Promises to Bring 13 Governors to Washington
Ex Governor James H. Brady of Idaho promised President Taft to summon 13 Western Governors to Washington next winter to help thresh out the disposition of the public domain. Taft pledged to push legislation at the next Congress session to ease difficulties for settlers without undercutting conservation policy.
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Boise
Idaho
James H. Brady
Taft
Washington
Congress
Taft in Idaho Attacks Court Criticism and Addresses Settler Grievances
President Taft spent a day in Idaho with Senator Borah and ex-Governor Brady visiting Pocatello and Caldwell. He spoke to thousands, denouncing critics of the Supreme Court while noting the Standard Oil and tobacco cases as significant decrees and citing settler complaints about land payments and tenure before ownership.
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Taft
Idaho
Pocatello
United States
W. E. Borah
Brady
Canyon County
Caldwell
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Sick Headaches
Promotion claims Cascarets cure headaches by cleansing liver and bowels, removing poison from blood. The ad touts rapid improvement by morning, targets women and children, and highlights a 10 cent box as long lasting relief.
Eliot to Voyage 40000 Miles Through Asia and Pacific
President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot of Harvard, age 77, will undertake a 40,000 mile, eight month journey from New York November 7 circling the world through India Java and China. He will travel via Cherbourg Ceylon the Mediterranean Suez Bengal Calcutta to Lhassa Tibet Rangoon Penang Java Singapore Hong Kong Shanghai Pekin and Yokohama before returning to North East Harbor Maine.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Orient
India
Java
China
New York
Kronprinzess
Cecelia
Cherbourg
France
Ceylon
Mediterranean Sea
Suez Canal
Bengal
Roosevelt
Africa
Eliot
Calcutta
Himalaya
Lhassa
Tibet
Rangoon
Penang
Singapore
French Indo-China
Yellow River
Tien-tsin
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Pekin
Japan
Tokio
San Francisco
United States
North East Harbor
Asia
Germany
Italy
European
Russia
Cambridge
Tropics
Dickens son cites Boston charm at City Club
Alfred Tennyson Dickens, son of the English novelist, spoke at the Boston City Club after a week in the city. He shared impressions of Boston and his father's place in literature while paying tribute to Longfellow.
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Alfred Tennyson Dickens
Boston
Longfellow
Dickens Praises Boston and Father in City Club Talk
President David F. Tilly introduced Charles Dickens as he thanked the City Club for the honor. Dickens praised his father, Longfellow’s circles in Boston, and described Boston as the most charming city he has visited while noting a delightful week ending with past reminiscences from club members. He said he would leave Boston for New York on Tuesday.
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David F. Tilly
Dickens
The
City Club
Shakespere
Boston
England
America
Longfellow
Mrs. Fields
Miss Longfellow
Melbourne
Australia
Tilly
James P. Munroe
Carroll W. Doten
H. ©. Brown
Little, Brown & Co
Charles H. Thurber
Mr. Dickens
New York
Adolphus B. Beeching
Professor Carroll W. Doten
Nathan 11 Dole
Herbert ¥. Jenkins
Warren Wright
Addison J. Winship
Hy Staples Potter
Nathaniel ‘. Vowler, Jr
Murtubis, Jr
Samuel F
H. James G. Lyford
Ge . Harmon
David ¥. Ti
Resinol advertised cure for facial skin eruptions
A testimonial from Miss Opal Lilley of Camp Creek West Virginia praises Resinol Ointment and Soap for clearing a four to five year facial eruption. The ad promotes Resinol as safe for all skin troubles, free of lead or mercury, with affordable prices and availability from druggists nationwide.
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Opal Lilley
Camp Creek
W. Va
Department No
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Town Fair Highlights Include Lecture on School Administration
The fair featured a town crier and an address by A L Rafter assistant superintendent of schools on school administration. A large daily and evening attendance was anticipated for the remainder of the month as New England's development drew public realization.
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Cates
New England
A. L. Rafter
Danderine Promises Luxuriant Hair For All Readers
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the simple cure for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims rapid scalp cleansing, shine, fullness within minutes, and two weeks to visible new hair growth, urging purchase at drug stores.
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Knowlton’s .Danderine
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Baptist and Congregational
A compiled listing of Sunday services across multiple churches in Boston. Entries include pastors, sermon topics, service times, Sunday schools, choir and organ details, and special events at Warren Avenue First and other Baptist churches, Tremont Street Circuit, Park Street and Union Congregational churches.
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Albert Edmund Brown
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
West
Sullivan
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Boston Society
Lotus
A. J. Fairbanks
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
C. Farle
D. D
Brotherhood
J. A. Johnston
Centre Street Baptist Church
Jamaica Plain
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
Fulton
Lindsay
Unnion
Kimball
Page
Evangelist Lindsay
Gibson
Clarendon
Montgomery Streets
James A. Bennetts
RB Aeae
Bible School
James A. Francis
Baptist Church
Fourth and Luten
Blackburn
Henry Bond
Massachusetts
Jesus the
Park Street
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Jesus
Union Church Quartet
Shawmlut Congregational Church
Prompield
Tremont Street
the Friendly Church
Durein
Bromfield Street
Stephan
Temple Street
State House
Ernest Lyman Mills
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
Diverse Religious Meetings Across Boston Churches
Local listings show multiple Sunday and weekly events at Beenswick Hall 914 Dudley street and Huntington Avenue venues. Speakers include Ben K. Hiech, E. C. Norris, and J. J. Hoster with topics on Universal Religion reincarnation life and power. Free lectures, no collections, all welcome.
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Bible Students
Steinert
Richards Hall
Shenfe’s Hall
Huntington Chambers
E. C. Norris
Carrell J. Swan
Catherine Forristall
Baward Orne
HY Rey
J. C.F. Grumbine
Faelten Tia
Sundey
Get
Paine Hale
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
B. D
Charles Street Mall
Beacon
Steeet
Boston Common
Welok
Christadelphians
Pranklin Union
Berkeley Street
New ‘Troverine Forum Association
Richards Mall
Iuorington Avenue
Dentin Sperker
J. J. Hoster
Divise
Scimnch
Sumby
Huntington Avenue
Hoon
Spiritualists Meet Across Boston Pleads Week of Seances
A Boston spiritualist pageant lists meetings across churches and halls on Oct 8 and surrounding days. Figures include Rev. Mrs Vanderbilt and Mrs Nellie Thomas with varied services, circles, and seances at Exeter street, Tremont street, Huntington avenue, and other venues.
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May Pepper Vanderbilt
Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Boston
Vanderbilt
Foster
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Dwight Hall
Odd Ladies’ Hall
Tremont Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Willis Milligan
N. F. Noyes
Boomhover
George Cleveland
Nellie Thomas
H. Harwood
George W. Nutter
Busy Betsey
Hannah Nutter
Jollimore
W. Franks
D. H. Hall
James Dalahunty
Frank Johnson
Sears-Hill
Thomas Kelley
May Emmonds
Saunders
W. W. Brooks
Peabody- McKenna
Tremont’ Street
Adele O. Williams
New Century Building
Huntington Avenue
Sewell Hall
Etrele
Bell Robertson Jennings
Annie Banks-Scott
Coombs
J. Foster
Prevon
Stedman
Wr. Kenney
Kenney
Crouch
Miss Peters
Miss Bayler
Miss Austin
Miss Robinson
Nie Winnifred Robinson
Adele
Williams
Malden
Louise H All
Pleasant Street
Ae D. Francis
SarahMoadnee
Avenes
F. G. Hatch
Margaret Vaughn
Garehien
F. M. Donovan
Iide
Massachusetts Aven
Gemone
Rack Bay
Ererete Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Kneeland
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
N. P. Smith
Smith
A. J. Webster
Sarah M. Thompson
May Emmons
J. William Franks
Sophie Kampe
McDonald
Anna
Topham
Edmister
Church OF Higher Spirit
Fleming Hall
Pearl Street
Namervillee
J. Prevon
Magoun Square
Gillman Square
Children’s Progressive Lyceum NO. 1
M. J. Butler
Serta
Unity Church
Gainsboro Street
Frederick A. Wiggin
Edward Lee
Odd Fellows
Kona
R. G. Ingersoll
N. J. Willis
Seool
H. J. Nutter
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
R. G. Treadwell
Dudley
Cottage Street
Louise Earl
Temper
New York
Columbus Avenue
P. Wyman
Mias Taylor
As Berwick Park
Columbus Overnue
West Newton Street
Tibbetts
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Mary Millan
Roxbury Street
Dudley Street
Augusta
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