Insomnia Reforms with Postum After 30-Year Coffee Habit
An 81 year old Philadelphia man reports thirty years of insomnia eased after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. He credits medical advice and two years of use for lasting sleep improvement and praises its taste and nourishment. He notes friends also benefit and endorses proper preparation. Battle Creek firm backs the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Dewey Square Licenses In Dewey Square Not Granted
Lawrence J. Killian, a Park square liquor dealer, withdrew his license transfer to Dewey square amid discussions by the Board of Police. The board’s decision on Dewey square licenses is expected early next week as dealers speculate the licenses may not be granted this year. Killian declined to discuss the affair further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Killian
Park Square
Dewey Square
Board of Police
John B. Moran
Killian
Post
Refuse Union Demands At Holyoke Mills
The Union Writ ing Company rejects the Eagle Lodge of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers demand for a 20 to 30 percent general wage increase and any unionizing of the mills. The lodge grievance committee issued a brief reply and plans formal lodge action at a City Hall meeting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Eagle Lodge
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Lodge
City Hall
Clenched Fists In A Church Stir Chelsea Young Men
The heated election of officers for the Walnut Street M. E. Church Young Men's Union in Chelsea sparked a bitter clash over constitutional signing and leadership. A chaotic meeting saw threats and near-violence before a new slate was elected, with nine of thirteen officers continuing from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Walnut Street
M. HE
W. W. Shhenk
Pratt
Walls
William H. Hinckley
Frank E. Tucker
Frank §. Hamilton
Ernest M. Murray
Herbert Caron
Benjamin P. Nicholls
George B. Pratt
William W. Shenk
Francis Adams
Horace P. Lambert
W. A. Mann
William R. Thomas
Nathaniel EB. Curtis
Jeffries
Benjamin A. Gardner
Edwin Elider
George A. Hatch
Harry Harvey
Union
Nathaniel F. Curtis
Frank S. Hamilton
Benjamin P. Nichols
W. W. Shenk
Edwin Elder
Warren A. Urann
Protest Meeting Planned at Dudley Street Opera House
Arrangements are made for a mass meeting Sunday at 3 p m at the Dudley Street Opera House to protest cruel treatment of Hebrews in Russia. Isaac Harris of the Zionist Council of Greater Boston will preside with speakers including Acting Mayor Doyle Senator Jones Congressman Sullivan Alderman Bromberg and several clergy and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street Opera House
Russia
Isaac Harris
The
Zionist Council of
Greater Boston
Doyle
Senator Jones
Sullivan
Bromberg
Hale
Plumb
Michael J. Murray
Elisha Greenhood
Samuel Margolies
Cambridge Electric Light Meet Headlines Local Amateur Races
The Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association hosted an electric light meet on its grounds last evening with several winners. George Chipman led the mile in 4m 52s with Arthur Powers second. Bart Sullivan scratched in the mile finished third. W Robbins won the half mile, Harry Robertson second. Im G Snow won the 440 yard dash after a close finish. W B Connors won the handicap broad jump at 19 feet 51 2 inches from a 2 foot 9 inch handicap, with Gilmore and Cox second and third. J J Healy captured the 50 yard special in 62 5s defeating Ernest Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association of Cambridge
Bart F. Sullivan
George Chipman
Arthur Powers
Chipman
W. ©. Robbins
Harry W. Robertson
Im G. Snow
W. B. Connors
A. G. Gilmore
Charles Cox
J. J. Healy
Ernest G. Snow
Merritt Charges Tulloch in Washington Post Office Row
Postmaster Merritt of Washington accuses former cashier W. Tulloch of presenting a false voucher in 1898 and alleges blank signatures on pay rolls. Merritt defends internal practices and notes no formal complaints from Tulloch during his tenure. Payne announces completion of salary roll review, finding minor irregularities corrected, with no proven wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne
Merritt
Tulloch
W. Tulloch
Washington Post Office
Postoffice Department
Washington City
Iron Wage Scale Signed in Detroit Conference
The Amalgamated Association of Iron Tin and Steel Workers announces a signed iron wage scale for the next year after a peaceful conference with manufacturers led by Colonel G Watson French. Increases total 12 1 3 cents per ton for puddling cards, with various per ton and percentage bonuses and scale changes for heavy scrap, paddlers, and firemen preserved by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
T. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
Iron Manufacturers’ Committee
G. Watson French
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Mr. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Raids South End in Cab by Cap tain Wescott
Police unit led by Captain Wescott intensifies nightly patrols in the South End to crack liquor sales in speak easies. A cab is used to conceal the watcher as officers target Berwick Park Columbus Avenue and West Newton Street dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Wescott
Station 5
Redghrt
Jehu
Atrchman
Austin Frazer
Lincoln Jones
Manning
Driscoll
John
Berwick Park
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Postmaster General Cuts Assistant Postmasters Pay
Postmaster General Payne approves salary reductions at many second class offices lowering assistants to 50 percent of postmasters. The action covers Portsmouth New Hampshire Stamford Connecticut and two Boston positions. He also trims 36 officials with nonapproved offices and adjusts 18 clerks earning more than their titles. The overhaul aims to conform posts to the law and reduce excessive pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne
Portsmouth
N. H
Stamford
Conn
Postal Service
Boston
Postmaster Hibbard Says No Word From Washington
Postmaster Hibbard of the Boston post office said he has not heard from the department in Washington and cannot comment on the order in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Boston
Boston Post Office
Washington
Mayo says wife has left with children and boarder
Malden May 29 Laura A Mayo wife of John Mayo and their two children left home with boarder Frank Cooper and his two children. Mayo says she took 120 dollars furniture and a horse that were hers. He suspects her and Cooper were together but plans to take her back if she returns for the sake of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Laura A. Mayo
John €. Mayo
Columbia Street
Frank Cooper
Mayo
Investigation into Edwin Thayer Death Delayed
Chemists under Professor Wood examine Thayer organs as insurers withhold payment until at least three weeks pass. District Attorney Stevens will release findings from the inquiry into the alleged death by own action. Pinkerton detectives and Newton police guard the grave to deter vandals and curious visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Thayer
Professor Wood
Thayer
Stevens
Pinkerton
Newton
Boy 2 Hurt in Packing Case Accident at Haymarket Square
Daniel W. Dickey of Roxbury, age 2, is in critical condition after a packing case slipped from a skid on Lynn Street. He suffered a fractured pelvis, broken collarbone, and likely fatal bladder rupture and remains on the dangerous list at the Haymarket square relief station. He lives at 6 Wort avenue and was injured while attempting to place a heavy box onto a team yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Dickey
Roxbury
Haymarket Square
Dickey
Wort Avenue
Lynn Street
Wellesley Girls Stage Two Dramatic Productions by Shore
On the grounds of Wellesley College two outdoor shows captivated spectators. Ben Greet and company presented Everyman at Longfellow pond, followed by the U S premiere of Ben Johnsons Sad Shepherd. Edith Matthison led in both plays as the audience applauded the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Longfellow Pond
Wellesley College
Ben Greet
Ben Johnson
Edith Matthison
Dorchester Street Upgrade Termed City Initiative
Street Commissioner James A. Gallivan presented to Right Rev. Denis O'Callaghan of St. Augustine's Church the pen Governor Jr. used to sign the act authorizing a 700000 loan for Dorchester Street Hyde Park Avenue Belgrade Avenue and Brandon Street improvements. Father O'Callaghan has campaigned for the project for over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gallivan
Denis O'Callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
South Bost
City Onion
Dorchester Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Belgrade Avenue
Brandon Street
Father O'Callaghan
McNamee Seen as Candidate as Cambridge Dems Rally
At the Jefferson Club meeting in Cambridge Ward 4 the crowd cheered McNamee for governor and discussed unity and get out the vote. Speaker J T Shea prophesied a Cambridge nomination, with Aylward Scott and others endorsing McNamee or Shea as viable gubernatorial hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamee
Jefferson Club
Cambridge
John T. Shea
J. Frank Facey
Democratic Party
Shea
Hearing on Extradition in New York for Moody Merrill
Governor Odell held a hearing on extradition of Moody Merrill wanted in Boston for alleged embezzlement. Merrill was represented by Wentworth Lowenstein Stern. Mrs. Sarah Cohen of Boston, the complainant, was represented by J. S. Lehmaier. Judge Wentworth and Winthrop Merrill questioned the process, while Odell reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Odell
Moody Merrill
Boston
Merrill
Wentworth, Lowenstein & Stern
Sarah Cohen
J. 8
Lehmaier
Dugan
Wentworth
Winthrop M. Merrill
St Augustine's Lyceum Celebrates 29th Anniversary Reunion
In South Boston's St. Augustine's Lyceum last night about 400 people gathered to mark the 29th anniversary with a concert featuring C. Carroll Mrs McIsaac Miss Desmond Miss Coughlin Nat Prescott John Thornton and readings by John McNary and Dr James Rourke Accompaniments were by Ella Horan and C C Carroll A dance followed led by M J Teehan and helpers B J Ochs W J Kelly George P Donnelly and P F Slattery The lyceum officers include President Daniel J Donovan and Vice Presidents Richard H Gorman Henry J Reardon Treasurer John E Flynn Secretary Frank H Lynch Librarian P F Slattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’s Lyceum
Corner National
Dorchester Streets
Boston
C. ©. Carroll
D. V. McIsaac
Louise Desmond
Elizabeth Coughlin
Nat Prescott
John Thornton
John T. McNary
James Rourke
Ella Horan
C. C. Carroll
Mer. D. O’callaghan
D. D
J. J. Harkins
W. S. McNary
Hugh W. Bresnahan
M. J. Teehan
B. J. Ochs
W. J. Kelly
George P. Donnelly
P. F. Slattery
Lyceum
Daniel J. Donovan
Richard H. Gorman
Henry J. Reardon
John E. Flynn
Frank H. Lynch
Curious accident may be McDermott's death
John J. McDermott of 805 Elm Street Cambridge fell from the sidewalk into Leverett Street at 9 last night striking his head. A fractured skull was found at the relief station and his condition is listed as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McDermott
Elm Street
Cambridge
Leverett Street
Harvard Leads In Mott Haven Trials
Harvard edged Yale by 1 point in the intercollegiate games at New York on May 29, total 21 to 20. Several colleges competed, with Beck of Yale breaking the intercollegiate shot put record and Duffey of Georgetown leading sprint heats.
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New York
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Princeton
Williams
Beck
DeWitt
Arthur Duffey
M. T. Lightner
J. W. Elwell
U. of P
W. A. Shick, Jr
J. S. Westney
W. D. Dear
F. P. Moulton
A. F. Duffey
Georgetown
W. L. Wallis
H. E. Taylor
Amherst
W. A. Newall
J. W. Foster
I. A. Orton
James A. Taylor
Columbia
M. Overman
E. Cairns
E. S. Ameter
Exciting Ride for Alice Roosevelt
Miss Alice Roosevelt traveling to Albany as a bridesmaid for college friend Ruth Pruyn rode in a new Red Devil automobile when fire engines and ladder trucks sped past on Pennsylvania Avenue. She halted the car to avoid collision and escaped unharmed as the vehicles rushed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Albany
N. Y
Ruth Pruyn
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Visits Utah City Parade Greeted by Thousands
Mrs Roosevelt assisted by Governor Wells and local officials as 11 000 rise to cheer. A long parade including Rough Riders, infantry, artillery, Utah National Guard, and 600 cow punchers marks the event before a Tabernacle address and luncheon at Senator Kearns residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Thompson
J. W. Bubb
Wilson
South Temple Street
United States Infantry
United States Artillery Corps
National Guard of
Utah
John Q. Cannon
Tabernacle
Roosevelt
Kearns
Joseph E. Smith
Mormon Church
Smoot
Howell
Fruit Vendor Shooting Leaves Boy Hit in Lynn Woods
In Lynn on Boston Street a fruit vendor Peter Trubuski shot Gordon Morrill a 13 year old in the right leg and thigh and then fled to the Saugus woods. Police search the area as the injury is treated at Lynn Hospital and doctors report a possible limb salvage if no complications arise.
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Lynn
Boston Street
Gordon Morrill
George A.morrill
Lynn Hospital
Peter Trubuski
Saugus Woods
Saugus
T A Sheehan Named for Annapolis by Kelsh er
Congressman John A Kelsh er appointed Timothy A Sheehan of 157 Tyler Street Boston to a cadetship at Annapolis Alternates are James Walsh 421 Meridian East Boston Roger Merrill 6 Park Boston M Sullivan 610 Bennington Street East Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kelcher
Timothy A. Sheehan
Tyler Street
Boston
Annapolis
James. Walsh
Meridian Street
East Boston
Roger Merrill
Park Street
M. Sullivan
Bennington Street
Hagt Boston
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Dewey
Holyoke Paper Company
United States
Lycoming Skirt CO
Williamsport
Coods
New York City
Raymond
America
Cambridge Electric Light
Shaffer
MR. Mayo
Father O’callaghan
M’namee Boom
Gov
South Boston
M’dermott
White Dental
Washington St
R. H. White
Oxford
Munyon’s Witch Hazel
Munyon
Mott Haven
F. G. Warren
C. B. Long
W. G. Clark
EL JZ. Clapp
J. B. Thomas
EF. R. Bauer
E . Amaler
A. Peterson
W. Iienstrong
F. W. Bird
Weaa Schick
Me. T. Lightner
W. D. Dean
F. R. Moulton
J. C. Haigh
Tac Grill
CC. B. Long
F. G. Beck
C. H. Robinson
I’. H. Schoenfuss
E. T. Glass
J. R. Tingley
W. T. Piper
A. T. Foster
W. Pubbard
H. W. Bowman
T. A. Sheehan
Kelsher
Dr. King
Callana
King Dental
Washington Street
Cor. Aven
Tel
H. M. Whiteley
Mass
Bost Prug CO
Tremont St
Masa
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont Street
Frost
Nathaniel N. Frost
Gloucester
Fairmount Street
Tives
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