Baker Kidney Pills Deliver Lasting Relief
M M Grant writes from Herxer Me on May 11 1804 about chronic kidney and bladder pain. After trying many doctors and wasting money he states Baker Pill Co kidney pills cured his condition in six weeks and there has been no relapse for about six months since stopping them.
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Baker Pill CO
Baker
Ae Prem
Igned
Szpewick
Baker Pil CO
H. Park
Baker Pill, CO
BR. Haskell
WM. S. Perks
Henry D. Woodcock
Mass voices in Faneuil Hall denounce lynching in Boston
A large crowd at Faneuil Hall heard Boston leaders denounce lynching in the South and urge federal and local action. Speakers, including Mayor Curtis and Congressman Morse, condemned mob violence, defended fair trials, and urged unity to end barbaric executions of Black Americans.
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Faneuil Hall
Boward Everett Brown
South
Curtis
United States
Army
Navy
Boston
Elijah A. Morse
State of
Texas
North
Charleston
D. C
Copperhead
Edwin G.walker
Dsq
Father Scully
Cambridge
George T. Downing
Father Fae
Massachusetts
Garrison
Phillips
Sumner
Andrew
Crispus
John Brown
Beecham's Pills Ad for Constipation Relief
A brief advertisement notes Beecham's pills for constipation priced 10 and 25. It directs readers to obtain the book at their druggist’s for more information.
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Beecham
Philadelphia Senate panel probes city street work and paving
The State senatorial committee investigating Philadelphia municipal affairs resumed hearings with Thomas M. B. Addis of the Citizens' Municipal Association testifying on street cleaning failures, garbage removal lapses, and contractor penalties. He discussed paving costs and claimed citizens paid over $240,000 for inadequate work as the committee adjourned until tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Thomas M. B. Addis
Citizens’ Municipal Association
Addis
Public Works
Windrim
English High School Downs Hopkinson 18 to 6 in Gridiron Clash
English High School defeated Hopkinson 18 to 6 at South End grounds in a hard fought game. Key plays came from Zeke Ellsworth with a hurdling touchdown, Hallowell scoring again, and Eaton punching through for gains and another TD. Whittemore and Moran aided the backs as English High controlled line play and held off Hopkinson’s late surge. Attendance about 1200.
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English High School
South End
Hopkinson
Callahan
O’brien
Eaton
Hallowell
Hoppy
English High
Mike O’brien
Whittemore
Zeke” Ellsworth
Sherlock
Jones
Moran
Ellsworth
English
High
Bartlett
Carlton
Janes
Heard
Martin
O’brien Cave
English Hick
Ashley
E. H. &. Hopkinson
Murphy
Porter
A. Martin Eaton
Heath Canaan
Martin Operson
P.G
Shaw Higgins
Janos Manahan
Hallowell Sherlock
Q.d
Brooks Whittermore
H.b
Hib
Livermore Moran
R.h.d
Dalton Ellsworth
F.d
Fed
Whittermore
Reférea -Lane
Richards
Goodwin
Cambridge Deadlock Chooses Clerk Candidate After Decline
Cambridge board and council fail to resolve the assistant city clerk election. Council abstained after Edwin Cutting declined. Ballot then elected William P. Brown 10 votes, H D Cloyes 2, Isaac Bradford Jr 3, Albert Pear 4, leaving the deadlock. School committee vacancy filled by Elizabeth Q Bolles.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Albert M. Pear
Edwin A. Cutting
Cutting
William P. Brown
H. D. Cloyes
Isaac Bradford, Jr
Albert Pear
Brown
Shelburne Falls Player Humbered by Tackle in Drury Game
George Hay Dig of Shelburne Falls suffered a brain concussion when both teams fell on him during the Drury Academy game in North Adams this afternoon. Taken to a doctor’s office, the prognosis is unavailable tonight as doctors assess his condition.
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North Adams
George Haydig
Shelburne Falls
Drury Academy
Roxbury Second Elevens Defeat East Boston 22 to 0
Roxbury High School defeated East Boston 22 to 0 on Franklin field in a one sided game. Tripp Liggett and Knell starred for Roxbury while Morris and Murdock excelled for East Boston. Final score Roxbury 24 or 22 unclear. however reported as 22 to 0 with Liggett scoring two touchdowns and Knell two more. Referee Smith. Umpire Root. Time 15 minute halves.
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East Boston
Franklin Field
Tripp
Liggett
Knell
Morris
Murdock
Dalton
Palmer
R. BH
Wilkinson
Morris Verrom
Jacknon
Dunn
PiGee
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Smith
Q.b
Palmer Tripp
Laggett
Siett Porter
Cecee Econ Econ Sdd
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Cochrain
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Knuell
Umbe
Arnold
Richardson
Ime
Penn freshman football team prepares for Harvard game
Philadelphia Nov 12 The Pennsylvania freshman squad trains for the Harvard freshmen clash on Nov 16. The varsity men coach the newcomers on technical points of the game.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Somerville Defeats Hyde Park In Football Duel
Somerville High School beat Hyde Park 14 to 4 on the M C A grounds. A late play near halftime sparked protests as Stack advanced the ball after Hyde Park claimed it was not in play. Referee Kennard ruled the ball in play, Hyde Park refused to finish the game.
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Somerville
Hyde Park
Hyde Parks
Stack
Kennard
Hyde ‘Park
Cotter
Cecrewevesececeves Es Efi Giy
Katzm Raymond
Sksee
Sam Richardson
Palmer
H.b
Ittemore Stone
F.b
E I D Club Hosts Elegant Winter Hill Party
At Winter Hill Somerville last evening the E I D Club presented a refined event with 200 attendees. Reception ran 8 to 8 30 PM and a formal circle led by Miss Amy W Freeman, president, who wore light blue silk as others displayed pink, white, and blue gowns.
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Odd Fellows
Winter Hill
Somerville
E. I. D. Club
Eo Ciety
Yo Society
Theatrons
H. J. Hall
O. H. Currier
Amy W. ‘Freeman
John Gourley
Freeman
Fannie R. Edgcomb
Blanche Haley
Clara R. Jones
Emma M. Thacher
Ethel G. Hall
Gracia B. Bacon
Miss Freeman
Miss. Bacon
Miss Edgecomb
Miss. Haley
Miss Jones
Miss Hall
Miss Thacher
Miss Sproule
Garden City and Charlestown Win In C C C Tournament
The regular C C C tournament games were played on ep fre street alleys last night. Garden City defeated Boston College and Charlestown defeated Pequots, with Garden City and Charlestown advancing.
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Garden City
Boston College
Charlestown
Pequots
Garden Citys
Charlestowns
Duffy McCarthy Beat Brocktons in Candle Pins Match
A regular candle pins game last night saw Duffy and McCarthy defeat Brocktons. The match took place on Diffy and McCarthy alleys, with the winners taking the contest.
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Duffy & McCarthy
Brocktons
Diffy
Mc Carthy
Seventh Son Imposter Tied to Milier Genest's Death
Mass man Milier Genest dies after typhoid fever worsened by whiskey given by a supposed seventh son of a seventh son. An outsider railroad section hand without medical knowledge forced the drink against the sick man's protests. Dr Rouller plans legal action to deter similar interference and prevent further harm.
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Genest
Lynn Democrats Pick Unpledged Delegates In Mayor Race
In Lynn on Nov 12 the Democratic primaries selected unpledged delegates for a municipal mayoralty convention. A fusion with the reform group is anticipated as Republican candidate Eugene A. Bessom looms, with Mayor Arthur Harwood seeking a third term. Delegates include ward representatives: McKenney, Lindse y, Hayes, Oliver, Perry, Webber, Morse, Chipman, Furber, Lovett, Noyes, Mansur, Carr, Green, Gynan, Fogg, Kelliher, Lydon, Harney, Hayes, Fox, Kavanagh, Bemis, Martin, Buffington, Travers, J Htts, Connors, French, McGovern, Lemon, Rowe, Arter, Ahearn, Higgins, Breed, Murphy, Harney, Welsh, Foss, Towne, Newhall, Allen, Brook, Curtin, Snell, Bayrd, Mooney, Murphy, Fitzgerald, Lahey, Hef ferman, Johnson, Tapper, Chatterton.
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Lynn
Pri-Maries
A _ citizens
Harwood
A. P. A. Canidate
Eugene A. Bessom
John H. McKenney
Fred Lindsey
W. O. Hayes
L. M. Oliver
G. H. Perry
George Webber
John R. Morse
J. W. Chipman
W. B. Furber
J. F. Lovett
G. A. Noyes
George Mansur
M. F. Carr
Thomas Green
T. Gynan
C. W. Fogg
R. H. Ke
R. Fitzgerald
William Lahey
John P. Heffernan
Joseph Johnson
Ward
George Rich
John W. Tapper
Joseph J. Chatterton
Newton Aldermen Meet Amid City Protests
The Newton Board of Aldermen met last evening with Mayor Rothfeld absent due to illness. The Garden City Improvement Society protested building permits for riverbank construction and a Charles River parkway. A damages claim by Nora Daly for a sidewalk fall on Eliot Street Newton Upper Falls was referred to the claims committee. A garbage crematory report favored postponing action to the next city government. An order appropriated 6476 to buy land for widening Washington Street to eighty five feet from Lincoln Park to Germain Street in West Newton.
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Newton
Rothfeld
Degen
Garden City Improvement ‘Society
Charles River
Charles River Parkway
Nora Daly
Eliot Street
Newton Upper Falls
Committee On
Caroline I. Barker
Washington Street
West Newton
Lincoln Park
Germain Street
Judson v Flush Jockey Club Referee Appointed
The Court of Common Pleas issued an order of reference in the Judson versus Flush Jockey Club case challenging the Percy Gray racing law. It declines to decide now and names ex Judge George M Van Hoesen as referee to take testimony and report by November 27, with reargument set for the first Monday in December.
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New York
Court of Common Pleas
Henry C. Judson
Flushing
Walthams Win Bowling and Whist in Interclub clash
The Glendon Club of Malden hosted the Philedians in the Interclub League. Waltham lads swept bowling and whist events while Malden squad captured pool and billiards. Pool results Philedians 8, Glendons 2. Billiards Philedians 228, Glendons 288. Whist Philedians 313, Glendons 311.
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Walthams
Waltham
Glendon Club
Malden
Philedians
Waltham Boys
Maldenites
Glendons
Philedeans
Whist
Zeigler breaks world mile record at Fountain Ferry meet
In Louisville on November 12 Otto Zeigler Jr of San Jose California set a new world mile mark with a time of 1 53 26 breaking the former 1 55 record. John Johnson won the professional one mile open in 1 58 1 6 at the blue ribbon Fountain Ferry Cycle and Athletic Association meet.
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Louisville
Fountain Ferry
C@ycle and Athletic Association
Otto Zeigler, Jr
San Jose
Cal
John &. Johnson
New York base ball club annual meeting held in Jersey City
Jersey City November 12. The New York baseball club held its annual meeting this afternoon. Directors reported satisfaction with the year’s business and financial outlook but were unhappy with this season’s play. A 6 percent dividend was declared. There was no election of officers.
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Jersey City
N. J
New York
Basebo
Fire call to unoccupied Newton Centre house on Hammond Street
Newton fire department answered a 7 30 alarm last night for a possible fire at a vacant house on Hammond Street Newton Centre owned by Mr 2 s of Boston. The fire stemmed from a lantern pile and caused about 3 insu et damage.
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Newton
Hammond Street
Newton Centre
Mr. 2'S
Boston
Johnson to race Michael for world championship
John H. Johnson telegraphed he would accept the challenge from J. Michael the Welsh Champion for a series of mate races to determine the world championship. Michael offers Johnson six hundred dollars to cover expenses to travel to Paris for the races.
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New York
Johnson
J. Michael
Michael
Paris
Boxing Gossip Points to Corbett Maher Meeting
The column outlines a proposed clash between James J. Corbett and Peter Maher as a non-title bout, arguing Maher’s rise makes him a worthy rival and could surpass the Dallas fist carnival. Sullivan’s blunt view on Fitzsimmons is cited, with Maher predicted to beat Corbett in three rounds.
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James J. Corbett
Peter Maher
Corbett
Maher
Fitzsimmons
Empire Club
Maspeth
Thehampion
Sporting World
John 4
Sullivan
Hot Springs
Clark
Bitzsimmons
Philadelphia
Billie Woods
Godfrey
John H. Quinlan
Charlestown
New England
Nick Burley
California
Nick
Quinlan
Burley
Jack McDonough
St. Pau
Joe White
Harry Hutcri
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