Back Bay Guild Fair Draws Big Charity Crowds
Back Bay society ladies hosted a thriving charity fair at the Hotel Westminster in Copley Square to aid the Guild of St. Elizabeth serving the South End. Notable books and a Theodore Roosevelt White House photo drew high bids, with tables run by prominent hostesses and supporters from the Back Bay community.
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Back Bay Society
ST. Elizabeth
Society Ladies of
Back Bay
Guild of St
Charles Eliot Norton
Barrett Wendell
Sarah Orne Jewett
Katherine Eleanor Conway
Gustav Kobbe
Andrew D. White
Julia Ward Howe
Mark Twain
George Ade
John Kendrick Bangs
Anno Bates
Charles Fulton Pidgin
James B. Connolly
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Warren M. Hill
Margaret Carey
Maud M. Rockwell
Thomas H. Hanley
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Josephine
Margaret Bleakie
Marie Blake
Alice Rockwell
Frances Hawley
Roosevelt Attends Hitchcock Daughter Wedding in Washington
In St Johns Church Washington Mrs Roosevelt and the President attended the wedding of Miss Anne E Hitchcock to Lieutenant-Commander William S Sims U S Navy. The ceremony featured violet silk gowns royal fashion and rose point lace with a diamond necklace and a lily orchid bouquet.
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Washington
Injunction Granted To Somerville Stone Pointers
Robert H. Pickett and three associates secured a temporary injunction from Judge Gaskill in the Superior Court equity session. The order bars Bricklayers' Benevolent and Protective Unions 3 and 27 and Stone Masons' Union 9 from coercing employers to fire petitioners or breaking a Ford Building contract at Ashburton Place. The suit alleges union members threaten employers to refuse hiring and threaten strikes on sites employing the petitioners.
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Robert H. Pickett
Somerville
Charles A. Pickett
Medford
Thomas J. Lally
Walter Fl. Wilkins
Boston
Gaskill
Superior Court
Bricklayers’ Benevolent and Protective Unions
Stonemasons’ Union 9
L. P. Soule & Son Company
Ford
Ashburton
L. D. Willcur & Son
Washington Visitors Include MacVeagh And Lodge
President's callers tonight included former Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh and Massachusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge who has arrived for the upcoming Congress session.
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Washington
Wayne MacVeagh
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Congress
Consolidation Talk of Two Baptist Churches
Dudley Street Baptist Church and Ruggles Street Baptist Church debated uniting and possibly building a new church on Ruggles Street. An informal ballot at Dudley Street yielded 158 for union and 111 against before the prudential committee rejected formal action for the time being.
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Dudley Street
Ruggles Street
Unite
Prudential Committee
Dudley Street Church
Roosevelt Jr. undergoes nose operation after college game
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. suffered a more serious injury than first thought after the Harvard Yale freshman game. A small nasal bone was displaced and needed surgery yesterday. The operation occurred but Roosevelt remained active and calls the injury a mere trifle to friends.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Yale
Roosevelt
Massachusetts Couple Seeks Marriage License in Providence
Providence reports interest at City Hall as Jessie Eliza Hobbs, 22, of Malden father William J. Hobbs a railroad VP, seeks license with 20 year old Edward James Tarr of Gloucester a clothing salesman son of shipper W Coombs Tarr Jr. Other couples follow, including Irene Turner and Wathaniel Talbot, then James Smith and Annie Louise Judge, with Judge George T. Brown performing marriages.
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Providence
R. I
Massachusetts
William J. Hobbs
Malden
Edward James Tarr
Gloucester
Mass
W. Coombs Tarr, Jr
Hobbs
Jessie Eliza Hobbs
Irene Woodman Turner
Boston
Augustus W. Turner
Wathaniel Washburn Talbot
New York
James Smith
Annie Louise Judge
George T. Brown
Supreme Court
Five-Cent Fare Enacted For Melrose Commute
President Sullivan of the Boston & Northern Railway Company notified Mayor Hastings that fares from Middlesex Fells to Boston drop from 10 to 5 cents. The reduction follows a petition by Melrose and Malden residents.
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Melrose
Sullivan
Boston & Northern Railway Company
William A. Hastings
Middlesex Fells
Boston
Melrose and
Malden
Labor Notes Show Union Activities In Boston Area
Boston Electrical Workers Union 104 forms a committee with the fire department on electricians' working conditions. Steamfitters Helpers Union meets at Seaver Hall and admits six applicants after an address by John J. Brophy. Boston Web Pressmen 8 recalls eight hour pact with Typothete and urges adherence to contracts. John J. Manning of Troy will speak at Wellesley College Economic Club on collar starchers. C E Lee of Boston and Maine to speak at General Board of Adjustment meeting. Jamaica Plain and Forest Hills barbers organized with East Boston campaign planned.
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Boston Electrical Workers’ Union
Boston Fire Department
Steamfitters’ Helpers
Seaver Hall
Appleton Street
John J. Brophy
Boston Web Pressmen’s Union
International
Martin P. Higgins
Troy
N. Y
Barbers
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills
Boston
Cure a Cold in One Day with Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists will refund money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove’s signature. 265c.
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E. W. Grove
Grove
Westfield Votes to Seek City Charter at Special Meeting
At a special town meeting in Westfield attended by more than 1000 voters, officials decided to petition the State Legislature for a city charter. Westfield’s population is about 14,000 and the push for city status has been ongoing.
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Westfield
Paralysis Healed After Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mr Kenney of Amesbury recounts near loss to paralysis. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring mobility after severe pain numbness and sleepless nights. He returned to work at Merrimac Hat Company and remains employed at 101 Aubin Street Amesbury. Pills sold by druggists or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
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Kenney
Mr. Kenney
Dr. Williams
Eight Days Left for Free Osmo-Chemic Trial Treatment in Boston
Eight days remain for a liberal offer by Osmo-Chemic physicians. Free trial treatment and medicine available to all applicants at Room 10 18 Boylston st Boston MA on or before November 30. Physicians are licensed, use X Ray and advanced diagnostics, and claim high success with chronic diseases including piles.
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Boylston Ast
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Liver and Stomach Disease Symptoms Promoted by Osmo Chemic Physicians
An ad lists common liver and stomach symptoms and urges readers to visit Osmo Chemic Physicians for examination with their X ray and a free trial treatment. It asks about nausea belching headaches dizziness and other distress signals after eating and on rising.
Piles Treated Under an Absolute Guarantee of No Money
An advertisement promises piles treatment with no payment unless cured, asserting hemorrhoids are curable by proper care. The claim targets sufferers seeking relief without upfront cost, highlighting a guaranteed outcome despite the widespread knowledge of treatment options.
New Champion Aids Deaf India Girl Facing Deportation
Nooktie Wood, a deaf mute girl from India ordered deported by Immigration Commissioner Billings, gains support from Rev. H. F. Reynolds, superintendent of Pentecostal missions. After a long talk, the appeal to Washington will be pressed vigorously as no responsible sponsor has stepped forward to guarantee her future beyond a charitable group.
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Nooktie Wood
India
United States
Billings
H. F. Reynolds
Missions of Pentecostal Churches
Washington
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Cure 20-Year Bleeding Piles
A Lancaster Mass testimonial from Daniel Carney on January 19 1905 proclaims Osmo-Chemic doctors cured his bleeding piles and ulcers after 20 years without cutting or labor interruption. He notes prior failed methods and signs his name from Shirley Road, North Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Mass
Daniel Carney
Shirley Road
North
Osmo-Chemic Treatment Cited By Civil War Veteran
Mr Geo W Rice of Leicester Massachusetts reports dramatic relief from long running nausea and vomiting after using Osmo-Chemic therapy. He endured attacks every ten days leaving him weak and tired, tried various doctors with no relief, and doubted recovery after Civil War hardships.
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Geo. W. Rice
Leicester
Mass
Osmo-Chemic Cure Praised By Mrs Wade Of Elmst
A neighbor reports Mrs A Wade of Elmst Massachusetts recovered from nervous headache and left sided neuralgia after Osmo-Chemic treatment. She says sleep returns and she feels like a new woman without opiates and recommends others with neuraglia or nervous disease to consult the Osmo-Chemic doctors.
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A. Wade
Elmst
Hingeham
Mass
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Credited With Cure
Mr M McLeod of Pleasants East Milton Massachusetts says his gastric fermentation and stomach trouble were treated successfully by Osmo-Chemic doctors after other remedies failed. He reports rapid improvement in one month and urges others with catarrh and gastric fermentation to seek their light cure.
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M. McLeod
Pleasants East Milton
Mass
Fle
M. Meleod
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Announces Offices in Boston
Incorporates in Boston advertises permanent offices at Suites 8S 9 10 entrance No 1S Boylston Street. Offers book on chronic disease for two cent stamp. Office hours 9 to 12 noon 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 daily. Closed Sunday.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Gaelic Language Flourishing Says Dr Douglas Hyde
Dr Douglas Hyde, leader of the Gaelic movement in Ireland, visited the Boston Post and praised progress in Ireland where Gaelic is taught in about 3000 schools. He noted ongoing Gaelic literature additions, aid from Ireland friends in the U S, and anticipated results from his trip.
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Douglas Hyde
Ireland
Boston Post
Boston
Harvard
Roosevelt
Hyde
Friends of Ireland
Douglas Hyde Sends Blessings Through Boston Post
On behalf of the Gaelic League of Ireland Douglas Hyde transmits blessings to friends across the liberty land. He says the national cause advances and victory will come with God’s help and promises a soon reunion, signing as The Creeveen.
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Gaelic League of Ireland
Boston Post
Land of Liberty
Creeveen
Douglas Hyde
Fate of Mrs. Rogers hinges on U S Supreme Court ruling
Rutland Vermont report states that Mrs. Mary Rogers learns her fate rests with the Supreme Court when it reconvenes next Monday. Attorney E B Flinn of Springfield relayed the news that her life was saved by Governor Bell's reprieves. If unclaimed by her mother, her body will lie in Ascutney Cemetery beside 25 inmates who died in captivity.
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Rutland
Supreme Court of the United States
Mary Rogers
E. B. Flinn
Springfield
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