McNary Fails to Block Water Gas Bill in Legislature
In a lengthy session the anti water gas measure was defeated by a 99 to split vote as McNary led opposition to the Till to curb water gas. Debate featured sharp exchanges with Moseley denying junket claims and urging caution on gas company reform. Adjournment deferred further action to today.
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W. 8. McNary
House
Public Fighting Committee
McNary
Moseley
Drinkwater
Pierce
Fitchburg
Cheney
Lowell
Committee On Public Lighting
Brandes
Webster
Bemis
Foxboro
Boston Gas Companies
Gilpatric
Boston
Dean
Wakefield
Mess
Public Lighting Committee
Brigham
Marlboro
Bearse
Springfield
Quinn
Commonwealth
Ward 7
Foster
Somerville
Messrs. Peters
Osgood
Hopedale
Luce
Messrs
Merritt
Otis
Jewett
Worcester
Newell
West Newbury
Free Month of Osmo-Chemic Treatment Before June First
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer one month’s treatment and all medicines at no charge to patients starting a course before June 1st at the Colonial building Boylston Street. Free X ray exams and a promise of cure in a few more treatments. Mrs Mary Maycon endorses the offer as a chance to cure chronic diseases and even tumors.
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Boylston Street
Mary Maycon
King Dental Parlors
Washington Street
Avon Street
Jordan’s
White's
Crosby’s
Oxford
Boston
Eastern Drug Co
C. E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
B. F. Larrabee Co
Oe Dept
Temple Pl
Pitts-Kimball
Houghton & Dutton
Adame House
Washington St
Walker-Rintels Drug Co
Dewey Square
Lewis & Co
Portland St
Cheate Drug & Chemical Co
Revere House
Bowdoin Square
Harry F. Weir
Blue Hill Ave
Roxbury
Wm. H. Knight
Court St. Cor
Hanover
Hubbell
Ofice
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free First Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians in the Colonial building advertise a free first month of treatment for patients starting before June 1. They promise free medicines and examination by their "Ray" device, with a guaranteed cure if the case is curable, drawing patients from town and surrounding areas.
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Dr. Whetzel
Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
Chicago, Ill
Tumor Cured After Doctor Plunkett Treatment
Mrs Mary Maycon of 119 South St Lynn Mass reports twenty seven years of abdominal pain and a right side tumor. After consulting top doctors she sought Dr Plunkett who diagnosed a tumor via X ray and says she began treatment with improvement and is recovering.
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Mary Maycon
South St
Lynn
Mass
Plunkett
Electrical Signal Foreman Claims Cure From Camo-Chemic Treatment
Mr. C. EB. Norton of Medford Mississippi reports severe heart trouble after a car crush. He underwent hospital care before seeking Camo-Chemic treatment and says after three sessions he slept well and shows rapid improvement toward full recovery.
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C. EB. Norton
Myrtle S&j
Medford
Mess
Electrical Signal Department
B. & M. Railroad
Plunkett
Pomo-Chemic Doctors Recommended for Heart Trouble
A reader endorses Pomo-Chemic doctors, claiming they relieved heart trouble and urging others with similar ailments to try the treatment. The statement is attributed to C. E. Norton and emphasizes miraculous results.
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C. E. Norton
Osmo-Chemic treatment praised for stomach bowels cure
Charles Kreger of Roxbury reports long standing catarrh of the stomach and bowels improved rapidly after X ray examination and Osmo-Chemic treatment. He cites successful relief after consulting Dr Plunkett and endorses the Osmo-Chemic physicians.
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Charles Kreger
Regent St
Roxbury
Plunkett
Charles T. Kreger
Rheumatism Cured Says Mrs. Howe at Newton
Mrs Almira Howe of 145 Jewett Street Newton Massachusetts reports eight years of severe knee pain from a strain and rheumatism in the shoulder. After Dr Plunkett’s treatment her shoulder is well and her knee improves allowing longer walks. She praises Osmo Chemic doctors treatment as excellent and curative.
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Almira Howe
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer Free X Ray Examinations
Osmo-Chemic physicians advertise free X ray examinations using a fluoroscopic attachment to diagnose the exact cause of illness. They claim their setup is the most elaborate in the country and invite patients to come in for a free assessment.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Cell Nutrition Cure
The article explains that body tissues rely on minute cells and disease arises from nutrient shortage. By delivering nutrients to diseased cells, health is restored. Osmo-Chemic physicians describe their treatment as exact science not allopathic or homeopathic, claiming universal cures by returning cells to normal.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Open Permanent Boston Offices
Osmo-Chemic physicians establish permanent Boston offices with long term leases. They boast the country’s largest, most elaborately equipped clinic. Their Thermo Magnetic Treatment targets every diseased cell with immediate invigorating effects. An inspiratory treatment addresses breathing passages and rapidly heals inflammation. A hot air treatment receives strong endorsements from leading physicians and scientists here and abroad.
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Boston
Those Living at a Distance
Persons living at a distance are requested to write describing symptoms of their case in detail and the Osmo-Chemic physicians will forward literature and give advice free of charge.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Offices Listed
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine lists consulting physicians J. L. Plunkett and M. dD. J. P. Naughton with permanent offices in the Colonial Building Boston at 100 Boylston Street. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm, 2 to 4 pm, and 7 to 8 pm daily, closed on Sunday.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. Dd
J. P. Naughton
M. D
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Bill Aims to Create State Reservations on Mt Tom and Mt Monotuck
Hampden county mountains Mt Tom and Mt Monotuck likely to become a state reservation after a proposed purchase of 3000 acres. Rep Thomas Begley of Holyoke and Sen Bliss of West Springfield pressed for funding, and the harbor and lands committee recommended a bill authorizing the purchase by the county commissioners.
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Mt. Tom
Mt. Monotuck
Hampden County
Thomas E. Begley
Holyoke
Bliss
West Springfield
Committee On
Harbors and Lands
Hampden
Hampshire Counties
Boston Steamer Commonwealth Departs With 178 Sailors
The Dominion line steamer Commonwealth of the Dominion leaves Pier 7 at Charlestown at 9:30 this morning bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. It carries 178 saloonists, 210 second cabin, and 375 steerage passengers, including many prominent Bostonians such as Holker Abbott, Miss Helen Adams, Captain Aikeman, Dr. H. M. Ami, Mrs. G W. Aer, Miss Amory, and Representative Th. E. Begley of Holyoke who helped secure Mt Tom reservation funds.
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Commonwealth of the Dominion Line
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
James McAuley
Queenstown
Liverpool
Holker Abbott
Helen Adams
Aikeman
H. M. Ami
G W. Aer
Amor
E. R. Burbank
Robert Burns
Campbell
Helen Campbell
Yr. Chapman
C. W. Clifford
Clifford
D. W. Cumming
F. W. Dale
John S. Duncan
Duncan
L Dunne
Alice Dunne
Duval Dunne
Dwight
Teddie Edrington
Joseph C. Ely
Ruth Ely
Hall
W. W. Hanna
Hanna
Alan C. Harvis
J. B. Hayes
H. L. Higgins
Emily Wells-Healey
Newell Dwight Hillis
D. D
Ingalls
W. M. Jackson
Jackson
James Jackson
J. A. Jenkins
D. Cary Keith
Keith
Dr. King
King
Miss King
Edgar Leonard
Leonard
D. M. Lindgay
Lockhart
J. E. Ian
Thia W. Lynch
Dhe Hail
James Magee
James Marshall
BE. B. Warden
George Warren
Howard M. Weld
Lydia J. Wellman
Alice F. Wellman
Whitney
M. Ella Wilkins
James Wilson
Sally Woodberry
C. Wright
W. Wright
B. Wright
F. T. Wood
Rebora
M. Latimer
Margeryerce
Chaplain Milburn Hurt by Runaway Horse at Capitol
Blind Chaplain Milburn of the Senate was struck by a runaway horse attached to a buggy as he left the Capitol after delivering the opening prayer. His big toe was severed and several other toes were badly injured, with rescue by his daughter who pulled him clear of the horses path.
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Washington
Milburn
Senate
Capitol
Credit Men Choose Delegates at Boston Meeting
The Boston Credit Men's Association met at Young's Hotel with John R. Ainsley chairing and Charles L. Bird as secretary. Two members attended and delegates were chosen for the Leyry convention in Louisville, Kentucky, in June.
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Boston Credit Men’s Association
Young’s Hotel
John R. Ainsley
Charles L. Bird
Leyry
Louisville
Expert Discusses Ferries and City Earnings
Harvey S. Chase former accountant, reporting to Mayor Collins, says the editorial in yesterday's Post was fair but urges treating ferries as municipal assets like water works. He notes New York Harbor ferries return profits to the city and East Boston ferries should do the same, warning deficits will grow with the East Boston tunnel.
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Harvey S. Chase
Collins
Water Works Department
New York Harbor
Boston
East Boston
No Frills Diet Restores a Traveler to Health
A Cincinnati salesman John N. Case Jr describes a year of illness with weight loss and poor appetite. After his wife urged Grape-Nuts breakfast food, he began to recover, gaining 59 pounds in ten months and reporting improved brain function and vitality. He credits Grape-Nuts and offers to publish his account.
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Cincinnati
John N. Case, Jr
Senator Sullivan Criticizes Executive Interference In Legislature
Senator John A. Sullivan of this city denounced executive interference with legislative functions during debate on the Sunday soda and candy bill. The Senate tabled the bill by a 22 to 12 vote as discussions continued on amendments and direct nominations measures.
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J. A. Sullivan
John A. Sullivan
Senate
Sullivan
Berry
Apsey
Lobbyists Defeat Labor Measures Sparks Textile Indignation
The defeat of labor bills before the Senate drew sharp critique from textile workers and labor leaders. House labor committee members blame lobbyists for the outcome as Republicans split with Democrats in a pivotal vote, raising fears of political manipulation and potential lobbying reforms.
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Senate
State House
Labor Committee
Callender
Ross
Carey
House
Senate Chamber
Committee On Labor
Textile Council
Federation of Labor
Smoke Nuisance Bill Backed by Citizens Group
Edward R. Warren of a committee of prominent citizens confronts Senator Manning after the cities committee rejected the smoke nuisance bill. Warren vows renewed effort next year and urges opponents to speak publicly to allow rebuttal of their arguments.
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Edward R. Warren
David Manning
Committee On Cities
Warren
Champagne Tablets Offer Quick Cure for Habits and Exhaustion
Advertisers claim Champagne Tablets help sober up drinkers or temperate users to enjoy stimulants safely. They say the tablets cure liquor and tobacco addiction and even opium morphine cocaine coca kola and other drugs, aiding withdrawal and permanently reducing cravings.
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Digitalis
Radcliffe Girls Annual Outing Aboard Steamer Philadelphia
About 150 Radcliffe College students enjoyed an afternoon jaunt around the harbor aboard the steamer Philadelphia. Captain Alfred Sorensen led the trip as the vessel, newly refurbished for fishing parties, departed from Commercial pier amid a cheering crowd and a new American flag displayed for the occasion.
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Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Commercial Pier
Alfred Sorensen
Chelsea
Hollis Hunnewell Dies at 91 in Wellesley
Hollis Hunnewell longtime Boston banker aged 91 died at his Wellesley home. He owned a Lake Waban estate and donated town hall and library land. He served as vice president of Michigan Central and director of several railroads and Boston financial institutions.
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Wellesley
Hollis
Hunnewell
Boston
United States
Paris House of Welles & Co
Lake Waban
Wellesley College
Welles
Paris
Greatly Reduced Rail Fares to Colorado Utah
Thirty new round trips offer twenty five dollars from Chicago to Denver and Colorado Springs with return, valid until Oct. 31. Sale days June 22-24 and July 1-13, Aug. 1-14, 28-24, and Aug. 30 to Sept. 10. Similar low rates available to Utah. Tickets and details at Northwestern Line office 368 Washington Street.
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Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Utah
Northwestern Line
Washington Street
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Tree
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