Munyon Paw Paw touted as cure for nerves and digestion
An Advocate promotes Munyon's Paw Paw and Paw Paw Laxative Pills as cures for dyspepsia insomnia and nervousness. A Providence testimonial from George Restle backs the remedy, along with Prof. Munyon claims of universal relief and warnings against alcohol. Pills priced at $1.00 per bottle and 25 cents for Paw Paw Laxative Pills.
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Malta
George Restle
Washington St
Providence
R. I
Munyon
Prof
Morse Iron Works in Brooklyn Closes Over Labor Troubles
New York Oct 5 Labor difficulties force the definite closing of Morse Iron Works and Dry Dock Co in Brooklyn a leading Atlantic coast yard The plant last year contracted over 1 000 000 dollars and employed about 2200 men with a 23000 weekly payroll President Edward P Morse cites continuous labor troubles and unions as the cause noting ships yards nationwide have lost money and some entered receivership The closing costs Brooklyn workers millions and ends a long era of activity on the coast
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New York
Morse Iron Works and Dry Dock Company
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Edward P. Morse
Old Colony launched at Chelsea for Boston to Plymouth route
The sidewheel steamer Old Colony was launched at Montgomery's Chelsea shipyard at 10 30 this forenoon to run between Boston and Plymouth next spring. Miss Eva Galiano will christen the 2200 ton vessel built by J K Montgomery. Captain Joseph T Galiano, Hull selectman, will command when on the route.
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Old Colony
Boston
Plymouth
Chelsea
Montgomery
Eva Galiano
Joseph T. Galiano
Hull
Chelsea Shipyard
Gartland Case Seeks Postponement Amid Election Tensions
In Municipal Court Judge Wentworth considers a continuance in the case of Representative John J. Gartland Jr. charged with issuing a political circular injuring rival John J. Mansfield. Moran objects to any delay past the State election, threatening to withdraw if granted. The matter targets the recent Democratic caucuses and the Senate race in the fourth district. The case is postponed to November 5 or two days after.
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Wentworth
John B. Moran
Mr. Moran
John J. Gartland, Jr
Ward
John J. Mansfield
Michael J. Creed
Gartland
Moran
Mr. Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate
Sullivan
Creed
Counsel Moran
Ratification rally planned for Dorchester Senate bid
A ratification rally for Stephen P. Galvin in the Dorchester district is set this evening at Ward 20 Young Men’s Democratic Club headquarters on Dorchester Avenue near Linden Street. Invited speakers include Congressman McNary Senator Gore and Galvin opponent John F. Cusick. other speakers include O Connell Tworoger Hunt Cooney Byrne. The event signals a broader aggressive campaign with rallies planned district wide amid ongoing registration.
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Stephen P. Galvin
Dorchester
Young Men's Democratic Club
Dorchester Avenue
Linden Street
McNary
Fred S. Gore
John F. Cusick
Galvin
Joseph F. O'Connell
Philip Tworoger
Thomas F. Hunt
Charles L. Cooney
James F. Byrne
Mr. Galvin
Columbia Needs Ten Million for University Plans
New York October 5 President Butler reports to Columbia University trustees that ten million dollars is required to fund the university's plans. Gifts totaling 1,721,895 have been received this year with further promises including the Pulitzer gift for the School of Journalism. Butler notes the journalism school will enter a new academic field and is viewed as a promising venture by the university and much of the newspaper press.
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New York
Board of Trustees
Butler
Columbia University
Pulitzer
Parks Seeks Peace With Employers Under Arbitration Pact
Samuel Parks, walking delegate of the Housesmiths and Bridgemen Union, returned from the Iron Workers convention in Kansas City and said he favors peace with employers under arbitration. He plans to retire as leader for a younger, more vigorous successor and denied plans to strike on the East River bridge. Employers' association members said they will not recognize Parks or the Housesmiths Union, but all trades unions back the peace plan and work will resume.
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New York
Samuel Parks
Housesmiths’ and Bridgemen's Union
Iron Workers’ Union
Kansas City
East River
Employers’ Association
Parks
Housesmiths’ Union
Melrose City Alderman Resigns and Board Accepts
Melrose October 5. Alderman Daniel E Gibson of Ward 8 resigned after moving to North Conway New Hampshire. Two candidates were named John Do Slayton and Harry C Woodill and sent to a committee for report. Mayor Buttrick nominated Elbridge H Goss to fill library trustee vacancy. Maplewood and Danvers Street Railway seeks track locations on Newburyport turnpike, hearing set for October 26. City physician appointment ordinance failed 10 to 8.
Iron-Ox Tablets Offer Natural Digestive Reform
Sleeplessness and fatigue stem from disordered digestion. Iron-Ox Tablets claim to tonify the entire digestive system, build nerves, cleanse blood, regulate bowels, and provide a gentle, non purgative laxative effect. They emphasize gradual, permanent improvement rather than quick drugging, warn against alcohol based tonics, and offer fifty tablets for 25 cents from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co. Detroit.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Sentence in horse trade case and other court actions
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Sherman heard an appeal for Harold G. Cavanagh, who advertised a horse as sound then sold it to a New Hampshire publisher. Restitution was arranged and Cavanagh was sent to the reformatory. William J. Tower received five months for larceny. James Murray, linked to a pickpocket known as Lake Shore Hal, was sentenced to 3 to 5 years in state prison. Robert T. Green, a newlywed 24-year-old, was jailed in the reformatory for hotel room thefts at Copley Square Hotel and other properties.
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Sherman
Superior Criminal Court
John H. Casey
Harold G. Cavanagh
Somerville
Cavanagh
New Hampshire
Casey
Reformatory
William J. Tower
House of Correction
James Murray
Chief Watts
Inspectors’ Department
Erie County
Penn
Lake Shore
Charlestown
Arested
Boston
T. W. Proctor
Robert T. Green
Copley Square
Blood Wine touted as cure all for chronic ailments
Advert reads Blood Wine as a powerful blood purifier claiming to cure kidney disease rheumatism lung trouble stomach liver and bowel issues. It promises rapid recovery within three weeks and includes testimonials from Wm. Bowie Annie Krechhubel and John Foster describing dramatic improvements and life saving effects.
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Annie Krechhubel
F St
Louisville
John T. Foster
Manchester
Rock of Gibraltar
Verdict Expected Today In Public Assembly Case
The Superior Criminal Court has spent the last three days hearing Granville Martin W M Trotter and Bernard Charles charged with interrupting a public assembly at the Booker T Washington meeting held at the new colored church on Columbus Avenue and Northampton Street. The jury was given the case shortly before 4 PM yesterday and a verdict is expected this morning.
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Superior Criminal Court
Granville Martin
W. M. Trotter
Bernard Charles
Booker T. Washington
New Colored Church
Columbus Avenue
Northampton Street
Famous Coffin School at Nantucket Reopened
Nantucket October 6 The school founded in 1827 by Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin of the British navy reopened today as a manual training school. It will operate with the public school system under instructor George M. Morris of Boston.
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Nantucket
Sir. Isaac Coffin
Boston
Blood Wine Cure Claim from Covington Man
A Covington, Kentucky man named R. R. Searcy testifies that Blood Wine cured his night sweats, cold, lung trouble, and consumption fears. He also says his wife was relieved of years of stomach trouble and endorses the remedy to friends.
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Covington
R.R Searcy
Free Trial Bottle Offer From Blood Wine Makers
Allow distant customers to obtain a free trial bottle by mailing a coupon to Louis Daudel in Worcester Massachusetts. The advertisement promotes direct purchase from the manufacturers and provides a no-cost sample through a mailed coupon.
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Louis Daudelin CO
Worcester
Mass
Blood Wine at Houchaton and Duttons
Blood Wine is available at Houchaton and Duttons offering a bold experimental blend. Local patrons can find the product in stock with limited quantities and store promotions during the weekend sale.
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Houchaton & Dutton’s
Bloody Monday Ends in Arrests at University Hall
The Cambridge clash between freshmen and sophomores ends with six or seven rushes on the steps of University Hall and arrests for two men held in $100 bail. The frenzied night spills into Massachusetts Avenue with eggs, street-car pranks, and police in force preventing further violence.
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Hollis Hall
University Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
No Limit Poker Club For Turf Plungers
A new poker club named the Reliance opens on Thirty-second Street New York to serve turf plungers. It features no limit games and a kitty take from four tables averaging about $200 an hour, reflecting a $100000 outlay.
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New York
Thirty-second Street
Reliance
Royal Blue Line October Tour to Washington
Boston departure Thursday October 22 for a week long trip to the national capital at 27 dollars covering all expenses except supper on the Fall River line. The itinerary includes daily activities arranged by the conductor in charge with details available from Joseph P. Taggart N B P A Royal Blue Line 360 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
National Capital
Joseph P. Taggart
Royal Blue Line
Washington Street
Japan moves to force Russia from Manchuria by Oct
London report says Russia must withdraw by October 8 under a solemn agreement, but evidence suggests it will resist. Russia has about 300,000 troops in the far east, 30 forts at Port Arthur plus 60,000 barracks, 80 ships near Port Arthur, while Japan masses troops in Korea and readies transports for rapid reinforcement. Officials say Japan will demand evacuation or war, with actions to follow depending on Russia's next days.
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London
Russia
Japan
Far East
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Korea
Paris
New Status of Thayer Case Involves John Hancock Suit
Judge Hammond sustains plaintiff in Thayer v John Hancock Mutual Life Ins Co and strikes out impertinent and scandalous allegations. Court rejects that death time disclosure rule used to deny payment, ruling it not law in Massachusetts.
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Thayer
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hammond
John Hancock Company
Massachusetts
Deer Island Boat Grounds Prisoners Freed After Stranding
Fifty three prisoners on the regular Philadelphia to Deer Island trip were offered freedom when the steamer ran aground near Governor's Island. They behaved well and were transferred to the police boat Guardian for aid. The tide rose within an hour, the vessel pulled off, and she docked safely later that night.
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Philadelphia
J. Putnam Bradlee
House of Correction
Deer Island
Governor’s Island
Guardian
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Trotter
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Famous Coffin School
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