Dr Williams Pink Pills Promoted as Blood Builder Headache Remedy
The nerves of the head require pure blood for health and headaches improve when blood is built up. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a blood builder and nerve tonic with no habit forming drugs. Free booklet offered. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box or six for $2 50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
R. VE
M.D
Denvir Dying at City Hospital in Charlestown Fire Chief Ties Parade to Cure
Robert F. Denvir of Charlestown and former Charlestown Veteran Firemen's Association president lies unconscious in City Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He collapsed in Fire Commissioner Cole's office while urging participation of new motor fire apparatus in Charlestown's June 17 parade, saying he would stay eager for the firemen until the bells tolled.
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Robert F. Denvir
Charlestown
Cole
Attachment Filed for 900000 Against General Electric
An attachment for 900000 was filed in the Essex County Superior Court today against the General Electric Company. The action is brought by A. A. Wilkins, an Amesbury electric lamp maker, with G. and MacFarland of Boston as his attorneys. The suit is described as tort but details were not disclosed.
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Salem
Essex County
General Electric Company
A. A. Wilkins
Amesbury
G. & MacFarland
Boston
Wilkins
Gas metre thieves operate in Malden
After a week’s lapse the gas metre thieves resumed raids at Malden apartments. Yesterday metres in a Richardson street block were broken open and the contents stolen, value about 20 dollars.
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Malden
Richardson Street
Boston Chamber of Commerce South American party sails to Santiago
A Boston cablegram reports the Boston Chamber of Commerce South American party will leave Valparaiso for Santiago today after arriving Wednesday. They were greeted by the U S consul General Winslow and local officials and hosted at a governor Zanartu residence reception. Colonel H L Kincaide and Thomas F Anderson spoke at a banquet. The delegation also visited Coquimbo and Serena for college and school inspections, with a province governor hosting a reception.
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Boston
Valparaiso
Chili
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Santiago
United States
General Winslow
New
Thomas F. Anderson
New England Shoe & Leather Association
Chamber of Commerce
Coquimbo
Serena
Boilermakers Strike Over Foreman Flag Incident
About 150 workers at the Fletcher iron foundry in Hoboken New Jersey walked off the job to protest a Canadian foreman who waved an English flag and claimed it was the only flag fit to live under. The union committee demanded the foreman's firing, which the employer refused.
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Hoboken, N. J
Fletcher Iron Foundry
Andrew Fletcher
Light Veto Action Postponed to Allow Bond and Bill Processing
The anti-Foss coalition delayed action on the Governor's veto of a light and power bond issue bill to permit bonds twice the stock value. Railroad control, western trolley merger, and street railway stock bills may be taken up together. Final readings given on the railroad bill. governors next week to decide, with a likely prorogation a week from Saturday. Two House vetoes sustained and one Senate veto sustained on teachers tenure, Arlington payment, and state firemen pay.
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Light and Power Companies
Western Trolley
House
Senate
Arlington
Legislature Day Features Show Departures and Debates
Anti-Foss combination post pones action on light and power veto. Foss upheld on three vetoes. Nine in 11 bill advanced in Senate 29 to 9. Child labor bill ordered to third reading in Senate. Telephone investigation killed in Senate. Cashing rules against tax amendment. Senate final reading on railroad bill to set nine hours for carmen. House gallery crowded. Blanchard moves substitute. Vote 9 to 9. bill to third reading. Child labor bill to third reading. Rosg seeks eight hour limit exception for under 16 in mills. Speaker rules tax amendment improperly before House. Hays telephone probe killed. AG Swift seeks ice price study funding. Hull grade crossings proposal urges trains at four mph and flagman at Kenberma. Panama-Pacific appropriation cut to 200000. river and harbor talks. Ought not to pass Penikese leper boat. single headed fish and game commission favored.
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Foss
Senate
Blanchard
Somerville
Street Railway Committee
Rosg
New Bedford
Cushing
House
Hays
Swift
Senate Ways and Means
State House
McNary
Harbor and Land Commission
Penikese
Fish and Game Commission
Duke May Seek Marriage End
Paris June 5 The Duchess of Orleans pursuit of separation against Prince Louis Philippe remains unsettled. If she refuses a settlement the Duke will seek a papal dissolution of their childless marriage.
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Paris
Duchess of Orleans
Brussels
Louis Philippe
France
Confirm Bingham as New Hampshire Judge
The Senate confirmed George H. Bingham of New Hampshire as a judge of the first circuit. Opposition to the confirmation existed but was withdrawn.
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Bingham
New Hampshire
Washington
Senate Today
George H. Bingham
First Circuit
Bryan's Cousin Dies Suddenl y in New York
Mrs. Emil E. Nielson, cousin to William Jennings Bryan, died after a sudden apoplexy while picking flowers to send to the Secretary of State. She had frequently sent him flowers since he took office.
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MT. Vernon
N. Y
Emil E. Nielson
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Samuel Gompers to Undergo Second Mastoid Operation
Washington June 5 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor will undergo tomorrow a second operation for a mastoid abscess. Physicians said today Gompers is in good condition to undergo it.
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Wshington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Socialist candidate Coldwell jailed for three months
Worcester June 56 Joseph M Coldwell a 1911 Socialist State Treasurer candidate who led the Draper Company strike at Hopedale was found guilty of uttering menacing speeches and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Judge Ratigan. He appealed after a Milford District Court verdict and the Superior Court upheld it.
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Worcester
Joseph M. Coldwell
Draper Company
Hopedale
House of Correction
Ratigan
Coldwell
Milford
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