Van Camp Packing ad promotes pasteurized condensed milk
An advertising copy explains Van Camp’s milk as rich pasteurized milk with two thirds water removed, offering cream for coffee and cereals, and milk for drinking, with no sugar, starch, or preservatives. It stresses sterilization, no germs, long shelf life, and invites readers to request a free cookbook from Van Camp Packing Co of Indianapolis.
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van Camp
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
New Haven Beaten in Merger Decision
The Supreme Court holds that a Connecticut based railroad merger did not grant the consolidated entity implied rights to operate in Massachusetts. The decision affirms continued state control over franchises and indicates the defendant directly or indirectly holds stock and guarantees bonds of related street railway companies, subject to injunction.
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Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Consolidated Railway Company
Springfield Street Railway Company
Worcester & Webster Street Railway Company
Webster & Dudley Street Railway Company
Mellen
Harmer
New England Investment & Security Company
Springfield
New York
Harmony Martin and Stimson Join Democratic Ticket
The passage notes Harmony Martin as governor candidate and Frederic J. Stimson for lieutenant governor with Daniel F. Doherty also named. It references approval from ex Mayors Fitzgerald and Joseph Lomasney and from Ward 8 czar, within a Democratic state context.
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Frederic J. Stimson
Dedham
Daniel F. Doherty
Westfield
Fitzgerald
Joseph Lomasney
Ward 8
Democratic State convention and Lomasney leadership
Martin Lomasney emerges as key architect of the Democratic State convention, shaping the Bryan slate and harmony strategy. Moran, Doherty, Coughlin, and Williams are discussed as potential or supported figures, while Moran’s health sidelines his candidacy. Lomasney plans a Denver trip to coordinate state leadership.
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Independence League
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Richard J. Talbot
Springfield
Thomas L. Hisgen
Moran
Hisgen
Hearst
Bryan
Martin M. Lomasney
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
McNary
George Fred Williams
Williams
Doherty
Coughlin
Harmony
Back Bay
Lomasneys
John B. Moran
Joseph P. Lomasney
Denver
Sold Out to Raymond Boots and Shoes Stock Sale
Two complete stocks of boots and shoes, including misses and children’s, from Beverly Massachusetts and men’s footwear stock from a Haverhill manufacturer. About 3729 pairs of men’s goods in black tan and Russian calf. All on sale now with 33 1 3 to 50 percent savings. More bargain counters across all merchandise.
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D. Jd. Hassett
Beverly
Mass
Haverhill
New Haven Considers Paths After Massachusetts Court Ruling
A New Haven railroad official says the Massachusetts Supreme Court decision opens options for the New Haven company. It could accept the ruling, appeal on constitutional grounds, seek a modified holding device, or lobby for a legislative hearing. The ruling could impact 16 trolley holdings in Massachusetts and the company’s financial plans.
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New Haven
New Haven Railroad Company
Massachusetts Supreme Court
New Haven Company
Massachusetts Trolley
United States
Springfield Street Railway
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Haven Corporation
Mellen Bray Dies Noted Newton Inventor and Real Estate Holder
Newton observes the death of Mellen Bray at 78 Institution Avenue at 6 30 pm. He was 79, a prominent citizen, inventor, and large real estate owner born January 12 1829 in Turner Maine. Bray served as manager of the Tubular Stud River Company of Wollaston and left a widow two sons and a daughter. He donated the Newton Hospital Founders Building, completed recently at a cost of 50000 dollars.
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Newton
Bray
Newton Hospital
Taft Indorsed by Students in Mock Republican Convention
Boston College students held a mock Republican national convention under the Fulton Debating Club. Taft delegates led by Edward D. O'Brien beat Hughes supporters led by John J. McMahon after two ballots. Governor Guild defeated Knox and La Follette for the presidency and Cannon and Fairbanks were also nominated amid strong Uncle Joe support.
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Taft
Hughes
Edward D. O’brien
John J. McMahon
Boston College
Fulton Debating Club
Guild
Knox
Joe
Felow
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van Camp’s
Stimson
Iy Democrats
Martin
Vahey
Fall River
John R. Thayer
Tl Am
Brandeis
Raymond
Yours Truly
Washington &T
Hawley St
Mellen Bray
Holmes-Luce & Co
Boston’s Credit
Mome Furnishing Headquarters
Adams Square
Washington
House
Canandaigua Lake
Rochester
N. Y
May
Byron McMasters
James DuBois, Jr
Jeecham
Beecham
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