Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Aids Portland Woman
Mrs Josephine Kimble of 935 West Race Street Portland Indiana reports severe displacement symptoms and night insomnia improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits restored strength and ability to do housework to the remedy. Thousands of letters nationwide praise the product.
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Portland
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josephine Kimble
West Race St
Mrs. Kimble
Boston Hails Cardinal Mercier Arrival in City
Crowds line Huntington Avenue as Cardinal Mercier arrives at 11 35 a m amid delegations from Springfield and other towns to honor the wartime saintly figure shared with King Albert of Belgium on the world war service summit.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue
Commonwealth
Springfield
Albert
Belgium
Cardinal Mercier Visits Springfield and Praises Belgians
Cardinal Mercier's town visit draws crowds in Springfield as bells in the campanile ring Belgian airs. He honors Pershing Hoover and Beaven, praises Red Cross, and thanks Springfield for Belgian relief, receiving city volumes from Mayor Adams.
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Court Square
Springfield Auditorium
Thomas D. Beaven
Adams
Commonwealth
Connecticut Valley
Albert
Belgium
Pershing
America
Hoover
American Commission For the Relief of
Cardinal Mercier
Springfield
Massachusetts
Germany
Ile
Red Cross
Edwin C. Parsons
Lafayette Escadrille
Parsons
Connecticut Valley Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Solemn high mass at Cathedral draws Belgian royal party
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross hosts a free solemn high mass Sunday at 10 o clock with Cardinal Mercier and Cardinal O Connell officiating. King Albert of Belgium Queen and Crown Prince Leopold attend, seated near the altar. About 300 seats reserved. no tickets for general entry, pews limited, guards, and usher Jerome O Neil oversee seating.
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Cardinal Mercier
Cardinal O’connell
Albert
Belgium
Mer
George J. Patterson
M. J. Scanlan
Neil F. Crenin
O’connell
Leopold
Anderson
de Wachter
Marines
Washington Street
Union Park Street
United States
Billings
Hurley
Coolidge
Peters
Union Park
Malden
State Guard
Jerome O'Neil
Sugar Prices Forecast Rise After January in Sugar Case
Washington reports Sugar Equalization Board chief George A. Zabriskie warned that without immediate action sugar prices would rise after January 1. The Senate sugar shortage committee asked food administration counsel W A Glasgow to draft legislation to ease the shortage and enable talks on buying the 1920 Cuban sugar crop.
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Washington
George A. Zabriskie
Sugar Equalization Board
Senate
W. A. Glasgow
The
Food Administration
Sugar Board Contends Cuban Crop Offer Withdrawn
Testimony shows Sugar Equalization Board urged by McNary and Zabriskie, but President Wilson did not authorize Cuban crop purchase. Cuban government withdrew its offer Sept. 23, signaling possible moves if policy clarified. Prohibition blamed for sugar demand spike. board to continue after year end.
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Sugar Equalization Board
Wilson
McNary
Frank W. Taussig
Rudolph Foster
White House
King Albert Cancels US Engagemen ts Through Oct 14 Amid Wilson Illness
King Albert of Belgium halts engagements in the United States due to President Wilson’s illness. After Boston and Buffalo through Oct 14, he will travel to California before a planned San Francisco visit. The royal party later tours Grant’s Tomb and the Metropolitan Museum, with Prince Leopold showing boredom amid eight hours of duties.
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Wilson
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United States
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Buffalo
California
San Francisco
Gayety
Belgium
Grant
Manhattan
Metropolitan Museum of Wine Arts
Leopold
Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
Duke of Brabant
City Hall
Central Park
Royal plans altered as King Albert cancels engagements
Breckenridge Long announces King Albert cancels engagements through at least the 14th due to President Wilson's illness. Only Boston and Buffalo shows remain, with a direct California visit to follow if health allows. King hopes to visit Washington briefly to pay respects. The tour fatigue prompts the shift in itinerary.
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Breckenridge Long
Long
San Francisco
Boston
Buffalo
Queen Elizabeth Shines in White Amid New York Welcome
The Belgian royal party led by Queen Elizabeth and King Albert arrives in New York greeted with enthusiastic crowds. Elizabeth appears unveiled, dressed in white haute couture with pearls and a bird of paradise turban, exuding debutante charm while the King calls the moment a life souvenir.
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New York
Prince Leopold
America
Elizabeth
Hylan
Ghleslaine de Caraman Chimay
Belgian Royalty Not To Visit Maine
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium cannot accept Governor Milliken's invitation to Maine due to a shortened trip, per a message from Secretary of State Lansing received today in Augusta.
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Albert
Elizabeth
Belgium
Milliken
Maine
Lansing
Jews Urged to Pray for Wilson During Yom Kippur Services
In New York on October 3, Jews nationwide are urged to pray for President Woodrow Wilson during Yom Kippur. Maurice Blumenthal, general counsel for the Free Sons of Israel, calls Wilson the indispensable leader and asks congregations to include a prayer for his health and restoration to duty.
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New York
Prayer for Wilson during Mormon conference in Salt Lake City
At the Mormon church 19th semi annual conference in the tabernacle Salt Lake City a prayer for the complete and rapid recovery of President Wilson was said today. The conference opened with the prayer and Wilson spoke on September 23 in the same tabernacle.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Wilson
The
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Lockout Extending in New York Printers Strike
New York officials of local and International Typographical unions met with employing printers as the week old dispute widens. The lockout against 10 000 book and job pressmen and feeders who are part of four unions escalates as 29 more publishing houses join the Periodical Publishers Association in the action.
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New York
Periodical Publishers’ Association
John Adams Thayer
Boy Hurt Riding on Auto Truck Near Granary Burying Ground
A 14 year old, Michael Hardman of 2648 Washington street, was riding on the tailboard of an auto truck near the Granary Burying Ground when involved in a near collision with a vehicle owned by William J Connolly Jr of Armandine street. He was taken to Relief Hospital with back and hip injuries.
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Granary Burying Ground
Michael Hardman
Washington Street
William J. Connolly, Jr
Armandine Street
Relief Hospital
Alien Fined for Possessing Shotgun in Dorchester
Joseph Botti aged 46 of 41 Livermore Street Dorchester was fined 60 dollars for possessing a shotgun. He admitted a camp near Mattapan where shots from the weapon were often heard. He is described as an unnaturalized foreign-born resident lacking $500 in real estate.
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Dorchester
Joseph Botti
Livermore Street
Mattapan
St Louis Man to Be Arraigned on Larceny Charge
Alfred T. Goldsmith of the Jefferson Hotel St Louis is to be arraigned before the Superior Court of Essex County in Salem this morning on a larceny indictment for 105000 dollars. He was arrested in Boston last night by Inspector Silas Waite and State Officer Wells on a warrant sworn by Thomas A. Kelly of Lynn.
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Alfred T. Goldsmith
Jefferson Hotel
St. Louis
Superior Court of
Essex County
Salem
Silas Waite
Wells
Boston
Thomas A. Kelly
Lynn
State Guard injures man during argument
A State Guardsman struck Andrew Hassam over the eye with a rifle butt during a heated argument. Hassam, of 876 Harrison avenue, was hospitalized for facial and eye lacerations.
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State
Andrew Hassam
Harrison Avenue
Hassam
City Hospital
Legion delegates chosen for Worcester convention
Fifty applicants joined the Irving W. Adams Post 36 American Legion in Roslindale and four delegates to the State convention, to be held in Worcester on October 15 and 16, were elected last night. The delegates are John B. Magrath, John W. Reth, Edwin H. Whittemore, and Gerald Lally.
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Worcester
Irving W. Adams
American Legion
Roslindale
John B. Magrath
John W. Reth
Edwin H. Whittemore
Gerald Lally
President Wilson Shows Slight Improvement in Health
A medical bulletin said President Wilson's condition is unchanged with a slight improvement. Secretary Tumulty distributed the bulletin, Dr. Grayson declined to add details, but reporters noted the President was able to take nourishment and sleep during the day.
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Grayson
White House
Taft
White
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
the Treasury
Samuel Gompers
Diplomatic Corps
President Wilson Battles Illness Amid Family and Medical Tension
A physician consultation at the White House follows a period of nervous exhaustion for President Wilson. Doctors say the illness weakens his resistance though his mind remains alert. Family members and officials, including Taft and White, visit. no major executive actions are allowed.
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White House
Wilson
Grayson
Mrs Sayre Arrives Amid Uncertain Washington Visit
Frances Bowes Sayre, daughter of President Wilson, arrived in Washington after a hurried trip from Cambridge. Francis B Sayre, Harvard instructor, canceled lectures and took the children to Vineyard Haven then planned a Cambridge departure. his Washington trip depends on the President's condition reports.
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Frances Bowes Sayre
Wilson
Washington
Hubbard Park
Cambridge
Francis B. Sayre
Harvard University
Vineyard Haven
King Plans Secret Visit to President Wilson
King Albert planned to travel to Washington incognito to express sympathy with President Wilson over his illness. A telegram from Rear Admiral Grayson said the President’s condition forbade visitors, so the king abandoned the plan.
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Ceipt
Grayson
President's Brother on Way to Washington
Joseph R. Wilson, brother of the President, left Baltimore for Washington after a White House telephone conference today.
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Washington
Baltimore
White House
Joseph R. Wilson
Boston Equal Suffrage Association Changes Name
After 18 years and 1242 members the Boston Equal Suffrage Association voted at a Twentieth Club dinner to adopt the name Boston League of Women Voters and continue backing the suffrage movement.
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Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Twentieth Club
Boston League of Women Voters
Boston Equal Suffrage Association Updates Constitution
The group votes to cooperate with the National League of Woman Voters and to educate for citizenship while pursuing good government. It remains nonpartisan though members may join any party. a post-dinner resolution seeks direct labor and industry board representation and a minimum wage division under a woman. Mrs Costigan lauds Hoover and faults meat packers, urging FTC-backed reforms and a public health education director touts healthier schools in Cambridge.
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Boston Equal Suffrage Association
National League of Woman Voters
Individua
Edward P. Costigan
Washington, D. C
Committee On Food Supply
Herbert Hoover
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Costigan
Elizabeth Tilton
Cambridge
Middlesex School to Host Noble and Greenough on Gridiron
The Middlesex School football eleven of Concord hosts Noble and Greenough School of Boston for its first private school game on the home grid in North Concord. Under Faculty Coach David Baldwin the team rearranged positions and aims for a stronger showing after a win over Concord High School last Saturday. Quarterback H. Otis is slated to start.
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Concord
Noble and Greenough
Boston
North
David A. Baldwin
Middlesex Eleven
Mzhin
H. Otis
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