What People Say About Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Advertising claims emphasize personal trial and testimonials, urging readers to test Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for stomach trouble. The message cites cases of long standing dyspepsia and heart symptoms tied to stomach issues, recommending a full package for fifty cents and asserting tablets ease dyspepsia.
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J. R. Hoag
Wymore
Nebraska
Lydia Bartram
Assyria
Mich
All for Bryan back Bryan as Presidential nominee
The executive committee of the People's party of Massachusetts issues a pledge in favor of Bryan for President. George F. Washburn, chairman, states the group is united to support Bryan and the meeting was held at Henry Winn's Court Square office.
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People’s Party of Massachusetts
Henry Winn
Court Square
George F. Washburn
People's Party in Massachusetts Indorses Democratic Ticket
After careful review the Peop les party executive committee recommends no state nominations this year. They formally endorse the Democratic ticket, urging voters to support it in the campaign, citing alignment on imperialism trusts and reform principles. George F Washburn notes the Democratic platform mirrors their positions and a reform candidate for auditor is well known to their party.
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Democratic Party of
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Republican Party
People’s Party of
Russia seeks loans in New York and Paris
Washington reports Russia is negotiating loans totaling 150 million dollars with New York financial houses and the Rothschilds in Paris. A New York syndicate may raise 50 million dollars, while Paris lenders are targeted for 58 000 900 francs around 100 million. Proceeds would likely go to St Petersburg as the government is short on cash.
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Ruseia
New York
Paris
Russia
St. Petersburg
Milk Trust Fight Sparks Delivery of 1000 Milk Cans
The Post reports an independent Boston market challenge to the Milk Trust. A car of 1000 cans arrives today via the Boston & Maine, signaling a broader plan to reach 10,000 daily. Farmers back the outlet, noting high costs to wash cans and urging independent dealers.
Wall-Rice Company secures daily milk cans from Tilton
Contracts closed with a farmer in Needham to deliver 26 cans daily to the Berkeley street store. Mr. Tilton guarantees no breach of agreement and asserts determination to outpace the trust. If demand rises, production can increase to meet needs as Wall, Rice & Co. pursues independence from the trust.
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Wall-Rice Company
Needham Farmer
Wallace Company
W Needham
Berkeley Street
Tilton
Wall
Wall, Rice & Coo
Grievance Over Empty Milk Cans Provokes Update
Farmers complain of the Milk Trust forcing them to wash empty cans at home, wasting time and money. Cans often return four days late, rancid and coated with sour milk, risking contamination. Reading farmers had an independent dealer wash cans, but the Milk Trust refuses to agree.
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Milk Trust
Ducker Sells Milk At 6 Cents Amid Trust Fight Chelsea
Fred W. Ducker joined the anti trust forces and began selling milk for six cents a quart at his business on 367 Washington Avenue in Chelsea. He was formerly a Hood customer but ended relations when the trust began to dictate terms.
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Fred W. Ducker
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Ducker
H. P. Hood
Milk Trust Cuts Off Chelsea Supplier for 6 Cent Milk
The Milk Trust halted supply to H. E F. DeCourcey of 863 Washington Avenue Chelsea after he advertised and sold milk at 6 cents a quart, undercutting schedule rates. DeCourcey, who had been buying from Hood, was refused further cans yet vows to continue delivering milk at 6 cents to his customers.
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Milk Trust
H. E F. DeCourcey
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
DeCourcey
H. P. Hood
Farmers Jubilant Over Anti Trust Dealer Victory
Reading farmers express jubilation over an anti trust dealer victory as reported from Reading Pennsylvania on October 16. The local producers claim trust relations cannot buy even a quart, signaling a turning point for price control and market independence in the era.
Milk Sellers Fined by Municipal Court
Several arraigned before Judge Burke for violating milk, oleo, and vinegar sales regulations per Dr Harrington of the Board of Health. Antonio McCormack and Arthur G Latour fined 0 after selling skim milk. others including John J Denton and James De Petro cited for inferior milk with fines.
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Dr. Harrington
Board of Health
Antonio McCormack
Fleet Street
Arthur G. Latour
Massachusetts Avenua
John J. Denton
Washington Street
Clinton KE. Steadman
Webster Street
Somerville
James L. Woodbury
Eden Street
Charlestown
Thomas Burdett
James de Petro
South Margin Street
John E. Styles
Emerald Street
Max Caspar
Vine Street
Cambridge
Joseph Uhrig
Tremont Street
Biach
Milk Prices Defy Milk Trust In Boston Area
The Post invites milk peddlers and storekeepers to declare if they will sell at 6 cents a quart or less. A long list names pedlers and stores across Boston and nearby towns delivering milk, with several agreeing to 5 or 6 cents. The editor urges all independents to inform the Post of trust tactics and responses.
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Hampshire Street
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Columbus Avenue
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Hancock Square
Charlestown
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Jamaica Plain
Dorchester Avenue
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Seventh
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Cambridgeport
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School Street
Somerville
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Everett
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Warren Street
Roxbury
MacLeod & Ferguson
Brookford Street
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Berkeley Street
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M. M. Burnep
Olds
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City
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Elm Street
City Point
Cambridge
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Fourth
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Ninth and
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D Street
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B and Seventh
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Washington Avenue
Chelsea
DeCourcy
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Klondike Market
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Corpelius I. J. Sullivan
Howard Street
James Cahill
William Rumsey
Timothy Donnelly
W. FE. Daily
Braintree
Quincy
H. H. Long
Everett Square
Morton & Cushing
Handridge Farm
Lexington
W. F. Sebumaker
Arlington
Walter S. Dennis
Harvard
Morton Streets
Mattapan
Roxburys
Dorchester
W. Hancock & Co
I. J. Agnew & Co
Sumner Street
East Boston
J. Segal, 334 Sumner Street, Fast Boston. W. RR
Page
Glendale Farm
Joseph Picket
West Somerville
L. Jacques
Atlantic-Neponset- Field
Prutehins
Vindicated Mother Wins Fortune and Name in Court
Mrs. Jennie Kimball of Rever fought a probate case over her late father Oliver S. Foster. Her mother’s grave and a silver name plate were used as court evidence to prove a marriage. The trial concluded with Kimball gaining about $300,000 and vindication of her mother’s good name.
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Kimball
Oliver S. Foster
Revere
Boston
Sydney Kimball
Salvation Army Delegation Attends New England Fall Convention
Severy officers and many privates converge in Boston as delegates to the New England fall Salvation Army convention. Public meetings were held at Berkeley Temple with Colonel Cozens presiding. Talks by four officers described personal transformation through Army work and a public wedding is planned tonight by Colonel Cozens.
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Boston
New England
Salvation Army
Berkeley Temple
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Boston Salvationists
Duel With Pistols Staged by Paris Journalist
Paris on October 16 witnessed a pistol duel between anti military writer Urbain Gobier, noted for The Army Against the Nation, and Count De Sabrann Ponteves. Both combatants escaped unharmed, and no injuries were reported.
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M. Urbain Gobier
Count de Sabrann Ponteves
Mrs Shutkin Struck by Hack in Merrimac Street Incident
Mrs Sarah Shutkin of 6 Lovering Place was knocked down by a hack on Merrimac Street near Pitts Street shortly after 5 pm yesterday and sustained injuries to her body. She was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Lovering Place
Merrimac Street
Pitts Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wilhelmina Betrothed to Mecklenburg Duke
The Hague reports Queen Wilhelmina proclaims betrothal to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin. The young queen, famed as a royal flirt, has repeatedly said she would choose her husband. Henry is a half brother to the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin, part of a lineage tracing to Niklot in 1160.
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Prince William of
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Europe
Michael Nicholajevitch
Russia
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Alexandrine
Christiam
Eldect
Denmark
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Schwerin
Cupia
the Hague
Henry of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Grand Ducal House of
Mecklenburg
Niklot
Wilhelmina OF Holland
Duke Henry of
Vanderbilt to lease Chastellux for Elsie French’s Newport season
Alfred G. Vanderbilt has leased the Newport villa Chastellux from Lorillard Spencer for the coming season, making Elsie French the future mistress of the house. The lease was signed yesterday, with possession at Newport’s opening season. Brokers Whitehouse & Porter arranged the deal through A. O. D. Taylor & Son.
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Newport Villa
A. G. Vanderbilt
New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Newport
Lorillard Spencer
Eisie French
Chastellux
Vanderbilt
Whitehouse & Porter
A. O. D. Taylor & Son
Lawson Bets on Kentucky Racehorses in Speculative Ventures
Speculation surrounds Tom Lawson as he invests part of his wealth in Kentucky racehorses. India Belle, a 2-year-old roan filly from Jay Bird and Wellington lines, shows promise, while a full sister to Boralma and a Boreal progeny add to the stake. Lawson expects notable future value in these young horses.
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Lawson
Kentucky
Jay Bird
George Wilkes
Black Bess
Wellington
Strathbene
Strathmere
Iam
Bump
Moko
Tereno
Patchienne
Mambrino Patchen
Mr. Lawson
Boralma
Boreal
Prison Detention Cell Installed in U S Marshal Office
In the Federal building third floor marshal suite a new steel detention cell was erected in the inner corner. The nearly twelve foot square enclosure has welded silver framed bars three inches across and a swinging door. The cell aims to securely hold prisoners before during and after trials improving security and preventing escapes.
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Federal
Bowdoin Will Provides Large Trust For Oakland Hospital
The U S Supreme Court sustained a trust created by Catherine M Garcelon of Oakland. Before her 1891 death she transferred over 1 million dollars to John A Stanley in trust for Bowdoin College and an Oakland hospital. Bowdoin will receive well over 600000 and the hospital about 750000.
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United States Supreme Court
Catherine M. Garcelon
Oakland
Bowdoin College
Hudson Will probate filed for John E. Hudson estate
The will of John E. Hudson former president of the American Bell Telephone Company was presented in Suffolk probate yesterday. It leaves all property to widow Eunice W. Hudson, named sole executrix, with $24000 to Harvard College if she did not survive him for a fund to establish a scholarship and a veterinary hospital. Additional gifts of $5000 are left to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and to the Children's Hospital under the same conditions.
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American Bell Telephone Company
Suffolk
Eunice W. Hudson
Harvard College
Veterinary Hospital
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Children’s Hospital
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Lasting Relief Without Surgery
For years physicians struggled to cure piles without surgery. The Pyramid Pile Cure is claimed to instantly relieve pain and inflammation, then progressively heal by restoring natural nerve and blood vessel function. Sold by druggists in 50 cent full treatments, the suppository remedy is said to be harmless, non addictive, and easy to use at night.
Victor Herbert Encores at Merchants Exposition Concerts
A crowd of over fifty attended the Merchants and Manufacturers Twentieth Century Exposition where Victor Herbert and the Pittsburg Orchestra gave third and fourth concerts. The program featured heavy classics with audience acclaim and included works by Grieg, Brahms, Strauss, Handel, and Beethoven, plus Herbert’s own overtures and serenades.
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Victor Herbert
Pittsburg
Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Captain Leary Resting in Chelsea Hospital in Boston
Captain Richard P. Leary former Guam governor arrived in Boston from Washington and, with his family and Dr. Fairfax Irwin, is staying at Chelsea Marine Hospital. He suffers a sore throat and severe cold, barely speaking yesterday, intending to rest after eighteen months among Guam natives whom he calls the laziest people on earth.
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Guam
Boston
Washington
Fairfax Irwin
Chelsea Marine Hospital
Leary
Chelsea
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