Have You Uric Acid Kidney Trouble Warned by Back Pain
An old Boston Daily Post style appeal touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It lists numerous symptoms from pain to frequent urination, urges readers to request a free sample by mail, and notes hospitals and doctors endorse the treatment.
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Nature
Bright
The
R. Kilmer & Co
Bingznamton
N. Y
F. Thomas
Best St
Buffalo
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer
Personnel of President Roosevelt's Coal Commission
Washington Oct 16 The President selected six men to study disputes in the anthracite coal fields. Notable members include Bishop John Lancaster Spalding Judge George Gray Brigadier General John M Wilson Edward Wheeler Parker Edgar E B Clark Thomas H Watkins and Recorder Carroll D Wright The group will begin work soon and aims for a thorough, lasting settlement and a framework to prevent future labor troubles.
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Washington
John Lancaster Spalding
Peoria
Lebanon
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
University of Louvain
Belgium
Rome
Louisville
St. Augustine’s Church
New York
Chicago
George Gray
Third United States Circuit
Newcastle
Del
Andrew C
Elizabeth M. Gray
Princeton
Harvard
Wilmington
Margaret J. Black
Delaware
United States
Senate
National
Democrats
Peace Commission Parts
Joint High Commission
Quebec
John M. Wilson
District of Columbia
West Point
Columbia University
Engineers
Army Medical Museum
Washington Monument
United States Military Academy
Edward Wheeler Parker
United States Geological Survey
Port Deposit
William and
Henrietta Hyde (Donnell) Parker
Baltimore
Edgar EB. Clark
Cedar Rapids
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Lima
N. Y
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver
Thomas H. Watkins
President's Coal Commission
Scranton
Simpson & Watkins
Simpson
Mr. Watkins
West Pittston
Temple Iron Company
Watkins
Alamogordo & Northern
Carroll PD. Wright
White House
Army
Navy
Wilson
David YT. Day
Division of Mineral Resources
Geological Survey
Parker
Day
Colonel Wright
Recorder
Wright
New Haven
Conn
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Wilkesbarre, Peny
Ort
Boston Firemen Demonstrate Methods in Vogue at Miners' Convention
Boston fire department drill at Bristol street headquarters shows ladder work rope exits and life net jumps as part of the Massachusetts State Firemen's Association gathering. A Faneuil Hall session features Rev. William St Elmo Smith on chaplains and their calming, temperance work with fire crews and inmates.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
William St. Elmo Smith
New York Fire Department
J. F. McKissock
Coal Arrivals Surge as Port Reaches 19044 Tons
A flood of coal reached the harbor yesterday totaling 19,044 tons of anthracite and bituminous coal from foreign and domestic ports. Multiple steamers and barges delivered thousands of tons, with ships like Pola, Prince Arthur, Ellen M. Golder, Charles G. Endicott, and more contributing substantial loads.
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Bee Line
Buffet
Bustle
Bonito
Beacon
Bouquet
New York
Lehigh Valley
Pola
Louisburg
C. B
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Ellen M. Golder
Charles G. Endicott
Baltimore
Cox and Green
Port Reading
N. J
W. S. Jordan
Nimrod
South Amboy
Washington, D. C
Frostburg
Lynn
Prudence
S. D. Carleton
Philadelphia
Spartan
Ashland
Tugluzerne
Lehigh
Buffalo
Malcom Baxter, Jr
T. Flatgraves
Halifax
Underwood Hails Roosevelt Coal Commission
In New York on October 16, President Underwood called Roosevelt’s new coal commission a good one, saying no better could be appointed. He did not know operator opinions. A coal road president predicted the stringency would end as stored mine coal is released, with New York receiving supply in about two weeks.
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New York
Truesdale
Fowler
Underwood
Thomas
Mr. Morgan
Roosevelt
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
More Money for the Miners in Boston Fraternals Aid
The Boston Fraternals Local Assembly 5572 of the Knights of Labor sent an additional $100 to aid striking miners. An officer stated miners may return to work, but many remain out of work with extreme need. The society vows continued support as long as needed.
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Boston Fraternals
Local Assembly
K. of L
Society
Thinking Made Easy Grape Nuts And Postum Adclaims
A consumer testimonial reports improved energy and stamina from Grape Nuts and Postum. The writer notes meals with the cereal improve fullness and digestion, enabling steadier thinking and easier daily chores. The letter names Postum Company of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Commends Appointment of Bishop Spalding
Robert C. Grier secretary of the Peoria Board of Trade in New York praises Bishop Spalding as a coal commission arbiter. He cites his charity and influence in the soft coal region, noting Spalding’s sympathy with miners. Protestants and Catholics alike would commend the choice.
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New York
Robert C. Grier
Peoria
Board of Trade
Wall Street
Bishop Spalding
Spalding
Wholesale coal prices ease in New York market
New York October 16 wholesale coal prices loosened for both anthracite and soft coal after weeks of firmness. Bituminous coal sold to $4.76 per unit while prepared sizes of anthracite quoted from $15 to $16 with a sale reported at $12. Retail anthracite prices unchanged but soft coal dropped to $8. Anthracite overall now ranges $20 to $21.
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New York
Agreement to arbitrate ends coal strike in region
Joy over Washington reports that both sides in the anthracite coal dispute have agreed to arbitrate and that the conflict may end soon. The hard coal region welcomes the move with optimism, with many expecting a general restart of mining by Tuesday.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Washington
Long Guest of Pine Tree Club of Everett
The Pine Tree Club of Everett hosted a gathering featuring Hon. John D. Long and Congressman Eugene Roberts with other notable citizens. The banquet at Everett Hall led to a reception at Dr. R. E. Brown's home, followed by an oratorical program. Ex-Governor Long received warm praise for his Navy Secretary service, acknowledged by him.
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Pine Tree Club
Everett
John D. Long
Eugene Roberts
Everett Hall
R. E. Brown
Long
J. H. Nason
Congressman Roberts
Nason
Tukey
H. Huestis Newton
Master Richwood
Apollo
Roberts
Boston runner wins 15 mile road race in Guelph
Richard Grant of Boston won the 15 mile road race in Guelph Ontario today with a time of 1 hour 25 minutes 25 seconds. The event drew local and regional runners and highlighted a strong showing from American competitor Grant.
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Guelph
Ont
Richard Grant
Boston
Miners' Convent ion Called for Monday
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers announces approval of a settlement framework after removal of presidential selection restrictions. He urges timely convention across districts to authorize ending the strike while asking the public for patience during rapid progress toward resolution.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
United Mine Workers of America
United States
John Mitchell
Irish Delegates Expected Today in Boston welcome event
Boston hosts an Irish delegation as John Dillon M P and Michael Davitt arrive by ship. United Irish League plans meetings at dockside and Sunday sessions with Edward Hinke John Finerty and Boutwell Brackett Quincy and Garrison among those invited to preside and attend.
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Boston
Old Land
New England
United Irish League
Jonn
Redmond
M. I
John Dillon
M. P
Michael Davitt
T. J. Dillon
John O
P. J. Timmins
John O'Callaghan
M. A. Toland
H. V. McLaughlin
Thomas Riley
Edward Hinke
United Irish League of America
John F. Finerty
George S. Boutwell
Brackett
Symphony Mall
E.x
Quincy
William Lioyd Garrison
Battery K Anniversary Observed At Quincy House
The 104th anniversary of Battery K and the Boston Light Artillery will be observed tomorrow evening at the Quincy House. The programme includes speeches by Captain T. D. Howes Lieutenant A. A. Gleason Hon. John L. Bates Lieutenant Commander Charles N. Harlow Colonel James A. Frye and the Rev. S. H. Roblin.
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Boston Light Artillery Company
Quincey House
T. D. Howes
A. A. Gleason
John L. Bates
Charles N. Harlow
James A. Frye
S. H. Roblin
Prince of Siam to visit Harvard University
The Prince of Siam will visit Harvard University on November 1. He is to be given a luncheon at the Union and shown around the building. He will be the third foreign government representative to visit Harvard in six months.
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Prince of Siam
Harvard University
Union
Harvard
Weber & Fields to Build New Theatre at Beach and Washington
Weber and Fields announce a new theatre at the corner of Beach and Washington streets. Plans show a 60 foot Washington frontage, marble lobbies, two balcony levels, nine boxes beside the proscenium, seating over 1500, a 34 by 41 foot stage, 21 dressing rooms, fly galleries, and electric lighting with the house name in lights. Knapp street will host the stage entrance, and the roof will include a garden for summer use. Arthur H. Vinal is the architect.
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Weber & Fields
Beach and
Washington Streets
Weber and Fields
Beach
Majestic
Washington Street
Knapp Street
Arthur H. Vinal
Boston University Sophomores to Initiate 100 Freshmen Today
Boston University College of Liberal Arts sophomores prepare to initiate 100 freshmen in a Gamma Delta ceremony at chapel. Miss Elsie M. Daniels of Ipswich presides. alumni speakers slated after initiation. Sophomore committee members include Minnie I Howland Scituate Gladys M Barber Newton Kathaine G Kelley Boston Mary V Ireland Newton Centre Alice Fraser East Boston Edith Davis Portland ME Helen M Wright Dorchester Mary G Nelson East Boston and Frances P Copeland Salem.
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Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Elsie M. Daniels
Ipswich
Gamma Delta
Minnie I. Howland
Scituate
Gladys M. Barber
Newton
Kathaine G. Kelley
Boston
Mary V Ireland
Newton Centre
Miss Elsie Daniels Leads Gamma Delta Freshmen Initiation
Miss Elsie M Daniels president of the Gamma Delta Society at Boston University initiates the women members of the freshman class this morning.
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Elsie M. Daniels
Gamma Delta Society of
Boston University
A Good Deal of Nonsense About Blood and Digestion
An article argues digestion powers tissue renewal come only from wholesome food, not medicines. It extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for digesting meals, claiming one tablet digests 3000 grains of meat and eggs, with regular use preventing and curing indigestion.
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Stuart
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Dick Grant
Miners’ Convention
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Huntington Ave
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Victor Coffee
Brafiel
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Davis Bros. & CO
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