Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief in Boston Daily Post Ad
The advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney trouble and Bright s disease. It claims back pain signals kidney issues and offers a free sample bottle and informational book by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Nature
Bright
B. H. Chalker
Ozark
Ala
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer
United Irish League of America sends $10000 to Redmond for Irish home rule
Ten thousand dollars was cabled to John Redmond in Dublin by national officers of the United Irish League of America to fund nationalist contests in the upcoming general election. Contributions included 50 from St James branch, 25 from Charlestown John Boyle O’Reilly Club, and 25 from Bishop Nealin of Natchez, among others.
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John Redmond
M. P
Dublin
United Irish League of America
St. James
United Irish League
M. J. Donovan
John Boyle O'Reilly
Charlestown
Mass
John O'Callaghan
U. I. L. of America
Boston
John Boyle O'Reilly Club
United Irish Societies of America
United Irish Societies
England
House of Commons
Denis A. Scannell
Bishop Nealin
Natchez
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Julia Carey
Chestnut Hill
Missing Miss Bald: Philadelphia Artists Aid Search
The year old disappearance of Harriet L. P. Bald may be solved by Philadelphia artist friends who recall a model’s arrival and speculate on an undisclosed elopement. They believe she may be in a large city and urge Baltimore authorities to pursue leads.
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Philadelphia
Harriet L. P. Bald
Baltimore
Cambridge Water Pipeline Progress Toward Newton Street
Waltham reports expect the Cambridge pipe line to reach Newton street this year. Mayor Thurston and the Cambridge Water Board plan to seek $300,000 from Aldermen to start contract work when funds are available. A subsequent route will extend to the basin at Stony Brook.
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Waltham
Cambridge
Newton Street
Thurston
Cambridge Water Board
Stony Brook
City Health Board Lectured Over Milk Quality Suspected Collusion
Mayor Fitzgerald summoned the Board of Health Dr Durgin Dr Shea and Dennis Hern to the executive office amid rumors of collusion between milk dealers and collectors The milk inspector Dr James Jordan alleged political pull shielded dealers and found five of six tested sales below standard The board admitted evidence of collusion and suspended one collector though the man’s name was not released.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Health
Durgin
Shea
Dennis J. Hern
James O. Jordan
Jordan
Russia's Gift to Mayflower at Portsmouth Peace Talks
Baron Rosen presented the Mayflower with a Russian silver punch bowl on behalf of Count Witte and delegates. The bowl features a knight-at-arms and is lavishly decorated with stones, commemorating hospitality aboard the ship during the peace conference.
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Washington
Baron Rosen
United States
Count Witte
Portsmouth
Iroquois Manager to Face Jury in 1908 Fire Case
Will J. Davis, then manager of the Iroquois Theatre, must stand trial for involuntary manslaughter over negligence in the December 30 1908 fire. Indeterminate prison term ranges from one year to life. Judge Marcus Kavanaugh to announce decision within the week, likely upholding four of six indictments.
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Chicago
Will J. Davis
Iroquois
Marcus Kavanaugh
Farragut Chaplain Wallace Dies in Alameda Cal
John Singer Wallace, longtime navy chaplain appointed by Lincoln and Farragut’s chaplain on the famed cruise, dies in Alameda California. He served at Annapolis, the Philadelphia yard, Charles Town yard in 1893, and toured Egypt before retirement.
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Alameda
Cal
John Singer Wallace
Lincoln
Farragut
Europe
Charlestown Navy Yard
Wallace
Annapolis Naval Academy
Egypt
Philadelphia
California
Newport
Bay State Belle Finds Relief By Postum Coffee
A Massachusetts woman tells how stopping coffee and switching to Postum Food Coffee cured years of indigestion and severe headaches. She reports rapid improvement within a month, headache disappearance, and a 15 pound weight gain after using Postum, praising its taste iced with cream served at dinner.
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Bay State
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Phys
Rose Pastor Pleads From Pulpit For Factory Women
Rose Pastor Stokes, former cigar worker and settlement worker in New York slums, spoke at the Church of the Epiphany about the hardships of 300000 factory women. She described strict workshop rules, isolation, and a sense of injustice from employers, drawing on 12 years in factories.
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New York
Beautiful Rose
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Church of the Epiphany
Installation at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. James Alexander will be installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Columbus Avenue and Berkeley Street Thursday evening. Clergy participating include Rev. James J. Dunlop presiding and several others from New York City and local churches. The ceremony features Rev. C. H. Crane delivering the welcome. Alexander, born in Forar Scotland in 1854, studied at Bangor University and did post graduate work at Andover Theological School and Boston University.
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James Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
James J. Dunlop
S. C. Gunn
James Todd
Pleasant Hunter
New York City
J. L. Withrow
D. D
H. C. Hovey
H. S. Manchester
A. K. MacLennan
A. H. Plumb
Charles H. Crane
C. H. Crane
Forar
Scotland
Bangor University
Andover Theological School
Boston University
Rockefeller Jr Teaches Truth On Witness Stand Duty
John D. Rockefeller Jr addressed his Sunday School class about honesty on the witness stand in the Standard Oil case. He said swearing true is a duty to both court and God and noted evading the truth may be right if not a lie, stressing civil answers can mislead but are not to blame.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Spirit of Dr Hodgson May Speak On January Twenty Fifth
Dr Isaac Funk, long identified with psychical research, said he expects to communicate with the spirit of Dr Richard Hodgson of Boston on January 25. He based his hope on a statement by Professor James Hyslop of Columbia University. He denied reports that he and Mrs Mary Pepper had communicated with Hodgson.
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New York
Isaac Is Funk
Richard Hodgson
Boston
Funk
Hodgson
J. H. Hyslop
Columbia University
Mary Pepper
Francis Sweeney Reopens Broadway Saloon With Modern Refrigeration
Francis Sweeney, after four months of extensive alterations at 247 Broadway, announces reopening on Wednesday Jan 24 with a full line of imported and domestic wines and liquors at moderate prices. He invites the public to inspect the renovated premises and mentions a wholesale department to be announced later.
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Francis Sweeney
Broadway
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