Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective for Back Pain
G A Scott of 34 Falcon Street Boston Massachusetts says Doans Kidney Pills relieved his back pain after a few doses and the full box. He recommends them to others and notes Woodbury Pharmacy sold the product. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doans.
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G. A. Scott
Falcon Street
Boston
Mass
Dean
Woodbury
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Fishermen’s catch tops 179800 pounds at pier sale
The fleet gathered 179800 pounds of mixed fresh fish at the pier with haddock 60000 pounds cod 22300 hake 84500 pollock 60000 and cask 3000. Prices ranged haddock 6.5 cents cod 4.25, hake 1.25 to 3, pollock 1.5 and cask 2 cents per pound. The Bessie M. Dugan trip supplied the cask while Elmer FE Gray brought in the Cape Shore catch to market. Two more vessels and a navy cruiser Salem arrived for tests and repairs as winter buoyage changes are announced along New England coastal waters.
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Haddock
Bessie M. Dugan
Elmer FE. Gray
Cape Shore
Jessie Costa
W. P. Goulart
Slag i
Norman Fisher
Aeaess
REOPG
Cavassececwess
Eam
Grace Otis
Ei Eas
Mary T Wallon
Praiph
ReuUsEgol
Salem
Albert Key
Navy Yard
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Chester
Birmingham
Newport
Azores
Burnholme
Java
Delaware
Europe
Naples
Boston
W. G. Cutler
Boston Harbor
Vineyard Sound
Buzzard’s Bay
Winthrop Bar
Shirley Gut
Howland Ledge
Massachusetts Bay
Avery Ledge
Rockport Harbor
Lynn Harbor
Tuckernuck Shoal
Outer Flats
Edgartown Harbor
Centreville Harbor
Mosher Ledge
Nantucket
Michael Havey
Havey
Webster Street
Dorchester
Fall River Line
Nashua
New York
Sound Ports
Orion
London
John Gardner
Hoosac Docks
Shipping News Returns Sail Vessels and Arrivals in Salem Waters
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances including the scout cruiser Salem under Commander Key at Guantanamo Bay and the revenue cutter Gresham, with London and Boston departures and multiple schooners and tugs bound for or from Portland, Rockland, Newport News, and Gloucester. Several steamers and barges are noted in ballast or with lumber, plus distress assistance for Ellen M. Golder and various voyages to Jamaica, New York, Philadelphia, and South Amboy.
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Salem
Guantanamo
Cuba
Gresham
Perry
Bay of Islands
N. F
Philophian
Gardiner
London
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Kershaw
Bond
Norfolk
Katahdin
Maguire
Jacksonville
Charleston
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Dingley
Linscott
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Bartlett
Newport News
Cardenas
Paoli
MecGoldrick
Devon
South Amboy
Fred FE. Richards
McKinnon
Rockland
Henry B. Fiske
Moody
Brunswick
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Port Antonio
Jam
Fernandina
Whitney
Mercury
Orleans
Ellen M. Golder
Wyoming
Eckley
Perth Amboy
Plymouth
Cienfuegos
Newport
Fred E. Richards
Varges R. & R. L. Co
Astral
Bayonne
Neva
Bear River
Thelma
George E. Dudley
Georgetown
8. C
Jennie S. Hall
Qcharleston
Nellie F. Sawyer
Carteret
Bowdeinham
Bangor
Foster’s
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Union Wharf
International Division
Lubec
Battery Wharf
H. Maynard
The Theory of Corruption of Customs in Roman History
Guglielmo Ferrero opened a Lowell Institute lecture with a warning from ancient Rome about luxury and decline. He linked Roman decadence to modern excess in clothes houses and diamonds and noted declining birth rates in France Germany and the Eastern United States. Huntington Hall overflowed as he argued that corruption of customs contributed to empire decline.
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France
Germany
United States
New England
Guglielmo Ferrero
Lowell Institute
Huntington Hall
Rome Culture Power and The Question of Modern Luxury
Dr Ferrero argues post second Punic War Rome matched its era in culture yet faced reflection on happiness and corruption. He notes Rome’s luxury influenced morality while modern cities like New York and Paris outshine ancient palaces, urging informed civic participation and skepticism toward government by commission.
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Ferrero
Rome
America
Cesar
Munich
New York
Paris
Alexandria
Augustus
Beale Critiques Middlesex Boards at Waltham Talk
Harvard Law Professor J H Beale addressed the Republican City Club in Waltham on November 19 criticizing the Middlesex county commissioners and the Metropolitan Park Commission. He praised the park system but questioned affordability and noted three Cambridge courthouses built in succession. He said neither board was inclined to graft but called their spending extravagant.
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Beale
Middlesex County Commissioners
Metropolitan Park Commission
Middlesex County
Boston
Cambridge
Waltham
Republican City Club
J. H. Beale
Harvard Law
Mr. Beale
Reforms Promised in St Pierre After Paris Cable
Acting Governor Moulin received word from Paris that Governor Carde will sail to St Pierre with instructions on school agitation. The minister urged calm and promised reforms of great importance. Catholics postpone action until Carde arrives. leaders warn demonstrations may resume if concessions are not granted.
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Miq
Moulin
Paris
Carde
France
Carole
Hpston
S. R. Briggs CO
Wash
Seace Franklin Loan Co
School St
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association Hall Draws Big Crowd
Nearly 1000 members and friends attended the sixth biennial hall at Mechanics Hall in Boston. A Waverey Orchestra concert preceded a grand march led by George Barnes and Miss Elizabeth Rae. Dancing continued until 5 am with a supper break at 11:30. Ball officers included G Barnes and W A Cruise as floor directors and Walter Rae as ball committee chairman.
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The
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association
Mechanics’ Hall
William A. Bancroft
Boston Elevated
Waverey Orchestra
T. R. O'Conner
George H. Barnes
Elizabeth Rae
Walter Rae
G. Barnes
W. P. Rebello
J. O'Leary
W. A. Cruise
Angus A. Mel °Rson
R. W. Griffin
E. 8. Horne
Association
Scanlon Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Charges
John T. Scanlon, indicted for embezzling 1500 dollars from a local provision firm, pleaded guilty on three of four counts after surrendering in New York on Monday. He faces sentencing today. Firm members said Scanlon had previously misappropriated funds and left recently with his accounts in turmoil.
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John T. Scanlon
New York
Scanlon
Mrs Sage Aids Colored College In Kentucky
Mrs Russell Sage of New York has given 25000 toward establishing a college for colored youth in Kentucky as a Berea College branch. The fund rises to 350000 with 30000 still to be raised.
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Lexington
Russell Sage
New York
Kentucky
Berea College
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