Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Nurse
A Newark nurse with Philadelphia roots extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She cites personal recovery from female troubles and urges ill women to seek the remedy as the safest and best, noting widespread endorsements and confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham’s office.
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Martha Pohlman
Chester Avenue
Newark
N. J
Blockley Training School
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hospital
Ha E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pin
Pinkham
Unusual Warm October Record Fails to Deter Officials
The city reported a 70 degree high yesterday the fourth warmest Oct 23 since 1872 with 60 degree low. Weather officials and balloonists note 8000 foot readings of 108 degrees prompting questions while forecasters predict similar warmth tomorrow and light northeast winds.
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Weather Bureau
Smith
Sam
Federal Building
Insane Murderess Captured in Boston
Mrs. McKenzie, previously jailed as insane in Worcester, escaped yesterday and was found at Frederick Kewer's home on Concorde Street Boston. Police surrounded the house and transported her to the Tombs after investigators noted she appeared sane, while Worcester authorities coordinated the return.
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McKenzie
Worcester
Memorable Sunday as Mrs McKenzie Barricades Home
A two year old terror case ends with Patrolman Alfred M. Sturdivant fatally shot while police stormed the kitchen barricade at 121 Falcon Street East Boston. Mrs Minnie McKenzie, blamed for prior violence, was examined by alienists after the siege.
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Minnie McKenzie
Falcon Street
Boston
Alfred M. Sturdivant
Lawrence Attorney William L. Thompson Dies at 72
Lawrence, Oct. 23. William L. Thompson, a leading Essex County lawyer, died at his home in this city today at age 72. He was among the most prominent members of the county bar.
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Lawrence
William L. Thompson
Essex County
Blizzard Paralyzes Eastern Colorado With Record Snow
A brutal blizzard hit eastern Colorado with Denver reporting about 21 inches of snow after 90 hours of snowfall. The storm centered eastward, delaying freight and passenger traffic while threatening fruit, sugar beets and livestock. If cold conditions persist, damage could rise.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Interunion strife must stop says Chicago manufacturers
Chicago manufacturers urged Samuel Gompers to force local unions to end intra union battles. They warned that a failure to halt the strife could trigger an open shop in large wood working plants and a mass lockout affecting up to 7000 skilled workers. Gompers agreed and left for Lafayette to meet with a union leader.
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Gompers
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
LaFayette
Ind
William D. Huber
International Brotherhood of Carpenters
Murray Named Democratic Candidate for Congress in 12th District
David W. Murray of Hyde Park was chosen to fill the vacancy caused by Horace R. Drinkwater’s withdrawal. The nomination was filed by Frank J. Donahue and Daniel J. Daley of Needham and Brookline as convention officials. Murray, born Sept. 9, 1874 in Charlestown, moved to Hyde Park, educated at local schools, Boston College, and Boston University Law School, and admitted to the bar at 21.
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David W. Murray
Hyde Park
Horace R. Drinkwater
Braintree
Frank J. Donahue
Needham
Daniel J. Daley
Brookline
Mr. Murray
Charlestown
Boston College
Boston University Law School
President Richards Denies Campaign Story
In a letter to the Post President Richards of the New England Gas & Coke Company calls a Boston American report absolutely and entirely false. He says Elmer E Evans and James Chambers affidavits support the denial and notes he was in the West when the statement appeared.
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Post
Richards
New England Gas & Coke Company
Boston American
Elmer E. Evans
James Chambers
Everett
House of Representatives
Swift
Harold R. McCausland
West
Mr. Evans
Mr. Chambers
Labor Notes on Working Class School Board Endorsement
Boston unions discuss labor oriented politics with endorsements for David X. Coughlan to the School Board. Reports cover union positions, pianist organ workers, and wage earners movement events with addresses by P J Wilmott and Dennis D Driscoll.
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Boston
David X. Coughlan
Union
United States
Messrs. Bohan and Boyle
Typographical Union 18
Coughlan
David Hughlan
Eben
International
P. J. Wilmott
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Branch
A. F. of L
Memorial
Railroad Trainmen Thank the President Letter
Grand Master Morrissey expresses gratitude to President Roosevelt for directing Attorney General Moody to intervene in the first case under the employer's liability act. He notes government support against efforts to void the law and emphasizes its constitutional validity and beneficial purpose.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morrissey
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Moody
Pope Slightly Indisposed Forces Suspension of Audiences
The Pope is slightly indisposed and has been obliged to suspend his audiences in Rome on October 28, with the public advised of a temporary interruption in papal engagements.
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Warner
Rome
Turn Down Thurston Turn Down Thurston
Cambridge clash between Mayor Thurston and the Board of Aldermen over a new police district ended with no vote to create the North Cambridge district. Mayor Thurston plans to appoint three patrolmen as sergeants. The department has three former sergeants from prior administrations and a lieutenant who was demoted. All listed men are Democrats and may be among the mayoral appointees.
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Warner
Perio
New York Hospital
Beter
J. R. Owen Eine
M Hospital
Middletown
Conn
Thurston
Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
McNamee
Daly
William H. McMenimen
James L. McElroy
Richard H
Trio of Railroad Accidents Strikes Boston & Maine
The Boston and Maine railroad suffered three accidents last night. Conductor John Leadwick was badly injured at Bell Rock station Melrose when Engine 615 overturned during freight moves. Walter J. Lyttle of Melrose was badly bruised after jumping from a train at 9 o clock. Two flat cars derailed on Grand Junction tracks near Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. the engine remained undamaged.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Bell- Rock Station
Melrose
John Leadwick
Walter J. Lyttle
Ferdinand Street
Grand Junction
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Guardian's Death Follows Visit to Hyde Park Player
Mrs. Sarah Boynton, guardian of Hyde Park High School full back Joshua P. Hillier, died at Somerville Hospital after visiting the injured player who had a broken leg. The 63 year old womancollapsed in the private room shortly after 11 am and could not be revived. Dr. F G Smith attended but medical aid failed.
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Joshua P. Hillier
Hyde Park
Somerville Hospital
Sarah Boynton
More Pay for Postal Clerks
Washington reports First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock outlined a plan to raise clerk salaries, proposing an appropriation of 25.7 million dollars to fund promotions and new hires across first and second class offices. The plan aims to raise pay for clerks under 900 dollars by 7 percent and expand staff by about 16,300 through promotions and new hires. The department may also seek higher pay for letter carriers under current law.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Rally Dates Changed in Wakefield Politician Event
The Republican rally in Wakefield has moved from Friday to Thursday evening October 2. Principal speakers include Senator Lodge and State Treasurer Chapin.
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Wakefield
Senator Lodge
Chapin
Cure Constipation Without Drugs
A promotion claims to cure chronic constipation without pills purgatives or drugs. It promises permanent relief and returns readers to health and happiness, offering a free coupon to mail in for instructions.
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Ongue
Tt. H. Midgley
Midges
Kalamazoo
Mich
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