Cures Consumption With Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Reader letters praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for consumption and lung ailments. Testimonials from Ed Schubarth and Mrs Allington claim health improvements after multiple bottles. The ad asserts doctors’ backing, wide use in hospitals, and urges readers to demand the genuine product from Rochester makers.
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W. D. Ball
Richmond
Duffy
Daffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
International Delegates Inspect German Sanitarium Model
Delegates inspect a German government model sanitarium for consumptives in pine woods, costing 2.5 million from workingmen's funds. Partially occupied, it houses 600 with half TB and half chronic diseases of nerves heart kidneys. sections fully separated. Non-infectious division accepts only ambulatory patients. Stay up to 14 weeks with air, food, care, and holiday-like amenities. State aims to restore health of workers and family heads as an economic duty.
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Ing
Pine Woods
Open Letter Urges Tariff Relief for Mineral Water Industry
Samuel W. Mendum secretary of the Question Club writes Secretary Shaw urging relief for an American mineral water company ruined by the Dingley tariff. He recounts duties of 4 cents per gallon plus extra on barrels, totaling 552.40 on water and 9.60 on barrels, on 2260 gallons, causing the business to collapse. He asks the Treasury to direct Vermont officials to ease the duty to revive the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Mendum
The
Question Club
Secretary of the Treasury
United Question Clubs
Canada
United States
Boston
Vermont Line
Secretary of Navy
Moody
United States Customs
Boston Custom House
New York
Tailoress Dies Suddenly in City Hospital
Margaret Connell aged 40 of 19 Hendry Street and a worker at 103 Court Street tailor shop died after a sudden illness yesterday afternoon at Relief Hospital. Death attributed to natural causes.
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Margaret Connell
Hendry Street
Court Street
Relief Hospital
Pew Owns Gloucester Bank Seizes Control
William A. Pew, Gloucester cashier, has bought controlling interest in City National Bank from various stockholders and now holds absolute control. An entirely new board of officers will be chosen.
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Gloucester
William A. Pew
City National Bank
Towle in Milton Attacks Morgan Trusts and Tariff
The Hon. William W Towle spoke at a Milton rally arguing the central issue is Roosevelt against J Pierpont Morgan and the trusts. He pressed Carmack and McNary to state how they would vote on a bill licensing interstate railroads and requiring returns, with government price setting. He questioned McNary and Carmack's reciprocity stance and queried Gaston and Crane era actions, urging clear votes on Morgan interests and railroad regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Towle
Milton
Senator Carmack
McNary
Towle
Roosevelt
United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Trusts
Tennessee
Boston
Congress
Carmack
United States Senate
Morgan Syndicate of Railroads
Government of
Catmack
William S. McNary
House’ “of Representatives
Democratic Congressional Committee
National Congressional Committee
Democratic Party
E. Z. Carmack
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
J. R. Thayer
Mr. McNary
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Quincy
Mr. Thayer
Gaston
Morgan
Boston Elevated Railway
Mr. Morgan
W. Murray Crane
Wiliam
New Fortnightly Steamship Service to Bristol
A new fortnightly steamship service between this port and Bristol will begin in August with berths at Pier 3 Hoosac docks. The Imaum will depart the first sailing around November 10, followed by Ikbal Inkum and Iran. Sailings may become weekly if demand grows. Furness Withy Co. will represent the line locally. J. H. Welsford Co. currently operates a Galveston to Liverpool route.
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Bristol
Hoosac
Imaum
Ikbal
Inkum
Iran
Furness, Withy € Co
J. H. ‘Welsford’&Co., Limited
Galveston
Liverpool
District option rally at Morgan Chapel tonight
A district option rally will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in Morgan Chapel on Shawmut avenue. Speakers include L. W. Richardson of Dorchester and others.
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Morgan Chapel
Shawmut Avenue
L. W. Richardson
Dorchester
Ranch resident praises Postum as coffee substitute
In Wood Lake Nebraska Mrs Paul Kennicott shares a letter praising Postum Coffee as a coffee substitute for nearly a year. She notes fewer headaches and heart palpitations after switching and adds her family also consumes Grape-Nuts daily to show support for the product.
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Far West
Wood Lake
Neb
Paul Kennicott
Omaha
Slugger mystery baffles Brookline Cambridge Boston police
Police admit they cannot trace the so called Jack the Slugger after months of assaults across Brookline Cambridge and Boston. No description or clue exists and officers fear the culprit may never be identified until caught in the act.
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Jack the Slugger
Brookline
Cambridge
Boston
Batchelder
Soderquest
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Interesting Programm Sets For Siam Prince Boston Visit
Prince Som deth Chowla Maha Vagiravudh visits Boston next week with a planned program including a dinner with Governor and officials, a morning call at the State House, and informal strolls. He will tour factories, theatres, and historic Boston sites, with ping pong among his favored activities and a wish to see Harvard football and Cambridge landmarks. He travels with Prince Chackrabongse and a small suite, seeking a democratic, chaperone-light experience in contrast to formal receptions.
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Prince Somdeth Chowla
Maha Vagiravudh
Crown Prince of
Siam
Back Bay
Boston
Cromwn
Somerset
Dartmouth
Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Jane
Executive Council
Lyman
Collins
Hotel Somerset
State House
Commonwealth “Avenue
Exeter
Beacon Street
Prince Chackrabongse
Rajavalodh
Sarasiddhi
Mon Anuvatro
Luang Surayudh
Zame
United States
Cambridge
Boston Tunnel
Irish Envoys in Lowell Hear Patriot Speeches
In Lowell Huntington Hall over 2000 attendees heard Michael Davitt and John Dillon M P give stirring patriotic speeches along with clergymen and citizens. Five hundred dollars was pledged to the Irish cause and resolutions denouncing English landlord methods were adopted. The visitors were escorted through the city by Company M M V M and welcomed by Mayor Badger and other prominent citizens on the platform.
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Lowell
Huntington Hall
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
M. P
Ireland
Company M
Badger
Spiritualists Elect New Officers at Berkeley Hall
The National Spiritualist Association held its final sessions at Berkeley Hall. Reports on charters were accepted, a $440.24 general fund collection including a $100 bill from Miss Amanda BE Butterfield of Chelsea. Officers named: Harrison D. Barrett president, Thomas M. Locke vice president, Mary T. Longley secretary, Theodore J. Mayer treasurer, Ilitya C. I. Evans, Alonzo Thompson, Cassius L. Stevens, George W. Kates trustees. Next convention set for Washington, D. C. Other speakers included Mrs. Russegue, Rev. Wiggin, Rev. Hull, with Miss Gaule and Miss Kates delivering spirit messages.
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National Spiritualist Association
Berkeley Hall
A. B. Spinney
Amanda BE. Butterfield
Chelsea
Harrison D. Barrett
Thomas M. Locke
Mary T. Longley
Theodore J. Mayer
Ilitya C. I. Evans
Alonzo Thompson
Clarence C. Pruden
Cassius L. Stevens
George W. Kates
Washington, D. C
H.L. P. Russegue
F. A. Wiggin
Moses Hull
Wisconsin
Margaret Gaule
Zaida B. Kates
Prince of Sidm visits New York stock exchange tour
The crown prince of Sidm and his suite toured Manhattan points of interest, including a stop at the stock exchange before closing and a welcome address by President Rugolph Keppler. They then visited the new Stock Exchange building and crossed Brooklyn Bridge, ending with a dinner hosted by Mayor Low at their hotel.
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New
York
Stock . Exchange
Rug
Keppler
New Stock Exchange
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
If Your Friend is Sick Postal Card Offer
A plea urges readers to identify a sick friend and send a penny postal card to request Dr Shoop’s Restorative. The offer promises six bottles to the sick person if the remedy helps, costing 5.50 dollars, with the druggist paid by the sender if it fails, and the sick person’s word decides.
Brewers in Conference Face Still Unresolved Labor Rift
Master brewers and the brewery workers unions held separate talks over rotating workmen but issued no statements. Secretary Tiuse asserted the masters met the letter and spirit of their agreement, while union officers and labor leaders declined to discuss actions or outcomes.
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Tiuse
Brewery Workers’ Unions
Union Drives Union Made Tobacco Movement Across City
Under Cigarmakers Union 97 guidance several prominent retail cigar and tobacco dealers are joining a plan to reduce trust made goods and replace them with union made products. Reports indicate nine well known firms in the Newspaper row area have joined the effort. Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade backs the campaign affecting jobbers retail tobacco dealers retail druggists and cigarmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 97
Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade
Labor unions seek unity in paying department
A committee from Union 751 on Assembly 9816 met last night to discuss uniting the AFL and Knights of Labor in the paying department. The two committees will reconvene within a fortnight to work toward an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Knights “of Labor
Mass meeting forms committee for contract talks
A mass meeting of twenty one local Carpenters unions and six Amalgamated Carpenters unions was held last night in Paine Memorial Hall. The gathering created a committee of W. Shields, Charles A. McDonald, John E. Potts, Jon F. Medicifid, and John Cusick to negotiate with the master carpenters and draft the final agreement for the coming year. A further mass meeting will be held soon to review the deal.
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Carpenters
Amalgamated’ Carpenters
Paine Memorial
Shields
Charles A
McDonald
John E. ‘Potts
The
Carpenters and Joiners
Joni “F
Medicifid
John Cusick
Amalgamated
Fitzgerald Funeral of Dorchester Man Held
Frederick C. Fitzgerald son of James Fitzgerald of Dorchester and cousin of ex Congressmen Fitzgerald bowed out in a home service at 158 Magnolia Street. A requiem high mass at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill followed at 9 o'clock with Father Peter Rowan as celebrant. Burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers included Senator Henry S. Fitzgerald Edward C. Fitzgerald James Williams Michael Williams Thomas Brophy and John Miller.
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Frederick C. Fitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Magnolia Street
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Peter Rowan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Edward C. Fitzgerald
James Williams
Michael Williams
Thomas Brophy
John Miller
Obituary notices for Flynn Field Des Mares and Good
At South Boston on Oct. 22 Captain John Flynn aged 67 died by accident. Funeral from 60 Clifton Street Saturday at 2 p m. Cynthia A Field aged by Canton native died Oct 23 burial privately. Ella Des Mares aged 46 died Oct 22 service at 10 Sunnyside Roxbury Saturday 1 o clock. John Good aged 68 died Oct 24 at Shawmut Avenue residence funeral notice later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elynn
South Boston
John Flynn
Clifton Street
Cynthia A
Charles Endicott
Canton
R. M. Field
Canton Momiar
Tvesmazfes
Hull
Mags
Ella
Charles S. Des Mares
Sunnyside St
Roxbury
Good
Shawmut Gyvenue
John Good
Board eyes reward for Charlestown fire hero Hewett
Police officers in Charlestown consider honoring Officer Frank Hewett of Station 15 for a daring rescue at a Sherman square fire. He rushed into a burning three story building to save a woman, guiding her down two flights to safety as flames and smoke surged. Hewett joined Boston police a year ago after service in Cambridge prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Frank Hewett
Sherman Square
Charlestown
Hewett
Broadway Pridge
Sullivan Square
Boston
Cambridge
Prizes Awarded in Amateur Photographer Exhibit
Brooks and A H Seeley win top prizes in the annual fall exhibit for amateur photographers. The event drew a varied lineup of entrants with judged entries across categories and cash awards for standout images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Brooks
A. H. Seeley
Itch Fiend Salt Rheum or Eczema A Historic Description
A historic medical note describes salt rheum or eczema as scrofula manifestations with itching burning oozing drying and scaling patches on face head hands legs or body. It states outward applications cannot cure it and only relieve symptoms. Take
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