Remarkable week boosts Prof George vital massage cures
Public demonstrations of the vital massage treatment by Prof. J. M. George at 18 Huntington Ave Boston report the strongest cure week yet with more patients beginning treatment. Testimonials from patients in Boston and Mexico claim recovery from kidney and lung troubles eye and ear issues and general ill health. Prof George offers free consultation and promises cures without medicines.
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J. M. George
Huntington Ave
Prof. George
Prof
George
Bright
M. George
Boston
Mass
Mexico
George. Gonzer
Tford
Paries St. Vidence
Rae
Dartmouth St
H. J. McAden
Fire Rages Through New Milford Center May 5
A large blaze in New Milford, Conn., damaged the telephone office, New Milford House, New England House and stables, with several stores burned. Bank street and Railroad avenue were affected as the Savings Bank building burned, and the railroad station faced danger while an aid train from Danbury was expected.
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Danbury
Conn
New Milford
New Milford House
New England House
Bank Street
Railroad Avenue
Savings Bank
National Bank
Wall Talks to Printers on Unionizing Boston Photo Engraving
Charles H. Wall of New York addressed the Allied Printing Trades Council urging unionization of Boston photo engraving plants. The council adopted a resolution rejecting the union label on material produced by nonmembers of the represented international unions. Wall plans to depart for New York today.
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Allied Printing Trades Council
Charles 8. Wall
New York
International Typographical Union
Boston
Wall
Bakers Unions Vote Actions Over Wyman’s Dewey Street
Bakers' unions met yesterday and voted to take active measures against Wyman's establishment on Dewey senate. A new ceetos was formed in New Bedford by August Gronan, state organizer, with 60 members. Another union is to be organized in Lawrence on Saturday.
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Bakers
Wyman
Dewey Senate
Ceetos
New Bedford
August Gronan
Lawrence
Unions Impose Fines For Patronizing Non-Union Saloons
Local No 4 International Portable Steam Engineers and Local No 74 Coal Hoistin Engineers voted a 10 dollar fine against members who patronize non union saloons with a second offence risking expulsion. Sympathy and support were pledged to striking fore workers. Horseshoers Union No 5 vowed moral and financial backing to a striking brewery workers group.
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International Portable Steam Engineers
Coal Hoistin Engineers
Horseshoers
Gray DePenge Restes Fel Case Cambridge Hearing Ends
The Cambridge Aldermen adjourned to hear arguments next Monday after a closing day featuring testimony on missing plans and Gray's repeated arrivals at the Washington School site. Gray and his son Frank Cleghorn testified on piping, while experts from slate, plumbing, and architecture praised the project despite questions about plans and the desk lock at Gray’s office.
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Gray
Cambridge
Frank Cleghorn
Boston
Washington School
William Bray
East Bangor Consolidated Slate Company
Ernest W. Clark
Clarence H. Blackall
Arthur J. O'Neill
Fogerty
William H. Gray
Chamlin
Pogerty
Alderman Davis
James Murray
Lice Department
General Champlin
Murray
Superintendent of
Sinfonia Annual Banquet With Notable Toasts
The Alpha Chapter of the Sinfonia Fraternity of America held its second annual banquet at the Hotel Nottingham with Henry M. Hall as presiding officer and toastmaster. Prominent toasts were given by Ossian FE Mills Ralph Howard Pendleton Percy Jewett Burrell F Leslie Stone and George Co Willamse. A Sinfonia chorus and minstrel echoes entertained guests. A list of attendees includes Eben D Jordan George Chadwick H J F In Stone R H Pendleton Lou Elson C A White J Albert Jeffrey George Proctor Felix Winternitz U S Converse and many others.
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Alpha Chapter
Sinferia Fraternity of America
Nottingham
Henry M. Hall
Ossian Fe,mills
Ralph Howard Pendleton
Percy Jewett Burrell
F. Leslie Stone
George Co. Willamse
Eben D. Jordan
Frank W. Hale
Louis €. Elson
George W. Chadwick
Brothers Jones
Stephens
Murphy
Sinfonia
Bates
Myers
Eben
Jordan
As . Chadwick
George
Quilame
Ag W. Hale
O. E. Mills
Stone
Percy Burrell
R. H. Pendleton Lou
George P. Charterly
Georg Yates Kells
Slisha Perry
Henry A. Slakin
Eugene ‘Sruenberg
Clarence B. Shirley
Henry M. Dunham
Wilder
F. F. Lincoln
H. M. Redman
Edwin Klahre
EK. D. Hale
Samuel W. Cole
Ralph J. Flanders
D. C. Faust
W. F. Sackett
D. W
Nickerson Addresses Massachusetts Democracy Crisis
Philip T. Nickerson issues an address to the Democracy of Massachusetts warning that renewed activity by leaders who deserted the party in the last two campaigns is ominous. He frames the Bradford movement as a genuine political belief in modern Democracy with broad support demanding attention to candidates and platform.
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Philip T. Nickerson
Democracy of
Massachusetts
Bradford
Honest Friend Clears Family Troubles With Postum
An Iowa Park Texas family credits Postum Food Coffee with improving health after quitting coffee. The mother describes relief from rheumatism and heart flutter, improved energy in children, and a healthier baby, with all five members benefiting and urging others to switch. The notice is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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Iowa Park
Texas
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Three Stocks Fail On Market Opening In New York
On May 5 three stock exchange firms Offenbach & Moore Henry Bros. & Co and Lockwood Hurd Co announced suspension at opening. Joint liabilities estimated between 2 and 5 million dollars. Two insolvent firms hope to settle and resume. Market fell sharply then steadied with rumors of further failures and prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Offenbach & Moore
Henry Bros. & Co
Lockwood, Hurd & Co
Webb-Meyer Securities
Rutland Railroad Preferred
St Lawrence &Adirondack
The
Dominion Securities
Hackensack Meadows
North American Lumber
Pulp and Storage Power
Brooks Adams Urges Boston Museum Library Merge
The Hon. Brooks Adams urged combining Boston art museums and libraries into a unified system modeled after industrial trusts. He argued for centralized supervision, fewer duplications, and Boston becoming a premier educational center alongside Berlin and Paris, criticizing Harvard MIT competition and advocating specialization in teaching.
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Brooks Adams
Boston
Brooks. Adams
Public Library
Cambridge
Harvard
Berlin
Paris
Lawrence Scientific School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
West
Harvard University
Harvard Students Arrested for Stealing a Roaster
John Sweeney, selling frankfurts at Charles and Cambridge streets, had his roaster stolen by two youths, Joseph H. Goodrich and Fred Landry, both arrested by Division 8 officers. The $10 roaster was recovered and Sweeney continued selling to passersby.
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Harvard
A. Frankfurt
John Sweeney
Charles
Cambridge
Sweeney
Joseph H. Goodrich
Fred Landry
Cicero
Virgil
Division 8
Cambridge Street
Revere Citizens Score Officials At Town Meeting
At Revere Town Hall a lively adjourned meeting debated a $2000 Board of Health appropriation and a proposal to assign amusement license revenues to the police. Speakers clashed, an investigation motion failed, and the board’s funding was approved. The session adjourned after a vote to postpone other warrant articles.
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Revere
Board of Health
Police Department
Murphy
Sackett
Benjamin B. Downe
DeButts
Board of Selectmen
William H. Colcord
Waldren Arrested in Suffolk Brewery Clash
Police in Division 12 South Boston arrested Hubert H. Waldren of 592 East Fifth Street on a warrant for stabbing James Perry during last Friday's fight between brewery workers and strikers at Suffolk brewery. Perry and six witnesses identified Waldren. Perry suffered a 12 inch cut in the back and a cut under the right armpit.
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Division 12
South Boston
James Perry
Suffolk
Hubert H. Waldren
Fast Fifth Street
Perry
Fiske Warren Wins $30 447 92 Verdict Against Railroad
Fisker Warren was awarded 30447.92 by a jury in the Superior Court before Judge Pierce. The suit against the Boston and Providence Railroad arose from the taking of 4803 square feet and a building behind Buckingham street near Dartmouth street for the Back Bay station. The court commissioners had set 26368 including interest, and Warren rejected that figure leading to a jury trial.
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Fisker Warren
Pierce
Boston & Providence Railroad Company
Mr. Warren
Buckingham’ Street
Dartmouth Street
Back Bay
Harvard Varsity Crew Suffers Injury Disruption
Captain Bullard of Harvard's varsity crew sprained his ankle yesterday and will be unable to row for several days. Colby has taken his place, being succeeded in turn by Lloyd. The crew did two hard miles yesterday afternoon, then rowed from the Union boat house to the Longwood bridge.
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Bullard
Harvard
Colby
Lloyd
Varsity
Union Boat House
Longwood Bridge
Mine Workers Chief Reports Possible Rail Concession
New York May 6 It was reported that President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers has been notified that President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad made concessions. Mitchell will submit these to the executive committee of 28 which will vote on the strike in Scranton Wednesday and may decide to accept and vote against the strike.
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New York
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Executive Committee
Scranton
Tucker's Nomination Deferred for Police Chief
Aldermen postponed action on Sergeant Tucker for Chief of Police until the next meeting. City Hall swarmed with supporters of incumbent Edward F. Pendergast who urged the board to deny the mayor's choice.
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Wyrrett
Sergeant Tucker
Edward F. Pendergast
Ezra Fisher Commits Suicide in Bangor Police Cell
Ezra Fisher aged 35, held on charge of stealing hens, hanged himself in a Bangor police cell this afternoon. He used a belt fastened to an iron bar above the door. The death occurred in Bangor Maine on May 5.
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Bangor
Ezra Fisher
Robbery at Tremont Street Home by Three Strangers
Albert Wickenhagen awoke midnight to three young men in his room at 762 Tremont Street who demanded money. They threw him down, stole his silver watch and chain and $14, then left with one taking a coat from the hallway. Police note three youths sought a young man named Gardner but offer no thief description.
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Albert Wickenhagen
Tremont Street
F. Tribou
Gardner
Heers's Annual Benefit at Turn Hall Exercise Show
A large audience attended the Heerss annual benefit for Ernest Heers gym teacher of the Turn Hall Society. The program featured apparatus work and fancy exercises set to an orchestra led by Mr. Ritschel. The Indian club roundel by the associate ladies and members drew praise before dancing followed.
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Ernest Heers
Turn Hall
Ritschel
Ephouse
Indian Club
Royal Blue Line Tours Draw Big Interest Across Cities
Thousands of travelers on the Royal Blue Line tours express satisfaction and eagerness to return. The season’s final Boston departure is Friday May 9 with New York May 10, pricing 27 dollars from Boston and 18 dollars from New York, covering five days including meals and visits to Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. Memorial Day in Washington features a visit to Arlington National Cemetery and the National Cemetery with a guide from the N E A.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
New York
Poard
Washington
Philadelphia
Ee York
Arlington
The
National Cemetery
As N A Oo
Josep Ag
Unknown man found on Charter Street dies at hospital
An unidentified man, about 48, found in a doorway on Charter Street Sunday, died of a brain concussion at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday afternoon. He was 5 feet 8 inches, 170 pounds, light complexion, with a mustache, wearing a blue serge suit, brown shirt, blue drawers, and two pairs of socks. Authorities seek his relatives.
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Charter Street
Mssachusetts General Hospital
Young Man William Murphy Charged In East Boston Court
William Murphy about 19 faced East Boston Court yesterday on a assault and battery charge. The incident on April 27 involved him accosting a well known woman, seizing her, and kissing her. He was found guilty and fined a sum imposed.
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William Murphy
East Boston
Murphy
Emsher
Democrats Begin Assessing Boom for Governor Campaign
Senator W T A Fitzgerald opened a city wide drive to build a large Democratic majority for the gubernatorial nominee. In Charlestown wards 4 8 and 5 crowds filled meetings as assessors urged voters to register and naturalize. Fitzgerald predicted a city majority near 15000 with strong, organized efforts across wards and neighboring East Boston South Boston and Ward groups.
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Collins
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Charlestown
James Donovan
W. McNary
South
Boston
Fitzgerald
Ward 4
Democratic Club
Main Street
O’brien
Ward 8
Jackson Club
Bunker Hill Street
David B. Shaw
Messrs
McNary
South Boston
Post
Beef Shipments Drop Across City Market
A sharp decline in beef shipments to the city occurred in the last days of the week with only 12 carloads arriving. For the week ending May 18 shipments totaled 138 cars, down from 146 last year, while the week ending April 26 had 149 cars, down from 154. Last week brought 127 cars versus 154 a year ago. Dealers report ample meat in Boston and attribute the drop to weaker demand as consumption runs about 70 percent of six to eight weeks ago. Prices fell on choice cuts, with sirloin down to 16 cents a pound. rib roast also eased. Rueno steak held, corned beef and cheaper cuts stayed near, and many dealers expect a pickup next week. A prominent wholesaler noted curtailment was driven by lack of demand, asserting sufficient supply to meet current demand and improved business overall.
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Boston
J. J. Donnelly
Mrs Crowders Removed From Hotel Wood to Hospital
Mrs Jennie Crowders of 63 Dracut Street Ashmont was removed from the Hotel Wood by Division 5 officers to the hospital suffering from hemorrhages after a sudden attack of weakness while shopping. A maid reported her condition and Dr Groll ordered her removal.
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Jennie Crowders
Dracut Street
Ashmont
Woodcock
Divison 5
Groll
9th Artillery Pulls Up Short In Candle Pin Showdown
The 9th Artillery team won two games from Dorchester to exit the race for second in the Massachusetts Amateur Candle Pin Bowling League. Dorchester led early but fell back as the home team took the next two games. Hearding led with 271 total, while Doten posted the high single of 100. The score:
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Dorchester
9Th Artillery
Massachusetts
Battery
Dudley
Hearding
Doten
Carruth’s Alleys
Barbers
Conley
Six Rounds To A Draw At Bowdoin Square A C
The Bowdoin Square A. C. held a full attendance weekly meeting with a rare level programme. Paddy McKenna beat George Dart in five rounds. Clougherty beat Clancy in four rounds. Jason injured and retired in the first round. Briggs and Snyder drew after six rounds. Gardner and Sullivan drew in the star six round bout. Referee Joe Summings and Danny Murphy officiated. EB. H. BEN'TON.
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Bowdoin Square A. C
Paddy McKenna
North End
George Dart
West End
McKenna
Martin Clougherty
Boston
Barney Clancy
Clougherty
Paca
Young Atkins
Phil Jason
Jason
James Briggs
Chelsea
Dan Snyder
Charlestown
Billy Gardner
Lowell
Mike Sullivan
Cambridge
Joe Summings
Danny Murphy
EB. H. Ben’ton
Lajoie Decision Reserved in Philadelphia May 6
A Philadelphia court reserved decision on a petition by the American League to allow players Lajoie Fraser and Bernhard, recently enjoined from playing, to continue their careers under the league pending appeal to the Supreme Court. The Philadelphia National League opposed the request as plaintiff in the original suits. The court took the papers in the case.
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Philadelphia
Penn
American Baseball League
Lajoie
Fraser
Bernhard
American League
Supreme Court
Philadelphia National League
Harvard Handball Tourney Finishes This Afternoon
The final match features D. R. Radovsky versus A. F. Hinkesles at Harvard this afternoon. Harvard second team faces Roxbury Latin School on Soldiers Field with a local schedule of events.
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Harvard
D. R. Radovsky
A. F. Hinkesles
Roxbury Latin School
Soldies
Harvard interclass boat race set for May 14
The Harvard interclass boat race will be held Wednesday May 14 with two races planned for first crews and for second versus third crews. If a race for fourth or fifth crews occurs it will be scheduled later.
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Harvard
Catholic Leader Minahan to Leave Boston Tonight
The Hon. T. B. Minahan of Ohio, president of the American Federation of Catholic Societies, will depart Boston tonight after visiting Archbishop Williams at the Cathedral and Bishop By. He will be hosted at a 2 o’clock reception and plans to promote federation expansion in Massachusetts and New York.
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T. B. Minahan
Ohio
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Boston
Minahan
Catholic Societies of
Massachusetts
John J. Williams
Mr. Minahan
New York
Near
Futre
Germantown Robbery Makes No New Developments
No developments yesterday in the Germantown robbery case. Police have not apprehended any suspects, nor found any trace of the perpetrators. No gunshot victims were reported at any hospital in Boston.
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Germantown
Robers
Howepital
Boston
How to Paint a House Cheap and Lasting Carrara Paint
A historic advert explains Carrara Paint as a durable, non fading solution for houses, barns, and fences. It highlights long-lasting coverage, resistance to cracking and peeling, and a nationwide client list including Waldorf Astoria and Field Museum. Free 50 sample colors offered with a guaranteed warranty from Carrara Paint Agency in Ohio.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Pennsylvania
R. A. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Chicago Telephone Co
Central Union Telephone Co
Field Museum
Chicago
Kenwood Club
Cincinnati Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Carrara Paint Agency
Carrara Works
Barberton
Ohio
Gasell Faces Clemency Plea In Narrow Trial Edge
Gar N. Gassell pleads for mercy as his trial concludes. He claims bias and perjury by Commonwealth witnesses and accuses the district attorney and his counsel of suppressing letters between Mrs. Lane and the prisoner. He appeals to the court to avoid a hidden death in a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Court Upholds Cassels Sentence In Cold Case Raid
Judge Hopkins reviews the case and confirms the jury finding as Cassels faces sentence. Cassels, enraged, curses the bench and those involved, jerks free, and is dragged away amid officers restraining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cassels
Hopkins
Baptist Social Union Meets in Tremont Temple
The Boston Baptist Social Union gathered last evening in Tremont Temple with faculty and the Newton Theological Institution graduating class as guests. A 4:30 reception preceded dinner in Lorimer Hall. William A. Monroe spoke for the trustees, Arthur Crawley Archibald for the graduates, and President Nathan E. Wood for the faculty. Leach presided. Wood urged a scholarly education to produce preachers and authors, noting few Baptist authors overall.
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Boston Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Newton Theological Institution
Lorimer Hall
William A. Monroe
Arthur Crawley Archibald
Nathan E. Wood
D. D
Henry C. Leach
Salem
Wood
Hammond Wins 10 Mile Walk Amid Protest at Nort Street
Salem on May 5 hosted a tightly fought 10 mile walking match between Frank Hammond and Die Roberts, both locals. Hammond finished first by 1 lap in 1 hour 45 minutes 7 seconds, while Roberts protested the result at the close.
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Salem
Nort Street
Frank Hammond
Die Roberts
Hammond
Roberts
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