Farmers Seek Lower Milk Rates Between Worcester and North Brookfield
A dispute before the Railroad Commission centers on a graduate milk-rate schedule. Worcester area farmers argue the Boston and Albany line can bear reductions in winter, while the road's Traffic Manager says current rates approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission are five cents per can, down from 5.52, and that reduced charges would hurt distant farmers.
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Railroad Commission
Worcester
North Brookfield
Charles D. Sage
Boston & Albany
H. M. Biscoe
Road
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Macleod
Commission
Bise
Tailor Offer Promises Low Price Suits at Harko
Advertisement urges readers not to pay $25 for a suit or overcoat until seeing Harko at $12.50. S. H. Harrison Co. operates at 602-672 Washington Street, inviting customers to compare prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harko
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
No Trial for Aldermen in Detroit Conspiracy Case
Justice EB J Jeffries dismissed the cases against seven of the 17 aldermen charged with conspiracy to defraud Detroit by closing a street for the Wabash railroad. Ten aldermen bound for trial. former councilman clerk Edward Schreiter held for higher court.
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Detroit
Mich
EB. J. Jeffries
Recorder’s Court
Edward Schreiter
Olympic Athlete to Wed Dorchester Ga
An engagement in Dorchester and Back Bay announces Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Wales daughter of Mr and Mrs William Quincy Wales Dorchester and Dr Edward Lorraine Young Jr of Commonwealth Avenue Cambridge. The couple's plans follow a family wedding in Southport Conn where Miss Wales served as bridesmaid.
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Dorchester
Back Bay
Charlotte Elizabeth Wales
William Quincy Wales
Olney Street
Edward Lorraine Young, Jr
Commonwealth Avenue
Southport
Conn
Miss Wales
Quincy White Wales
Isabel A. Guilbert
Dorothy Quincy Hancock
Nhey
Miss Winsor
Beacon Street
Dr. Young
Howard Ll. Young
Hanover
Mass
Harvard
Young
Massachusetts General Hospital
Valso
Franklin G. Balch
Hughe. Cabot
New London
Harvard Crew
Charlotte FE. Wales
IEF
Columbus Day Observance In City Schools Planned
By order of Dr. Franklin B. Dyer, superintendent, public schools will hold a Columbus Day program Friday afternoon Oct 11. In Tremont Temple Thomas Harrison Cummings will deliver a lecture on Columbus as a dramatic life portrayal for students from Elot, Hancock, Washington, Bowdoin, Wells, Pierce, Wendell Phillips, Abraham Lincoln and Quincy districts while other schools will hold in-house exercises. The event starts at 2 15 PM.
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Franklin B. Dyer
Tremaont Temple
Thomas Harrison
Cummings
Columbus
Tremont Temple
Elot
Hancock
Washington
Bowdoin
Wells
Pierce
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Constipation
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent laxative that purports to relieve constipation biliousness and headaches. It claims to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels and keep the user feeling cheerful for months while urging care for children.
No Coal Famine in Boston Says Coal Company Chief
Edward Hamlin president of the Metropolitan Coal Company reassures Boston residents there will be sufficient coal. He urges public cooperation and patience, warning that large deliveries mean higher prices but promises supply for those who wait.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Commission
Canada
South
Edward Hamlin
Metropolitan Coal Company
Mr. Hamlin
Corner stone laid for Christ Church Plymouth ceremony
About 2000 gathered in Plymouth for the cornerstone ceremony of the new Christ Church at Lothrop and Court streets. The service featured scripture by Rev. William B. Pressey, inscription readings, and a metal box with Plymouth Rock fragment and rector photos to be sealed. Bishop William Lawrence set the stone, with remarks by Archdeacon Samuel G. Babcock and guests Bishop Edward Talbot and Bishop of Winchester.
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Plymouth
Christ Church
Lothrop and
Court Streets
Jesson
William B. Pressey
Rhode Island
Allen Jacobs
Plymouth Rock
William Lawrence
Boston
Massachusetts
Samuel G. Babcock
Edward Talbot
Winchester
England
Talbot
Belmont Market Plan Sparks Suffrage Debate
Mrs. O H P Belmont advocates a suffrage market to influence living costs but Boston suffragists, including Margaret Foley, call the plan senseless. New York suffragists push the market, while Boston leaders in the Women's Municipal League tilt against it.
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O. H. P. Belmont
Boston
Margaret Foley
New York
Women’s Municipal League
Suffragists Plan Women Led Market Experiment
Mrs Belmont proposes a market run by women where producers supply and women sell. Mrs Morgan says the scheme will educate the public on best cuts and cooking. Miss Foley argues women are natural marketers and questions the suffrage market's purpose.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Safe Stomach Relief
An early 20th century advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast harmless remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and other stomach troubles. It claims quick relief within minutes once the product contact the stomach and urges keeping a supply at home for any meal-related distress.
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Pape
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