Rear Admiral of Japan Visits United States
The Devonian brought Rococo Yashiro, rear admiral of the Japanese navy, and Rev. Peter MacQueen from Liverpool. Yashiro declined comment on U S Japan ties and on Japan’s armament, said he would call on President Roosevelt, and planned to depart British Columbia for home about Nov 1 after years in Berlin. He grew serious when pressed by reporters, then disappeared after calling a carriage.
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Liverpool
Peter MacQueen
Rococo Yashiro
Yashiro
Japan
Roosevelt
British Columbia
Berlin
America
Admiral Yashiro
Janitors Push Temperance Rule At School Board Meeting
School Committeeman David Scannell urged total abstinence for all public school janitors with dismissal for violations. The board tabled the rule as intoxication remains grounds for discharge. Parks control was debated and an evening industrial school staff was named. Principal Pank Arts High School will lead the new program with assistants Leavitt Carpenter Adams Poor Ware and Miller.
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David Scannell
Mulvey
Storrow
Harrington
Bertha Hazard
Quincy Evening School
Evening Industrial School
Pank Arts High School
Frank M. Leavitt
William B. Carpenter
Herbert W. Adams
Henry W. Poor
Albert L. Ware
Alexander Miller
Boston Food Fair Draws 10000 Grocers Leader Speaks
John A. Green of Cleveland secretary of the National Association of Retail Grocers addressed about 10,000 Boston and New England grocers at the Boston Food Fair held at Park Square Coliseum. The fair adds vaudeville features and two Sousa concerts daily.
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Sec’y Green
Boston
John A. Green
Cleveland
National Association of Retail Grocers
St Johns Lodge Masons Mark 175th Anniversary Celebration
In the Masonic Temple banquet hall members of St Johns lodge of Masons concluded their day of events commemorating the lodge's 175th founding anniversary. Governor Curtis Guild attended the ceremonies in Corinthian Hall at 2 pm and his announcement to speak drew long applause.
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Masonic Temple
St. John’s Lodge of Masons
Lodge
Curtis Guild
Corinthian Hall
Historic Masonic Address Highlights Lodge Origins
Right Worshipful Harvey N. Shepard delivered a masterful history of St. John's Lodge from its birth at the Bunch of Grapes Tavern to the present, drawing on archives and receiving long applause. Albert H. Hunter presented a diploma for Commodore Samuel Tucker, and a grand chorus of masons performed.
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Harvey N. Shepard
Bunch of Grapes Tavern
Shepard
St. John’s
St. John’s Lodge
America
Free Masonry
Bristol Lodge
Bristol
Albert H. Hunter
Maine
Samuel Tucker
Nickerson
Leonard G. Roberts
John Albert Blake
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Bill in Equity Against A M Beers
Eliza L Picard of Cambridge files a bill in equity in East Cambridge against Albert M Beers and Ethel Beers of Boston. She says a June 1 1907 judgment for 640.79 remains unpaid in the amount of 445 79 after receiving 195.
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Eliza . Picard
Cambridge
Clerk of Courts
East Cambridge
Albert M. Beers
Ethel Beers
Boston
Eliza L. Picard
Beers
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims vegetable composition and reliable purity with a sworn statement in each bottle and offers a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Harvard address urges work and self discipline for success
President Eliot tells freshmen and first year men that world relies on competition and that a sound body and hard work beat temptation. He praises Harvard’s elective system for valuable experimentation and cites a Yale dinner anecdote about a 25th anniversary gift to show Harvard loyalty and rising appreciation.
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Eliot
Harvard
George Markham
St. Louis
Yale
Yale University
Harvard University
Fiedler Praises Boston Air and Streets
Hamburg conductor Dr. Max Fiedler, new leader of the Symphony Orchestra, calls Boston lively yet bracing with fresh air. He admires Public Garden Tremont Street and Commonwealth Avenue, notes clear skies, and enjoys his first Boston rehearsal while planning further city explorations. He and Mrs. Fiedler plan to stay, impressed by the culture and welcome.
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Max Fiedler
Hamburg
Germany
Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Tremont Street
Boylston
Commonwealth Avenue
Bunker Hill Place
Piles Cured Quick Trial Package By Mail
A testimonial letter touts Pyramid Pile Cure claiming long standing piles cured after trying many remedies and an operation. Readers are invited to obtain a 50 cent box or a free trial package by mail in plain unmarked wrap from Pyramid Deg Co Marshall, Illinois.
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Richard Worthington
Gaiesburg
Ill
Pyramid Deg Co
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Ic
Fearful Cat Bite Endangers Viola Wedger
Little Viola Wedger of West Somerville was bitten on the wrist by her pet cat Teddy while the family rode a trolley toward their Broadway home. The cat, initially restrained in a wicker basket, bit deep before being strangled to release. Dr. Langdon Frottfingham at Harvard and Dr. Francis Abele in Quincy inspect the case for possible rabies.
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Viola Wedger
West Somerville
Teddy
Langdon Frottfingham
Harvard
Arthur W. Wedger
Wedger
Hough’s Neck
Broadway
Viola
Central Square
Quincy
Francis Abele
City of
Wayland speech highlights in race for governor
Republican and Democratic headquarters in Wayland and across the state report renewed campaigning. Governor Higgins and Congressmen Sulzer may speak. Osgood of Independence League will tour major cities. Draper defends Taft while Democrats stress labor votes and protectionist policy. Democrats claim a labor vote shift to their ticket. Republicans push a conservative lead.
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Draper
Frothingham
Vahey
Barton
Wayland
Executive Committee
Faneuil Hall
Higgins
Rhode Island
Sulzer
New York
William N. Osgood
Independence League
Gompers
Golden
E. Gerry Brown
William H. Taft
Republican Party
Bryan refutes pension opposition in late interview
W. J. Bryan, in an interview released late today from Fairview Nebraska, denies ever opposing soldier pensions. He says his platforms endorse pensions and his record shows support for liberal pensions for veterans and dependents, countering a Republican clipping alleging an anti pension speech.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Congress
Symptoms of stomach trouble and Dr Williams Pink Pills
The article outlines various stomach trouble symptoms including appetite changes chest pressure and heartburn. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as an effective digestive tonic citing a Springfield user and offers a free booklet What to Eat and How to Eat. Pills priced 50 cents per box with six boxes for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
R. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
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