Regal Shoes Advertises Valvic Ventilating Calfskin Boots
The HOE merit claims comfort style and wear with sweatless feet in summer. Valvic Ventilating Calfskin is touted as cool, clean and sweat dispelling in Regal Shoes. Regal uses Genuine Oak leather in soles and promotes Tannery to Consumer methods with mail orders from 51 Regal Stores at $3.50, $3.75 by mail.
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Regal
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Washington St
Boston
Summer St
Court St
Gifts of Butte and Anaconda to President Roosevelt
Citizens of Butte Montana present a 13 inch tall silver loving cup weighing over 110 ounces with gold interior three handles and portraits of the President plus Butte mining scenes. Anaconda citizens gift an 18 inch tall vase of Anaconda copper with gold laurel wreath Montana sapphires and leafy ornamentation.
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Citizens of
Butte
Anaconda
Mont
Montana
Tiffany & Co
New York
Butte Hill
Loving Cup
President Roosevelt
Loan Order Defeated in Common Council Vote
The Common Council rejected the loan order by a 56 to 22 vote, short of the 50 needed. Councilman Curry proposed a 26 member committee from each ward plus the president to study the advisability and report back at the next meeting.
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Curry
Anti-Trust Bill Amended in Senate Vote on Life Necessities
The anti-trust bill advanced after House Senate amendments restricting it to life essentials and excluding agricultural products. Senators Soule Tufts Apsey Porter Bemis Harrington debated exemptions and constitutionality before a party line vote confirmed the life necessities scope. The coal sale regulation measure was rejected 13 to 20 and set for reconsideration.
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Coal Investigation Committee
Senate
House
Soule
New Bedford
Tufts
Worcester
Milk Producers’ Union
Apsey
Middlesex
Porter
Essex
Sullivan
Suffolk
Bemis
Norfolk
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Harrington
Special Committee
Appleton
Bagley
Cole
Fletcher
Gaylord
Goff
Heath
Munroe
Osgood
Pratt
Sampson
Skinner
Clerke
Dillon
Dyar
Fitzgerald
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed By Riverside Testimonial
Riverside resident Lk L Betters testifies that back pain from a straight job improved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He credits quick relief from the first dose and returning to work as a paper machine operator. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Dean
Lk. L
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doan
Hypnotic Jim Cracks in Divorce Case With Laura Wines
Suffolk county divorce case reveals alleged intoxication and cruelty by G Sterling Wines and hysteria caused by his hypnotic Jim cracks. Laura Wines testifies to repeated assaults while Wines describes separation since 1901 and cites hypnotism influenced encounters with other women and venues such as Austin Stone and Madison Square Garden.
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Suffolk County
G. Sterling Wines
Laura
Ross
Jim
Prince Albert
Wines
Simms
Dr. Adams
Harvard
Austin & Stone’s
Carey Cox
Rosa Maria Davids
Europe
Atlantic City
Mrs. Hall
Long
Keith's
Miss Robinson
Nellie Robinson
Route and ceremonies set for Hooker monument dedication
A state committee outlines a three mile parade route from Arlington to the State House for General Hooker monument unveiling. Veterans, militia and regulars form separate columns with a 9 am ceremony and an early 7 pm program at Mechanics Hall. Notables include Miles Sickles Brooke Webb Strahel Chamberlain Pennypacker.
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Governor’s Council
General Hooker
W. A. Bancroft
Newbury Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Adjutant-General
Charles Street
Arlington
Beacon
Charles
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley
Tremont
West Newton
Postoffice Square
Washington
Bowdoin Street
State House
Arthur Little
Committee On Ceremonies
Mechanics’ Hall
Charles P. Mattocks
Portland
Judge Mattocks
Seventeenth Maine
Third Army Corps
E. A. Horton
Adah Campbell ‘Hussey
Grand Army of the Republic
William M. Olin
Commonwealth
Joseph Hooker Wood
Secretary of War
Hooker
First Artillery
Boston
Army of the Potomac
Nelson A. Miles
Daniel E. Sickles
John R. Brooke
Alexander S. Webb
Juliuss. Strahel
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Galusha Pennypacker
Edison Joins With Marconi In Wireless Trust
New York May 2 Marconi Edison Pupin form a combination to promote wireless telegraphy. Announcement says all three have placed their inventions in the company. Edison accepted the post as technical engineer and took a substantial stock stake.
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New York
Marconi
Edison
Pupin
Marconi Company
Remembered the Snub at Burlingame Club
May 28 report reveals an incident during President Roosevelt’s coast visit where reporters and photographers were excluded from Burlingame Club hospitality. Roosevelt learned of the snub, apologized, and pledged to eat with the press if necessary, saying he would join them in the kitchen.
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San Francisco
Burlingame Club
Burlingame
McKinley
Roosevelt
Colman
Denison
Hazard
Press Association
Mr. Scott
Secretaries Sworn In at Treasury in Washington
Washington May 2 Charles Hallam Keep sworn in as the new assistant secretary of the Treasury. The ceremony official in the capital confirmed Keep’s appointment and officially seated him in the post.
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Secretary OF Treasury
Washington
Charles Hallam
Keep
Charles H. Khep
the Treasury
New Treasury Chief Takes Oath and Office
The treasury secretary took the oath and assumed duties. Mr Keep was installed in the former office of Milton B Ailes and will oversee financial affairs directly. Keep is wealthy with large Buffalo business interests and a profitable law practice managed by others.
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the Treasury
Mr. Keep
Milton B. Ailes
Last Dancing Party Closes Cathedral Young Men’s Series
The final dance event of the Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association was held last night at Catholic Union Hall with about 150 couples. The organizing committee included Rev. Francis X. Dolan D D James J. Coleman Thomas J. Gordon John J. Magee and Harry V. Linehan. Gordon served as floor director with aids Magee Linehan Coleman Brennan Maguiness Dunne Fitzgerald and Matthew Brennan.
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Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association
Catholic Union Hall
Francis X. Dolan
D. D
James J. Coleman
Thomas J. Gordon
John J. Magee
Harry V. Linehan
Joseph T. Brennan
Joseph Maguiness
Edward T. Dunne
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Matthew Brennan
Loubet to Visit London After Paris Meeting
Paris May 28 President Loubet will travel to London between July 18 and 20 to reciprocate King Edward’s visit and strengthen Franco British relations.
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Paris
Loubet
London
Edward
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Sikes and Suffering Patients
The ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for blood diseases and digestive and nerve ailments. It recounts F Marion Sikes of Cronly North Carolina overcoming dyspepsia, typhoid aftereffects, and nervous weakness after using the medicine, praising its effects and thanking God.
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Paine
Prof
Phelps
Dartmouth College
F. Marion Sikes
Cronly
N. C
Mr. Sikes
Wilmington
Walter Taft
Prize Drill of the Wakefield High School Battalion
The Wakefield High School Battalion held its 18th annual prize drill in the Town Hall with many visitors including Col Edward J. Gihon and Lt A R Sedgerley. Major Tompson led the battalion and Captain Emerson directed the senior drill while prizes were awarded by Principal Howe to Southworth Locke Whitney Perley Proctor.
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Wakefield
Wakefield High School
Edward J. Gihon
Bates
John H. McMahon
H. G. Brockbank
A. R. Sedgerley
William R. Tompson
R. F. Emerson
A. L. Cutler
Willard §. Lavery
A. C. Thomas
Charles H. Howe
H. M. Southworth
Richardson
A. H. Locke
Russell
Theodore Whitney
Flanders
Reuben Perley
Whitcomb
Edward Proctor
Thayer
Roger F. Emerson
W. D. Pratt
P. F. Packard
Eighth Regiment
J. H. Smith
Andrew Kerr
C. W. Mowry
M. I. T. Corps
Edward G. Lee
Emajor
Albert K. Comins
Robert M. Stetson
Luther M. Howe
Charles M. Comins
Willis H. Mason
Cyrus N. White
Nathan A. Eaton
Shirley A. Dimick
Willard S. Lavery
Albert C. Thomas
Arthur L. Gardner
John S. Hickey
Herbert M. Southworth
Harlon B. Peabody
Charles H. Locke
Edward O. Proctor
W. R. Thompson
W. S. Lavery
R. PF. Emerson
Saxonia Arrives Boston With 2196 Passengers from Europe
The Cunard liner Saxonia, captained by R. C. Warr, docked in East Boston with 2196 passengers including 1100 Scandinavians bound west. Among saloon travelers were Commander E. L. Amory and British Vice-Consul C. Clipperton. A 15 month old Swedish boy died at sea. Steerage passengers, mostly Scandinavians and Irish immigrants, will be processed by Commissioner Billings today. One first class passenger suffered loss when her trunk flooded after a stopcock was turned on accidentally.
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Cunard
Saxonia
R. C. Warr
East
Boston
E. L. Amory
United State Navy
C. Clipperton
Philadelphia
A. W. Walsh
R. N
Liverpool and
Marconi
Billings
Charles Clay
Minneapolis
England
Oxford
Willis B. Allen
E. J. Amory
United States Navy
American bride chosen by Rev. Michael Furse
London news reports Rev. Michael Furse dean of Trinity College will marry Miss Frances Redfield daughter of the late Captain Redfield U S A Charlottesville Virginia on June 30. Furse has been named archdeacon of the Rand in the Transvaal.
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London
Michael Furse
Trinity College
Frances
Captain Redfield
Charlottesville
Furse
Rand
Transvaal
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Y Bouve
Sterling
Spring Lane
Water St
Hanover St
Mrs
Laura Wines
Hones
Paine’s
Lavery
Wakefield MS
Tompson Wakefield
Purdy
Saxonia Lands
C. L. Smith
M. H. Smith
S. I. Smith
Henry Tod
Elbridge Torrey
Austin W. Warr
A. R. L. Whish
A. W. Whish
Misa A. Wood
Hayden
Skelton
Aylor
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