Hallock Electric Pills Promised Cure For Nervous Diseases
Advertisement for Dr Hallock's Wonderful Electric Pills claims to cure nervous exhaustion headaches and related symptoms. Promises improved vision nerves and vitality with pills priced $1 per box or $5 for six. Offers trial treatment by mail with 10 cent postage fee. Lab address listed as HALLOCK DRUG CO Boston Massachusetts.
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Ates
Dr. Hallock
Hallock
Els
Hallock Drug CO
Court Sti
Boston
Mass
Allissa Mystery Tark Sinks as Crewman Jumps
Paul Christian senior reports the Allissa sank after he jumped to escape. He believes the vessel may reappear in one to three weeks depending on the wind, with hope it will turn up safely despite the perilous incident.
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Hadaway
The
Ohio
Allissa
Sable Island
Paul Paulsen
Boole
Wilson Line
Paulsen
Headaway
Post
Sunday Post
England
Paul Christian Paulsen
Gustave Larsson
Lootz
Eight Strikes On In Boston And Vicinity
Eight strikes are active in Boston and nearby areas with more threats. Boilermakers at Roberts Iron Works Cambridge demand a wage increase by June 1 on a nine hour day. several shops have granted the change, while others like Kendall Works Cambridge and Lawley's yards South Boston face potential action.
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Boston Oo
Coopers
Roberts Iron Works
Cambridge
Roberts Concern
Kendall Works
Lawley’s Yards
South Boston
Russell Works
Bertelson & Peterson
East Boston
Campbell’s Shops
Atlantic Works
E. Hodge & Co
R. Minton, Owen
East
Boston
Cunningham Iron Works
Fair Women in Tableaux at Boston Theatre Benefit
The Young Ladies Charitable Association celebrated its tenth anniversary with a tableaux benet at the Boston Theatre. Over 600 participants staged works illustrating the association s work and the life of Christ to raise funds for the Free Home for Consumptives in Dorchester.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Boston
Evelyn In
Daley
St. Elizabeth
Egypt
Christ
Garden of
Gethseane
Hrist
Pilate
Mary Jen
Ascension
Blessed Virgin
Hyde Park
Very
The
Young Ladies’ Charitable’ Association
May's last Sunday Amid Boston's Outdoor Glow
Crowds enjoyed a sun filled Boston day with citizens from tenement districts filling the Common Public Garden and parks. Street cars carried mixed attire from winter to summer as families and visitors soaked in the blue sky and green spaces. Street preachers and religious groups gathered along Charles street while children played around Frog Pond and swan boats glided on the lake.
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Raglan
Boston
Eacon Street
State House
Frog Pond
H the Grase
Stglians
Charles Street
Salvation Army
Abijah Pal
Aspen
Shaw Memorial
Blue Little Lake
General Washington
Commonwealth Avenue
Franklin Park
Brewery Workers Weigh Coopers' Eight Hour Demand
Brewery Workers Union No. 29 discussed Coopers' Union No. 89 demand for an eight hour day for Boston brewery workers. A committee will meet with Brewers' Board of Trade trustees at 2 30 this afternoon. The current contract runs until next April with a union nonunion clause. If nonunion crews are used, a strike may follow.
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Brewery Workers’ Union No. 29
Friendship Hall
Roxbury
Coopers’ Union No. 89
Boston
Coopers
Brewers’ Board of Trade
Type Union 13 to Investigate Industrial School
Typographical Union No. 18 held its regular meeting in ells Memorial. A committee was appointed to investigate an alleged industrial school where printing is taught in this city and report to the next meeting. Resolutions pledged support for all union labels and urged patronage of places displaying the label. The Boston Central Labor Council was asked to receive the resolutions at its next meeting. The report of election judges was accepted. Hebrew bread getting scarce as bakers strike. No change in the West End Union meetings.
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Bakers’ Union No. 4
Eliot Street
Bakers
Boston
Nickers
Vicinity
Typographical Union No. 18
Ells Memoriall
Boston Centra Labor Fan
Building Trades Council
Thomas M. Nolan
Han Engey
West End
Deairs
Rome
Organization Drive Among Winchester Shoe Workers Grows
A meeting at Lyceum Hall in Winchester discussed organizing McKay Shoe Machinery Company workers. Goodyear shop strikers from Boston joined a local turnout as applications for the International Association of Mechanics increased, with leaders urging peaceful union buildup before any strike.
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Goodyear
Winchester
Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
Atlantic Works
McKay Shoe Machinery Company
Lyceum
Boston
J. J. Gallagher
Hyde Park
David Goldstein
Mr. Harland
Blake Shop
Cambridge
Per Featon
Frank Murphy
Win
Oston
Chester
Year strikers demand no Goodyear shop work here
A fragment states that strikers demand that no work from Goodyear shops be finished by local workers. It reflects a labor dispute stance without further context or names.
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Goodyear
Tunnel Strike Endorsed by New York Labor Union
The Central Federated Union of New York voted to endorse the rapid transit tunnel strike, signaling a potential work stoppage on the subway if contractors reject strikers' demands. President John J. Pallas opposed the move, but delegates praised the strike order and backed a submitted agreement to settle two hour questions.
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New York
Central Federated Union of
Central Federated Union
John J. Pallas
Een
Rebecca Kaplan and Abraham Goldman Wed at West End Union Hall
Miss Rebecca Kaplan and Mr. Abraham Goldman united in marriage last evening in a ceremony at the West End Union Hall. Cantor Varid officiated. The bride appeared with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan. Officiants included Mr. and Mrs. acod Moskovits. Barnet pamn served as best man and Rosie Brown stein acted as maid of honor.
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Rebecca Kaplan
Abraham Goldman
West End Union Hall
Varid Acgneneh Hal
M. Kaplan
Acod Moskovits
Barnet Pamn
Iss Rosie Brownstein
Nanan
Gaelic School Session Reports Busy Afternoon Classes
Gaelic school session held yesterday afternoon at 1151 Seton Street with Phos O Daly Miss Mary Aleen Griffin and Miss Alla Se leading classes. In late hours students participated in varied activities and overlaps noted among groups during the session.
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Sehr Ton Street
Onal Phos O'Daly
Mary A.leen Griffin
Alla
Ely
Catholic Church Notes Triduum Ends with Sermon by Rev. Gasson
The Triduum for six sodalities at the Church of the Immaculate Conception ends with a sermon by Rev. Thomas I. Gasson. Devotion of the Forty Hours begins May 28 at multiple parishes. An address on Lowell Catholic Public Schools will be given by Rev. Louis Walsh at Catholic Union Hall. Planning for the reopening of St. Patrick's Church in Reale Lawrence on June 26 includes a bell chime blessing and clergy attendance. Father Splaine of Watertown to be ordained in Rome on June 1 and to celebrate his first mass on Trinity Sunday.
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Whitman
St. John
Quincy
St. John ‘the Evangelist
North Chelmsford
Louis 8. Walsh
New England
Catholic Historical Society
Catholic Union Hall
Washington Street
Geneva Byrne
Reale Lawrence
St. Patrick’s Church
John J. Gilday
Michael J. Splaine
Atertown
Qeeroen College
Rome
Bosaton College
Rtichard H. Splaine
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Father Splaine
Dr George G Osborne Dies in Salem
Dr George G Osborne a retired physician and surgeon died after months of illness. He served in the war as assistant surgeon and surgeon in the First and Fifth Massachusetts Cavalry and was medical examiner for the Danvers and Peabody districts.
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Salem
Mass
George &. Osborne
Maschusetts
Danvers
Peabody
How an angel lost his money in New York theater tale
In New York May 26 A H Chamberlyn testified in City Court about Frank B Robinson a steel magnate who backed productions including The Cadet Girl In Gay New York and others He described Robinsons loans totaling about 7000 to 15000 dollars plus a 250 weekly profit share and later suits settled by Robinson while Robinson faced a judgment for 15610 dollars
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A. H. Chamberlyn
Columbia
Boston
Frank 3. Robinson
Chamberlyn
William Klien
Harry Robinson
Robinson
Rounders
Princess Chic
Mam'selle ’Awkins
Belle
Frank B. Robinson
West Fifty-ninth Street
Carbon Stéel_Company
Havemeyer
Ludwig Englander
London Lyric Club
Uas
Robinia
Philadelphia
Harry B. Smith
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