Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Offer Promoted by Boston Post
The Boston Daily Post advertises Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy promising free sample bottles by mail. It cites kidney trouble as a common cause of illness and claims strong doctor and hospital support while urging readers to request samples and a free information book.
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Post
Cottage St
Melrose
Mass
I. G. Richardson
Ag Net
Kilmer
Pinehamton
N. Y
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Boston Daily Post
Deaths and funeral notices from Boston area papers
Death notices list Lu cinda T Daniels of Jamaica Plain aged 88 years 5 months 6 days with services at 59 Wyman street. Catherine Larkin of East Boston aged 54 with high mass at Church of the Assumption. Mary A McCrae of West Somerville aged 62 years 7 months 14 days with funeral at 48 Cameron avenue. George C Westar of Roxbury aged 42 with mass at St Francis de Sales. Mary widow of Michael Bran Ryan of Belmont with mass at St Joseph's Church and burial at Calvary Cemetery. notices invite relatives and friends to attend and note affiliations and addresses.
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Daniels
Jamaica Plain
Lucinda T
John Daniels
Federal
Wyman Street
Larkin
Boston
Cathérine
Peter Larkin
Rae
Everett Street
Church of the Assumption
McCrae
West Somerville
Mary A
Kenneth McRee
Cameron Avenue
Westar
Roxbury
George C
Mary A. Whitaker
Holland
Michael
Bran
Brennan
Common Street
Belmont
St. Joseph’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Rubber Strike Remains Unsettled at 1% Hanover Street
Rubber Garment Workers' Union 174 reports the strike at 1% Hanover Street continues with 35 members opposing a 30 percent wage cut still out. A Saturday conference with Cooperative Rubber Company management produced no solution. A new meeting is planned as union officials present a price statement. The union also elected Bernard Weinberg as president, George Gamer as treasurer, and Bernard Mattress as sergeant-at-arms after dismissing three officers for aiding strikers.
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Rubber Garment Workers’ Union
Hanover Street
Co-operative Rubber Company Management
Bernard Weinberg
George Gamer
Bernard Mattress
Union Rubber Company
Brighton protest against liquor licenses in Brighton district
William H. Howes, vice-president of the Brighton Public Order League, met Governor Bates at the State House with resolutions adopted by 65 district organizations. He criticized the Police Board for not replying to a March 22 letter and announced plans to appeal to the Governor of the Commonwealth.
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Newton
Brighton and Newton
William H. Howes
Brighton Public Order League
Bates
State House
Brighton
Post
Commonwealth
Killer at Kensington Ends in Wife and Self
Charles G. Forster, formerly a White House clerk and brother of Rudolph Forster, shot and killed his wife at his Kensington Maryland home and then died by suicide.
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Washington
Charles G. Forster
White House
Rudolph Forster
Kensington
Denver Cruiser Makes Second Harbor Arrival For Trials
The protected cruiser Denver arrived in the harbor for a second time within a year to begin a trial run off Cape Ann. The ship, built for shallow waters, must reach 17 knots on contract, with sister ships Cleveland Tagoma and Des Moines set for 16.5 knots. Beaver failed earlier due to heavy seas, returning to Philadelphia after builders trials showing over 18 knots.
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Denver
Cape Ann
Cleveland
Tagoma
Des Moines
Usta
Beaver
Cour&e
Philadelphia
Manley Retires From Politics
Augusta based report notes Hon J H Manley announces retirement from political life. Kennebec Journal to publish tomorrow morning a letter from the former official, detailing reasons and future plans.
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Augusta
Kennebec Journal
J. H
Chelsea Aldermen Clash Over License Board and Pay
Aldermen Collier claimed Chelsea backed rum and Mayor Willard by the license commissioners. Young defended the Mayor and board as heated debate defeated a salary cut. The board approved 400 for the chairman and 800 for others, and passed a 63 492 77 budget for school contractor payments. Assistant assessors were elected John D. Smith David Rubinovitz Harry L. Giggey George A. Evans and B P Nichols.
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Chelsea
Willard
Alderman Collier
Young
Board of License
Collier
John
David Rubinovitz
Harry L. Giggey
George A. Evans
B. P. Nichols
Dartmouth star pitcher Varney shoots balls at African dodger
Ex Dartmouth captain Dike Varney threw baseballs at an African dodger in George Jones' 981 Washington Street bar. The first pitch hit the dodger and started a lamp fire. The dodger quit, the cashier was absent, and Varney kept two balls as souvenirs.
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Varney
Dartmouth
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Vitality
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best habit for spring wellness. It claims to overcome lassitude, increase vigor, boost appetite, strengthen the weak, purify and cleanse the blood, and improve appetite sleep and appearance.
Bates Defends Solitary Prisoners at Charlestown
Governor John L. Bates says every inmate in solitary at Charlestown was satisfied with treatment and had no complaints after discussions. Dr. George W. Galvin of the Emergency Hospital continues his probe into alleged cruelty at state penal institutions, planning further meetings and awaiting affidavits. Support from prominent figures and potential funding are anticipated if more charges are proven.
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Charlestown
John L. Bates
George W. Galvin
Galvin
State House
Dr. Galvin
Bates
No Transfer Of Boston Americans In Doubt
Ban Johnson neared Boston as midnigh t approached and a final decision on the Henry Killilea sale to John F Fitzgerald was reported refused for business reasons. Att orney Joseph C Pelletier said Killilea will retain his stake for the 1912 season while crowd-seat renovations at Huntington avenue proceed.
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Ban Johnson
Boston
Joseph C. Pelletier
Johnson
Henry Killilea
John F. Fitzgerald
Pelletier
Killilea Iends
Chicago
New York
Huntington Avenue
Gragg Attacks Olin In Hooker Statue Row
The Hooker statue inscription dispute persists with a committee decision to resist changes. Captain I P Gragg replies to Secretary of State William M Olin arguing that the secretary exploits his position and lobby influence to sway the matter during Chairman Gove's hospital absence.
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Gragg
Olin
Hooker Statue Row
Hooker
Committee On
State House
Gove of
Waltham
William M. Olin
I. P. Gragg
Hooker Brigade Committee
Gove
Merger Effort Moves to Cuba Congress
A Havana communication reports Levi P. Morton D A Smith Sir William Van Horne and attorneys for J J Hill and J D Rockefeller pressing President Palma to allow a securities company to domicile in Cuba. The issue to be raised before the Cuban Congress meeting April 4 references the Northern Securities merger ruled unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court.
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Mobile
Ala
Havana
Levi P. Morton
D. A. Smith
William van Horne
Canada
J. J. Hill
J. D. Rockefeller
Palma
Cuba
Northern’ Securities Company
United States Supreme Court
Big Money
Legislature Supports Soldier’s Daughter Annuity Debate
In the House Representative Thorburn opposed rejecting an annuity of 72 dollars to Roxanna N Wilford invalid daughter of a Civil War veteran. Committees split with military affairs favorable but ways and means against. Other members urged state duty, while a Boston primary hours bill failed. The house sustained the prior view and rejected Battis bill.
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Thorburn
Marblehead
Roxanna N. Wilford
Committee On
Committee On Ways and Means
Ward
Buckland
Massachusetts
Schofield
Ipswich
Brigham of
Marlboro
Luce
Somerville
Boston
House
Lince
Battis
Bill
Misery Island Club Faces Receiver Hearing
The Misery Island Club met at 28 State Street to discuss its condition as resignations mount. Hercules Iron and Supply Co through counsel seeks a court to appointment a receiver so creditors receive proportional sums.
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Misery Island Club
Charles G. Chick
State Street
Hercules Iron and Supply Company
T. H. Taggart Named Examiner At This Port
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw ordered examiner T. H. Taggart of Philadelphia transferred to this port to fill the vacancy created by the death of Examiner Dimond ten days ago. He will serve here until a successor is appointed.
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T. H. Taggart
Jamestown Pupils Joke After Advertising Quiz
Amusing incident in Jamestown New York public schools shows advertising influence. In a recent exam a student was asked for English derivatives from the Latin ego and answered Egg-o-See, a playful nod to brand familiarity.
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Jamestown, N. Y
Pastor of Grace Ghurgh Everett Reclaims Health by Quinona
A Grace Evangelical Church pastor from Everett Massachusetts testifies Quinona restored his health after nervous prostration. He reports strength, restful sleep, improved digestion, and renewed vigor after half a bottle. He urges others to try Quinona and notes free guidance from The Quinona Company in Boston.
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Grace Ghurgh
Everett
Quinona
E. Hilton Post
Grace Evangelical
Mass
Quinona Company
Hartford St
Boston
Policeman Injured in Arrest of Drunken Suspect
Patrolman Thomas Shea of the Cambridge police fought with Bartholomew Shea last night at Banks and Flags streets. Bartholomew resisted arrest with kicks and blows. the officer clubbed him. Bartholomew faces drunkenness and assault charges in court this morning.
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Thomas Shea
Cambridge Police
Bartholomew Shea
Bartholomew
Banks and
Flaggs Streets
Judge Emmons Defends Chinatown Raid Against Riot Threat
In a Worcester Street speech at St Rose Hall invited by Knights of Columbus members Judge Emmons argued the Chinatown raid prevented a Boston riot. He said two rival tongs planned violence and one had purchased 100 revolvers, praising timely action to protect citizens.
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St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
James B. Hayes Council
Knights of Columbus
Emmons
Chinatown
Board of Peace
Boston
Brigham Linked to Murder Probe Aboard Cambrian
Carl Brigham, suspected in the murder of Miss Celia Smith at Derry New Hampshire, is reported to be aboard the Leyland line steamship Cambrian en route to London. Scotland Yard detectives are expected to await the ship’s arrival by tug before it docks.
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Carl Brigham
Celia Smithm
Derry
N. H
Leyland Line
Cambrian
London
Scotland Yard
Dr Edward Koch Promises Cure For Bronchial Catarrh
Dr Edward Koch inventor of the Koch Inhalation, visiting Boston at No 361 Boylston Street claims bronchial catarrh is often mistaken for consumption and offers vaporized medicines inhaled to the lung seat. He says his method, proven and natural, can cure such diseases and will examine sputum free while in town.
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Edward Koch
Boylton Street
Boston
Bogton
Boylstom Street
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Tremont Temple
Manley
Bond
Joseph H. Manley
Sefking Home
Committee On Election Laws
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Necanae
Regal
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