Kidney Disease Averted by Simple Habits and Blood Wine
Aimed at sedentary workers from stenographers to conductors, the piece warns long sitting harms kidneys and urges preventive washing of the kidneys via a remedy called Blood Wine. It touts quick relief from back pain, describes kidney function, and cites testimonials from John T. Foster and Mrs. M. E. Thayer about cures and benefits at fifty cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Foster
Manchester
N. H
Rock of Gibraltar
M. E. Thayer
North Brookfield
Mass
Pavan Was Novel Light Steals Boston Mechanics' Hall Show
Mechanics' Hall hosted a grand medieval spectacle titled Pavan in aid of the Working Boys' Home. The Spanish court tableau featured Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand with numerous social leaders and politicians among the participants. The hall bloomed with red white and blue colors as a graded success concluded with dancing after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Ferdinand and
Isabella
J. J. O'Callaghan
Ferdinand
Harry Berrill
Boston
A. D. Malley
Working Boys’ Home
King Ferdinand
J. J. O’ Callaghan
Royal Infantas
Mary Cavanagh
Josephine Cavanagh
Mary McCarthy
Katherine McArthy
Annie Donahoe
Julia Donahoe
Anna Lyons
Minnie Lannan
Katherine Campbell
Sara Lynch
Marie Kelly
Kathleen Kelly
Apple sod delight at Boston University vestry party
Houghton and Dutton hosted an apple sod last night in the vestry of the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Temple street. Students alumni and friends gathered for games music and festive décor with apples festooned and used as refreshments. Groups formed letters spelling apple varieties and created verses with prizes for the best effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Lasell Seminary Thanksgiving Dinner Dances in Gym Show
KEUBURNDALE Nov 27 Over 100 Lasell Seminary girls shared a turkey dinner then moved to the gym for a Thanksgiving entertainment. The holiday event kept spirits high as students enjoyed the meal and a churchy style program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keuburndale
Lasell Seminary
Radcliffe Student Attends Chapel Then Hosts Fellow Students
Like a Puritan maiden, a Radcliffe girl kept thanks at chapel and spent the day letters writing and book reading beside the fire. After rest she dressed for rain and joined peers at Professor Norton's house where classmates without home plans were warmly entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Professor Norton
Kelly Beats Regan in Two Falls for Connecticut Title
Waterbury Conn Nov 27 John E. Kelly Connecticut 138 pound champion defeated John Robert Regan of Brockton Mass tonight by taking two straight falls to retain his state crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
John E. Kelly
This City
Connecticut
John
Rober) Regan
Brockton
Mass
Dance for Old Soldiers at Chelsea Soldiers Home
Foggy Thanksgiving at Chelsea Soldiers Home sees 324 veterans enjoy a turkey dinner provided by Faneuil Hall market vendors amounting to 500 pounds of turkey plus beef and vegetables. Pastry cooks made hundreds of mincé squash and apple pies for yesterday’s dinner as Adjutant Foster directed dancing in Peter Smith Hall until 11 PM with local ladies as partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Faneuil Hall
Peter Smith Hall
Richard R. Foster
Peter D. Smith
Board of Trustees
George W. Creasey
Eli W. Hall
Lizabeth A. Turner
Martha J. Wright
Sons of Zion Ball in East Boston Draws 1000 Attendees
The Sons of Zion hosted their fourth grand concert and ball at Commonwealth Hall in East Boston during Thanksgiving weekend. Chief marshal was Frank Small, floor director Louis Mitnick, aided by D. Rafeld and A. Slutsky. Abram Slutsky received a gold ring for selling the most tickets, while Samuel Greenberg earned a silk umbrella for the second highest ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Zion
Commonwealth Hall
Boston
Frank Small
Louis Mitnick
D. Rafeld
A. Slutsky
Abram Slutsky
Samuel Greenberg
Conservatory Girl Dinners Away From Home In Boston
From Cuba, Mexico and distant parts of the United States comes the Conservatory girl to New England for Thanksgiving. Many were invited to dinner by Boston friends while others dined together and split into small groups to attend theater or find another diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Mexico
United States
Conservatory
New England
Boston
Discovered Lover in Army Ends With Wedding in Chattanooga
Florence Whitney of West Somerville 17 marries Clarence A. Russell of West Somerville in Chattanooga after he joined cavalry and sent a despondent letter. She traveled with his mother to visit him. couple plan discharge and return home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Whitney
West Somerville
Chattanooga
Clarence A. Russell
Kingston Street
Whitney
Lve
Clarence
Reception of Foreign Guests and Patronesses List
A long roster lists Miss Mary A Burke, Miss Gertrude Doyle, Miss Elizabeth Ring, and many others as participants in a reception committee for foreign guests. It includes names across committees, roles such as pianist Louie Potter, director Charles Coleman, leader Harry Rockett, and numerous patronesses led by Mrs. Kenney and Dr. Hughes, reflecting a formal society event setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Burke
Gertrude W. Doyle
Elizabeth A. Ring
George B. MacDonald
George Dncan
Edward B. O'Connor, Jr
Arthur H. Fogarty
N. D. Collins
Thomas F. White
Josephine Coleman
Royal Ladies of Pavan
Mary C. O'Connell
Julia M. Whaley
Anna F. Ramsey
Florence A. McDonough
Lulu A. Lynch
Annie R. Faunce
Etta Lynch
Maude M. Dempety
Catherine G. Coleman
Katherine M. Sullivan
Annie Larkins
Anna A. Murphy
Kittie Donovan
Helen R. O'Donnell
Mary C. Clarke
Anna C. Dooley
Josephine A. Power
Lucy F. Hunter
Margaret G. Flinn
Mary Broderick
Rose V. Mallon
Louise Gillooly
Minnie F. McKenna
Theresa L. Carlin
Gertrude White
Josephine Co. Bryan
Frances V
E. Grace Rogers
Alice E. Doherty
Alice D. Fallon
Margaret A. Leary
Winifred B. Crovad
Nellie G. Horrigan
Nellie E. Donovan
Delia M. Ney
Alice Andreoli
Joseph O’gorman
Paul B. Fitzpatrick
Thomas M. Fitzpatrick
Augustine Derby
Charles E. Devonshire
Edmund T. Riley
Fred H. Murphy
Harry M. Minton
Michael J. Murray
Laura A. C. Hughes
Peter Higgins
L. FE. O’mealey
Patrick V. Folly
Della Murphy
William Emerson
W. W. Taff
J. Kelly
Margaret Nagle
J. . Lomasney
Elizabeth A. Kelley
A. Marion
Threatening letters sent to Attorney Adams after office tragedy
New York reports John J. Adams of Cantor Adams McIntire received threatening letters and postcards after a double tragedy at his office on Oct 17. A former client with mental illness sent items implying a will. Adams has briefed police and hired a private detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Adams
Cantor, Adams & McIntire
Adams
Willam C. Turner
W. J. Mallard, Jr
Albert Hamilton
Homeless Woman Finds Shelter Then Relief
Mrs. Mary Connolly, homeless and alone, sought shelter at the Salvation Army barracks on Pleasant Street. She was found semi conscious with a sprained ankle suffered in Waverley last Wednesday and was taken to the Relief station for treatment before being moved to the Chardon Street Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Connolly
Salvation Army
Pleasant Street
Waverley
Chardon Street
Musicians seek fair reading of alien labor law
The Musical Mutual Protective Union led by Alexander Bremer asks President Roosevelt to reinterpret the alien contract labor law as applied to foreign musicians. They argue Sec Windom's 1890 classification of all musicians as artists has admitted thousands of foreign players, depriving American musicians of work and urge classifying orchestral players as artisans instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Alexander Bremer
Roosevelt
Sec. Windom
Recital by Mark Hambourg in Chickering Hall Boston
Renowned Russian pianist Mark Hambourg performed in Chickering Hall before a sizable eager audience. He showcased Haydn variations Op. 31 Beethoven Appassionata Op. 57 Chopin Op. 2 10 studies and works by Lucas Gluck Scambate Tschaikowsky paraphrase Pabst. Critics praised his technical mastery but noted lack of tone color and poetic feeling. Further Boston recitals are planned in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hambourg
Chickering Hall
Haydn
Beethoven
Chopin
Clarence Lucas
Gluck- Sgambate
Leschetizky
Pabst
Tschaikowsky
Eugene Onegin
Hambourg
Leopold Godowsky
London
Mambourg
Boston
Toy Defeats McClelland In 20 Rounds At West End Club
Eddie Toy won a points decision over Jack McClelland of Pittsburg after 20 rounds of hard fighting at the West End Club in St. Louis.
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Toy
M’clelland
ST. Louis
Eddie Toy
Jack McCleLland
Pittsburg
New England Society Sparks Inaugural Row in Vineland
At Temperance Hall a New England Society inauguration devolved into a clash over eligibility. John J. Streeter, organizer of the Middle-of-the-Road Populists, denounced a Southerner in the room as ineligible, triggering a heated dispute as attendees debated lineage and identity.
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Vineland
N. J
New England
New England States
Sacred Circle
Temperance Hall
John J. Streeter
New England Society
Honored Manchester Martyrs Mass Meeting in Dorchester
A Dorchester Music Hall gathering marks the anniversary of the execution of the Manchester martyrs. Henry Grattan branch of the Irish National Foresters' Benefit Society hosts, drawing many from Charlestown Waltham Brockton and other branches. Speakers include T P McSweeney Patrick Bruen John F O Hearn and John A Ryan with patriotic songs and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Manchester
Music Hall
Dorchester
Henry Grattan
Irish National Foresters’ Benefit Society
Charlestown
Waltham
Brockton
John Shea
Grattan
Messrs
T. P. McSweeney
Smith and O’brien
Patrick Bruen
Thomas Francis Meagher
North End
John F. O'Hearn
John J. Daley
Division 31
John A. Ryan
Philippines Financial Crisis Seeks Legislation
Washington, Nov 27. Officials say new measures are needed to ease Philippine finances caused by the silver standard. Representative Cooper cites Governor Taft reporting that over a million dollars was wasted on exchange due to silver depreciation, urging action at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Congress
Taft
Cooper
Wisconsin
Committee On Insular Affairs
Bangor bout ends in draw between Jordan and Watson
The Bangor A. C. boxing show featured a 12 round welterweight bout between Billy Jordan of Providence and Andy Watson of Boston. The two fighters went the distance with both finishing fresh and Referee Long declaring a draw. The card offered a fair exhibition without notable features.
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Bangor
Bangor A. C
Billy Jordan
Providence
Andy Watson
Boston
Harvard Student Allan Voss Arrested in Gloucester Death
Allan B. Voss a Harvard student was arrested in Gloucester to await results of an inquiry into the death of 17 year old Pearl Buckley. Voss was later bailed on 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Allan B. Voss
Harvard
Engineer Killed in Wreck on Pennsylvania Route
Indianapolis Nov 27 The passenger train from here to Louisville struck an open switch at Saf ford Station six miles south of the city The engineer Frazier was killed instantly fireman Grant badly injured baggage master Clayton seriously injured three passengers slightly hurt The engine crashed into a stone car on the siding and a relief train carried the dead and injured to this city
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Safford Station
Frazier
Grant
Clayton
Stupendous Hoard of Gold in U S Treasury
Washington reports the United States treasury now holds more gold than any treasury ever did, totaling 610 million dollars. Old comparisons show Russia once held 659 million in 1897 98. since then its gold has fallen by over 200 million. Current holdings of major powers are listed: Russia about 363 million France 400 million Germany 234 million Austria-Hungary 221 million England 183 million.
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Washington
United States
Russia
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
England
Prices Hit High Rolled for Old Glory Horse Sale
Fasig Tipton Old Glory sale in New York produced strong prices led by Fuzzy 4 year old trotter at 4100 and Willard 7 pacer at 3000. Barones Marguerite 2:15% trotter sold for 735, Bonasa 1400, Slive 5000, Mardo more and other entries from Bainbridge Philadelphia and Lexington consignors posted multiple prices above 600. Buyers included J L Tarlton J Y Gatcomb and D Tanner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fasig-Tipton ‘S
Marguerite
B. m
Trotter
Baron Wilkes
Scarletta
J. L. Tarlton
Lexington
Bonasa
Boreal
Ada Wood
J. Y
Scott Quinton
Philadelphia
Trocar
Br. c
Austral
Mary Tudor
J. L. Druien
Bardstown
N. Y
Directum
Pearl McGregor
Robert Stewart
Miss Minnie
Ben B
J. H. Ford
Stony Ford
Fi Crystallite
Aecg. W
Baronmore—Marble
E. R. Laden
Slive
Br. F
Highwood
Atlanta
J. R. Druin
the Dean
B. G
Baronmore
Vanessa
Dr. Tanner
Mason
Bik. G
Bonnie Bay
Pacer
Molly Sipes
Charles Tanner
Br. H
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Pavan
Jim Dumps
Rey
Houghton & Dutton
Lasell
Sons OF Zion Ball
N. E. Conservatory OF Music
H-O
Somerville
Conlin
New York Union
Organization of Society In
Jersey
Tyrs
Watson
Jordan
Pennsylvania
U. S. Treasury
Presto
East 1Sth Street
New York City
K. Dowd
Dr. Parkhurst
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