Cambridge Library Hall Association Eyes Cleveland System
Cambridge Library Hall Association members were notified of a meeting to consider adopting the Cleveland system for nominating candidates. The report urges reform toward nonpartisan ballots, detailing Cleveland’s governance and election bulletin practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Library Hall Association
Citizens’ Trade Association
Municipal Association
Cleveland
Executive Committee
Cambridge Association
Library Hall Association
Cleveland Association
General Committee
Cambridge
Brockton Division Voters Favor Strike On 25 Cent Wage
In Brockton the Old Colony Street Railway workers of the Brockton division voted on five questions about a 25 cent hourly wage and strike enforcement. Ballots totaled 234 with an apparent small majority in favor of striking and union recognition. The company reportedly prepared by hiring replacement conductors and motormen.
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Brockton
Old Colony Street Railway
Lecture on The Ancient Colony Newfoundland and Its People
James J. McAuliffe will lecture this evening at People's Temple on Newfoundland and its people with 150 colored views. A concert by the Mme Fournier Opera Company will follow from 8 to 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. McAuliffe
Newfoundland
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Mme. Fournier Opera Company
Waterville swindlers trapped in Boston copper stock scam
John B. Adams alias John Reilly and Walter B. McBride were arrested by Chief Watts and Inspectors McCausland in Boston for attempting a con game. They planned to buy 10 000 shares at 60 cents and sell at 1.70 a share, using forged stock and false pretenses.
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John B. Adams
John Reilly
Walter B. McBride
New York
Watts
L. B. McCausland
Boston
St. Marie
McBride
Salem
Wyoming
Mr. Adams
Adams
Inspector McCausland
Johnson
A. A. Hayden
M. W. Wilson
James Storey
Eastern Star Election at Seventh Boston Reunion
The seventh annual reunion and dinner of the Order of the Eastern Star of Massachusetts was held at the Quincy House with 150 members attending of a 200 plus membership. William Alden Blossom presided as founder and G M, while officers elected included Carrie A. Cushing G P Jennie M. Linder green as G P and Ernestine BH. Spavin as G T. The banquet hall featured flags bunting and the order banner welcoming attendees.
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Order of the Eastern Star of Massachusetts
Quincy House
William Alden Blossom
G. M
G. P
Carrie A. Cushing
Jennie M. Lindergreen
G. T
Ernestine BH. Spavin
The
Mrs OBrien Declares Husband is Her King Amid Rumors
New York reports Mrs OBrien, wife of Dr Louis A OBrien just back from Saxony, denounces gossip about Crown Princess Louise. She proclaims her husband her king and insists no princess can take him, expressing sympathy for Louise rather than blame.
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New York
Louis A. O'Brian
Saxony
Louise
M. Giron
Mrs. O'Brian
New York Herald
Princess Louise OF
O’brian
Kingdom of
Verdict Against Mrs Gardner in Mary Callahan Suit for Dog Bite
The court awarded Mary Callahan zero damages in the dog bite case against Mrs John L Gardner. The defense claimed Gardner had sold or given away the dog before the incident. The judge found for the defendant and noted milk quality details as part of the case.
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Mrs. Gardner
Mary Callahan
John L. Gardner
Milk Case Trial Hinges On Cream Quality Warranty
The Roxbury grocer John Griffin sued Mattapan supplier Eugene J. Sullivan for $20 and damages claiming a fine on Griffin’s milk ruined his business. Witnesses said milk would separate by 11 am if not kept stirred, affecting inspector samples. Judge Bolster noted the claim of a warranty that milk should be pure.
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John Griffin
Washington Street
Roxbury
Eugene J. Sullivan
Mattapan
Griffin
Bolster
Mills's Case Continued In Chelsea Police Court
Edward E. Mills proprietor of the Carlton House Chelsea was arraigned in the Chelsea Police Court charged with assuming to be an innholder. He pleaded not guilty and requested a continuance until Friday next which the court granted.
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Edward E. Mills
Carlton House
Chelsea
Inherited Scrofula Affects Pale Children and Adults
The condition is commonly inherited and affects many. Pale weak children are typically afflicted, with nine out of ten cases. Bunches in the neck, abscesses, skin eruptions, inflamed eyelids, sore ears, rickets, catarrh, wasting, and general debility are common indicators.
Blood Wine touted as cure for consumption and weakness
The piece promotes Blood Wine as a miracle medicine curing consumption and related maladies. Personal testimonials from Nettie Clark of Boston and others in Lowell Cambridge and Lawrence describe dramatic recoveries and renewed health after using Blood Wine, with explanations of how it fights germs and rebuilds lungs.
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Mss
Nettie Clark
Hanson Street
Boston
Miss Clark
Louise Clements
Aiken Avenue
Lowell, Massy
Miss Jane Addams Discusses Present Day Social Problems
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House in Chicago delivers a pointed lecture at New Century Clubhouse on the present attitude toward social problems. She urges action from prominent Boston reformers to aid immigrant philanthropy and improve child labor conditions, noting Chicago progress and warning against delaying reform.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
New Century
Miss Addams
Woman's Club of
New York
Boston
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Campaign Claim
Advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills cure many ailments with thousands of permanent cures. Mentions testimonials available by mail upon request and lists C. L. Hood Co. of Lowell Massachusetts.
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C. 1. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Death notices of James Hattrick Lee and Ellen Shaw
At Rome Italy on March 23 James Hattrick Lee of Milton aged 60 died. At East Boston on March 28 Ellen wife of Erastus O Shaw aged 47 died. Funeral from residence 91 Chelsea Street Wednesday at 8 15 am Requiem mass at Most Holy Redeemer Church at 9 am Relatives and friends requested to attend.
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Lee
Rome
Italy
James Hattrick Lee
Milton
S Shaw
Boston
Ellen
Erastus O. Shaw
Chelsea St
the Most Holy Redeemer
Consumption Cure Endorsed By Patient In Somerville
Mrs E H Little of Somerville Massachusetts reports a complete recovery from consumption after the Koch Lung Cure at 361 Boylston Street Boston. She credits Mrs Lucy Smith of 7 Jacques Street Somerville for guidance and states she was treated from Sept 23 to Dec 23 and discharged cured.
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Irving Mack
Cambridge
Mass
William Siddle
Broadway
Lawrence
John H. Heatley
Fall River
Lucy Smith
Jacques Street
Somerville
Boylston Street
Boston
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John
Kate
John W. Bull
Atten
Annie Winkle
Diamond St
Brooklyn
Barbara Williamson
Andover
Pat Cough Sree
T. Wynkoop
East Glison
Portland
Oregon
Ernest E. Curry
N. J. State Hospital
Morris Plains
William Campbell
Farnhurst P. D
Newcastle Co
Delaware
A. C. Meyer & Co., Sole Proprietors
Baltimore, Md
the Sunday Post
Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B. McConnell
Boylston ST
Hotel Pelham
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
Lowa
J. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Whetzel
American Express
Camphor Chemical
T. Metcalf CO
Court ST
Copley Square
Cobb, Rates & Ydrxa
Brockton Division
Watis
Eastern Star
BE. W. Grove
Aunt Marysaura
New Hampshire
Aunt Mary
Houghton & Dutton
the Post
Sunday Post
Vame
Mills
Geo. T. Corey
Akron
Houchton & Dutton’s
Ray Steve Polish
We Ray
Hudson Street
Hood
Dorchester
East Cottage Street
William Doogue
Patrick
Tremont St
E. H. Little
Mt. Vernon St
Somerville, Mass
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