and 20 minute half.
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Milton
Dorchester High
Milton High
Salis Ta Fares
Mulhall Paggtos
Saivsateon
Diran Wiittemore
Sawyer
Pollock Wailer
Ital
C. P
Deighton
Somasorie
E. G
Romney
Dorchester
Whittemore
Toole
Vose
Cress
Palmer
Wellesley High Holds Pomfret to Narrow 2 1 Loss
Pomfret, Conn. January 21. Wellesley High’s hockey team gave Pomfret a scare with a 2 to 1 defeat. Adams and David of Wellesley starred with strong goaltending and blocking. Goals by Rankin and David for Pomfret and Scully for Wellesley. Referee Cook. Umpires Peabody Ogilvie. Timer Graviton. Time 15 minutes per period.
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Pomfret, Conn
Wellesley High
Pomfret
Adams
David
Stevens
Baldwins Win 18th Game With Victory Over Salem
The Baldwins of South Boston defeated the Salem team to extend their season run to 18 wins.
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Baldwins
South Boston
Salem
Corpse Found After Suicide At Franklin Farm
A placard on John Osmer's door warned “the corpse inside” and neighbors found the 55 year old farmer dead from a self inflicted rifle wound to the brain.
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Franklin, Penn
John Osmer
Osmer
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