Dean's Kidney Pills Back Claim in Cabinet Maker Ad
An advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve back trouble caused by standing and bending. It cites OC A Rollins of Somerville working at Clark's Cabinet Factory who says the pills cured years of back pain and dizziness after using half a box, with full claim of nationwide sale by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY for 50 cents.
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Dean
OC. A. Rollins
Hudson St
Somerville
Clark’s
Beverly Street
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. Ss
Plant Strikers Weaken Show of Unity in Factory Dispute
In Lynn on November 19 a meeting weighed ending the strike to allow some workers to return. Fewer than one-fifth attended and most favored suspending action, though outcome was uncertain. A walking delegate stirred talk by claiming Plant Company paid the hall, denied by the strikers. The session adjourned to 3 PM tomorrow hoping for broader turnout.
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Lynn
Clare demands legislative probe into Enterprise death
James P. Clare, father of Cadet Clare who died aboard the Enterprise, voices dissatisfaction with the commissioners report. He calls for investigation of the board and ship officers, says he bore the investigation costs, and warns of parents of other cadets joining the effort to publicize the matter. He plans to appeal to the Legislature.
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Quincy
James P. Clare
Clare
Board of Commissioners
Old Schoolboys Dinner Held in Boston at Young's Hotel
The Old Schoolboys Association of Boston held its annual dinner at Young's Hotel with a reception in the hotel parlors beforehand. President Jonathan Lane presided as guests enjoyed speechmaking and the revival of longtime friendships amid large attendance.
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Old Schoolboys’ Association of Boston
Young’s Hotel
Jonathan Lane
Claremont Faces Front as Bank Failure Shocks Town
Nov. 19 Claremont New Hampshire reels from Sullivan Institution for Savings collapse led by former president John L. Farwell now abroad for health. Losses estimated up to 1.5 million with deposits 1.25 million. townspeople face heavy losses among the poor while Farwell’s advisers blame Western mortgage schemes.
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Claremont
N. H
Sullivan County
Sullivan Institution For Savings
John L. Farwell
Europe
Mr. Farwell
Massachusetts
Farwell
New Hampshire
Mont National Bank
George Olcutt
Charlestown Bank
Clare Institution
Brary
Hale
Episcopal Church
Savings Bank
Farwer
Vanderbilt patriarch improving and connected in railroad affairs
Chauncey M. Depew reports Cornelius Vanderbilt's health improves daily though he remains away from practical railroad duties. He stays in touch and aware of important matters as they arise. William K. Vanderbilt handles management during his brother's illness.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Y M G A Reception At Somerville Banquet Heads Fund Drive
Somerville Y M C A directors hosted a complimentary banquet at the association building Gilman square with about 100 prominent business leaders. President G F Clarridge presided Damon Orchestral Quartet provided music speeches by Congressman Joseph H Walker Worcester Mayor A A Perry ex Mayor William Hodgkins Dr L L Doggett H M Moore and W H Symonds. Subscriptions were solicited and the full $2500 goal raised for next year expenses with Hodgkins Moore Perry Sanborn Kilmer Stevens and Hodgkins each giving $100 plus larger gifts.
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Somerville Y. M. Co. A
Association
Gilman Square
G. F. Clarridge
Damon Orchestral Quartet
Boston
Clarridge
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
A. A. Perry
Somerville
William H Hodgkins
L. L. Doggett
Springfield
H. M. Moore
Perry
Messrs. J. 8. Sanborn
York
F. M. Kilmer
C. L. Stevens
F. E. Hodgkins
New England Confectioners Hold Meeting and Banquet
The New England Confectioners' Association met at the American House yesterday afternoon for a monthly meeting and banquet. About seventeen percent of the members attended, with a reception in the hotel parlors before dinner. President Forbes of Forbes, Maynard & Co. presided.
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New England Confectioners’ Association
Forbes
Forbes, Maynard & Co
Engagement Report Bring New Boston Social Focus
From Town Topics Boston notes the engagement of Miss Lisa Tilden and Mr Clarence Denny younger brother of the late Daniel Denny Jr of the Calumet Club New York. The piece surveys Boston society at the horse show contrasting with the city’s new annual event and lists prominent attendees and social figures.
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Boston
Lisa Tilden
Clarence Denny
Daniel Denny, Jr
Calumet Club
New York
Somerset and Country
Milton
Miss Tilden
Clapman
Linzee Tilden
Europe
Boston Women Stand Out At New York Horse Show Luncheon
Mrs Bryce Allan and Mrs Danielson drew attention among Boston attendees at a Waldorf luncheon during the New York horse show week. The two wore striking outfits in silvery gray chiffon and royal purple brocade, contrasting with the city’s quiet fashion as they mingled with New York society.
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Boston
Bryce Allan
Danielson
New York
Mrs. Allan
Paris
Mrs. de Forest Danielson
the Waldorf
Boston Show Set for April 19 With Rebuilt Committee
The Boston show scheduled for April 19 will be expanded beyond last year. Prominent horsemen on the planning committee include Frank Seabury Rollins Morse Murray Forbes Francis Peabody Jr John E Van Rensselaer Thayer and Robert Hooper, all noted riders.
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Boston
Frank Seabury
Rollins Morse
Murray Forbes
Francis Peabody, Jr
John E
van Rensselaer Thayer
Robert Hooper
Dwight of Tavern Club Welcomes Son after Year of Marriage
The broad smile on the brown face of Dwight of Tavern Club fame, once a Public Library official, reflects joyous news that he and his wife, married a little over a year, have a newborn son.
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Dwight
Tavern Club
Boston socialite linked to Auburndale affair
A Boston young married woman in the smart set is accused of mischievous gossip and a malicious tongue. The piece notes her charm and fashion, claims she sows distrust among friends, and recalls her role in the Auburndale incident, painting her as a gifted liar.
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Boston
Auburndale
Navy Yard at Boston repairs and costs detailed
The Secretary of the Navy reports Boston Navy Yard minor repairs to the Iwana, Dolphin, and Passaic totaling 602.69. Expenditures cover office, stores handling, shop machinery, yard engines, plant improvements, steam launches, and labor, totaling 10 015. The recommendation to convert the yard into a repair station is renewed as tools and local skilled labor remain abundant.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Dolphin
Passaic
Foster in Hawaii discussed annexation and reciprocity treaty
Honolulu advices from November 12 report Hon. John W. Foster and his wife arrived on November 2. He met with government officials and royalists and is studying Hawaiian affairs with regard to annexation. He told German planters that if annexation is defeated he expects the reciprocity treaty to be annulled.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
John W. Foster
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Stronger Kidneys
Advertisement proclaims Warner's Safe Cure strengthens kidneys to purify the blood and cure obstinate kidney diseases. It claims relief from back pain and general weakness by restoring kidney health, presenting demonstrated results over theory.
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Warner
City approves 1.5 million loan for subway reconstruction
Mayor War wick awarded a 1.5 million dollar city loan at 4 percent interest to Drexel & Co of Philadelphia and Harvey Fisk & Sons of New York. Their joint bid totaled 101 299 dollars for the entire amount as part of a 6 million dollar program to reconstruct the Reading railway subway.
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Philadelphia
Warwick
Drexel & Co
Harvey Fisk & Sons
New York
Reading
Fortune in Her Face and Her Car Story
Ohio girl in Cincinnati becomes a spotlight figure after claiming a fortune found in her car. Her account ties private suffering from skin disease and lung trouble to a claimed cure with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, detailing a long medical trial, public skepticism, and a dramatic recovery.
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James Garfield
Mary Street
Hamilton
Ont
West
College of Music
Indiana
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Dr Pierce Cure Claims From Golden Medical Discovery
Personal anecdotes from Milton Pennsylvania and St. Albans West Virginia detail recovery from consumption and bronchitis after using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Case studies include a railroad conductor and a woman helped after prior doctors failed. The article also advertises free distribution of The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with coupon and stamps.
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George W. Hulsign
Milton
Penn
Emily J. Smith
St. Albans
Kenawha County
W. V
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
American Wringer Co Welcomes Repairs and Delivery
The American Wringer Company lists products including wringers and Biesell carpet sweepers at 13 and 5 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs are available and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Biesell
Tremont
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Dreydo Pred
Hardemmy
Prince
Prince Louis of Savoy
Prince Louis
Western Mortgages
Dakota
Nebraska
Paran Stevens
Fisk
Franklin Brewing Company
Geo.f.ricker
Cambridge
Charles Street
Massachustts Ave
Cambridgeport
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
MR. Vanderbilt
Confectioners
Hoston
Socuety
Freddy” Princes
Herbert Sears
Herman Duryeas
Jack
Linzee
Bert’ Bigelows
Rollins Morses
Tom
Sally’’ Loring
George B. Loring
Salem
Sally’ Loring
Dwights
Mt. Vernon Street
George H. Norman, Jr
New
Dedham
Colonel Peabody
Harvard
Lehman
Hood
OUR
Navy Yard
Herbert
Foster
Hawaii
Ohio
Daily Commercial
Buckeye State
Cincinnati
Ernest
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Peabody—Peabody
Arthur Little
Dh. D
Maria
Antoinette Peabody
Charles F. T Peabody
Clarence
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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