Safe Cure advertised as diabetes and kidney remedy
A testimonial touts Warner's Safe Cure for diabetes and kidney troubles, claiming rapid relief after ten days and full recovery in three and a half months. It urges readers to buy 50c or $1 bottles, cites doctor and hospital use, offers a home test, and warns against rival products while promoting related pills.
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Warner
James Howard
South Peoria St
Chicago
Ill
Mr. Howard
Bright
Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Lyman Comments On Strike Impact And Mill Locations
Lyman says unrest may shift mills toward supply sources and possibly move operations abroad. He notes New England industries may stay intact if conditions settle and estimates weekly wage losses around 150000 dollars per mill. He expects new mills to replace idle ones and a westward and southern shift in mill property.
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Lowell
New England
Lyman
Lowell Mill
Cambridge Overseers of the Poor Chair to resign
Mr. Esterbrook of the Cambridge overseers of the poor will resign his position on June 1. A board meeting held behind closed doors yesterday approved his action.
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Esterbrook
Cambridge Overseers of the
Sesterbrook
Doctor touts Grape-Nuts as cure in family tests
A Kansas doctor reports his four year old son improved quickly on Grape-Nuts gaining eight pounds in a month. An elderly patient with stomach troubles also recovered after two to three weeks on the cereal with milk and a hint of sugar, later adding rice or egg. The doctor promises to provide his name to Postum Company on request.
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Kansas
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Lowell Strike Fallout and Exile of Textile Workers
Frederick Dupont reports 4000 operatives have left Lowell since the strike while strike leaders claim living costs here are not higher than other textile towns. Many artisans relocate to cotton centers or Canada as agents anticipate mills reopening June 1 to test union resolve and recall workers.
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Lowell
Frederick Dupont
Canada
Boston
White Dental
Washington St
R. H. White Co
Pelaphone
Oxford
Vacation schools urged in Cambridge hearings
Cambridge officials and petitioners pressed for continuing the vacation schools at a joint hearing of the Cambridge Board of Aldermen and the Common Council. Mayor McNamee vetoed the $2000 budget appropriation. Speakers cited benefits for children and reduced summer trouble, while opposition argued the funds would exclude many. No action was taken.
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Charles Almy
Dean George Hodges
John Graham Brooks
Edwin H. Abbott
Adams
Cambridge
Brooks
New York
Chicago
Almy
Boston
Charles Thurston
Constitution Damaged While Docked in City Island
The yacht Constitution was damaged while being hauled out at Jacob's yard City Island. Cradle props failed causing the hull to strike and keel to sink into mud. August Belmont delayed entry from Glen Cove races and arranged dry docking at Morse Iron Works Brooklyn for repairs likely keeping her out about a week.
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New York
Jacob's Yard
City Island
Glen Cove
New London
August Belmont
Constitution
Reliance
Columbia
Morse Iron Works
Brooklyn
Cavalryman Ballon Holds Back Insurgent Rush in Mindanao
Manila May 19 William Ballon formerly a private in the Fifteenth Cavalry is named as the cavalryman who alone checked the second insurgent rush at Suclatan Mindanao May 15 and defended the American dead and wounded until relieved Captain Overton of the Fifteenth Cavalry and Private Harry Noyes were killed by 50 insurgent prisoners they guarded Private Harlow was wounded The loss also includes Lieutenant Walder who was killed after being reported missing in Cebu Two constabulary privates were killed and three captured two of the prisoners were murdered and one escaped
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Manila
William Ballon
Fifteenth Cavalry
Sucatan
Island of Mindanao
Suclatan
Overton
Harry Noyes
Harlow
Walder
Constabulary
Cebu
Leutenant
Unitarian Welcome Longtime Leader at Tre mont Temple
Hon John D Long former Navy secretary and Unitarian Association president attended a Unitarian business meeting at Tremont Temple amid applause. Officers were elected including Samuel A Eliot as president and Charles E St John as secretary. Speaker Rev James H Ecob urged federating churches and criticized sectarian divides in Protestantism.
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Tremont Temple
John D. Long
Navy
American Unitarian Association
Samuel A. Eliot
D. D
Cambridge
Joseph W. Symonds
Portland
Samuel Hoar
Concord
John Harsen Rhoades
New York
Thomas J. Morris
Baltimore
George E. Adams
Chicago
Ill
Horace Davis
San Francisco
Cal
Charles E. St. John
Brookline
George W. Fox
Boston
Francis H. Lincoln
Hingham
New England
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
James Hells
George Hutchinson
West Newton
J. Edward Wright
Montpelier
Minot J. Savage
Western States
Pacific Coast
Emma N. Delano
Charles Parkhurst
James H. Ecob
Congressman Powers nominates midshipman hopefuls
Congressman Powers has nominated Bruce R. Ware Jr of Newton for midshipman at Annapolis and named alternates Myles A. Libbey West Newton Jarvis Williams Jr Foxboro and Donald Nichosin Newtonville.
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Powers
Bruce R. Ware, Jr
Newton
Annapolis
Myles A. Libbey
West Newton
Jarvis Williams, Jr
Foxboro
Donald Nichoson
Newtonville
Dorchester Church Damaged by Fire
Pox 972 sounded at 12 45 this morn ing for a fire in the basement of the Blaney Memorial Baptist Church Richmond street Dorchester Lower Mills. Firemen found substantial fire in the center of the church but had it under control. Loss estimated at 2000 with cause unknown.
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Blaney Memorial Baptist Church
Richmond Street
Dorchester Lower Mills
Harriman to undergo operation after physician consultation
In Harriman New York on May 19 a decision was made after a consultation of physicians to operate on E. H. Harriman some time tomorrow morning. The plan depends on the advice of Dr. E. L. Trudeau, who previously treated Harriman for appendicitis at Paul Smiths in the Adirondacks.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
E. L. Trudeau
Fought Thief in the Dark Ends in Arrest at Drug Store
Roscoe A. Smith, a clerk at W. E. Nichols drug store on Chandler Street, fought a burglar in the store early today. The thief, identified as Alexander Hanson of 16 Dexter Street, South Boston, was wounded in the struggle and taken by an officer of Division 5 after the pair wrecked the shop and spilled into the street. Smith was injured by flying glass.
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Roscoe A. Smith
W. E. Nichols
Chandler Street
Division 5
Alexander Hanson
Dexter Street
South
Boston
Smith
Hanson
300 DERVISHES KILLED IN SOMALILAND CLASH
London May 19 An official war despatch from Aden reports a May 4 fight at Burrili Somaliland between an Abyssinian force aiding the British against the Mad Mullah and his dervishes. After 45 minutes of close combat the dervishes were driven off with 300 killed and two wounded. Abyssinians lost 21 killed and 10 wounded. Abyssinians later raided wells northwest of Burrili and took several prisoners.
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London
War Office
Aden
Arabia
Burrilli
Somaliland
Narrow escape for Cambridge fire driver in lightning strike
Timothy Curran of Chief Casey's wagon, Cambridge fire department, narrowly escaped death when a lightning bolt struck a telegraph pole near Lexington and Huron avenues. The horse was knocked to its knees but stood uninjured. Curran suffered a slight bruise from flying timber.
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Timothy Curran
Casey
Cambridge
Lexington
Huron Avenues
Curran
Crowley Dies After City Carriage Accident
Daniel Crowley, a city employee, died at City Hospital after being thrown from a buggy on Columbus avenue when a horse spooked by a car horn dashed up Worcester street. His companion Michael Feeley is improving. No arrests have been made and the automohile driver fled the scene.
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Daniel Crowley
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
Michael Feeley
Worcester Street
Crowley
Young Corbett Stop Keefe In Third Round In St Louis
In St Louis on May 19 Young Corbett defeated Jack Keefe of East St Louis by knockout in the third round Keefe showed early effort but was unable to overcome Corbetts power Corbett floored Keefe once in the second and finished with a right to the stomach and a left to the jaw ending the bout.
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Young Corbett
Jack Keefe
ST. Louis
East St. Louis
Keefe
Corbett
Skeefe
Firemen's Bill Vetoed by Bates in Massachusetts
John L Bates vetoes a bill to replace Boston and other cities firemen with a permanent department on a 12 hour basis. He cites prohibitive costs, potential efficiency loss, and calls for maintaining current hours while praising firefighters for bravery. He notes Boston's high expenses and forecasts added annual costs for Worcester Lowell Lynn Somerville Fall River, urging fiscal restraint.
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Commonwealth
Boston
Russell
Worcester
Lowell
Lynn
Somerville
Fall River
John L. Bates
Pupils Work Exhibited At Bennett Street School
An exhibit opened at the North Bennett Street Industrial School displays clay stone plaster metal and wood works by about 100 pupils from Eliot Grammar School and Phillips Grammar School. Notable pieces include marble work by Joseph De Luca and a standout piece by Charles Leverone. The show runs daily 2 to 9 pm through Friday with evening classes contributing.
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North Bennet Street
North End
Eliot Grammar School
Phillips Grammar School
West End
Florence A. Chase
Mary Tilton
Charles Leverone
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Gure
G. L. Meylan
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George L. Meylan
Boston Y. M. C. A
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Meylan
Columbia College
D. A. Sargent
Harvard
E. M. Hartwell
Walter Channing
R. W. Lovett
George W. Mehaffey
Doris
Bailey
Harvard University
Conroy
Ballon
Mindanao
Unitarians
Dorchester Church
Harriman
Castorea Morlntants
Apc
POST
Thos. C. Easton
D.C
B. Capitol St
Washington, D. C
Orrine CO
Pope Building
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont Street
Dodge
Everett
Emma I. Dodge
H.B. McConnell
Chemic-Electro Institute
Boyiston Ss
Bennet Street
Norfolk Suburban Street Railway
Dedham
Hyde Park
Forest Hills
Milton
Benjamin Wilbur
Pawtucket
R. I
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Stafford Manufacturing Company
Murdock & Ryan
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