Kidney Health Alert Promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Remedy
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It cites testimonials from a patient in Melrose Massachusetts and claims dramatic improvements and a cure. Hospitals and doctors reportedly endorse the product and offer free samples via mail order from Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Gastronomic feat by Miles Byrne in Hanover Street shop
Miles Byrne, a Hanover Street jewelry store clerk, allegedly downed twenty doughnuts of sinker calibre a monster ham sandwich and a quart of coffee in a single session amid a bet with an office boy. He earlier boasted of a $2.50 porterhouse dinner and challenged others to outeat him. The office boy supplied the doughnuts sandwich and coffee, Byrne consumed all, paid the cigars, and the clerks left him in peace for the day.
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Miles Byrne
Hanover Street
Byrne
Talschum
Brrie
Tremont Row
Legislature Upholds Mayor Collins Veto On Pensions
The Legislature's committee on cities sustains Mayor Collins's veto of private pension bills including Mary Flynn widow of Patrolman William J. Flynn. 16 bills were rejected as improper gifts with no service rendered. A brick of related measures includes care for Foxboro Home commitments and a debate over law school accreditation.
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Collins
Mary &. Flynn
William J. Flynn
Collis
Lkely
Post
John F. O'Connell
Mary Buckley
Ellen McLaughlin
Edward Hasey
Mary Howe
R. J. Donahue
Ellen Ginty
Elizabeth A. Brady
Hannah Collins
Ellen E. Welch
Nellie Sullivan
C. J. Roath
Harriet Callahan
Mary McGawley
J. EB. Purdy & Co
Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Legislative Committee On Cities
Lowell & Fitchburg
Hartford & Worcester Street Railway Company
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Old Colony Street Railway Company
O Gara backs Bryan and Hearst for president
John O Gara of Spencer a Democratic National Convention veteran returned from Washington and told Worcester county representatives he supports Bryan and Hearst. He said Bryan is his choice and that Williams is guiding New England campaigning, with a new platform likely replacing the Kansas City one. He plans district campaign work in Massachusetts to win a delegate spot if allowed by the State committee.
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Allen
Brockton
Law School
Boston Y. M. Cc. A
Harvard
Boston University
Stone
Lexington
Boston
John Quinn, Jr
Leonard
John M. Dever
Malden
Committee On Cities
John O'Gara
Spencer
Washington
State House
Worcester County
Bryan
Olney
State Committee
Hearst
Mr. O'Gara
New England
George Fred Williams
Kansas City
O’gara
Democratic State Committee
Bryan-Williams
Massachusetts
Best Time for Purifying Blood Advised
The article states that now is the best time to purify your blood as your system is naturally working to cleanse it, evidenced by pimples and eruptions appearing on the face and body. It emphasizes acting during this period for best results.
Record Day at Fish Pier Sets Historic Arrival Mark
Yesterday the fish pier saw its busiest day in memory as 43 vessels arrived after Saturday, landing 1,075,100 pounds of fresh fish including 886,600 haddock and 154,100 cod. Prices remained firm with haddock at about 28 to 34 cents, cod around 5 to 6 cents, and pollock and hake near 6 cents. One skipper earned 23 dollars for 600 pounds of haddock, barely covering voyage costs.
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A. C. Newhall
Irene and
May
Rob Roy
Alice M. Guthrie
Mooanam
Quonnapowiltt
Regina
Mildred Robinson
Robert
Arthur
Harmony
Fannie Belle Atwood
Ellen F. Gleason
Winnifred
Harvester
Oregon
Nellia G. Adams
Pinta
Indiana
Alcina
Electric Flash
Henrietta G. Martin
Rose Cabral
Philip Manta
Emilie Enos
Speculator
Olivia Domingos
Annie Perry
Haddock
George H. Lubee
Short Strike at Fore River
Quincy February 2. Painters at Fore River Ship and Engine Company learned their pay envelopes showed wage cuts. After a unanimous vote to not return without a $250 per day wage guarantee, the men refused to work at noon. A settlement later guaranteed regular salaries, and they returned to duty.
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Quincy
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Governor Council to confirm Shaw and Neal tomorrow
The Governor's Council will meet to confirm the appointments of Deputy Joseph E. Shaw and Detective George C. Neal as chief and deputy chief of the State police. They will assume duties Thursday with Shaw making no immediate changes and Neal taking charge of the fire marshal's department in addition to his other duties.
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Hooker
Hooker Memorial Committee
Committee On
State House
Governor's Council
Joseph E. Shaw
George C. Neal
State Police
Shaw
Neal
Munyon's Paw-Paw Cures DYSPEPSIA Testimony
Widely cited endorsements from Dr Thomas Carter Hon Kitt Gould Col D C Pavey and others claim Munyon's Paw-Paw relieves dyspepsia catarrh gastritis and nervous conditions. Recipients describe rapid improvement after the first dose and urge readers to buy Paw-Paw Tonic and Paw-Paw Luxative Pills from local druggists.
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Thos. C. Carter
Washington
Mark Hanna
Kitt Gould
State Board of Pharmacists of
Illinois
Munyon
Meeks
John Hancock
Winfield Scott Hancock
Washington, D. C
Paw-Paw
Printers Strike Draws Wider Legal Battle in Boston
The Boston printers dispute widens as counsel for employers seeks to extend restraints to pressmen and allied unions. Justice Loring weighs a broader injunction while hearings hinge on whether nonunion workers can be used and who qualifies for restraining orders. Witnesses from the International Pressmen's Union and Franklin Associates testify on union discipline and past work during the strike.
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Causten Browne
George Fred Williams
Justice Loring
Williams
McClennan
Supreme Judicial Court Room
Mr. Brandeis
Griffith-Stillings Company
Boston Typographical Union
Pressmen’s Union
Franklin
Higgins
International Pressmen's Union
Michael H. O'Connor
Franklin Associates
Rockwell & Churchill
Warren Ingle
Mr. McClennan
Doctor's Coffee tale of Postum relief in West Virginia
A Grafton physician swears Postum cured vertigo heart palpitations and nervous derangements after ditching coffee. He notes his daughter also found relief from indigestion. He reports many others share favorable Postum outcomes and urges its wider use. The Postum Co. endorses the testimonial and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Grafton
W. Va
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Miller Pianos in New Home at 885 Boylston Street
Henry F. Miller & Sons opened new large piano warerooms in a three story stone building at 885 Boylston Street. The facility houses offices, tuning rooms, a concert room, storeroom and shipping area with an electric elevator. Visitors are invited to tour Boston’s latest in piano retail and display space.
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Henry F. Miller & Sons
Boylston Street
Boston
Henry F. Miller
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