Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Digestive Relief
Quick to Ské. Sinuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a discovery valuable to the medical profession and the public. They are an unfailing specific in all cases of dyspepsia and disordered digestion. The tablets partly digest what is eaten and stimulate digestive fluids, relieving congestion and enabling the system to work naturally. Testimonials claim cure and overall improvement, with a 50 cent price and free stomach disease book offer from I. A. Stuart Co.
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Sinuart
Stuart
EF. M. Faith
Byrd’s Creek
Wis
H. KE. Willard
Onslow
White
Canton
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
I. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mieh
Clash at Harvard Porters and Laundry Men Spark At Campus
Labor and capital clashed in Harvard last week and again in Cambridge Municipal Court. Mooney of the Harvard Co operative Society tore a laundry slip, provoking a punch that broke his nose. Porter Ragg, objecting to the lyric, struck him after a quarrel over access doors. Ragg fined $10 for the assault.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Almy
Mooney
Harvard Co-operative Society
Russell Hall
Ragg
Joint debate on imperialism in Somerville
Former Mayor Albion A. Perry and Republican hopeful Robert Luce will debate imperialism in Union Hall Union Square Somerville on Thursday evening Oct 25 starting at 8 o'clock.
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Somerville
Albion A. Perry
Robert Luce
Middlesex
Union Hall
Union
Sailors enjoy Winthrop Church supper and concert
More than 300 sailors attended last night’s supper and concert at the Boston Seaman's Friend Society Chapel. Rev. William B. Forbush welcomed guests, with readings by Miss Bessie Plummer and a violin solo by Miss Helen Adams. Chaplain Nickerson discussed a harbor power launch to aid Christian work, with about $3,000 needed. Also noted: Boston Credit Men's Association monthly meeting at Young's Hotel, New England Retail Dry Goods Association annual meeting, and a dinner for about forty members of Company E, Ninth Regiment, at the American House with impromptu speeches.
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Winthrop Church
Charlestown
Boston
Seaman’s Friend Society
Hanover Street
William B. Forbush
Bessie Plummer
Helen C. Adams
James H. Ross
Cambridge
S. S. Nickerson
Boston Credit Men’s Association
Young’s Hotel
New England Retail Dry Goods Association
Ninth Regiment
Goopers Progress at International Coopers Union Session
The International Coopers Union opened sessions with committee assignments and the president’s report read by Hammer. Secretary Cable notes membership growth with 938 local unions in good standing, wage gains at coordinated cooperage points, and warns against nonunion pay at unorganized sites. He urges expanding union coverage and cautions on strikes, recommending executive board oversight to mediate grievances before any strike.
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Coopers’ Union
Hammer
Cable
Danae
Coopers
Executive Board
General Executive Board
Milk price clash pits farmers against Milk Trust
Farmers raise milk by seven eighths of a cent per quart while the Milk Trust adds two cents to consumer prices, more than doubling the farmers’ hike. A fair price is six cents at stores and seven cents delivered. If consumers refuse the extra cent, which is extortion, they can win the fight.
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Milk Trust
Hudson
Mr. Tele
Trust
Boston
Farmers Ready for Change in Hudson Milk Trade
In Hudson Massachusetts farmers denounce the Milk Trust over surplus milk deductions and arbitrary contractor practices. Interviewed producers criticize trust fairness and price control, with I S Mulcahy and C H Palmer voicing strong opposition and willingness to switch buyers for better terms.
Farmers in Hudson cry out against Milk Trust grip
A Post reporter records Hudson area farmers resisting the Milk Trust. They describe deductions for surplus, low payments per can, and fear of losing income if they switch to independent dealers. Farmers claim surpluses amount to substantial losses and urge a fair, transparent system from the trust.
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Hudson
Mass
The
Post
Milk Trust
Iself
Milk Producers’ Union
Southboro
Boston Post
New Hampshire
Hood Milk Company
Hanna-like
Cheshire County
Milk Pedlers and Stores Publish Price List in The Post
The Post prints free notices for Milk Pedlers delivering milk at 7 cents a quart or less and stores selling at 6 cents or less. The list names numerous pedlers and stores across Boston, Charlestown, Cambridgeport, Somerville, Everett, Roxbury, Jamaica Plain, Mattapan, East Boston, and surrounding areas, inviting others to join in defying the Milk Trust.
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the Post
The
Post
Milk Trust
James H. Dalton Company
SSS
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester Avenue
Washington Street
Iennessy’s Market
Seventh
D Streets
South Boston
Manhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridgeport
S. M. Ager
School Street
Somerville
Everett Co-operative Association
Everett
B. W. Whitney
Warren Street
Roxbury
MacLeod & Ferguson
Brookford Street
the Wall, Rice Company
Berkeley Street
Duncan A. Melkay
Broadway
M. Burnan
J. R. McDaniel
Malden
M. O'Keefe
Minden Street
Boston
Reilly Bros
Blue Hill Avenue
William Ramsey
Timothy Donnelly
W. I. Daily
Braintree
Quincey
W. I. Fletcher
Mast
Porchester
KE. W. Hancock & Co
J.J. Agnew & Co
Sumner Street
East Boston
J. Segal
W. R. Page
Glendale Farm
Independent farmer milk movement urged in Hanson letter
A letter from Roland D. Sawyer pastor at Hanson Congregational Church urges Boston milk farmers to unite against contractors. He argues contracts keep prices down, farmers struggle due to limited capital and sparse towns, and proposes independent delivery to Boston with farmers earning more, potentially five cents per quart.
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Boston
Post
Roland Dpd. Sawyer
Congregational Church
Hanson
Mass
Frustrated Milk Handling Plan Criticized as Inefficient
The text notes a longstanding organization has failed to be effective due to mismanagement by handlers. It cites transport and care costs per quart from producer to consumer, with costs claimed under one-half to under two cents, and retailing at six cents, leaving contractors with profit margins.
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Stampshire
Boston
Milk Pricing Debate Shrinks Farmer Profit in City Trade
A historical note explains how raising the farmer price to three and a half cents against a retail eight cents sharply increases the middleman's margin, at least 100 percent, while agitation in Boston argues farmer pay should rise but retail price remain, preserving handling profits.
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Boston
United Fruit Plans Sugar and Fruit Empire Expansion
In 1898 capitalists behind United Fruit Co pursue a vast scheme to produce raw sugar and fruit on Cuban lands near Cape Nipe after testing a Costa Rican plantation. Ten 23-ton locomotives ordered from Baldwin Loco Works to ship to Cuba for mill operations by year’s start. President Andrew W. Preston denies refinery plans in New Orleans, stating the company will only handle raw sugar.
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United Fruit Company
Costa Rica
Cuba
Cape Nipe
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Andrew W. Preston
Post
Massachusetts
New Orleans
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Clash
Porter
Hhese
White Dental
Washington St
R. HB. White Co
Fighteen
Lowell Institute
John Lowell, Jr
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Boylston St
Lawrence Lowell
Tars
Seaman's Bethel
New England
James Murphy
Coopers’ International Union
ST. Helena
Island OF
ST. Helaina
Idaho
Cronje
Krueger
JOY Line
Old Dominion
8. S
Porto Rico
New York & Porto Rico 8. S. Company
New York
Old Dominions
Atlas Stores
Congress Street
1. S. Mulcahy
Gleasondale
Chance
Independent
C. H. Palmer
Stow
D. Whiting & Co
Boston Dairy Company
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Northampton
Hadley
South Sudbury
South Acton
Ayer
East Braintree
Whiting
H. P. Hood & CO
Chaplestown
Roy
Tim
Hall!d Drug CO
Cleveland
Walker-Rintell
Dewey Sq
Boylston
Church Sts
C. F. Baton
Friend St
F. H. Putnam
School St
B. F. Bradbury
Klein's
Cor. Tremont
G. O. Taylor
Thas
Don
RIP Ams
Ripans Chemical Go
Spruce St
DR. King
Ashi
DR. King CO
Jordan and
White's
Manchester Unions
Manchester Tnion
Bairy
H. P. Vieth & CO
Ciireuar
Franklin
Archsts
A. W. Wheeler & Cos
Hanover St
Dostog
American House
Ezra EL. Rubin
Washington St. Cor. Hanover
Bopp
William C
Joseph
Hermine Bopp
Highland Congregational Church
Parker Street
Thoursday
Capoui
Jacob Capoul
Zeigler Street
St. Stephen
Herbert Redclyffe
St. Stephen Street
Thurediy
MARRY
Delia Wilson Jewelry CO
Azgre
Acme CO
Eliot Street
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