Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted for Permanent Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a lasting remedy for piles, claiming many women avoid surgery after ten years of suffering. It includes testimonials from Margaret Brady of Cleveland and urges purchasing at fifty cents, with free literature from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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Margaret Brady
Whitman St
Cleveland
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Bates accuses Douglas factory overtime in Taunton rally
In Taunton Governor Bates questions Douglas stance on an overtime bill citing last week’s overtime at William L. Douglas’s Brockton factory where women workers allegedly labored past six. Bates links the incident to a Democratic barbecue in Plymouth and argues Massachusetts prospered under the Dingley tariff, contrasting Douglas’s position with labor and industry outcomes.
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Taunton
Bates
William L. Douglas
Brockton
Douglas
Plymouth
Labor Commission
Massachusetts
Incubus
Waltham Club Announces New Year Walking Prize
In Waltham on October 31 the American Waltham Watch Company employees formed a Walking Club and a fire department member tested with a pedometer to show an 18 14 mile daily pace. The club will award a prize to the member who travels the most miles from now until New Year’s Day.
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Waltham Club
Waltham
Armored Cruiser West Virginia Prepares Trial Run
The armored cruiser West Virginia arrived off Quarantine from Newport News. A speed and endurance test on the Cape Ann course is planned for tomorrow, with hopes to eclipse the Colorado’s 22.26 knot record if conditions permit. Captain Melvin leads the ship in temporary command and the vessel displaces 18 600 tons with four eight inch guns and 14 rapid fire six inch rifles.
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West Virginia
Newport News
Cape Ann
Colorado
Newport Company
United States Navy
Missouri
United States
Melvin
Seaboard Transportation Company
Charlestown Navy Yard
Board of Inspection and Survey
Jealous husband blamed for Chelmsford double tragedy
Lowell, Oct. 31. The murder of Mary Eaton by her husband H Everett Eaton at North Chelmsford is linked to his jealousy and threats. Neighbors say Eaton demanded money she earned and grew angry over her independence, leading to a fatal quarrel when he struck her with a chair and she fled, never to return.
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Lowell
Mary Eaton
H. Everett Eaton
North Chelmsford
Eaton
Arrow Makes 28 Minute Flight Over St Louis World Fair
A. Roy Knabenshue piloted the California Arrow for 28 minutes above the World’s Fair grounds in St Louis, covering 3.5 miles despite an eight mile an hour headwind. The craft rose to 2000 feet and returned to the concourse amid cheers as Baldwin expressed optimism for future public demonstrations.
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ST. Louis
Cascades
A. Roy Knabenshue
Toledo
Thomass
Baldwin
California Arrow
Knabenshue
Aeronautic
Concurse
New England Woman's Club Homecoming Reception
Mrs Julia Ward Howe presided at the annual New England Woman's Club reception in Howe Hall with 140 members and guests. The event featured a two hour receiving line, decorations of palms roses and chrysanthemums, and a guest list including club officers and Boston women’s club leaders. Coffee tea and chocolate were served by Mrs W H Toby Mrs J C Littlefield Miss Lucile Hill and Miss Ada Molineux with ushers assisting earlier in the evening.
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Julia Ward Howe
New England Woman's Club
Howe Hall
A. M. Jewell
Newbury Street
Howe
E. D. Cheney
Judith Smith
E. L. N. Walton
Kate Sannett Wells
Boston
W. H. Toby
J. C. Littlefield
Lucile Hill
Ada Molineux
E. B. Hunt
Ada Hersey
Black posse captures fugitive in cemetery near Norfolk
A mob of about 500 Black residents on horses bicycles and on foot captured Emmanuel Price, a Black man who had wounded Mary Hunter. The group handed him to police in a cemetery, ending the chase.
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Norfolk
Emmanuel Price
Mary Hunter
Andrew D Whites Attack On The Czar In Century Magazine
Andrew D White, former U.S. minister to Germany and Cornell president, writes in Century Magazine about Tsar Nicholas II. He recalls famine in Russia, famine relief efforts, and the emperor’s indifference to affairs, contrasting his courtly bearing with a lack of ambition and grasp of his empire.
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Century Magazine
Andrew D. White
United States
Germany
White
Cornell University
Harrison
St. Petersburg
Russia
Czarevitch
Nicholas
Europe
Philadelphia
Imperial Relief Commission
Olney Urges Parker Support in Open Letter to Harvard Democrats
Richard Olney writes in an open letter to Harvard Democrats outlining reasons to vote for Parker and the Democracy. He emphasizes a rational tariff, strong anti corruption action, a restrained foreign policy, Philippine independence, fiscal restraint, and adherence to law, plus a persona of peace over war and public trust. The piece ends with a comic aside of Uncle Joe venting in frustration.
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Richard Olney
Harvard Democrat
Harvard
Parker and
The
Democracy
Uncle Joe Cannon Delivers Frustrated Campaign Critique
New York in October 81 quotes former Speaker Joseph Cannon, expressing exasperation with political campaigns. He vents at the Fifth Avenue Hotel about the barrage of pacific slogans and the weariness of enduring modern political fare.
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New York
Joe
Cannon
Fifth Avenue
Dash
Hudson River
Reception at Boston Nursery for Blind Babies
The ladies of the visiting committee announce a reception at 66 Fort avenue next Thursday afternoon. Dr. Edward Everett Hale and Rev. Edward A. Horton will speak and Hon. Horace G. Allen will preside. After exercises the house will be open to visitors.
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Boston
Fort Avenue
Edward Everett Hale
Edward A. Horton
Horace G. Allen
Brown suits and elegant coats dominate Vorenberg's display
Heavy rich Galashields are favored as the season advances with waistcoats in hazel and walnut brown and long Mannock overcoats. A Dartmouth scarf adds a wide four-in-hand neckwear effect in royal ring patterns. Vorenberg's, the Big Store, showcases these stylish selections in large assortments.
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Dartmouth
Vorenberg's
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