Alcohol in Medicine Debate At Massachusetts Medical Society
The Massachusetts Medical Society held its annual session in Mechanics Building with nearly 2000 physicians. speakers praised and critiqued alcohol as medicine noting moderate use as emergency food but not a true food source, while other experts argued alcohol provides limited psychic benefits and is mostly a health hazard. A banquet followed as over 1900 medics attended. Separately, Mayor Collins defended city practice of accepting goods from non-union drivers, citing legal duty to receive items delivered by the contracted carriers.
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Massachusetts Medical Society
Mechanics’ Building
F. G. Benedict
Wesleyan University
A. R. Cushing
University of Michigan
S. J. Meltzer
Graham Tusk
University
Bellevue Hospital Medical Cola
John Warren
T. J. Cotton
Boston
Willard S. Everett
Hyde Park
Collins
Oscar F. C
James J. Lane
Allied Teight Transportation Council
Brine Company
Myers Warns Against Pranks in the House Debates
Speaker Myers denounces book and paper missile play during subway debates. Affected members denied names as missiles fly across the chamber. Officers instructed to monitor rowdy behavior while sessions lengthen and petitions for street railway extensions proceed under suspension of rules.
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Myers
Hayes
Lowell
Tucker
Doorkeeper
Pedrick
Free Miss Chicago Whiskey Offer Promises Free Bottle
An old style newspaper ad claims a free one quart bottle of Miss Chicago 15 Year Old whiskey with charges prepaid. It urges readers nationwide to send name and address to Malcolm Distilleries Co in Chicago, promising a free bottle of Miss Chicago Rye or Bourbon and no questions asked.
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U. S
Malcolm Distilleries
Malcolm Distilleries Co
Robex
Madison Std
Chicago
NOT LOCKJAW DENIED BY HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT DR MANN
Dr Mann superintendent of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital on East Concord street denies that Mrs Jennie Crafts of Lynn suffers tetanus or lockjaw. He says she has a nervous disorder resembling hysteria and was vaccinated on arrival. He notes ten days of stiffness but asserts no tetanus and that survival would be unlikely if it were lockjaw.
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Mann
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
East Concord Street
Jennie
Lynn
Durgin
Board of
Trealth
Post
Report on conference bill splits House vote
Debate over the conference report sparks friction as Newton and Somerville members clash over acceptance. Luce and others warn the move could delay the subway bill, while Newton and Dean urge timely action. The report passes 49 to 0 with only 102 members present, and the vote is recorded as going over.
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Dana
Newton
Committee On Conference
Luce
Somerville
Everett
Dean
Messrs. Gilpatric
Boston
Hayes
Lowell
Debate Over Payment Method Bill Ends with Amendments
The Senate debate on mandating payment to employees in United States money led to reconsideration and a 30 day take effect, with amendments exempting street railways. Key figures included Senators Jones Howland Skinner Fletcher and Sullivan of Middlesex, and others from Essex and Hampden, amid a clash over contracts and railroad influence. An amended engrossment awaited third reading as votes split 16 to 15 and later 16 to 14 with four pairs.
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Senate
Jones
Middlesex
Howland
Suffolk
Skinner
J. A. Sullivan
Fletcher
Frost
Essex
Owland
Apsey
Thomas F. Porter
Carator Skinner
Marsh
Hampden
Washburn & Moon Company
Yeas
Money
Blodgett
T. A
Fitzgerald
Foster
How
Manning
Eran
Nye
Ver
Sparks
Sprague
Sullivan
J. A
Chandler
Dan Ay E' Rerry
Ancher
Dean
Fales
Morse
F. Forter
Forter
Pratt
Ood
Pat Nators
Wiliams
Fitsa
Morrison
Liss
Munroe
Lord
Harvell
T—Nays
Roxbury Ladies Whist Club Ends Season at Ox Hotel
The Hwndeaveorers Whist Club of Roxbury held its closing party at the Ox Hotel for the third annual time under chairwoman Mrs A Wells. After prizes were awarded, attendees were treated to tea and the club announced a special fund supporting the Country Week Fund to provide outings for poor children in hot weather.
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Hwndeaveorers
Roxbury
Ox Hotel
Rs. A.wells
Ereas
New England Resorts Showcases Coastal Pleasures and Volumes
The article highlights New England coast resorts from Marblehead to Old Orchard, praising beaches, cliffs, and healthful air. It promotes Boston & Maine railroad guides All Along Shore Seashore of New England and five other volumes with maps and bird eye views, available by mail for small fees.
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New England
Boston
Massachusetts
New Longernang
Maine
Marblehead
Swampscott
Clifton
Devereux
Salisbury Beach
Hampton Beach
New Hampshire
York Beach
York Harbor
Kittery Point
Wells Beach
Point
Kennebunk
Old Orchard
King of New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dpartment
Boson
Mt. Washington
Boston Merchants Association June Meeting Admits Firms
The June meeting of directors in Boston admitted several firms including George F. Wiett & Co. and Deering Milliken Co. The board reaffirmed support for the Ray amendment to the bankruptcy law. Wilson reported Boston & Maine freight houses efforts failed to gain later closing. Harbor council spoke on rivers and harbors bill awaiting the President's signature. Discussion covered aiding the Press Club for the International League of Press Clubs convention.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s
Mereongress Street Abroads Reet
George F. Wiett & Co
Federal Street
Roxbury Company
Summer Street
Deering, Milliken, Co
Goothue Studley
Atlantic Avenue
Langley, Burr & 1
Li Chauncy Street
Ray
Wtlson
Boston & Maine
J. Carter
Harbor Improvement Committee
International League of Press Clubs
Gee
White Dental Parlors Trade Name Infringement Action
White Dental Parlors of Boston founded 1899 has complained that dentists in Worcester Lowell Brockton Marlboro and Taunton use the name. Superior Court issued injunctions against unlawful use of White Dental Parlors and the company plans to prosecute all parties infringing the trade name.
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Boston
White Dental Gt
Superior Court
White Dental
Worcester
Lowell
Brockton
Marlboro
Taunton
White Dental Company
Corpora- Hongi
BaniSra
Meeting of Medical Society at Carmeral Hospital
Boston society members conferred at the Carmeral Hospital Want Springs to skip monthly summer meetings and resume after the season. A brief discussion followed, then supper, hospital annex tours, and a musical program.
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Boston
Car Meral Hospital
Want Springs
Joy Line Offers Low Student Rates to New York and South
For students returning home to New York or points south and west the Joy line cites very low fares with stop over in New York City. Destinations to western points can be reached by daylight up the Hudson without extra charge. Applications for tickets available from Youre F Tilton city passenger office parcel street Boston Telephone 2023 n.
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New York
New York City
Hudson River
Youre F. Tilton
Yacini
City Departments to Submit June 18 Loan Order Plans
Mayor Collins directs department heads to send required requests with explanations by a firm deadline. The finance committee will meet June 18 to prepare the annual general loan order. In the mountains, a morning outing enjoys Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Ayor Collins
Sombsitins
Cook
Peruna Heralded As Cure For Dyspepsia And Catarrh
Miss Amanda Moore of Marshall Texas writes of years of suffering from acute dyspepsia and catarrh. After three bottles of Peruna she reports being well, gaining twelve pounds, and eating heartily. A Milton Iowa couple also credit Peruna for saving Mrs Gaston from cancer and restoring her strength and health after failed doctoring.
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Amanda Moore
Marshall
Tes
Peruna
EB. BE. Gaston
Milton
Iowa
Hartman Saya
Promptiny
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Harvard Preachers Named to University Faculty
Harvard University overseers met in a special session on State street and voted to reappoint as preachers to the University Brown, D. D., George foot Moore, A. M., D. D., Washington Gladden, D. C. Loyd W. Tomkins, D. D., and William W. Fenn, B. T. B. Also named were Frank Russell, Ph. D., anthropology, Iver Lester Witter, A. B., elocution, Suber Lowell Coolidge, A. B., mathematics, and Charles Gross to the library council.
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Harvard University
State Street
Eliot
Univerarey
Brown
D. D
George Foot Moore
A. M
Washington Gladden
D. cLoyd W. Tomkins
William W. Fenn
Frank Russell
Iver Lester Witter
A. B
Suber Lowell Coolidge
Charles Gross
Memf
Library Council
F. Bdussig
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Elgin Creamery Butter
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Professor Benedict
Mayor
Cox
Lane
ST. Jacobs
Haver & Southern New Hampshire Street Railway Company
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Buswell
Methuen
Adams
Melrowe
Lawrence & Methuen Reet Railway Company
Roads
Conference Committee
Miss Chicago
DR. Mann
Virot
New State Sanitarium
W. T. A. Geerald
Als
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Mise Board of Charity
J. Rter
Endeavorers’ Whist Club
NEW England Resorts
North Shore
Boston & Maipe
Merchants’ Association
OF Medical
Meau
Whitaker
South Medford
Medford
Union Congregational Church of
Isaac Pierson
King'saughters
Acon N. P. Richardson
William H. Hodgeman
Harry N. Jones
Pierson
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Washington
Henry F Hotlis
Concord
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Democratics
Patrick
A. Collins
Hollis
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Edwin M. Shepara
Senator Bailey
Texas
Jack
Tennessee
Tom Kl. Jon
Richard Olney
Harvard
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Cincinnati
ROE
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Thompson Sq
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