A Thorough Cure by Mrs Bradley from Rochester
Mrs I Bradley of 108 Parsells avenue Rochester New York reports weakness low spirits and nervousness. After two doctors failed she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and felt overall improvement with hearty appetite better sleep and relief from headaches. She was fully cured after a few more boxes and recommends them to nervous sufferers. Pills sold by druggists or by Williams Medicine Schenectady NY six boxes for $2.50.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Mrs. I
Bradley
Parsells Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Befton Welcomes Stranger Friendly Exchange Across Boston Churches
A Post reporter tests church hospitality in Greater Boston, noting Dudley Street Baptist Church and Tremont Temple show warm welcomes, Dorchester First Universalist invites visitors, Warren Avenue Baptist offers cards, and Rev. Bustard urges newcomers to attend.
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Befton
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. E
Tremont Temple
First Universalist
Dorchester
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
William W. Bustard
Tri-Church Union Education Prompts Congregational Unity Debate
Delegates returning from Cleveland cite the Tri-Church Union task as a key, long debated discussion. A process of education is evolving whose results may reshape Congregationalism, with unification likely only in the distant future but enlargement already underway in religious circles.
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Cleveland
Tri-Church Union
Massachusetts at the Con Convention
Massachusetts delegates contributed several notable items from the Cleveland assembly. Dr W Dike urged Congregational churches to mirror Episcopal remarriage stance for divorcees. A general vote condemned papers fueling Japanese American war talk. The American Board planned to relinquish mission churches in the Japanese empire after years of service.
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Cleveland
Massachusetts
S&s. W. Dike
Congregational Church
Episcopal Church
Doane
Episcopal
Labor leader calls to seize Boston and Albany railroad assets
John Weaver Sherman of Boston urged at a State AFL convention that the legislature revoke the Boston and Albany lease to New York Central, cancel its charter, and place the road’s rolling stock under Massachusetts ownership and management.
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Milford
Commodore Vanderbilt
Boston
John Weaver Sherman
American Federation of Labor
Legislative Committee
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Boston & Albany Railroad
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
No mayor candidate chosen after four hour conference
A four hour meeting at Hotel Touraine between the Good Government Association and the Republican City Committee failed to pick a mayoral candidate. The conference will continue today with Edmund Billings George Nutter Laurence Minot Herman Horme and Edward Graves participating.
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Touraine
Good Government Association
Republican City Committee
Edmund Billings
George Nutter
Laurence Minot
Herman Horme
Edward Graves
Labor conventions press for city control of rail stock and anti injunct
The convention votes to have its legislative committee draft a bill enabling Massachusetts to seize the rolling stock of the Boston and Albany and void the lease to the New York Central. It calls for an anti injunction bill, public notices in Boston and surrounding cities, and targeted organizing of leather, rubber, foundry, laundry, and shipyard workers. It condemns strikebreakers, endorses labor labels, and backs a $2.25 eight hour minimum with holiday pay for public workers.
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Sherman
Organized Labor
Boston & Abany Road
New York Central Road
Legislative Committee
Boston
Lowell
Lynn
Lawrence
Sampson-Murdock Company
Seamen’s Union
Massachusetts
United States
Horseshoers
Rubber Workers of
Malden
Irving & Casson
Perkins Wood Working Company
M. F. Lauens
George B. Hugo
Orphans Visit Food Fair on Elevated Train
A young girl in a pretty dress leads a group aboard a train to a Food Fair. Passengers admire trophies and souvenirs while children share biscuits and flapjacks, as others tease with paper dolls, lobsters, and squash pie mishaps.
Hair Growth Promoter and Dandruff Restorer Ad
Promotes luxuriant growth of healthy hair and stops its falling out. Positively removes dandruff and keeps hair soft and glossy. Not a dye. Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. bottle priced at $1.00, available at all druggists.
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Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Prince Candidacy Stirring a City Committee Split
Dr. Morton Prince of Ward 11 was the Good Government Association’s pick but failed to win city committee favor. A heated meeting followed as talks of a bluff campaign fund and possible cross endorsements hinted at a wider split between the groups. Republican leaders including Charles Innes threatened to run if Prince is backed, while a $50,000 fund and $25,000 checks from two Republicans delayed a final decision.
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Morton Prince
Ward 11
Prince
Good Government Association
City Committee
Dr. Prince
Republican Machine
Charles Innes
Ward 10
Innes
Republican Party
Be Fair Says Harriman Speaking For Railroad Parties
At Chicago October 17 stockholders of Illinois Central wait for proxies as three inspectors tally votes. Samuel J. Harriman urges balanced reporting and a fair hearing for railroad charges to prevent public misimpression.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Road
Exploding Gun Injures Beverly Man in Plymouth Hunt
In White Horse Beach, Plymouth, Thomas Buckley 38 of Beverly suffered severe injuries to his left index and middle fingers due to a gun’s premature explosion during an early morning hunting trip.
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Plymouth
White Horse Beach
Thomas Buckley
Beverly
Derailed Train Crew Braved Death to Stop Oil Fire
A derailed Boston & Albany branch near Everett yesterday morning left 28 000 dollars in damage. Firemen from Malden and Everett joined the crew to vent oil tanks and prevent explosions as 17 cars spilled oil and flames rose sixty feet. Engineer White and fireman Sins escaped, while brakeman Francis pulled free despite injuries. The Commonwealth Manufacturing plant and boilerhouse were saved after a second alarm.
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Malden
Everett
Boston & Albany Road
Everett Station
FE. Kr. White
Eutaw Street
Boston
H. W. Sins
Wadsworth Street
Fred Francis
White
Sias
Francis
Ont
Commonwealth Manufacturing Company
Fletcher
Public schools athletics supervisor denies opposition rumors
Dr. Thomas F. Harrington, supervisor of athletics in the public schools, emphatically denied rumors that he opposed the current manner of interscholastic contests.
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Thomas F. Harrington
East Boston Man Killed in Worcester Gasometer Accident
Samuel W. Spence a 24 year old iron worker died after a 100 foot fall from a Worcester Gaslight Company gasometer. He was employed on the gasometer under construction and lived on Border Street East Boston. His bones were broken in many places.
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Worcester
Samuel W. Spence
Worcester Gaslight Company
Spence
Border Street
Boston
Daughter of Navy Bride Weds on the Wabash Frigate
Miss Katherine Nazro daughter of Captain Arthur Nazro U S N married Lieutenant Manley Simmons 1 8S A aboard the old frigate Wabash in Charlestown Navy Yard. The ceremony used flag bells and a bridal ribbon bearing party attended by friends. The couple escaped to a launch for a wedding trip after a reception aboard the ship.
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Katherine V. Nazro
Arthur P. Nazro
Manley Hale Simmons
Charlestown Navy Yard
Nazro
Arthur P. Nuzro
U. S
Jamaica Plain
State Street
South Station
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Friend
Harriman
Navy
Washington Street
S. H. Harrison CO
Cor. Beach St
East Boston
Wabase
Ladies and
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