Paine's celery compound praised as miracle remedy
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound for debility sleeplessness and nervous disorders citing improved appetite sleep and digestion. It features a testimonial from Mr HE Miller of Columbus Ohio and claims physicians endorse the formula by Dr Edward E Phelps of Dartmouth College. It asserts cures for numerous ailments and urges government compensation for the discoverer.
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Paine
Pathe
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
HE. A. Miller
Columbus
Mr. Miller
J. D. Miller
Lucas
Ohio
Miller
Malden Republican caucuses report ward by ward
March 19 in Malden saw Republican caucuses across wards listing state and congressional candidates. Notables include Oscar W. Walker, Tristram Griffin, Albert Ammann, James Patterson, William Hawley, Everett Stevens, Henry Turner, James Pierce, H. H. Cummings, and Frederick Robinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Oscar W. Walker
Albert L. Decatur
Josiah Oakes
Clarence A. Perkins
Tristram Griffin
Albert Ammann
Homer E. Sawyer
George H. Wiley
James F. Patterson
Patrick Maher
Arthur H. Wellman
Jizza A. Stevens
George W. Walker
John E. Staples
William Hawley
Charles L. Dean
Charles A. Whittemore
Harrie S. Abbott
Everett J. Stevens
William A. Wilde
Thomas W. Hough
Henry BE. Turner
Alvin E. Bliss
Walter S. Cushing
Albert H. Davenport
Charles E. Dennett
James H. Kimball
James Pierce
Edgar H. Thomas
Frank Venn
Charles H. Hyde
Thomas Savage
Frank P. Hawkes
F. A. Bayrd
F. A. Thompson
Ef. J. Hume
H. H. Cummings
A. J. Freeman
L. W. Pillsbury
C. H. Tilton
Alvin Smith
Joshua H. Millett
Joseph S. Rich
John W. Pettengill
Surprise defeats in Brookline town offices race
In Brookline last evening at Town Hall the Brookline Citizens caucus produced shocks with George H. Worthley losing the nomination for town treasurer and collector by about 70 votes to William A. Faulkner the Boston insurance man with banking experience. Worthley’s supporters expect to win at town meeting. Opposition to the Board of Assessors drew little support with three candidates against two incumbents and Charles H Stearns among the challengers.
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Brookline Citizens’ Caucus
George H. Worthley
Worthley
William A. Faulkner
Boston
Opponents Face Nomination Paper Challenge in Race
The text notes that rivals would need to file nomination papers if they decide to enter the contest, signaling formal steps before entering the race and setting a procedural hurdle for challengers.
Swampscott Town Meeting Approves Post 116 Hall Gift
Swampscott town meeting adjourned with appropriations totaling 63 955 dollars. It authorized a tax rebate for prior payments and a 30 000 dollar tax anticipation borrowing. The Redington Street School hall is donated to General James L. Bates Post 116 G A R for as long as the post exists. A vote adopted resolutions as partial reparation for jeering Benjamin Potter at the park debate. Meeting adjourned to April 20.
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Gynn
Swampscott
Reddington Street
James L. Bates
Benjamin Potter
Potter
Republicans of Revere select delegates to state and district conventions
The Revere Republicans held a caucus to pick delegates for the State and seventh district congressional conventions. Ex-Representative Arthur B. Curtis presided with Andrew J. Reed as secretary. Delegates named include Curtis Sargent Fernald Anderson Young Whiting Reed for State. Seventh district picks include Burnham Dalrymple Bowker Braman Kenerson Lawrence.
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Revere
Arthur B. Curtis
Andrew J. Reed
Thomas V. Sargent
William S. Fernald
A. Wallace Anderson
Doris A. Young
William H. H. Whiting
Reed
Albert S. Burnham
George A. Dalrymple
J. Elliott Bowker, Jr
Charles A. Braman
Oscar N. Kenerson
William H. Lawrence
Malden A P A Endorses Reed for Presidency
Malden A P A chapter issues a circular endorsing Maine's Thomas B Reed for president. A prior Republican voter notice favored W S Linton, but the signers now say the circular was fraudulent and the document not authorized by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
W. S. Linton
Taft Sparks Bayard Censure Debate in Washington
In Washington March 19 Taft led a morning debate on Bayard resolutions about a diplomat's conduct. Barrett pressed for censure while Tucker opposed. A vote was scheduled for 2 pm, as Sulzer and Gibson clashed over a campaign circular and accusations of using a congressional frank.
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Washington
Taft
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bayard
United States
Scotland
Great Britain
Barrett
Sulzer
Dem
N. Y
Gibson
Rep
Tenn
Objections Mounted to Plan as Gas Bill Debate Continues
Charles F. Pritchard of Lynn gas expert testifies on Dominion coal use and coke quality. He says Dominion coal yields low candle power gas, heavy sulphur, hard coke and poor sale prospects, and warns the Whitney bill could allow gas at up to 1.50 per thousand feet, risking higher prices and forced consolidation.
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Committee On Manufactures
Henry M. Whitney
James Henry Jourdan
Brooklyn
F. W. Kittredge
Brookline Gas Light Company
Charles F. Pritchard
Lynn
Pritchard
Institute of Technology
Kittredge
Dominion
Nova Scotia
Pennsylvania
Mr. Pritchard
Mr. Kittredge
Massachusetts
Whitney
Boston
Commonwealth
Pri
Butler
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Boston Gas Company
Dominion Coal
Ottohoffman
Flynn
Anniversary dates set for Missionary Association celebration
The American Missionary Association fixed Oct 20 to 22 for its fiftieth anniversary in Boston with events from Tuesday to Friday. Associate Justice Brewer of the U S Supreme Court and head of the Venezuelan Commission agreed to speak. He has long been linked to Congregational missionary history. He was born in Smyrna, Western Turkey, to Rev Josiah Brewer, an early American Board missionary to Turkey.
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New York
American Missionary Association of Congregational Churches
Boston
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Venezuelan Commission
Smyrna
Turkey
Josiah Brewer
American Board
Greatest assignee sale grips Heston with huge clothing bargains
The notice proclaims an all day sale at 91 Summer St offering over 275000 dollars worth men and boys Spring clothing at half price. It touts 160000 bargains, lists dozens of suits overcoats and pants with steep discounts and refund guarantees for unsatisfied buyers.
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New York
Summer St
Heston
The
Meltons
Sue Wook
Pt Eerste
Delegates Form Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association
A large gathering of Massachusetts yacht clubs met at Young’s to organize the Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association. Delegates from Quincy, South Boston, Hull, Boston, Savin Hill, Dorchester, Lynn, Old Colony, Mosquito Fleet, Americal, Cape Cod, Cohasset, Commonwealth, Duxbury, Jeffries, Kingston, Plymouth, Wellfleet, Manchester, Beverly, Atlantic, Chelsea, and others outlined racing rules, classes, and a schedule culminating in an Aug. 8 Hull cruise.
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Massachusetts
Young
Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association
Hull
Louis M. Clark
Massachusetts Yacht Club
A. T. Bliss
H. M. Faxon
Quincy Yacht Club
Newton B. Stone
South Boston Yacht Club
A. H. Higginson
Manchester Yacht Club
Winthrop Yacht Club
Beverly Yacht Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Chelsea Yacht Club
Clark
L. M. Clark
J. E. Robinson
Walter
Mosquito Fleet
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Wellfleet and
Cape Cod Union Regatta
Kingston Yacht Club
American Yacht Club
Revere Yacht Club
Duxbury Yacht Club
Lynn Yacht Club
Golden Wedding Celebration at 7 Wyman Street
Mr and Mrs William F Brown of Jamaica Plain marked fifty years married with a home gathering at 7 Wyman Street Boston last evening. The couple born in Tiverton Rhode Island and Cotuitport Massachusetts respectively wed in New Bedford March 20 1846 and were surrounded by children grandchildren and many friends in a festive occasion.
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William F. Brown
Jamaica Plain
Wyman Street
Mr. Brown
Tiverton
R. I
Cotuitport
New Bedford
Casey Little
Reed and Wolcott Club Meeting Sets Banquet Plans
Prominent Boston Marketmen Republican Club members met at Young's Hotel to arrange the ban quet and conduct other business. George F. Mead presided Albert W. Lyon recorded. A list of 27 new members was read and enrolled. Judge Charles M. Bruce offered a sympathy resolution for Governor Greenhalge's death. The ninth annual dinner at Quincy House March 25 will feature Reed as favored president and Wolcott as governor candidate with speeches by Sen. J. H. Gallinger and Sen. John L. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Marketmen’s Republican Club
Young’s Hotel
George F. Mead
Albert W. Lyon
Angus Sweat
A. H. Silver
A. P. Russell
Albert A. Ashley
J. F. Willis
F. S. Branscombe
Charles Bruce
Warren F. Freeman
A. F. Rose
Chester J. Chadburn
Fred A. Putnam
Charles S. Stone
Frank H. Corliss
Thomas F. Boleman
Albert Amman
F. E. Jacobs
Francis $. Smith
Alvin EH. Bliss
E. E. Gray
H. Im. Sty
George F. Brown
CG. E. Mansfiela
F. E
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Brookline
Worthey
Washburn Credit Co
Acs
Weenie St
Jordan, Marsh
Revere Republican Caucus
Malden A. P. A
Lynn Gas Company
Allcock
Henry A. Mott
F. C.S
Yankee’s
W. F. Brown
William I’. Brown
Reed and Wolcott
Wwe
Sis
Wattean Baek
Washington St
South End
Eliot and
Dover Sts
Cag
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