Have You Rheumatism Kidney Liver and Bladder Trouble
An advertisement touts Swamp Root Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It lists symptoms such as back pain frequent urination and nocturnal urination and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and information book by mailing to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York, claiming widespread testimonials and proven curative power.
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Nature
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Genere
Boston Daily Post
Federation of Labor Backs Woman Suffrage in National Vote
The American Federation of Labor votes to back woman suffrage with a resolution urging the House judiciary committee to report a joint resolution for amending the U S Constitution to let women vote. Other actions push for eight hour clerical shifts, higher tariffs on foreign wool, and broader labor protections nationwide. A New York department store and a major telegraph company are named in boycott discussions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Federation of Labor
Judiciary Committee
National
House of Representatives
House
United States
Federation
Congress
Federal Service
Woman's International Union
Laber League
International Typographical Union
New York
Hearst Says He Will Run If Voters Demand It
William J. Connors, chairman of the Democratic State committee, reports Hearst would accept a nomination for higher honors if the party calls for it. He quotes Hearst saying he will never again seek New York governor unless the party demands his nomination.
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Hearst
Buffalo
N. Y
William J. Connors
Democratic State Committee
William Randolph Hearst
San Antonio
Texas
New York
Labor notes from Boston and New York union events
President John J. Hynes of the Boston Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 returned from New York where he attended the New York Local 11 meeting. Joseph Bobb will represent the New York union at Boston Local 17s annual ball at Paine Memorial Hall December 7. The union condemned the push for biennial elections. Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 reports broad support from major national unions in its clash with the National Cigar Stands Company. P Barry of Somerville led a discussion on refrigeration for the Boston Association 12 National Association of Engineers. L W E Kimball of Boston Electrical Workers Union 103 will speak Friday at Union Hall on municipal control of public lighting. Revere Wage Earners Club plans a smoke talk tomorrow at A O H Hall in Revere.
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John J. Hynes
Boston Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
New York
Bell of
United States
Canada
P. Barry
Somerville
Boston Association
National Association of Engineers
L. W. E. Kimball
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 103
Union Hall
Union Square
Revere
A. O. H. Hall
Ballot Today in Cambridge Democratic Mayor Primary
Cambridge voters go to the polls to choose a Democratic nominee for mayor among Charles H. Thurston James F. Aylward and Andrew J. Rady amid a fierce campaign. The winner faces Walter C. Wardwell on the non partisan line as alderman races heat up and ballot rules are clarified by City Clerk Edward J. Brandon following legal guidance.
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Cambridge
University City
Charles H. Thurston
James F. Aylward
Andrew J. Rady
The
Water Board
Walter C. Wardwell
John H. H. McNamee
Thurston
Aylward
Frank Facey
Democratic City Committee
William P. Nickerson
Henry J. Cunningham
McNamee
Edward Quinn
Edward Sennett
Frank McDermott
Edward J. Brandon
Pevey
Woman in New York Fatally Shoots Boss at Office
Gustave Simon, a senior partner of the Queen Waist Company, was shot in his Broad Street office and died that night. A former employee, who called herself Mme Anisita Louise de Massy, was arrested after claiming innocence and saying she came to collect $30 owed her. She described herself with several names, including Anisita Louise du Luise Vernon.
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New York
Gustave Simon
Queen Waist Company
Broadway
Simon
Mme
Anisita Louise de Massy
West Thirty-eighth Street
Anisita Louise du Luise Vernon
Mother Stops Child Marriage in Everett Romance
Chester Davis 18 and Flossie White 16 faced impediment when Mrs. H. B. Davis of 463 Ferry Street sought a license in Providence. After a tense trip the couple returned tearful, and police relayed the request to Gretna, thwarting the planned marriage.
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Everett
Chester Davis
H. B. Davis
Ferry Street
Boston
Flossie White
Flossie
Chester
Providence
Williams Won’t Oppose Feeney for State Chair
John P. Feeney of the Democratic State committee says his re election as chairman will not be opposed by George Fred Williams. Granville S. McFarland and Josiah Quincy back Feeney and deny any deals with Williams. Williams and Col. Alexander Troup ally to form a New England Democratic league tied to Bryan for the national election.
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John P. Feeney
Democratic State Committee
George Fred Williams
Feeney
Granville S. McFarland
New York
Hearst
Williams
Josiah Quincy
State Committee
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
New England Democratic League
Bryan
New Democratic League
Everett Jewelry Store Theft Thwarted by Patrolman Shot
Early today in Everett a thief attempted to rob a jewelry store but was spotted by Patrolman O Neill. He gave chase and fired four shots, the suspect last seen running toward Chelsea. The notice also advertises Pazo ointment with a 6 to 14 day cure guarantee for piles.
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Everett
O'Neil
Chelsea
Outlaw by a Bishop Sparks Protests Over Trial Marriages
In New York on November 19, reactions to The Family by an unnamed author fuel ongoing protests against trial marriages. Bishop Coleman calls Mrs Parsons an outlaw, while Rep Herbert Parsons and the author avoid comment. Ministers and public speakers condemn the stance amid broad controversy.
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New York
Bishop Coleman
Delaware
Herbert Parsons
Imposter Collects Funds for Children’s Home Warned
An impersonator posing as an agent of the New England Home for Little Wanderers collected money in downtown for a supposed Thanksgiving Day dinner for 100 plus children at 202 West Newton Street. Rev. W A Cooper warns the public. Only Clifford W Reed is authorized to collect for the home.
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New England
Little Wanderers
West
Newton Street
W. A. Cooper
Clifford W. Reed
Patent Cold Cure Ad With Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old newspaper brief promotes a cold remedy emphasizing quick cure in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if ineffective and E W Grove’s signature appears on each box. Price 28 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Hood's Tooth Powder Promoted for Mouth Health
An advertisement extols Hood's Tooth Powder as essential for a wholesome attractive mouth and overall dental health.
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Hood
Yale Receives 50 000 Gift for Ely Professorship
Secretary of War William H. Taft attended the Yale corporation meeting as an anonymous donor announced a 50 000 gift to establish the John Slade Ely professorship in Yale Medical School in memory of Professor Ely who died in the spring.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
William H. Taft
John Slade Ely
Ely
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Malden
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Elsie Clews Parsons
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Jamaica Plain
Allston
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Willard Bh. Lindsley
Humphrey Street
Dorchester
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Fred H. Perry
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Arthur Lindsley
Winnie Perry
Fred H. Perry, Jr
William H.allbright
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