Carrara Paint Ad Promises Long-Lasting Finish at Half Cost
An advertising piece extols Carrara Paint as durable and affordable for houses, barns, and fences. It lists famous users like Waldorf Astoria and Field Museum, claims no fading or cracking, and offers 50 free color samples from the Barberton Ohio works with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Cottage
Waldorf-Astoric
New York City
Pennsylvania R. A. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Chicago Telephone Co
Central Union Telephone Co
Field Museum
Chicago
Kenwood Club
Ceeeee
Cincinnati Southern
Denver & Rio Grande R. R
Wellington Hotel
Carrara Paint Agency
Carrara
Great Field Museum
Mayor Collins Seeks Subway Bill With Boston Elevated
Mayor Collins and Boston Elevated officials continue talks to craft a compromise subway bill. He aims for a year healthful bill this session but declines open discussion while reiterating the need for the metropolitan affairs committee to have the first real knowledge.
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Collins
Boston Elevated
Committee On
Boston
Legislative Committee
New Evidence in Lajoie Case Sparks League Fight
At a closed conference of American league magnates in Cleveland President Ban Johnson announced plans to appeal the Philadelphia injunctions against Lajoie Frazer and Bernhart to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. New evidence will be introduced, potentially reversing the prior ruling as the league vows to press the fight. Attending magnates included Shibe Goldman Bruce Comiskey Angus McNamara Postal Killilea Kilfoyle and Somers.
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Cleveland
Ldagus
Hollenden
Ban Johnson
Lajoie
Frazer
Bernhart
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Johnson
Supreme Court
American League
National League
Benjamin F. Shibe
Harry Goldman
Baltimore
John N. Bruce
St. Louis
C. A. Comiskey
Chicago
F. Angus
James McNamara
Detroit
Fred Postal
Washington
H. J. Killilea
Boston
Messrs. Kilfoyle and Somers
Elects New Officers at Boston Christian Endeavor Union
The Boston Christian Endeavor Union elected officers at its Lorimer Hall meeting. Appointed president Robert H. Magwood Dorchester Second Church and vice president Henry H. Busby Tremont Temple.
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Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Lorimer Hall
Robert H. Magwood
Dorchester
Second Church
Henry H. Busby
Tremont Temple
H. L. Gates
Union Congregational
L. B. Jackson
Larendon Street Baptist
Clarence Pond
Clarendon Street Baptist
Philip J. Allston
A. M. E. Zion
C. M. Bramhall
Pilgrim Congregational
John B. Grove
Phillips Congregational
South Boston
Mrs. Green
East Boston
A. P. Waterman
Brookline
Linda Walker
Roslindale
City Point Dance Hall Opposed by South Boston Residents
A full aldermanic committee hearing in South Boston heard women and residents oppose both a dance hall and a proposed vaudeville theatre in City Point. Key figures included William H. O’Neil backing the theatre license, while Senator M. J. Sullivan and Judge Fallon led opposition, citing disturbance and morality concerns. The session adjourned with further testimony planned.
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Aldermanic Committee
City Point
William H. O'Neil
Charles T. Gallagher
Cannes
O'Neil
George W.W. Anderson
Bowen
M. J. Sullivan
McInnes
Southston
Anderson
Jamaica Plain
South Boston
Fallon
Boston
South Boston Savings Bank
Board of Investment
Bank
Alderman Bowen
Hill
O’neil
State House
Mr. Hill
Alderman Dowd
Robert J. Johnson
Gate of Heaven
Shields
McInnee
James B. Means
South Boston Improvement Association
Mr. Means
South Boston Park
Norris
William Barry
Fifth Street
Barry
Hortimer
Downing
Candidates for Judge in State Legislature Fight
A Fall River delegation urged Hugo A. Dubuane for a judge seat as three additional associate justices near approval. Names tied to the governor’s choices include James B. Carroll, John H Casey, Walter Robinson, L. E. W., Weeks, Connolly, Coughlin, and others from across Massachusetts. The list features candidates from Gloucester, Springfield, Pittsfield, Hyde Park, and New Bedford with strong backing for Flaherty of Gloucester, Turtle of Pittsfield, and Harris of East Bridgewater.
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Fall River
Grime
Weeks
John W. Connolly
John T. Coughlin
Edmund Cote
Hugo A. Dubuane
Robert O. Harris
East Bridgewater
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
Willian Turtle
Pittsfield
Charlies A. de Courcy
Lawrence
John Flaherty
Gloucester
James B. Carroll
Springfield
United States
John H Casey
Walter Robinson
Robinson
EB. A. Hitchcock
Chicopee
Thomas W. Kenefick
Palmer
James E. Cotter
Hyde Park
Bram
Bristol Way
Dubuque
Lemuel le Baron Holmes
Milligan
District Court of
New Bedford
T. Phelps
North Adams
John B. Ratigan
Oroeeter
Messrs
Flaherty
Turtle
Harris
Joy Line Maintains Summer Boston New York Fares
The Joy line keeps popular rates at $2 one way or $3 round trip for Boston to New York and return all summer via Providence service. Last Boston departure is 3:42 AM from South Station. Direct service also runs, with a boat leaving Boston on Saturdays. Through rooms and info are at city passenger agent George F. Tilton, 214 Washington Street, Boston.
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Joy Line
Boston
New York
Providence
Bouth Tion
Boston Array
Sobme Giving & Gaylight
Uourday
R. Island Sound
George F. Tilton
Washington Street
Ston
Main
Chandler Thinking Club elects officers for next year
The season closing meeting at the Pope building elected officers for the next club year. Helen Goodwin becomes president, Burlin Game and Adelaide Young are vice presidents, Crosby is secretary, and Burnett is treasurer.
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Chandler Thinking Club
Pope
Helen Goodwin
Burlin
Adelaide Young
Is Crosby
Burnett
Weld Freshmen Beat Newell in Thrilling Charles Regatta
In a fierce spring race on the Charles the Weld Freshmen defeated both Newell eights in all three events. The winning second eight surged ahead in the final 20 strokes to beat the first Newell by a half length while the second Newell trailed by a few feet. Richmond stroked the winning shell as No 7 collapsed for Newell. Time was 10 minutes 8.5 seconds. The crew: Stroke Richmond 7 Bayrs 6 Joy 5 Abbot 4 Hall 8 Bowditch 3 Winsor bow Crocker coxswain Itney.
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Charles
Wray
Richmond
No. 7
Shell
Newell
Vail
Newell Club
Weld
Longwood Bridge
Union Boat House
Bayrs
Joy
Abbot
Hall
Bowditch
Winsor
Bow
Crocker
Itney
Ward Wins Prize Again in Winter Whist Tourney
Harry H. Ward captures first prize for the third time in the season’s play within the local American Whist Club winter tournament.
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Ward
Harry H. Ward
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Cemic Physicians in the Colonial Building Boylston Street announce a limited time offer giving a full month of treatment and all medicines free to any patient starting before May 15. The program aims to show their method for chronic diseases and includes testimonials from J N Rubin and Mrs Maggie Haney praising X-Ray guided evaluation and relief from neuritis eczema and other ailments.
Southern rider Walthour tops 10 mile pace at Cambridge
Bobby Walthour arrived from Atlanta and posted a 10 mile ride near 1 minute 28 seconds per mile at Charles River Park, best yet. Albert Champion also ran 10 miles under 1 minute 30 seconds, shedding his spring lead to the Southerner as Nat Butler and Louis Mettling prepare to challenge him Saturday evening in the 25 mile race. James F. Moran, Chelsea’s pride, gears up for May 30 at Revere against Walthour with rear man D J McCann from Little Rock. Richard F. Kelsey and Frank N. Bemis are reappointed handicappers for District A.
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Bobby
Walthour
Cambridge
Atlanta
Charles River Park
Albert Champion
Champion
Nat Butler
Louis Mettling
Mettling
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Hot Springs
Messrs
Richard F. Kelsey
Frank N. Bemis
National Cycling Association
Batchelder
Board of Control
Bancroft Named Freshmen Crew Coach at Harvard
Bancroft, son of General William A. Bancroft, will coach Harvard freshmen rowing starting today. He will lead the squad through the season until the June race with Yale, having rowed against Yale in three Harvard appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bancroft
Harvard
Crimson
Bancroft
Yale
William A. Bancroft
Why Be Fat Don't Endanger Life By Excess Fat
Guidance warns against excess body fat and overindulgence that can harm health. Emphasizes moderation to protect stomach and overall well being with practical advice framed like a cautionary message.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians in the Colonial building advertise a special offer for new patients. Anyone starting a treatment before May 15 will receive one month of care and medicines at no cost. They promise a free X-Ray examination and a guaranteed cure if the case is curable. Out-of-town patients are urged to travel by train for treatment.
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Boylston Street
Heart Disease Cured Claim by Saugus Woman
Mrs Ella Clifford of 16 Robinson Street Saugus Massachusetts reports long heart trouble and head symptoms improved after treatment by Dr Plunkett. She says her head is better and her heart 100 percent better and expects a complete cure, praising the Osmo Chemic doctors.
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Ella Clifford
Robinson St
Saugus
Mass
Boston Woman Describes Prolonged Visual Trouble
Mrs Maggie Haney of Ma Huntington Avenue Boston Mass says she suffered for some time with a severe visual trouble and a long...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Haney
Huntington , Ave
Boston
Mass
Free X Ray Examinations Provided By Osmo-Chemic Physicians
Osmo-Chemic doctors offer free X ray examinations to determine the exact cad of a patient’s trouble with a comprehensive Ray outfit and special Fluoroscopic attachment. They promise absolute certainty in diagnosing ailments and invite individuals to come for examination at no cost.
Osmo-Chemic Treatment Claims Cure All Diseases
A fragmented health notice asserts tissues consist of minute cells and disease comes from disordered cells. By supplying nutriment to diseased cells, perfect health allegedly returns. The Osmo-Chemic physicians offer a non allopathic, non homeopathic treatment claimed to follow a fixed scientific law.
Permanent Offices of Camo-Chemle Physicians in Boston
The Camo-Chemle physicians maintain permanent offices in Boston with lengthy leases. They boast the largest and most elaborately equipped facility in the country. Their Mr Treatment is claimed to reach every diseased part of the body and invigorate the patient. The inspiratory and hot air treatments are said to heal inflammation and gain endorsement from leading physicians and scientists globally.
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Boston
Those Living At A Distance Descriptions For Health Advice
Persons living at a distance are asked to write describing their symptoms of their case in detail. The Demo-Chemic physicians will curate literature and offer free advice based on the descriptions.
The Osmoc- Chemic System of Medicine Adverts
The Osmo-Chemiс System of Medicine advertises Dr J L Plunkett offering consulting services in Boston Massachusetts with office locations at Colonial Building and 100 Boylston Street. Hours 9 am to noon 2 to 4 pm 7 to 8 pm daily with one day closed.
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M. D
Pemanent
Colonial Building
Boyston St
Boston
Mass
J. L. Plunkett
J. P. Tae
Weetamoc Racing Sloop Builds Break New Ground at South Boston
The Weetamoe a 60 rate racer from George Lawley & Sons South Boston nears completion. Gardner Cox design features long slender ends hollow hull and plate construction with Tobin bronze plating 22 midship frames to curb galvanic action. Lippitt yacht owner Haff to command Captain Haff formerly led Wasp Quisetta crews.
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George Lawley & Sons
Boston
Weetamoe
H. F. Ppitt
Providence
R. I
Gardner & Cox
New York
Harry P. Haff
Lippitt
Helpern Beats Veteran Norrington In City Checker Match
Helpern a 15 year old pupil from Brimmer School stunned top players by defeating S. D. Norrington of Chelsea in an exhibition at Wells Memorial Hall. A rising talent, Helpern started playing last September and lives at 45 Lagrange Street.
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Helpern
Norrington
S. D. Norrington
Chelsea
Wells Memorial Hall
Brimmer School
Lagrange Street
Bates May Open Ball Game
Lieutenant Governor Bates will throw out the first ball to open the American League season at Huntington avenue grounds tomorrow afternoon. State Senator Mike Sullivan hoped Governor Crane would attend but could not. Legislature members have been invited and Treasurer Gavin expects broad attendance by the club.
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Mike” Sullivan
Bates
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Sullivan
Crane
Gavin
Britons After Trophy II Challenge For Davis Cup
Secretary Palmer RE Presbrey of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association announced a cable challenge from Secretary Newburn of the English Lawn Tennis Association on behalf of Great Britain for an international Davis challenge trophy contest. The trophy was defended by Whitman, Davis and Ward in August 1900 at Longwood Cricket Club, Boston, against Gore, Black and Barrett for Britain. it has since been held by the US association.
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Palmer RE. Presbrey
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Newburn
English Lawn Tennis Association
Great Britain
Messrs
Whitman
Davis
Ward
Gore, Black and Barrett
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Eastern League opens with four matchups today
The season starts with Toronto at Buffalo, Montreal at Rochester, Newark at Worcester, and Jersey City at Providence. Thomas B. Kelley of Brockton is among the appointed umpires for the opening day games.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Newark
Worcester
Jersey City
Providence
Thomas B. Kelley
Brockton
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Real Health Cure
Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, strengthens the system, and offers lasting cures for fatigue and humors. Describes superior effectiveness vs other medicines, asserting substantial health restoration at low cost and promising a cure.
Deaths in Mattapan and Quincy Notice of Funerals
Death notices from Mattapan report the death of Joseph B Randolph aged 5 at the end of April with a funeral on May 1 at 1 pm behind 800 Norfolk Street Mattapan relatives and friends are invited. In Quincy Mary Trude Cantfill nee Powers wife of J M Cantfill aged 24 is mourned with a funeral at Saint Ny Relatives invited to attend with further notices.
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Broad
Mattapan
Joseph B . Randolph
Norfolk Street
Quincy
Mary Trude Cantfill
Powers
J M. Cantal
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