Paine's celery compound touted for school health
An article argues that the start of the school year strains young students health. It promotes Paine's celery compound as a nerve food to strengthen digestion, blood, and nerves, citing Dartmouth professor Edward E Phelps and physicians nationwide urging its use to build vigor and weight during study.
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Paine
Dartmouth
Edward E. Phelps
Gove Plans Rally Circuit in Ninth District Race
Ex Alderman Jesse M. Gove of East Boston, nominated by Republicans in the ninth district, launches ten to twelve rallies to challenge Senator Fitzgerald after registration closes. Party aims to win the ninth and tenth districts. ONeill’s prior win and a 4500 Democratic edge frame the race as Fitzgerald counters with his own rally schedule.
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Jesse M. Gove
Boston
Fitzgerald
Blaine
Gove
Ward 6
Republican State Committee
Massachusetts
O'Neil
O’neil
Jennie Ludgate Missing From Allston
Miss Jennie A Ludgate, seventeen, vanished on July 14 from 9 Raymond street Allston after a contentious rift with the Jones family over her suitor Edward Jones aged about nineteen. Her parents allege manipulation and pressure toward an SPCC guardian arrangement. police are investigating while Jones denies leaving town and claims she is safe. The family says she later sent a Boston dated note and warns against speculation she was seeking independence.
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Jennie A. Ludgate
Raymond Street
Jones
Judgate
Edward Jones
Young Jones
Miss Ludgate
Mr. Ludgate
Jones, Sr
Mrs. Ludgate
Mr. Jones
Norwood
Ludgate
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
LAW
Frank Burke
Mr. Fay
Somerville
Ludgates
Great sale of men's underwear at Green & Co
Charles Green & Co. offers a great underwear sale at 599 601 Washington street. Goods come from leading manufacturers, with first class quality and greatly reduced prices to clear stock quickly. The event runs in conjunction with the large clothing sale offering winter supplies at unusually low prices.
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Charles Green & Co
Washington Street
Green & Co.'s
Regular Democratic Nomination Fight Split Over Ballot
The ballot commissioners ruled that neither John F. Cronan nor Timothy W. Coakley could be the regular Democratic nominee for the Suffolk eighth district Senate seat. Cronan and Coakley faced off after conventions in Conant Hall and Brooks Hall, with both pairs likely to file independent nominations or pursue stickers. Cronan vowed to reopen the hearing or take the case to the Supreme Court, while Coakley criticized the commission as illogical, citing past actions and denouncing the ruling as unfair to Democrats.
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Cronan
Senate
Ward 22
Counsel Elder
Senator Cronan
Boston Post
Elder
Knowlton
Jones
Conant Hall
Supreme Court
Post
Suffolk
Republican Commission
Democratic State Central Committee
Pary
Josiah Quincy
P. A. Collins
Nathan Matthews, Jr
William H. Carberry
Carberry
State Committee
McMan
Cowan
Thomas Crosby
General Assembly
West End Disputes Settled Over Workers’ Hours
The West End Street Railway Company and its workers near amicable settlement after claims of over ten hours daily. State police observed crews in Everett and Medford riding cars to enforce the legal work limit. A general manager meeting followed with promises to enforce the law and a new timetable was issued.
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Medford
Everett
West End Street Railway Company
Car Conductors Grievance Over Discharged Conductor
West End conductors and motormen protest the discharge of Conductor Mc Carthy. The union demands a new trial while General Manager Sergeant is away and due back mid next week.
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West End
McCarthy
Sergeant
Cambridge High Debating Society Split Sparks Protests
A long-standing Cambridge English High School debating group faces division as girls are to be barred from the main room. The protest, signed by many students, follows an apparent preference for separate boys and girls societies. The School Board meanwhile names the Sleeper School and confirms several teachers, with staffing changes and new hires noted.
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Cambridge English High School
Huling
Joseph E. Sharkey
Karl F. Barnes
Ethel I. March
Walter D. Fuller
W. A. Munroe
Guns Now Cheaper In Boston Sporting Goods Store
John Wood Jr. has moved to 76 Washington Street expanding into a general line of sporting goods. The shop offers affordable prices on American and English guns, revolvers, ammunition, shooting gear, boxing gloves, and more. The bicycle department features Lovell Diamond and Columbia bikes, with Wood as exclusive Boston agent for the Columbia wheel.
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John Wood, Jr
Sudbury Street
Washington Street
Boston
Wood
Lovell Diamond
Columbia Bicycles
Columbia Wheel
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