Reunion of St Josephs old residents marks 52 years
The St Josephs community reunion features a drill by Company A Ninth Regiment led by Captain George M. Rogers followed by dancing and a reception to renew old friendships. Invited guests include Governor Crane Governor-elect Bates Congressman Joseph A Conry Mayor Collins President Arthur H Dolan and President James Doyle.
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St. Joseph’s
Ninth Regiment
George M. Rogers
Crane
Bates
Joseph A. Conry
Collins
Arthur H. Dolan
Common Council
James Doyle
Notable Boston political figures in city affairs
Members of the Board of Aldermen include Alderman Martin M. Lomasney and Congressmen-elect Kelcher Sullivan and McNary. Also named are Senator Henry Fitzgerald ex-Congressmen John F. Fitzgerald and Joseph H. O'Neil and Captain Edward F. Gaskin of Station.
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Board of Aldermen
Martin M. Lomasney
Kelcher, Sullivan and McNary
Henry Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph H. O'Neil
Edward F. Gaskin
Three Lawyers Question President Mitchell On Strike Entry
Scranton Penn Nov 18 President Mitchell testifies for the fourth day before the strike commission. Three lawyers for coal firms cross examine on union recognition hours and wages. Mitchell defends union rights amid questions on violence docking and methods. The panel weighs the miners leadership and industry practices.
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Scranton
Penn
Mitchell
Gray
Do. St. Darrow
David Willcox
Delaware & Hudson
Wayne MacVeagh
Erie
Francis I. Gowen
Lehigh Valley
W. W. Ross
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
MacVeagh
Mr. Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
Gowen
Ross
Commission
Mr. Ross
Illinois
Storm delays coal fleet at East Boston harbor
A coastal storm halted arrivals of coal laden ships to East Boston harbor. Italian steamer Il Piemonte and British steamers plus a Nova Scotia schooner carried 17,365 tons. Il Piemonte, new to the port, anchored off Cunard piers while Inchmarlo repaired wheel chains after damage. Additional vessels expected include the Warren liner Kansas with 2000 tons coal.
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Il Piemonte
Newcastle
Eng
Boston
Inchmarlo
Manchester
Metropolitan Coal Company
Roath
Barry
Wales
Riviera
New Camberton
C. B
Inchmark
Cunard
Genoa
Passatore
Kansas
Liverpool
J. R. Teel
Philadelphia
Charles A. Campbell
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Valley Forge
Marcus’Hook
Buck Ridge
Quincey Point
Merriam
Dorchester
Elmwood
Neponset
Jennie R. Dubois
Fortuna
Norfolk
Nobska
Vineyard Sound
Vineyard Haven
George M. Winslow
Weehawken
Scranton
Binghampton
M. Eb.buckenbach
R. R. Thomas
Wyalusing
Beacon
Blizzaod and Bate
New York
Osmo-Chemic doctors claim royal cure for rodent ulcer
Ulcer treated with X ray at Boylston Building reportedly cured after sixteen sessions. King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra supported the method, prompting calls for broader adoption despite high costs. Patient testimonials claim relief from cancer symptoms and improved health after Osmo-Chemic treatment.
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England
India
Queen Alexandra
America
Edward
Boylston Bldg
Atlantic
Éost
Ngland
Boylston
Port and Tug Movements Across the Delaware River
Vessels bound for Philadelphia area ports include the Tacony Ardmore Rockland and Sharon from Philadelphia and Marcus Hook descended tugs Lackawanna with barges from New York and the Gettysburg with three Philadelphia tugs anchored northwest of the Handkerchief. Steamer Blakemoor chartered on the Tyne with coal for here while Viking loads at Philadelphia and Hattie H Barbour heads to a Philadelphia wharf. The Helen earns 1.50 a ton from South Amboy to Newburyport and other routes pay up to 2 dollars. Barges Pohatcong and Hopatcong tow Lackawanna off Handkerchief with 1430 tons to Mr Mullen of South Boston. Platea from Barry arrives at Louisburg, C B as of the 15th.
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Ardmore
Rockland
Sharon
Philadelphia
Marcus Hook
Lackawanna
New York
Gettysburg
Blakemoor
Tyne
Viking
Hattie H. Barbour
Helen
South Amboy
Newburyport
Luggonia
Port Johnson
Augusta
Silas
McLean
Hingham
Mullen
South Boston
Platea
Reading Rys denials mis conduct charges before ICC
The Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company led by G F Baer filed a general and specific denial with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on November 18 addressing William R Hearst claims that the Reading and other anthracite coal carriers violated interstate commerce laws.
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Washington
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
G. F. Baer
William R. Hearst
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reading railway to equalize wages with nearby lines
Philadelphia officials announce wage equalization for all Reading railway employees effective November 1, 1902. Detailed instructions will be provided on request. The move avoids a blanket 10 percent increase since many Reading workers already earn more than peers on the Pennsylvania and other roads in the region.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Theodore Voorhees
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reading
Pennsylvania
Joseph Miller Held Over Break-In Case at Bowdoin Street
Joseph Miller faced arraignment on a dwelling house break-in at 7 Bowdoin Street and theft of a suit of clothes. Inspector Rooney escorted him to court as two additional counts were added, and he was held in 1200 for the grand jury.
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Joseph Miller
Bowdoin Street
Rooney
Grape-Nuts Restores Health in Russellville Woman
A Russellville Kentucky young woman felled by illness six weeks ago scarce could keep solids, living on soup and milk. After her father bought Grape-Nuts she ate it twice daily with milk, regained strength, slept well, and soon recovered fully gaining flesh. She credits Grape-Nuts for relief from stomach trouble and urges others to try it.
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Russellville
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Osmo-Cemic doctors claim cancer cure for Boston man
John Donavan of 3 Decatur Street Boston describes a facial sore said to be cancerous that healed after treatment by Osmo-Cemic doctors. He credits their regimen with curing both cancer and eczema and praises their effectiveness.
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John Donavan
Decatur St
Boston
Free X Ray Examinations Offered by Osmo Chemics
Osmo Chemics physicians refuse to treat a case without certainty of the cause. A scientific X ray examination determines the exact trouble. Their X ray outfit is the most elaborate in the country. A special Fluoroscopic attach allows examination of all body parts. Come and be examined free.
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer Free Trial Cure
The Osmo-Chemic physicians invite all sufferers to a free examination and trial treatment of a new light cure at no cost. They request patients apply for treatment on or before November 29.
Retired after 27 years on Boston police force
Patrolman Michael McMorrow has retired after 27 years of service with the Boston Police Department due to physical disability. He will receive a pension as determined by the commissioners, honoring his long tenure and duty.
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Boston
Michael McMorrow
Jamaica Plain Route Clerk Retires After Long Career
The exception of two at Station 12 have been spent at Station 13 in Jamaica Plain. Mr. McMorrow has covered every route in the West Roxbury district day and night and is known to all in that part of the city. He leaves with a splendid record for efficiency and promptitude and kept perfect order on Jamaica Plain’s hardest route for many years.
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Station 12
Jamaica Plain
McMorrow
Roxbury
Jamaica
Hudson on Trial for Alleged West Bridgewater Fire
James H. Hudson faces Superior Court trial in Plymouth for allegedly setting a fire at Charles A. Smith’s house in West Bridgewater on August 20. The defense, aided by statements from Hudson and testimony from John A. Scott, notes he was at Whitcomb’s bicycle shop that morning and later admitted entering Smith’s premises and lighting a hay loft match. Deputy A. I. Simmons corroborates the fire marshal and cites a long-standing mania for fires.
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Plymouth
James H. Hudson
Charles A. Smith
West Bridgewater
John A. Scott
A. I. Simmons
Bridgewater
Canada
United States
Rays Revealed the Cause of Her Disease
Mrs Jennie Davis of Huntington House Cortes Street Boston says X ray by Osmo-Chemic doctors revealed a cystic tumor after years of stomach trouble. She credits rapid improvement to the Osmo-Chemic treatment and notes many others have been cured of tumors.
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A. ¥. Dixon
Bird St
Roxbury
Mass
A. B. Dixon
Jennie Davis
Huntington House
Cortes St
Boston
Woman Credits Osmo-Chemic Doctors With Cure
Mrs S M Blois of 390 Main Street Charlestown Massachusetts says eight years of capillary bronchitis and asthma left her believing she was incurable. After Osmo-Chemic treatment she reports better sleep and easy stair climbing and expresses gratitude for the doctors and cure.
Osmo-Chemic doctors praised for stomach catarrh cure
Carrie Greene of 215 Erie Street Cambridgeport credits Osmo-Chemic doctors with diagnosing catarrh of the stomach via X ray after years of illness and many doctors. She reports clear improvement after a few treatments and ongoing relief, expressing deep gratitude for the treatment.
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Carrie Greene
Erie St
Cambridgeport
Maxs
Open Invitation to Osmo Chemic Patients
Osmo-Chemic physicians invite those treated by other doctors for catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors who have seen no relief to place themselves under Osmo-Chemic care. Free examination and trial treatment offered to those who seek help.
New Book Free The OsmO Chemical System of Medicine
J L Plunkett chief consulting physician announces a free book on the OsmO chemical system of medicine. Permanent offices in Boylston Building Boston with entrances on Boylston Street. Office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 daily except Sundays.
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Mr. D
Boylston Building
Boylston Street
Boston
Mass
Mrs Villemaire Buried In Cambridgeport Funeral Held For Esther Villemaire
The funeral of Esther Villemaire, 73, oldest Cambridgeport French resident, was conducted from her daughter’s home at 167 Washington Street. A high requiem Mass was sung at Isabella Street’s French Church by Rev. F Lachapelie, with interment at Holy Cross. Survived by husband four sons and three daughters.
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Cambridgeport
Ss. Fouchette
Washington . Street
Isabella Street
Lachapelie
Holy Cross
Villemaire
Cambridge
Koch Lung Cure publicity in Boston prospects
Many cures reported in Boston and vicinity with testimonials on file. Call to see testimonials and visit patients. Home treatment preferred with inhalation apparatus at no extra cost. Free consultation examination and trial treatment. Write or call Koch Lung Cure 361 Boylston Street Boston for illustrated booklet with symptom blank.
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Boston
Koch Lung
Boylston Street
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