Kidney-Wort Promises Relief for Chronic Kidney Pain
A letter to readers recounts severe kidney and bladder inflammation with night pain and frequent urination. After limited improvement from a doctor, the writer reports rapid relief from Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets, noting improved sleep, appetite, and energy and praising the remedy. The letter also cites another testimonial from Thomas Green of Mayville, New York claiming a bottle cured his high colored urine and brick dust.
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Dr. Pettingill
Nade Clark
East Parsonfield
Thomas Green
Mayville
N. Y
Brick Dust Warning Kidney Disease Scam Ad
An old style admonition urges readers to trust a druggist for Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets claiming brick dust in urine signals fatal kidney disease. It promises free consultation if the first bottle fails, urging immediate purchase.
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Dr. Pettingill
Rumor of Settlement in Gas Litigation at SJC
Court hearing before Judge Barker on a possible deal in the Boston gas case drew crowding speculation. Witness Winsor described efforts by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Edison to control gas companies, with details of alleged arrangements to stay out of each other’s way. Lawson and Pepper were prominent figures amid questions about receivership and market players. The session ended with adjournment to Friday as Winter resumes testimony.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Barker
Boyd B. Jones
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Sherman L. Whipple
George T Pepper
Winsor
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Mr. Winsor
Edison Company
Boston
Whipple
Bord B. Jones
J. Edward Addicks
United States Gas Company
Iit
Winter
Beals Island Frenzy Threatens Human Sacrifice
Bangor Me March 10 The wave of religious frenzy sparked by Sandford and followers grows as clerics unite against him. Beals Island and Jonesport near town fear atonement sacrifices with two women jailed and another sent to an asylum for threats to kill her children. Police and sheriffs guard the area to curb lawlessness.
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Bangor. Me
Sandford
Beals Island
Jonesport
Whistler Tea Hosts Notable Local Ladies at Copley Hall
A large, representative gathering attended the third Whistler tea at Copley Hall yesterday. Mrs. Winston Churchill wore pale gray crepe de chine with white silk applique. Mrs. Guy Lowell wore black taffeta silk and lace in mourning. Attendants included Miss Sally Thayer, Miss Susan Thayer, Miss Cornelia Andrew, Miss Alice West, Miss Mary Perkins, and Miss Lulu Glaser in pale blue with ermine accessories.
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Copley Hall
Winston Churchill
Guy Lowell
Churchill
Susan Thayer
Cornelia Andrew
Alice West
Mary Perkins
Lulu Glaser
Camp Fire Draws 300 Veterans From 20 Posts
Newton reports Post 2 of the G. A. R. held a camp fire at Temple Hall this evening attended by about 300 veterans representing 20 posts.
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Newton
Temple Hall
Baldwin Idea of Employer Promotes Social Trusteeship
Boston University economist F Spencer Baldwin argues the ideal employer should act as a social trustee. He notes 19th century bosses paid wages with little obligation beyond pay. The modern, democratic model requires goodwill, patience, and a broad interest in workers, who become equal citizens rather than hirelings.
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F. Spencer Baldwin
Boston University
Social Hall
Tremont Temple
Counsel Doubts the Witnesses in Typothete Case
In the Typothete vs Typographical Union 13 hearing, counsel accused some witnesses of false testimony. Frederick J Watts, a non union pressman, said he left Usher’s employ after a union member influenced him, but did not receive relief. John French, a non union feeder, quit after one day at Usher following an instruction to prove a point. Several witnesses testified they left work as individuals, denying union officer instruction, some claiming relief. Other witnesses named include James Hayes, Willard Brown, Joseph McElroy, James Colbert, Chester Johnson, Frank Jones, Daniel Hayman, and William Campbell. The hearing continues.
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Frederick J. Watts
Samuel Usher
Pressmen’s Union
John French
Usher
James
W. Hayes
Willard A. Brown
Joseph McElroy
James A. Colbert
Chester A. Johnson
Frank E. Jones
Daniel G
Roosevelt Backing Cushing Faces District Resistance
Doubts arise among Republicans about ward representatives in the eleventh district able to elect W. W. Davis and ex-Representative Henry N. Thompson as delegates. Grafton D. Cushing of Ward 11 challenges the slate with rumored Roosevelt backing. District machine resists invasion, pressing for a state-wide approach while Cushing campaigns locally.
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W. W. Davis
Ward
Henry N. Thompson
Davis
Thompson
Grafton D. Cushing
Mr. Cushing
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Alice Roosevelt
Cushing
Roosevelt
Mr.Cushing
Settlement of Book and Job Typo Strike Ends
Yesterday the employers and striking book and job compositors reached a two year settlement with piece work at 38 cents per 1000 ems and time work at 17 dollars weekly rising to 18 after March 14, 1905. Machine operators get 19 dollars weekly rising to 20. Hours stay the same. An arbitration clause is included amid assurances of no discharge of strikers or sympathetic pressmen. Some Typothete members favored a three year basis but were overruled.
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Typothete
Rich Money Lender Murder Mystery in Bowery Office
Abraham Newman a wealthy money lender and diamond dealer was found dead today in his Bowery office. Robbery suspected though no signs of struggle or violence were found. Evidence: open iron safe with rifled compartments, empty wallet, spilled bank notes, burnt candle stubs, a blackjack, and heavy dog whip end. Police believe a large theft occurred.
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New York
Abraham Newman
The
Bowery
Newman
Women in Plot to Sell French Secrets
Paris reports allege a non commissioned officer Martin from the ministry of marine, now under arrest, sought to sell French naval secrets to a Japanese naval attache. Several women are said to be implicated and one allegedly confessed, with documents suggesting joint action by France and Russia.
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Martin
Ministry of Marine
Legation
France
Russia
Brakeman Hurled From Fast Moving Freight Train
Robert F. Warren, brakeman, was hurled to the ground in the South Boston yards last night. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a badly bruised body and dislocated shoulder. Address listed as 1112 Cobb Street, South Boston.
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Robert F. Warren
South Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cobb Street
South
Boston
Steamer Sunshine Destroyed by Fire Near Tiptonville
The steamer Sunshine traveling Memphis to Cincinnati was destroyed by fire near Tiptonville Tenn. The crew escaped but boat and cargo were lost. The vessel valued around $20 000 and it carried about 20 tons of freight.
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Memphis, Tenn
Sunshine
Memphis
Cincinnati
Tiptonville
Tenn
Webb Indicted for Forgery in Cambridge and Newton
The Middlesex county grand jury returned indictments against James M. Webb alias Porter for six counts of forging uttering and publishing in Cambridge Waltham and Newton He pleaded not guilty and appeared feeble in court Also indicted were Fred Russell alias Frank Russell alias Fred Wylie on theft and receipt counts Jesse W Avery Jr on breaking and entering Harvard Russell Hall Edward A Reagan charged with manslaughter Rebecca Burnham cleared on bigamy No bill.
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Middlesex County Grand Jury
Lowell
Sherman
East Cambridge
James M. Webb
Porter
Cambridge
Waltham
Newton
Webbe
Fred Russell
Frank Russell
Fred Wylie
Jesse W. Avery, Jr
Russell Hall
Harvard
Edward A. Reagan
John Currie
Rebecca Burnham
Reading
Webb
Taft Meets Rail Leaders On Philippine Transport Plans
Secretary Taft held a long meeting in New York with railway and finance leaders including Sir William Van Horne F E Harriman James Speyer and Charles Tweed. The talks focused on possible steam and electric railroad development in the Philippines with no conclusions reached and no other enterprises discussed.
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New York
Taft Camne
Kmlihu
Sir William van Horne
Avific Railway
Turnbull
The
Guaranty Trust Company
F E. H. Harriman
Union and Southern Pacific Railways
George Peabody
Toondon W. Bates
Milner W. Green
J. Gilbert Smith
Manila
Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
James Speyer
Charles H. Tweed
Speyer & Co
Speyer
Taft
Philippines
Senate Passes Alaska Bills in Washington Session
The Senate approved multiple Alaska related measures in Washington including road improvements school maintenance an extra judge and extension of coal laws to the territory. A pension increase to 100 per month for ex soldiers rendered totally blind by service was also enacted.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
Congress
Amateur journalists hold a ban quet
Amateur journalists, 25 in number, attended the 14th annual banquet of the nth Amateur Journalists' Club at Weber's Hotel. Toastmaster A. F. Raymond presided as speakers offered toasts on topics like anniversary poem, the Hub Club, the year’s record, club comradeship, the social side, reminiscences, literature politics, Hub Club outings, professional press, our affiliations, travels.
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Nth
Amateur Journalists’ Club
Weber's Hotel
A. FF. Raymond
T. J. Donoghue
L. A. Sawyer
Ethel May Johnston
Franklin M. Ayres
W. R. Russell
F.os
N. G. Morton
Jennie BE. T. Dowe
Joseph B. Lineb
Edith Minster
C. BR. Metnnes
No ill feeling at BU over choice of orchestra
The Boston University Law School mid class banquet stirred union versus non union orchestra tensions, but J B Simons of Roxbury said the issue was greatly exaggerated and that there are no hard feelings between the orchestras. He noted harmony in the class regarding the Revere House banquet on March 4.
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Boston University Law School
J. 8
S. Simons
Roxbury
Revere House
Mrs Sullings Donates Farm to Crittenton Home
Mrs David Sullings of Faston donates a 50 acre farm with outbuildings and orchard valued at 500 dollars to the Boston Florence Crittenton Home for Girls. The gift enlarges the home's capacity but increases expenses for caring for more inmates. The Boston office is at 300 Tremont Temple.
Mrs Winslow Delivers Third Reading of Ibsen Drama Brand
Mrs Erving Winslow presented the third reading in her Potter Hall course with Ibsen's Brand a tale of redemption set in a Norwegian village. The portrayal of Brand's trials and temptations by Mrs Winslow drew strong emotion as the pastor faced moral tests. Next Saturday will feature Peg Woffington.
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Ibsen
Boston Press Club Elects New Officers
The Boston Press Club held its annual election yesterday selecting Paul F. Brown as president William H. Sanger as vice president Henry R Ilsley as secretary Bertrand A Smalley as treasurer Michael K E Hennessey as financial secretary John W Carberry W D Finley Justin S Keeler Carl D Lothrop Harry J Mulville B Frank Wood as directors Allen W Austin John F Barry Brenton H DeWolf Charles C Lee Joseph E Woods as membership committee members.
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Boston Press Club
Paul F. Brown
William H. Sanger
Henry R. Ilsley
Bertrand A. Smalley
Michael KE. Hennessy
John W. Carberry
W. D. Finley
Justin S. Keeler
Carl D. Lothrop
Harry J. Mulville
B. Frank Wood
Allen W. Austin
John F. Barry
Brenton H. DeWolf
Charles C. Lee
Joseph E. Woods
Roxbury Ramblers Plan Second Annual Dance at Union Hall
The Roxbury Ramblers are preparing extensively for their second annual dance to be held at the Catholic Union Hall on Wednesday evening April 1. Last year’s affair was a big success.
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Roxbury Ramblers
Catholic Union Hall
Rosebery Causes Scene in House of Lords
London March 10 An extraordinary scene disrupted the House of Lords during a debate on the fiscal controversy. Lord Rosebery challenged Lord Lansdowne over Premier Balfour's use of the word calumny. Lansdowne admitted the word was spoken in heat. Rosebery attacked the premier as too thin skinned, urging better restraint. The chamber fell silent as Earl Spencer defended Rosebery. A rare adjournment motion followed but no division occurred.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commmons
Balfour
Lord Rosebery
Lord Lansdowne
Fanny
Treasury
Earl Spencer
Halsbury
Boston bakers vote to cut loaf weight by two ounces
Master Bakers Association of Boston voted to reduce the weight of a pound loaf by two ounces beginning March 21 pending majority baker approval. A further meeting will finalize the measure, with Detroit’s Martin citing Western trends and local Jewish bakers already raising prices.
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Master Bakers’ Association of
Boston
Board of Trade
Booston
Fox
Ferguson
Bakers
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
George A. Sanderson
Association
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Typothete Vs. Typographical Union
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Boston Typothete
Boston Typographical Union 13
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Dixon
O'Brien
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