Free consult with Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
Dr Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street offers free consultation and examination for all patients. The advertisement lists vast cure tallies across many diseases, claims free medicines during treatment, and urges immediate visits for both general and private conditions with specific hours for men.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
O Bright
Blaze at Friend Street destroys Cutter Parker mill
A five story brick building at 234 Friend Street housing Cutter Parker woodworking suffers heavy losses after a top floor blaze started among shavings. A 14 year old James Hanlon pressed the box alarm. The Roberts estate owns the building. Damage totals about 14 000 with full insurance.
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Friend Street
Cutter & Parker
James Hanlon
8 Chapel Lace
Roberts Estate
Massapequa and Menantic Seek American Register for Aid Voyage
Hogan & Sons of New York seek American flag registration for their steamers Massapequa and Menantic, 1934 tons each, to aid famine relief in India as Congress pushes to charter a government vessel. The piece also notes harbor operations, towing actions, buoys drift, and weekly trade totals.
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Treasury Department
Hogan & Sons
New York
Massapequa
Menantic
India
Congress
Secretary Long
Oscar Healey
Curlew
Bert Baker
Atlas
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Portland
Helen H. Benedict
Kennebec River
Washington
D. C
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Santuit
Bernard
Philadelphia
Smith
Orion
Newport News
Nantucket
Cunard
Carinthia
Liverpool
Boston Light
Woodbury Facial Soap Ad Promises Clear Skin
A vintage Boston advertisement touts Woodbury’s Facial Soap to eradicate blemishes and smooth the complexion. It also promotes Woodbury’s Facial Cream for various skin areas with a 10 cent sample offer from Woodbury, Dermatologist, 11 Winter Street, Boston.
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Woodbury
Winter St
Boston
Trusts Debate Fails to Spur House Recess Inquiry
Massachusetts House debates a Keenan bid for a trusts investigation but rejects the motion after long discussion. Bills on metropolitan affairs and the L street railway project face amendments and expected vetoes, while other measures including reformatories funding and liquor sale bans are handled.
Trusts Debate Probes House Action on Investigating Committee
Lawmakers spar over Keenan proposed investigation into trusts with the Senate defeating a joint order. Supporters cite dangers to public life and high profits of Standard Oil while opponents warn against recess committees and call for concrete action. The discussion shifts to reducing committee size and pursuing facts on gas company capitalization.
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House
Keenan
Senate
T. F. Keenan
Waterman
Wakefield
Aladdin
Standard Oil Company
Beede
Lynn
Jones
Melrose
George
Haverhill
Washburn
Worcester
Pierce
Milton
Order
Hayes
Lowell
Crawford
Watertown
Boston Gas Companies
Elevated road reports and dissenters named in city committees
The report on elevated roads was filed by Brown of Everett and Jones of Melrose for street railways and metropolitan affairs. Morgan syndicate report shows three dissenters Waterman Wakefield Emerson Stalker Boston. Boynton bicycle road bill reported with no dissenters. dissenters later named as McCarthy Boston and Brown Everett.
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Thomas F. Keenan
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Keenan
Metropolitan Affairs
Street Railways
Boston and
Boynton
Boston
Post
St. Jean Baptiste Society of
West Boylston
Metropolitan
Messrs. Brown
Everett
Jones
Melrose
Morgan Syndicate
Messrs.Waterman
Wakefield
Emerson and Stalker
Mr. Mead
Lexington
Mack
Mr. McCarthy
Clerk Kimball
Messrs. McCarthy
Brown
Boston Street Rail Favorable Report on Subway Lease Termination
The committees on metropolitan affairs and street railways reported reference to the next General Court on the petition of James E Hayes that Boston may purchase the plant of any street railway operating its cars in said city when the lease of the subway to the West End Street Railway Company shall have expired.
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Committees On Metropolitan Affairs and Street Railways
General Court
James E. Hayes
Boston
West End Street Railway Company
Adulterated Liquors Bill Rejected After Heated Debate
Watertown’s Mr Crawford backed a bill to curb adulterated liquor arguing for commercial honesty. Apothecaries opposed, claiming they mix prescriptions. Boston figures and Fall River’s Donahue blamed a chemist. Keenan of Boston said the measure aimed at knock out drops. United States officers conducted analyses. By 91 to 31 the committee’s adverse report was adopted and the bill rejected.
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Crawford
Watertown
T. F. Keenan
Boston
Boston Liquor Dealers’ Association
Donahue
Fall River
United States
Senate Rejects Bill Requiring Railways to Pay Grade Crossing Costs
Lawmakers debated a measure forcing street railways to cover 15 percent of grade crossing elimination costs. Opponents called it unfair to electric roads, while the Railroad Commission urged fairness. The bill was unanimously rejected, and a related measure to let railways acquire land to shorten routes or remove grade crossings also failed.
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Messrs. Farley
Franklin
Bradford
Hampden
Gauss
Essex
Putnam
Middlesex
Senate
Irwin
Railroad Commission
Law bill to abolish jury terms of the Supreme Judicial Court debated
In the House Mills of Newburyport protested representing local lawyers against the bill. Myers of Cambridge ridiculed objections as imagination. Proponents said the measure aids lawyers and speeds trials. Post of Lenox opposed as harming smaller counties. No vote recorded.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Mills
Newburyport
Myers
Cambridge
Parsons
Greenfield
Supreme Court
Post
Lenox
West Boylston Bill Allows Societe St. Jean Baptiste Suit
A brief debate over a bill to grant Societe St. Jean Baptiste in West Boylston permission to sue for damages related to the metropolitan water system. The measure was approved to be engrossed.
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Societe St. Jean Baptiste
West Boylston
Astor's Nineteen Ton Redwood Table Heads for England
A seventeen ton redwood table cut from a California log will travel to England as evidence in William Waldorf Astor's wager. The cross section measures 14 feet 4 inches in diameter and the table will seat forty guests at a California dinner. It was shipped aboard the Maria Hackfield from San Francisco and nearly fills the ship's hatchway during unloading.
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William Waldorf Astor
California
England
Market Rallies on Pacifist McKinney Message
The May 17 market note explains a dull but strong close after President McKinney’s message eased shorts into covering. Copper demand rises as U S imports and exports shift, with Calumet & Hecla and Montana stock movements noted. Osceola Mining eyes a July strike on the Calumet conglomerate as traders eye future plays.
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McKinney
Shorts
London
Chili
Calumet & Hecla
Lewissohn Bros
Boston
Cuba
New York
Boston News Bureau
Tom Lawson
Messrs
Boston & Montana
Montana
Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co
Merced
Sears
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Osceola Mining Company
Calumet
Osceola
Pinkham
Multiple Civil Cases Listed In Middlesex Superior Court
A long docket of civil actions is presented for Middlesex Superior Court Lowell with numerous case numbers and parties, including 8874-21k vs Freedman and 6244-McCarthy vs Boston, among many others. The document notes trial settings across jury sessions and a divorce list, with at least one contract action on trial and representation by Burke Marshall & Corbett for the plaintiff and John C. Sanborn for the defendant.
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Freedman
McCarthy
Boston
Fellows
West End
Sanborn
French
Meehan
Udovin
Same
Foster
Maine
R. R
Barnes
Platt
Gunn
N. Y
N. BH
H. RB. B
Ballance
Olsen
N. H
Richardson Shoes Ac. Ins. Co
Finn
Berman
Scott
Sawyer
Lynn
Dustin
Peabody
Liverpool
Leonard
Boston & Albany
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Sullivan
Cook
Taylor
Stewart
Hutchinson
McKenna
Sirk
Goldsmith
Murray
Ayer
Feyler
Eagle Mut
F. Ins. Co
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Cowlings
Nawn
Parke
Macdonald
Conly
Reynolds
Johanson
Auto
Thurston
Newhall
Burnstein
Perkins
Chanin
Mandelsweit
Boston Plate & W. Glass Co
Park
Butterman
Elliot
Jennings
Union Pub. Co
L’. Knight Son Corp
Farrington
Vanerin
Carroll
Smith
D’este Seeley Co
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Bartlett
Ward
Pontone
Merrick
Foote
Hinds
Rosenthal
Anthoine
August
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Fenno
Corrigan
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Stayner
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Romano
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Stetson
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Hammond H
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Levin
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Hanson
Whitney
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Monk
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Kuebler
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Yates
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Gluck
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Wall
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Ross
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Mizelle
Lizzie B. Ve. Lee
Rution
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Legee
Lydia J
Apt. Sam’s
Lougee
George A
Mary W
Superior Court
Middlesex
Lowell
Richardson
Charles H. Hanson
George P. Frame
Burke, Marshall & Corbett
John C. Sanborn
Mathey-Caylus
Clin & CO
Paris
WRECK OF DORIS IN FOG NEAR PORT JOLI
In Halifax May 17 a dense fogset saw the Lunenburg brig Doris wreck on rocks at Port Joli head Queen's county while en route from Turks Island with salt. The life saving crew lowered a line and rescued the entire crew after two hours of peril as the ship broke apart in heavy seas.
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Halifax
N. S
Lunenburg
Doris
Turks Island
Port Jolihead
Queen’s County
Port Joli
Sentences Meted in Superior Court for Non-Support and Larceny
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Hardy jailed William Critch, trainer of Eddie A. McDuffee, eight months in the House of Correction for non support. Albert Linskey, found guilty of larceny, was sentenced to five to four years in the State Prison for robbery and bigamy linked acts. Dominico Cetti received five to four years in State Prison for criminal assault.
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Superior Criminal Court
Hardy
William Critch
Eddie A. McDuffee
House of Correction
Albert Linskey
Rosenberg
New York
Dominico Cetti
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