Foss Reviews Fights for Reciprocity
Eugene N. Foss writes in National Reciprocity magazine about his Massachusetts congressional bid and outlines plans to expand reciprocity in New England. He argues Gloucester should not block nationwide tariff revision and says a New England Reciprocity League will coordinate with national bodies to push free coal and hides while negotiating with Canada.
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Eugene N. Foss
Chicago
National League
Congress
New England
Gloucester
Mr. Foss
Detroit
Massachusetts
William A. Gaston
Gaston
Crane
John L. Bates
Bates
Boston
New England Reciprocity League
Board of Trade
National Reciprocity League
Chamber of Commerce
The
Worcester
London
Canada
Newfoundland
Dominion
United States
House of Representatives
Hay
Canadian
Society sees Barran Parks wedding in Boston society
Miss Alice Parks married John Nicholson Barran of London at the Church of the Emmanuel Newbury Street. The Rev Leighton Parks officiated with Bishop Lawrence aside, amid a large ultra smart set. The couple plan to reside in London after a breakfast reception at the Parks home on Brimmer Street.
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Leighton Parks
Church of the Emmanuel
Alice Parks
John Nicholson Barran
London
Miss Peabody
Susan Howe
Georgiette
Ellen Parks
Laura Barran
Alice Burnham
Juliette Higginson
Barran
Austin Barran
Frak L. Higginson, Jr
Douglas
Andrew G. Weeks
S. Reed Anthony
Anna Thayer
Katharine Stevenson
Marion Fenno
Miss Adams
Richard D. Sears
Philip S. Sears
Margaret Deland
Frank Gair Macomber
William Lloyd Garrison
Miriam W. Stedman
George A. Draper
William F. Draper
W. S. Bowker
Ecru
Abby Loring
Miss Loring
Miss Lawrence
Bishop Lawrence
Hyde
Miss Hyde
Liberty
Nelly Lyman
Dorothy Forbes
Robert Treat Paine
Judge Loring
William A. Burnham
Fred L. Jack
Frank L. Higginson
Lucius M. Shattuck
Emmanuel Church
Swift Acquires Sawyer Plant in Watertown
Swift & Co. today completed the purchase of the George A. Sawyer slaughter house, property, and business in Watertown for about $50,000. Sawyer operated there for years, and the facility near the Union market handled cattle from across the country, with meat sold in Boston and nearby areas.
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Watertown
Swift & Co
George A. Sawyer
Lorimer Leads Tremont Temple Pastor Vote With 412
Deacons meet to review last Friday's pastor election results. Among 625 votes cast, Dr George C Lorimer received 412, Cortland Myers 185, with minor totals for several other candidates and 11 scattering. Executive committee records 37 of 42 present. Meeting to discuss Friday night church action.
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Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
Cortland Myers
D. D. MacLaurin
Rochester
N. Y
R. D. Grant
Vancouver
B. C
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street
R. H. McArthur
W. W. Evarts
Henry Varley
England
Peterson Wins Nomination in Salem Municipal Caucus
Joseph N. Peterson secured the Republican nomination for mayor at Salem caucuses held tonight. The result confirms Peterson as the party’s candidate for the upcoming mayoral race in Salem.
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Peterson
Salem
Joseph N. Peterson
Some of Boston's Wealthy Women to Be Clerks in a West End Rummage Sale
A West End rummage sale at 289 Cambridge Street will have Boston's wealthy women as clerks to aid Willard Y settlement. Worthwhile items include coats, jackets, hats, gowns, clocks, lamps and books. Last year raised over $100 for club work. organizers hope to surpass that. Notable workers include Miss Caroline M. Caswell, Miss Nellie F. Hill, Miss Emma Darling, Mrs. M. Sawyer, Miss Lorena Cannon, Miss Alice Smith, Mrs. EB. Smith of Watertown, and Miss Chapman of Somerville.
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Boston
West End
Willard Y Settlement
Cambridge Street
George Washington
Caroline M. Caswell
Nellie F. Hill
Emma Darling
M. Sawyer
Lorena Cannon
Alice Smith
Willard Y
EB. C. Smith
Watertown
Chapman
Somerville
Cole's Plight Linked to Losses Believed Demented
Worcester, Nov 18 Everitt S Cole once a prosperous bicycle maker in East Brookfield. Business reverses followed years ago and his failure to market an invention drove him into brooding and mental decline. He was found lying in the woods near Elkton, Md by gunners, authorities say.
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Worcester
Everitt S. Cole
Elkton
East Brookfield
Untimely Graves and Peruna Promises
A block of letters extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh and a tonic, recounting recovery from lung trouble. Andree Anderson of California claims seven months of Peruna saved him from death and restored health. J. H. Huling of West Virginia endorses its value. others describe catarrh leading to consumption and praise Dr. Hartman’s remedies.
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J. H. Huling
Congress
West Virginia
P. O
Charleston
Remington Murder Charge Backed by Doctors Autopsy
New York dispatch reports doctors who performed the Remington autopsy say the fatal wounds were not self inflicted and that a close range mouth shot caused death. They note powder mustache and three wounds, with one in the mouth fired while the victim was unconscious. Edward Remington repeats murder claims but withholds further facts.
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New York
Edward P. Remington
Robert Reading Remington
May van Alen
Newport
Ford Weddigen
H. G. McCormick
Remington
Weddigen
Williamsport
Penn
Edward Remington
Robert Remington
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Ness
Jmas Ee
Perative
New England League
Barran-Parks
Swift
Sawyer
Lorimer
Tremont Temple Committee
Cole
Peruna
Andree Anderson
Anderson
California
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Manalin
Milwaukee
Wis
Dr. Hartman
Pe Hartman Sanitarium
Burnett, Cal
Pe-ru-na
Sally Lunn
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