Honest Advice to Consumptives Promotes Eckmans Alterative
A testimonial letter from Philadelphia cites a two year hemorrhaging lung illness and a severe 1902 pneumonia attack. After using Eckmans Alterative the patient recovered and remains in good health, endorsing the product for bronchitis asthma and throat problems. The ad lists Riker Jaynes Houghton and Dutton drugstores as sellers and invites readers to request cured cases booklets from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Susquehanna
Phila
Howard L. Klotz
Riker- Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
France and Italy Seek Common Formula in Manouba Affair
Rome reports France and Italy have agreed in principle on settling the Manouba incident. Negotiations between Marquis di San Giuliano and M Barrere aim to craft a formula that satisfies France while protecting Italy’s dignity and avoiding a trace of the affair.
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Rome
France
Italy
Red Crescent Society
Tunis
Marquis di San Giuliano
M. Barrere
Italy Faces Delicate Questions Over Turkish Prisoners
France seeks restoration to the status quo ante before the dispute is sent to The Hague. Italy must decide whether to release Turks, hand them to France, or demand guarantees for any belligerents among the prisoners, amid hopes for a full agreement by weekend.
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France
Hague
Italy
Duke Arrives in Washington for Formal and Social Welcome
The Duke, tired yet delighted, meets President Taft and officials at the White House reception. Ambassador Bryce presents him to Taft and Mrs Taft, with cabinet members and their wives also introduced. The visit includes informal calls, tea in the Red Room, and later dinners at Bryce’s embassy and the National Press Club.
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A. W. Butt
Taft
Union Station
White House
State Department
Ambassador Bryce
Helen Taft
Mr. Taft
Knox
Major Butt
Hitchcock
Duke
Embassy
National Press Club
Back Bay Lodging Combine Faces Protests Over Rent Scheme
Boston landlords proprietors and roomers protest a real estate combine taking control of lodging blocks in Back Bay with a plan to raise rents from ten to twenty five dollars above current rates, threatening rooming house stability.
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Boston
Back Bay
Rooming House Trust
Landlords face surging rents via lease combine
Lodging-house proprietors say a two-man combine uses five year leases without tenants’ knowledge then sublets with a small increase. Tenants sign new leases to avoid moving, despite heavy hikes. The scheme, popular in St Botolph Street and Huntington Avenue areas, relieves the first lessee from inside repairs and profits greatly.
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Combine
St. Botolph Street
Huntington Avenue
Fire Tragedy As Morse Boy Ignites in House Blaze
A five year old Morse boy with disabilities started a fire by scratching matches. He and a sleeping girl were trapped as flames and smoke filled the home. Walter Hunnewell rescued the boy and, with Fireman Scarcy, saved the infant girl. About 500 people watched.
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Morse
Sle
Walter Hunnewell
Hunnewell
Scarcy
Bailey Confirmed Somerville City Engineer
Ernest W. Bailey was confirmed by the Somerville Board of Aldermen last evening as city engineer for the city.
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Ernest W. Bailey
Somerville
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Beaus Must Run Chances in Suffolk Divorce Court
Judge White noted that beaus and belles take chances with defects such as skin ailments and cosmetic flaws when entering marriage. He ruled on the annulment case of Harry Zukow versus Bessie Zukow, whom he said concealed her ailment before the Aug. 6, 1911 marriage in the West End.
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White
Suffolk
Harry Zukow
Bessie Zukow
Shenker
Zukow
West End
East Boston Patrolman James McKenzie Retires on $600 Pension
Patrolman James McKenzie of the East Boston police station is retired at roll call on a pension of $600 after 20 years and six months of service and a recent illness.
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James McKenzie
East Boston
McKenzie
Unions Probe Election Fraud Stolen Votes Claim
In Indianapolis the United Mine Workers executive board to investigate fraud in the 1910 national officers election after a report claimed votes of 40 Illinois locals were stolen. Thomas J. Lewis, defeated by John P. White, urged further inquiry and led the national offices here when ballots were allegedly taken.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Committee On Officers
Miners’ Convention
Ilinois
Thomas J. Lewis
Ohio
John P.’ White
Woman Held for Burglary in Pittsburg Case Surrendered
Mrs Nellie Prince, reportedly under indictment in Pittsburg for burglaries at the homes of Mrs William Thaw and R J Kaufmann surrendered to Chicago police late today.
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Chicago
Nellie Prince
Pittsburg
William Thaw
R. J. Kaufmann
Woman Drops Dead in Street in Watertown
Mrs. Harriet N. Arnold a longtime Watertown figure collapsed in Beacon Square as she walked to a Women's Relief Corps meeting at G A R Hall. Bystanders carried her to a nearby store and a doctor declared heart failure the cause. She lived at 2312 Riverside Street and was about 60 years old, wife of J Harry Arnold.
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Harriet N. Arnold
Watertown
Beacon Square
Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Arnold
J. Harry Arnold
Riverside Street
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Washington and Essex Sts
Free
Henry Siegel Co
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Back Bay Lodging Combine
Bailey
Uyul
Hilton CO
Whee Sr
Tie Bester
Recod Se
Pemple Place
C. O.D
Carr’s XXX Melton
Act Quick
Wanskuk’” Mills
Prince Albert
Washington ST
Temple Place
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
United Mine Workers
Fred
Hewson
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