Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted by Medical Endorsements
An advertising appeal touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure medicinal stimulant used by doctors, hospitals, and clergymen. It warns buyers to avoid imitations, urges purchase from the genuine brand, and invites readers to request a free medical booklet from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company of Rochester, New York.
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DUFFY
Townsend Miller
Jamaica
L. I
Duffy's
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
License measure passes with local option in New Hampshire
Concord March 19. The liquor license bill faced a bitter second reading with many amendments. Local option in both cities and towns was adopted, the Democratic substitute failed 265 to 236, and the House adjourned after a 218 to 84 final vote amid filibustering tactics.
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Concord
Committee On Liquor Laws
Mr. Remich
Cambridge School Committee Debates High School Plans
The Cambridge school committee huddled over mayor McNam ees address and the majority and minority reports on high school reform. The majority advised no action, while Charles Thurston urged cost reductions and questioned new systems and elective ideas. The board tabled Thurston’s motion and moved ahead with teacher nominations.
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Cambridge School Committee
Committee On High Schools
McNamee
Russell
Charles Thurston
Harvard
Hanus
Thurston
Eliot
Cambridge
Plan Minstrel Show to Aid Curley's Legal Fight
Supporters of Representative James M. Curley and Thomas F. Curley plan a minstrel show at the Dudley Street Opera House on April 16 and 17 to raise funds for their civil service law trials. The effort follows reports that preparations already cost over $100 and involves several political clubs.
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James MM. Curley
Thomas F. Curley
Ward 17
Curleys
Mayfair Club
Dudley Street Opera House
Questions for Coal Dealers Next Monday
The coal dealers of Greater Boston are to be summoned before the coal investigation committee next Monday. It is expected the dealers will bring figures to answer questions on hand stock January 1 1902 and May 1 1902, purchases from May 1 until the strike ended, and the prices paid and received.
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Greater Boston
Coal Investigation Committee
Fall River
Taunton
Carders’ Executive Committee
Spinners’ Union
National Association
Boston
Senate Again Fails to Confirm Crum for Charleston Post
President Roosevelt faced united Southern opposition as the Senate refused to confirm Dr. Crum a collector of customs at Charleston D C. The nomination, a test of his policy on Southern Negroes, met strong resistance from Tillman and others who pledged to fight it through the extra session if needed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Crum
Charleston
D. C
South
Tillman
Boston Men Form Ten Million Dollar Engine Company
Articles filed in Trenton show the Cooley Epicycleidal Engine Company authorized for 10,000,000 capital to acquire patent rights from the Cooley Epicycleidal Engine Development Company for rotary fluid motors meters and pumps. Directors include Charles B Farquhar George S Taft John F Colley William C Grey Edward A Phippen D A Farquhar H W Longfellow of Boston and Matthew E Gatley of Waltham Mass.
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Trenton
N. J
Cooley Epicycleidal Engine Company
Cooley Epicycleidal Engine Development Company
Charles B. Farquhar
George S. Taft
John F. Colley
William C. Grey
Edward A. Phippen
D. A. Farquhar
H. W. Longfellow
Boston
Matthew E. Gatley
Waltham
Mass
Palma's Son Secretly Marries in New York
Jose Estrada Palma son of Cuban president Tomas Estrada Palma and Miss Mabel Jacobs daughter of tobacco importer David B. Jacobs were secretly married in New York on February 11 amid suspected parental opposition.
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New York
Jose Estrada Palma
Tomas Estrada Palma
Mabel. Jacobs
the Normal College
David B. Jacobs
Amateurs Present Hamlet At Union Hall
Amateurs staged Hamlet before a large audience at Union Hall under Bernard C Buswell. Buswell played Hamlet with promise. Mabel Colcord as Gertrude delivered clear enunciation and strong stage presence. Elizabeth Jewett as the player queen drew applause. Alicia Durant as Ophelia earned commendation.
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Union Hall
Hamlet
Bernard C.buswell
Mr. Buswell
Mabel Colcord
Gertrude
Denmark
Elizabeth Jewett
Alicia Durant
Ophelia
Roxbury High Stages King Arthur Rehearsal
Dress rehearsal of King Arthur at Roxbury High School Hall on Warren Street featured Miss Josephine Hammond arranging the dramatization. Proceeds from tonight and tomorrow benefit the school athletic association.
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King Arthur
Tennyson
Roxbury High School
Warren Street
Josephine Hammond
Crisis in New Haven rail labor dispute sparks possible strike
In New Haven Conn March 19 a crisis reached in the New York New Haven Hartford crew dispute as drivers conductors and firemen threaten a strike. Directors’ reply to demands awaited with a 10 hour day or 100 mile limit proposed. Officials withheld decision fueling tension and potential nationwide impact.
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New Haven, Conn
New Haven Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Brotherhood of Trainmen and Order of Railroad Conductors
New York
New Haven
Hall
Hal
W. T. Merrill
W. E. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
C. H. Platt
Tense mood as New Haven directors weigh possible strike
In Boston a waiting game enveloped New Haven railroad employees as directors in New Haven prepared to decide on a strike. Freight handlers leaders debated the plan seen as a move to unite Boston Providence New Haven New York workers and influence trainmen. In South Terminal brakemen held in tension while conductors room 277 buzzed with cautious optimism.
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New Haven Road
Boston
Road
New Haven
South Terminal
Providence
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Travelling man credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for health
A St Louis hardware representative praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for travel. He claims regular use prevents heartburn and headaches from varied meals, noting he spends about fifty cents monthly and that his doctor endorsed the investment as good stomach medicine.
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Stuart
St. Louis
Josh
Fitzgibbon Tells Of Flight From Police Headquarters
James Kirk Fitzgibbon, Esq., the celebrated son of a famed sire, claims escape from St Elizabeths in Washington and a plan to disrupt a Faneuil Hall mass meeting. He boasted of prior escapes and vanished with papers as reporters pressed questions.
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James Kirk Fitzgibbon
Fitzgibbon
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington, D. C
Washington
James
Faneuil Hall
London
Edinburg
Bunker Hill
South Danvers Jury Deliberations Continue In Bank Case
Early hours found the South Danvers jury still deliberating. At 11 o clock last night the panel reported for instructions, then at 11 15 the jury was impanelled again with Judge Lowell awaiting a verdict.
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South Danvers Bank
Lowell
Lowell Mills Refuse Wage Increase Amid Strike Threats
Lowell mills announce no wage rise citing higher coal and cotton costs and general prosperity worries. They warn unions against strikes, urge restraint, and note potential spillover to Fall River and New Bedford labor groups.
Spinners Talk Strike In New Bedford Mills
In New Bedford detectives report operatives refused a 10 percent wage increase at the New England Cotton Yarn Company mills. The move sparks talk of a general strike across the city and surrounding mills, signaling potential labor unrest.
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New Bedford
New England Cotton Yarn Company
New England Faces Shift Toward Foreign Trade
F A Vanderlip at the Algonquin Club warns that New England must seek new foreign markets as domestic industries face decline. He calls for a coordinated national effort with exhibition rooms abroad, trained salesmen, and engineers to promote regional products and sustain growth.
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The
Commercial Club
Algonquin Club
F. A. Vanderlip
the Treasury
National City Bank of New York
New England
Vanderlip
United States
Middle States
Mississippi Valley
South
Stock Exchange
Defense Focuses on Merger Case in Northern Securities Trial
In St Louis the United States Circuit Court devoted most of its day to defense arguments in the Northern Securities merger case. Former State Supreme Judge George N. Young led the defense with M. D. Grover of St Paul following as counsel for the defense.
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ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court
United States
Northern Securities Company
George N. Young
Young
M. D. Grover
St. Paul
Amateurs Stage Fast Bouts in Cambridge Championship Night
Seventeen brisk matches at Union Hall Cambridge for N E A A U boxing titles. R J Grant fought J McKeever in a close main event, judged for McKeever after a grueling third round. Winners include Bryson in 115, Artesani in 125, McKinley and Coakley in 105, and Salisbury in heavyweight with Hagan.
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Cambridge
Union Hall
Riverside Boat Club
R. J. Grant
Ward Hill
J. McKeever
Charlestown
Grant
McKeever
Austin McGuire
Joe Meano
Meano
Richard Artesani
John W. Bryson
Edward Kelly
East Cambridge
George Jenson
Boston
Bryson
Kendall Salisbury
Somerville
William Hagan
Hagan
James McAuliff
Jack Sumner
Sumner
Michael Coakley
Robert McKinley
Fred W. Bestle
Waltham
Timothy Sullivan
Everett
John Fisher
Worcester
Joseph Were
Maplewood
James Murray
Roxbury
W. H. Green
Joe Meane
South Boston
Austin Maguire
Charles Heads
John E. Lampron
M. P. Delorey
Eddie Drew
William Quinn
R. J.grant
J. Mee- Keever
Water main bursts on Devonshire near federal building
A large water main burst on Devonshire street in front of the Federal building last evening at 6. The street filled with halted vehicles and curious onlookers as paving stones flew. A policeman used a barrel to douse the geyser and notified the water department after repairs had just been completed in the area a month ago.
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Devonshire Street
Federal Building
Water Department
Barnett Denies Making Charles River Remark
Ward 8 lawyer Nathan Barnett repudiates a reported statement that the missing Brown was in the Charles River. He denies making that remark but confirms he said Brown was in the Charles River during a 12:20 a m interview at Gridley’s Newspaper Row.
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Nathan Barnett
Ward 8
Brown
Charles River
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