Golden Hope Crew Saved After 380 Mile Drift
Gloucester firm David B. Smith & Co. learns the Golden Hope schooner wrecked near Birchy Head N F. The eight crewmen escaped in boats and rowed about 380 miles before rescue. Captain Murray led the perilous run. loss to the owners was about 3000 dollars after 9000 dollars insured and a cargo valued around 12000 dollars.
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Gloucester
David B. Smith & Co
Golden Hope
Birchy Head
N. F
Murray
Scott
David Smith & Co
Japs May Use Our Alphabet
Prince Fushimi, visiting the World’s Fair in St. Louis, backs a plan to replace Japan’s written characters with the English alphabet within years. A committee under the imperial government studies the change with Emperor’s approval and wide official support. English is widely taught and spoken in Japan.
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ST. Louis
Japan
Fushimi
A. Sato
Roman Character Society
Czar May Grant a Constitution in Russia
St Petersburg Nov 26 The zemstvoists meeting now called the first Russian congress may inaugurate a new era. Emperor Nicholas, who proposed universal disarmament, may crown his reign by granting a constitution his grandfather prepared when he died. The Emperor heard proposals from M Shipoff M Petrunkeivitch M Rodzianko and Count Heiden and returned to St Petersburg in high spirits. Poland’s market in Siberia has shrunk due to transportation limits and 25000 to 30000 Warsaw workers lack relief. Socialism shows footing in Warsaw and Lodz amid peasant unrest, though untouched by propaganda.
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ST. Petersburg
Zemstvoists
Russia
Nicholas
Tsarskoe Selo
M. Shipoff
Moscow
M. Petrunkeivitch
Tever
M. Rodzianko
Ekaterinoslav
Count Heiden
Zemstvo
Poland
Siberia
Warsaw
Lodz
Poland Suffers Economically in War Ties
Warsaw dispatch says Polish economy is suffering like Russia due to the war. An official statement cites wartime strain across the region and ongoing economic hardship impacting daily life and governance.
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Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Gotch Defeats Yankee Rogers in Buffalo Bout
Frank Gotch of Humboldt Iowa, the American wrestling champion, easily defeated New England giant Charles Yankee Rogers in Buffalo New York. In catch as catch can Gotch won the first fall in 43 10 with Rogers unable to mount a counterattack before backing to the ropes. In Greco Roman Rogers quit the match and dropped through the ropes after Gotch dominated, leaving Gotch the winner in 32 minutes.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Iowa
Charles
Yankee) Rogers
New England
Rogers
Gotch
Teams collide in Brighton killing horse
Shortly after 8 last evening a horse owned and driven by Patrick J. McAuliffe was killed in a collision with another team on West Beacon Street Brighton. John Brotherson, one of the drivers, was arrested on a charge of drunkenness.
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Patrick J. McAuliffe
West Beacon Street
Brighton
John Brotherson
Sunday church services and spiritualist notices head Boston area
Boston readers are informed of morning and evening church services at Tremont Temple Tremont Street Ruggles Street First Baptist Shawmut and other venues with sermons by Henson Williamson Rowley Stockdale Gordon and others. Numerous spiritualist meetings and lectures across Boston Cambridge Malden Chelsea and Dorchester feature mediums counselors and lectures by Roscoe Carpenter and Whitlock with free seats and public participation.
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Tremont Temple Baptist “Church
Astor
Henson
D. D
L. Rhodes
Pr. Henson
Bh, Boyd
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. O. Dixon
D. C
George H. Remele
A. BE. Williamson
Philadelphia
A. F. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Mendelssohn's
St. Paul
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Mme
Katerina Tsilka
Miss Stone
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
First Baptist
Central
Mt. Vernon
John Ane Denison
Central Church
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Boston
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Charles A. Dole
W. W. Adams
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Charles F. Dole
20Th Century Club
Ee of Ministers
Berkeley Hall
Alexander Blackburn
Rome
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
J. F. Adams
Braintree
Tremont Temple
G. B. Antisdeloe
Congo
Seatsree
Walter P. Pinel
Quincey
Harrison Hall
Washington Street
Tremont Street
George W. Carey
Massachusetts Avenue
B. ©. Smith
Butter
Sears
Ereckson
Carbee
Zara
Smith
Reed
Graves
Sanders
Littlefield
Clough
Carpenter
Millan
L. L. Whitlock
F. H. Roscor
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society
Pleasant Street
Malden
Harvey Redding
Commercial Hall
First
Spiritualist Church of Boston
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Harmony Hall
Spiritual Phenomena Society, Incorporated
N. P. Smith
Hannah Nutter
Mary Erickson
Test Circle
Myrtle Hall
Broadway
Chelsea Square
Chelsea
A. M. Foley
Haverhill
Test
Pearl] Street
Washburn
James A. Newhall
Children’s Progressive Lycrum
M. J. Butler
Red Men’s Hall
Willis Milligan
Ella A. Higginson
Sawyer Avenue
L. Ll. Whitlock
Exeter Street
Ann Lee
Walt Whitman
N. J. Willis
Dwight Hall
Ladies’ Spiritual Industrial Society
Calird
Mme. Helyett
Tremont ST
Liquozone claims high cure rates and free bottle offer
A sales pitch for Liquozone claims the American rights sold for 100000 and two years of testing show it cures germ diseases without harming tissues. It describes oxygen derived liquid action, lists many diseases, and offers a free full-size bottle with a druggist payment made by the company, costing 50c to 1.00.
Test Offer For Li quozone To Hospitals And Doctors
Hospitals and physicians not yet using Li quozone will be supplied for a test. The offer targets medical providers to trial the product and evaluate its suitability in clinical settings.
Spiritual notices fill Boston area churches and halls
A dense listing of spiritual talks séances and circle meetings fills Boston venues. MRS F CURTIS hosts health talks. QCCULT MEETING at 86 Blue Hill avenue. many mediums offer daily sittings and test seances at addresses on Dartmouth, Tremont, Shawmut, and nearby streets. Universalist and Christian events include talks by Rev Paul Rader and Miss Sarah Belle Fluff.
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F. Curtis
Tremont Street
Qccult
Blue Hill Avenue
Mme. Gerard
J. K
Conant Henderson
Banner of Light Medium
Dartmouth Street
Banner of Light
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Chelsea
Roberts
H. T. Nutter
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
M. C. Raymond
Shawmut Avenue
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Washington Street
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet Hall
Kates
Kampe
Darling Street
Calumet Street
Roxbury
Hotel Pelham
Professor Matook
MR. Roberts
Worcester Street
Boston
Mme. Bruce
G. M. G. Hughes
Ballard
Fox
Julia Davis
Circle
Miss Chapman
Baker
Sterling Street
E. A. Roy
Appleton Street
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Paul Rader
Sarah Belle Fluff
F. F. Chipman
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Murray W. Dewart
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
W. J. Thorn
God
Parktreet Church
Drunkards Cured Secretly Atempt at Temperance Cure
A tasteless discovery says it can be added to tea coffee or food to cure drunkards secretly. Endorsed by W T U and temperance groups. Send name and address to Dr J W Haines 2576 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio for a free trial package of Golden Specific to demonstrate its remedy.
B M Telegraphers and Boston and Maine Sign First Union Pact
The Boston and Maine railroad and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers reached the first ever agreement between a telegraphers union and a railroad. Wages will range from 60 to 100 dollars monthly with a 1.75 dollar daily minimum, 12 hour days, 1 hour for dinner, and overtime at not less than 17.5 cents an hour. The union covers stations in North Adams Springfield Ayer Concord N H Rochester N Y Rutland Vt Woodstock N H and Boston. The deal increases daily telegraphers’ pay by about 25 cents and adds roughly 37 thousand dollars yearly in cost to the road.
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Boston & Maine Railroad System
Charles E. Lee
Order of Telegraphers
North Adams
Springfield
Ayer
Concord
N. H
Rochester
N. Y
Rutland
Woodstock
Boston
Lee
Boston & Maine Railroad
Brewers Lose Their Contest In Labor Union Battle
In San Francisco on November 25 the Brewery Workers Union and international brotherhoods of engineers firemen and teamsters settled by the American Federation of Labor. The vote favored the crafts and allowed engineers firemen and teamsters to secede if they choose. The joining proposal for carpenters and woodworkers failed. Delegates also backed stronger union labels while voting down abolishing the Washington lobby.
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Cal
Brewery Workers’ Union
International Brotherhoods of Engineers, Firemen and Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
Engineers, Firemen
Washington
Tragic death on tracks near Shaw Mut Avenue Bridge
John J. Cohen of 20 Huckins Street died after being found mangled and insensible on the Boston and Albany tracks under the Shaw mut avenue bridge Thursday night. He succumbed to his injuries at Relief Hospital yesterday afternoon.
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John J. Cohen
Huckins Street
Boston & Albany
Shawmut Avenue
Big Mortality At City Hospital Reported
Since Sunday morning 19 people have died at City Hospital with 30 still on the dangerous list. This sudden rise is unusual for the hospital where deaths average about six a week. Weather is blamed for the spike as most fatalities follow colds and pneumonia.
Decorative Glass Union Votes to Extend Boston Strike
Decorative Glass Workers' Union voted to continue a strike against three Boston firms until they concede to a demand of 18 dollars per week for an eight hour day. The union ended its meeting last night and instructed members to stay out until negotiations yield the higher wage and shorter workday.
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Decorative Glass Workers’ Union
Boston
Boston Cigarmakers Favor Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 voted to amend Denver Local 129 into the international constitution. The change provides for the establishment and sustenance of a sanitarium to treat union cigar makers affected by tuberculosis.
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Boston
Boston Cigarmakers
Union
Denver
Cuticura Remedies Advertised for Infant Eczema Cure
A mother recounts using Cuticura products to treat her six month old baby's severe eczema, claiming recovery after multiple ointments soaps and Resolvent. She reports lasting cure six years later and urges others to try the remedies for skin ailments infant and child. The notice touts instant relief gentle baths and skin cures distributed worldwide through manufacturers and retailers.
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Cuticura
G. A. Conrad
Lisbon
N. H
Conrad
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