Peruna praised by New York reader for year round use
Miss Marjory Hampton of 2616 Third Avenue New York writes Peruna is a fine medicine for all seasons. She says in spring it tones the system and acts as a tonic, in fall and winter it cures colds catarrh and keeps bowels regular. The ad extols Peruna as a whole medicine chest. Dr Hartman argues spring blood impurities can be prevented or cured with Peruna and offers free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Bishop Goodsell Assigned to Boston by Conference
Los Angeles May 25 The Methodist general conference committee on episcopacy includes the assignment of Bishop Goodsell to Boston. The body adopted Epworth League and book concerns reports, balloted for Epworth Herald editor, and held brief memorial services for leading clergy who died in the past four years.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Methodist General Conference
Boston
Goodsell
Epworth League
Tee
Epworth Herald
Rival Claims Of Tech Men Split MIT Harvard Union Debate
Alumni at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology defending the plan to unite with Harvard argue that class secretaries statistics mislead by omitting over 100 blanks. A proponent urged suspending judgment until a concrete plan exists, while Frederick H. Fay, secretary of the Association of Class Secretaries, said most alumni favor MIT’s absolute independence and oppose amalgamation.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Frederick H. Fay
Association of Class Secretaries
Revere Board Grants Licenses for Amusement Managers
The Revere Board of Selectmen granted several licenses to amusement managers last night and took no action on Sunday openings at Revere Beach. It is presumed the board will not interfere with Sunday entertainments.
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Revere Beach
Revere Board of Selectmen
Selectman
Talbots Silver Tray Found in Billerica
Found silver tray linked to Captain Thomas Talbot, Republican State committee chair, unearthed by Boston & Maine employee James Marnell in the same spot described by Edgar Sanborn the burglar during a postflight search. The discovery follows last fall’s theft from Talbot’s home.
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East Billerica
Thomas Talbot
Republican State Committee
James Marnell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Marnell
Hkeir
Edgar Sanborn
New Jersey
New Haven Car Shops To Display Worker Warming Rules
Posters will inauguralwarming rules in car making shops of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad after conferences with officials. Local lodges pledge support to 5000 Wabash strike car workers seeking recognition. Union talks, fund votes, and a baseball game plan fill a busy labor night in Boston and surrounding areas.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Car Workers
New Haven
Ley State Lodge
Hub Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Carmen
Ano
Boston Hebrew Painters
Machinists’ Hall
New York
Edward J. Lynch
Neval
International Brotherhood of Railway Freight
Boston
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Boston Clearmakers’ Union 97
Locust Street Grounds
Freight Handlers Strike Sparks Narrow Riot in Fall River
May 25 reports a tense clash between striking freight handlers and railroad workers in Fall River. Hundreds of dock hands and sympathizers gathered, threats against Portuguese strikebreakers were shouted, and police intervened to prevent a riot as the Priscilla steamer departed.
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Fall River
Weed
F. C. Busbee
Pier 2
Water Street
American Printing Company
President of Boston Union Denies Desire for Local Strike
James Donovan of the Freight Handlers' Union 628 says Boston workers show no will to join sympathizers in New York and Fall River. The railroad opens interior stations for freight to New York via Providence and Norwich, with no current strike orders. Freight volumes shift from New York to coastal routes as delays ease and new workers are hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Union
Curran Denies Ordering General Strike
L. J. Curran of Chicago, president of the freight handlers union, denied ordering a general strike along the New Haven line. He said workers in Providence, New Bedford, Stonington, Fall River and Waterbury stopped work against his advice, while Boston crews were not called out. He insisted his demand was for all workers to be taken back together and proposed 30 cents an hour pending arbitration via the Civic Federation.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
James Donovan
Nion
Knights of Labor
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Samuel Higgins
Providence
New Bedford
Norwich
Stonington
Poughkeepsie Bridge
New Haven Road
Metropolitan Steamship
Clyde Line
Joy Line
L. J. Curran
Chicago
New Haven
Waterbury
Miller
Marine Department of the Railroad
Italians From Boston to Begin Work in Providence
Providence May 2 About 40 Italians arrived from Boston and were said to be set to work at outward freight sheds tomorrow. About 50 men were reported at work in the inward yard unloading day’s arrivals. The planned freight clerks meeting could not be found. Strikers were not seen and the strike is criticized as precipitate after President Curran advised discretion.
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Boston
Providence
R. I
Curran
Big trolley system for New Haven rail line
Worcester May 25 The New York New Haven Hartford railroad today acquired from the receivers the Worcester Southbridge Street Railway Company with its Rochdale Charlton Depot and Sturbridge Southbridge lines. Rail men link Park Square terminal to a Boston to New York through route. Rumor says Boston Worcester line may be next, completing a through line with Connecticut trolley operations.
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Worcester
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Worcester & Southbridge Street Railway Company
Rochdale & Charlton
Sturbridge & Southbridge Roads
Southbridge and Worcester
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Park Square
Boston
Boston and Worcester
New Haven
New Haven Road
Park Square Terminal
Ohio Democratic State Convention Delegates Elected And Platform
The Democratic State convention adjourned after a turbulent session in Columbus. Delegates at large were elected after two ballots: Salen, Thomas, Ritchie, and MacMahon. Conservatives dominated the poll with 86, Hearst six, Folk four. The platform features a modified unit rule and cites no presidential candidates. The ticket includes A. P. Sandles, Philip J. Renner, Perry H. Mehaffy, Quentin M. Gravat, and William H. Ferguson.
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Columbus
Charles P. Salen
Williams. Thomas
B. Ritchie
John A. MacMahon
Harmon
Hearst
Folk
Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
A. P. Sandles
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Philip J. Renner
Cincinnati
Perry H. Mehaffy
Cambridge
Quentin M. Gravat
Wooster
Board of Public Works
William H. Ferguson
Springfield
Parker Named Most Acceptable Presidential Candidate
Alabama Democratic State convention delegates endorse Judge Altomn B. Parker as the most available and acceptable nominee for the presidency. The unit rule is in force and a large majority favor Parker's nomination as the convention completes its work.
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Montgomery
Ala
Altomn B. Parker
Parker
Democrats Have Fine Chance Says J H Eckels Controller Of Currency
J H Eckels former controller of the currency asserts the Democrats have a strong presidential election chance if they act wisely before and after the St Louis convention. He argues Republicans hold power due to opposition weakness and notes President Roosevelt’s continuing influence.
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J. H. Eckels
Cleveland
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Tennessee delegates instructed Parker platform at state convention
Nashville Tenn May 2 The Democratic State convention nominated James D Frazier for Governor and adopted a platform instructing delegates to vote for Judge Alton B Parker of New York for President and to vote as a unit on all questions The convention adjourned until tomorrow.
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Nashville
Tenn
James D. Frazier
Alton B. Parker
New York
Rev. James Montgomery dies suddenly in Stamford
Stamford, May 26. The Rev. James Montgomery D D presiding elder of the New York east district of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at his home here tonight suddenly of heart disease. He was one of the best known presiding elders of the church.
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Stamford
Conn
James Montgomery
New York East District
New York East
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Silk Shirt Waist Suits and Lawn Styles Hot Sale
New York makers offer over a thousand shirt waist suits in silk and lawn fabrics. Prices range from 4.95 to 18.50 with blue black green and brown options. Descriptions highlight bishop sleeves full skirts plaited waists and lace trim. Regular prices up to 25.00.
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Dimity
Master Painters Strike in Boston Ends With Wage Pact
Faneuil Hall vote shows 1600 Boston painters of Union 11 struck after a 20 cent daily raise demand. By yesterday evening 82 firms signed or pledged to sign the union agreement granting painters 3 dollars a day and decorators 3 40, with workers from Boston firms in New Hampshire Newport and Worcester joining. A special master painters meeting was scheduled to decide next steps.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Boston Master
Bos
613 387 Now in Boston Dr Hartwell Bulletin
Dr Hartwell of the statistics department issues the latest population estimates for Boston. The bulletin presents updated figures as the city’s population count.
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Boston
Dr. Hartwell
Statistics Department
Ringling Circus Thrills Huntington Crowd In Rain
A large crowd packed Ringling Brothers on Huntington Avenue last evening at 8 15 despite rain. The program featured the Jerusalem and the Crusades parade with 300 participants, clowns, a Chinaman impersonator, trapeze artists, tight rope walkers, contortionists, performing seals, Craze riding a bicycle, bareback riders, and a long line of elephants marching in the tent drawing cheers from families and horsemanship enthusiasts.
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Ringling Circus
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Huntington Avenue
Jerusalem
Baby camel foal named Boston at Huntington circus
A three days old camel foal born Sunday night at the Huntington Avenue circus is named Boston. The healthy youngster sleeps most of the time and staggers about when on its feet, displaying gentle, ungainly motions as it learns to move.
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Boston
Big Circus
Huntington Avenue
Freight train hits sagging wire near Hudson in New Hampshire
A Portland bound freight train struck a sagging feed wire of the Boston and Northern road in Hudson, New Hampshire, this morning, felling several poles and slightly damaging the locomotive before it could be stopped.
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Nashua
N. H
Portland
Boston & Northern Road
Hudson
Ward 20 cheers Power for St Louis trip
Two hundred loyal Democrats of Ward 20 gathered at the Hotel Bellevue to honor William J. Power, chair man of the ward committee. They presented him a dress suitcase for his trip to the national convention in St. Louis where he and Congressman William B McNary were elected as delegates from the 10th district.
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Ward 20
Hotel Bellevue
William J. Power
St. Louis
William 8. McNary
Power
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