Cremation of J. P. Quincy Held at Family Home
Funeral services for Josiah P. Quincy were private at his residence 82 Charles street. Rev. Edward H. Hall officiated and pallbearers included four relatives led by ex Mayor Josiah Quincy. The body was cremated at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Josiah P. Quincy
Quincy
Charles Street
Edward H. Hall
James F. Muirhead
Cambridge
Walter G. Davis
Argentine Republic
Unsightly Eruptions on Face and Head Promising Cure
A grateful mother credits Cuticura Remedies with curing her three year old son’s severe head sores and facial eruptions in under three weeks. She recalls prior failed treatments and notes the boy now has a luxuriant head of hair with no scars. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as an economical skin care solution.
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Ts. G. O. Couvillon
Plancheville
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Freckle cure ad and odd potato shapes in Lynn report
An October item promotes Othine double strength freckle remover with money back guarantee. It notes the garden of Joseph B. Johnson on Elm street, Lynn, growing two remarkable potatoes with unusual forms and describes his two acre garden supplying fresh produce to locals.
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Houghton & Dutton
Joseph B. Johnson
Elm Street
Lynn
Johnson
West Lynn
Peters Defends His Cannon Rules Vote
Congressman Peters addressed rallies in Tomshorde Hall Ward 22 Deacon Hall Ward 12 and Ward 10 Headquarters on Church Street defending his Cannon rules vote. He accused Mr Cotton of false claims about party desertion and tariff reforms and challenged Cotton to answer on franchise voting Lodge stance and living cost issues.
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Congressman Peters
Tomshorde Hall
Deacon Hall
Ward
Church Street
Cotton
Peters
Speaker Cannon
Congress
Mr. Cotton
Cotton denounces Peters over Cannonism in 11th district race
Republican candidate W Dudley Cotton Jr spoke to Boston waiters and voters in Jamaica Plain and Roxbury denouncing Peters for voting with Cannon against reform. He cited Democratic resolutions condemning Peters and said Cannonism faced a decisive verdict next Tuesday in the Fifth district.
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W. Dudley Cotton, Jr
Congress
Boston Headwaiters’ Association
Hotel Upton
Ward
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Cotton
Peters
Cannon
Andrew J. Peters
1Ifth
Galvin Endorses Tariff Commission in Campaign Rallies
J Mitchel Galvin Republican candidate for Congress in the tenth district spoke at rallies in Milton and Quincy. He praised ex Governor Wolcott and Colonel Harry Russell, fire commissioner, and denounced opponent Curley for political trickery over tariff views. He urged creation of an expert nonpartisan tariff commission to revise schedules and lower living costs.
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Galvin
J. Mitchel Galvin
Congress
Milton
Quincy
Sedi’ Wolcott
Harry Ussell
Fire Department
Curley
Demand for Tariff Reform Stirs Labor Support Across Nation
The speaker claims rejection of log rolling and vote trading in tariff making would disrupt business and harm workingmen. He argues the high tariff on daily necessities is unwarranted and unjustified and must be remedied.
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America
Immigrations Chief to Probe Hawaii Labor Claims
Commissioner General of Immigration Keefe plans a major tour of Hawaii to investigate reports of labor unrest and alleged peonage. He will depart Washington on Friday to begin the inquiry.
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Washington
Hawaii
Keefe
Islands
Le Blanc Trial Expenses Request Noted by Chief Justice
Chief Justice Aiken of the Superior Criminal Court ordered Melvin M. Johnson to seek a $450 advance from Middlesex county for case preparation in the Hattie Le Blanc murder case against Clarence F. Glover. The petition itemizes $100 for juror duty deputies, $100 for incidentals, $100 for locating State witnesses, and $150 for out of state witnesses.
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Justice Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Melvin M. Johnson
Hattie le Blanc
Clarence F. Glover
Middlesex County Treasury
Mr. Johnson
Negro Woman Dies Saving Mistress in Albany Fire
Albany Ga Nov 3 A negro woman Lillie Preston employed by Mrs Lee Whidby died at the local hospital from burns suffered while saving her mistress life Mrs Whidby the wife of a local merchant escaped with burns and will recover after her dress caught fire at an open grate the woman overpowered her and extinguished the flames
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Albany, Ga
Lillie Preston
Lee Whidby
Man Dies Saving Puppy in Pittsburg Incident
Herbert Agger, six years old, died after attempting to save a puppy from a heavy team driven by Thomas. He ran under the horses, was fatally injured, and was pulled from beneath the horses, clutched to the puppy, and died about three hours later.
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Pittsburg
Benn
Thomas
Herbert Agger
Thisternoon
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J. P. Quincy
Etablissements
Lorientais
Lorient
France
Fox Bros
Rhodes Bros
Z. T. Powers, Jr. Co
D. Cobb & Bro. Codman & Co
D. Swain & Co
W.F. Witherell & Co
Meyer & Lange
C. S. Johnson
J. J. Fischer
Theo. Schragle
A. J. Landry
The
Alameda Co
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
New York
Union Hat Co
Wm. Read & Son
National Sportsman
W. W. Brown P
Worcester
Mass
David J. Ingraham
Ingraham
Toques and
Tams
Madras
Men’s Department
N. K. Fairbank Company
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