Roosevelt to Visit East Africa for Uganda Camp Tour
The report from Mombasa details Theodore Roosevelt's anticipated visit and plans in British East Africa. It notes hunting prospects along the Tana and Athi rivers, a mauled Transvaal Boer leader Smith, late rains, and the Uganda commission hoping for Roosevelt to visit the native sleeping sickness camp. The Mombasa Club and Nairobi engagements are noted, with Governor Sadler and Hesketh-Bell hosting arrangements.
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Mombasa
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Baron Tallyan de Vizent
Tana
Athi
Smith
Nairobi
Nakuru
Mr. Roosevelt
Uganda Commission
Roosevelt
Uganda
Mombasa Club
James Hayes Sadler
Lady Sadler
Entebbe
H. Hesketh-Bell
Bell
When Extremes Meet Tuberculosis Cure Promoted by Scott's Emulsion
A skyscraper owner and a boy on a tenement roof lie under the stars while receiving fresh air and rest as part of a tuberculosis cure. The article extols cod liver oil, specifically Scott's Emulsion, as the key to healing and energy, with the man buying a $1 bottle and the boy receiving 50 cent bottles from a settlement doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scott
Boy
Man
Druggists Endorse D D D Eczema Remedy
Local druggists trumpet D D D Prescription as a trusted eczema cure. Letters from Higginson Drug Co and others praise its results and marketing power, while the Chicago I D D laboratories offer free samples. Riker Jaynes and seven Boston stores promote the remedy.
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Higginson
Higginson Drug Co
Wichita
Kansas
Voegels Bros. Drug Co
Minneapolis
Minn
I. D. D. Laboratories
Michigan Street
Chicago
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
Cure for Constipation Promises Health Boost with CAS CARETS
Advertised as a simple cure for constipation and torpid liver, CAS CARETS claim to deliver a healthy smile and improved well being. The pitch markets the product as the world's best seller with a million boxes sold monthly at 10 cents per box for a week's treatment, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascarets
Plead for Industrial Education Heard in Boston
Boston Merchants' Association hosts 400 members with legislators and the Boston School Committee as guests. Charles Sumner Stowe of Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and Andrew S. Draper of New York State Education speak on the need for industrial education in public schools. Frederick P. Fish misses event. introduction by President Storrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston School Compittee
Boston Merchants’ Association
Charles Sumner Stowe
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Andrew S. Draper
New York
Frederick P. Fish
Storrow
Association
New England Prosperity Highlighted by Draper Speech
Mr. Storrow introduces the first speaker Mr. Draper who notes New England’s prosperity wealth and high standard of living yet emphasizes one crucial point. The remark frames regional economic strengths and underlying challenges in the discussion.
New England Leaders Urge Industrial Education Reform
Executives and educators gathered to push for universal industrial education. Speakers including Charles S. Howe and Draper argued that schooling must blend manual training with moral and economic progress, noting Massachusetts' pioneering role and calling for outreach to every child amid national political and educational evolution.
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New England
Draper
Charles S. Howe
Stratton D. Brooks
William H. Schofield
Harvard
Paul H. Harkness
Wilmot R. Evans, Jr
Allen T. Treadway
Bernard
Unemployed problem debated at Twentieth Century Club
Speakers at the Twentieth Century Club last night discussed unemployment with radical solutions. Morrison Swift urged public works on roads and public buildings. Senator Ross favored leasing land to the unemployed under the homestead act. Charles Gettewy noted union unemployment figures. An invitation announced viewing the kitchen outfit for the battleship North Dakota at Morandi-Proctor Co in Boston.
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Twentieth Century Club
Morrison Tf. Swift
Samuel Ross
Charles F. Gettewy
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
North Dakota
Carmack Jury May Disagree In Carmack Slaying Trial
Nashville March 17 With the jury out and no sign of agreement speculation grows that no verdict will be reached tonight in the case of Colonel D B Cooper Robin J Cooper and John D Sharp for the slaying of former Senator E W Carmack Judge Hart adjourned court at 4 pm and warned a midnight verdict is unlikely noting jurors may stay over for lodging and breakfast at the State's expense
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Nashville, Tenn
D. B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
John D. Sharp
United States
Er. W. Carmack
Hart
Feis Ceoil At Jordan Hall Draws Large Irish Music Crowd
The third annual Feis Ceoil of the Central Council of Irish County Clubs at Jordan Hall last evening attracted a great audience. The program featured Irish music song and dance with opening and closing choruses by the Irish Choral Society directed by Professor A F E Martin. An exhibition of Celtic dancing by William Walsh and assistants fascinated listeners while Miss Mary Coakley performed a clever fancy step dance. Noted soloists included Mrs Christine Galbraith Miss K Wicker Miss Katherine Molloy Mrs M Murray and Messrs William O'Brien Michael Hobbs J S Molloney and John Finley.
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Eis Ceoil
Central Council of Irish County Clubs
Jordan Hall
Irish Choral Society
A. F E. Martin
Thomas Davis
Odette
William Walsh
Carroll
Conway
Keefe
Mary Coakley
Cork
Ire
Christine Galbraith
K. Wicker
Katherine Molloy
M. Murray
William O'Brien
Michael Hobbs
J. S. Molloney
John Finley
William J. Shearer Dies at 79 in Carlisle
William J. Shearer of Cumberland County Bar died in Carlisle at age 79. He served in the John Brown raid, reflecting a long legal career and historical wartime service.
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Carlisle
William J. Shearer
Cumberland County
Great Lakes Ruling in B M Bloched Case Urges Tariff Conformity
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled against Wyman Partridge and 18 defendants including Boston and Maine in a dispute over Great Lakes marine insurance provisions. It ordered carriers to cease conflicting shipment contracts and bills of lading, with a deadline of April 29 1909 to modify tariffs accordingly.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wyman, Partridge & Co, Et
Boston & Maine Railroad
Great Lakes
A Home Remedy for Stopping Hair Loss
An at home preparation claims to halt falling hair by mixing Beta Quinol with alcohol and water. Applied daily for a week then reduced to several times weekly, it supposedly clears dandruff and strengthens hair roots, making hair lighter and fluffier. A druggist can supply Beta Quinol and alcohol.
Simple discovery cures freckles and clears complexion
A testimonial-style notice claims a self-discovered cure for freckles and clear skin. The author, Mrs. E. C. White, offers a free prescription by writing to Buffalo New York, promising dramatic results for thousands.
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E. C. White
P. O
Dept
Buffalo
N. Y
Bath's Trial Begins Today for Ex-Alderman Battis
Chief Justice Aiken opens the trial of ex-Alderman George J. Battis of Mast Boston on two counts of larceny from the city. District Attorney Hill prosecutes, Daniel Coakley defends. The case stems from purchases of Fourth of July caps and prizes totaling $821.25 unearthed by the Finance Commission.
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Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
George J. Battis
Mast Boston
Boston
Hill
Daniel Coakley
Finance Commission
Battis
Balloon cross continental flight eyed in four days
Hyde Park March 17. H Helm Clayton of the Blue Hill Observatory announced a belief that a balloon could travel from Seattle to the Atlantic seaboard in four days by riding favorable air currents across the continent.
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Hyde Park
H. Helm Clayton
Blue Hill Observatory
Seattle
Atlantic Seaboard
Labor delegates meet to discuss city union section formation
Delegates from all city labor organizations gather at Paine Memorial to consider forming a labor section within the Central Labor Union. Several leaders address members of Electrical Workers unions 103 and 104, Rotail Clerks union 796, and Dry Goods Clerks' Peton 605. The Central Labor Union executive board plans a key meeting at its headquarters tomorrow night.
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Paine Memorial Building
Central Labor Union
Martin T. Joyce
The
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electrical Workers’ Union 103
John J. McLoughlin
New England
Ernest B. Conners
Electrical Workers’ Union
Rotail Clerks’ Union
Peton
Brockton
Noddle Island
Longstoremen
Roughan
Charlestown
Franklin Association
Janrnoy
Wells Memorial Building
Nominations for Delegates and Union Officers Reported
Delegates and alternates to the Printing Pressmen's Union convention to be held in Omaha were nominated at the Boston Pattern Makers' Association meeting. Officers named include President William Neilson, Chaplin J. Henderson, Recording Secretary L. Powers, Financial Secretary S. Lent, Treasurer I. Clark, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Omaha
Boston Pattern Makers’ Association
Chaplin
William Neilson
J. A. Henderson
R. C. Miller
Thomas Watson
L. C. Powers
W. A. Clough
S. M. Lent
I. Clark
Marble
Stephen Nogan
New York
Washington, D. C
General
Prescription for Backache and Kidney Health Claims
An ad prescribes half ounce Buchu extract and half ounce Mirax compound with six ounces gin as a kidney and bladder disorder remedy. It touts quick permanent results and explains kidneys filter waste. urges regular use after symptoms vanish.
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Bright
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East Africa
Massachusetts
America
Somerset
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and Essex Sts
United
Siegel
Jamestown
Unning
Bunning
Unia
Boston Manuf
Heavy Siegel Co
Ioc
Carmack
Feis Ceoil
Central Council
John Brown Raider
B. M. Bloched
Ree
Henry Siegel Company
Patrician Juniors
LABOR
Peter Dwyer
New Haven Railroad
District 42
Lailroad Machinists’ Lodge 367
New Haven
Washington Street
Messrs. Appel and Bowles
Malden
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