Slugger case baffles Boston Cambridge police
Police admit they cannot trace the so called Jack the Slugger after months of assaults across Brookline Cambridge and Boston. They lack clues descriptions and even fear the attacker may be white or black. Officials hope to catch him in the act rather than identify him.
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Jack the Slugger
Jack the Slugeger
Brookline
Cambridge
Boston
Batchelder
Soderquest
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey advertised as medicine
Readers report cures for consumption and coughs after using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Letters from Denver to Rochester praise its health benefits and claim doctors and hospitals recommend it. Cautions warn against imitations and urge buying only the genuine product sold by druggists or direct from the Rochester company.
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Duffy
Daffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
German Government Model Sanitarium for Consumptives Opened
International delegates inspect a pine woods sanitarium built for 2.5 million dollars from workingmen's insurance funds. It houses 600 with tuberculosis and chronic diseases, separated sections, non-infectious division accepts only those not bed-bound, max stay 14 weeks, aims to restore workers to health as an economic duty to families.
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Ing
Pine Woods
Open Letter to Secretary Shaw on Mineral Water Duty
Samuel W. Mendum writes to Secretary Shaw urging tariff policy relief for a Maine mineral water company ruined by the Dingley tariff. He notes 80 percent duty on barrels and 1205 49 percent on water, paid under protest, and asks for customs relief at the Vermont line to revive the American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Question Clubs
Maine
Canada
United States
Boston
Vermont Line
Moody
United States Customs
Boston Custom House
New York
Vermont
Tailoress Margaret Connell Dies Sudden at Home
Margaret Connell, 40, of 19 Hendry Street and a worker at a tailor shop 103 Court Street, fell ill yesterday afternoon and died at Relief Hospital. Authorities list the death as due to natural causes.
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Margaret Connell
Hendry Street
Court Street
Relief Hospital
Pew Gains Controlling Interest in City National Bank
Gloucester report states William A. Pew cashier has bought the controlling stake from various stockholders and now holds absolute control. An entirely new board of officers will be elected.
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Gloucester
William A. Pew
City National Bank
Towle in Milton Addresses Trust Battle in Boston Rally
The Hon. William W. Towle spoke at a Milton library rally denouncing J Pierpont Morgan and the trusts. He urged a license system taxing interstate railroads and modeled on government supervision to prevent overreach and protect the public.
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William W. Towle
Milton
Carmack
McNary
Towle
Roosevelt
United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Trusts
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Boston
Congress
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. W. Carmack
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
J. Thayer
John R Thayer
Worcester
Mr. Quincy
Mr. Thayer
Gaston
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
W. Murray Crane
New Steamship Service to Opera Port Bristol Route
A new fortnightly steamship service between this port and Bristol to start in August with berths at Pier 3 Hoosac docks. Initial sailing on Nov 10 will mark the Imaum departure, followed by Ikbal Inkum and Iran on the line. Service may switch to weekly if demand grows. Furness Withy & Co. will handle local representation while J H Welsford & Co. currently operates a Galveston to Liverpool line.
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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 is set for Morgan Chapel on Shawmut Avenue this evening at 8 o’clock. L. W. Richardson of Dorchester and other speakers will address attendees.
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Morgan Chapel
Shawmut Avenue
L. W. Richardson
Dorchester
Ranch family credits Postum Coffee with health gains
In Wood Lake Nebraska Mrs Paul Kennicott reports swapping to Postum Coffee for nearly a year and notes less headaches fewer heart palpitations and improved health while cooking for a large household plus using Grape Nuts daily to support the diet.
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Far West
Wood Lake
Neb
Paul Kennicott
Omaha
Interesting Programm for Prince of Siam in Boston Visit
The crown prince of Siam, Maha Vajiralongkorn, arrives at Back Bay station next Wednesday at 5 40 p m. A guest list includes Gov Crane, Lt Gov and top officials with a dinner at Hotel Somerset. He may stroll Boston with his suite and play ping pong late at night.
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Prince of Siam
Boston
Somdeth Chowla
Maha Vagiravudh
Crown Prince of
Siam
Back Bay
Orient
Somerset
Dartmouth © Street
Commonwealth’ Avenue
Crane
Executive Council
Lyman
Collins
State House
Commonwealth
Exeter
Beacon Street
Prince Chackrabongse
Rajavalodh
Sarasiddhi
Mon Anuvatro
Luang Surayudh
United States
Ilera
Cambridge
Boston Theatre
Boston Tunnel
Subway
Elevated
Irish Envoys in Lowell Rally Supporters and Pledge
Over 2000 people gathered at Huntington Hall to hear Michael Davitt and John Dillon M P speak on the Irish cause. Five hundred dollars was pledged and resolutions denouncing English land and ardism methods were adopted. The visitors were escorted by Company M M V M and presented to Mayor Badger and other city leaders.
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Lowell
Huntington Hall
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
M. P
Crown Prince of Sidm Visits New York City Landmarks
The crown prince of Sidm and party visited several City points of interest in New York. They arrived at the stock exchange before closing, were welcomed by President Rudolph Keppler, and toured the new Stock Exchange building. They crossed Brooklyn Bridge, viewed the East River bridge terminal, and dined tonight with Mayor Low.
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New, York
Get
Sidm
Hisissite
Stock , Exchange
Rudolph
Keppler
New Stock Exchange
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Terminal
East River Bridge
Low
Spiritualists Elect New Officers at Berkeley Hall Session
The National Spiritualist Association held its final sessions at Berkeley Hall with reports from Dr. A. B. Spinney and charter transfer committees accepted. A fund collection reached 440.24 dollars including a 100 dollar bill from Miss Amanda E. Butterfield of Chelsea. Officers elected: Harrison D. Barrett president, Thomas M. Locke vice president, Mary T. Longley secretary, Theodore J. Mayer treasurer, Illtya C. Evans, Alonzo Thompson, Clarence C. Pruden, Cassius L. Stevens, George W. Kates trustees. The next convention will be in Washington, D. C. The farewell meeting featured remarks and spirit messages.
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National Spiritualist Association
Berkeley Hall
A. B. Spinney
Amanda E. Butterfield
Chelsea
Harrison D. Barrett
Thomas M. Locke
Mary T. Longley
F. A. Wiggin
Moses Hull
Wisconsin
Margaret Gaule
Zaida B. Kates
Restorative Offer to Help Friend in Need
A plea describes sending Dr Shoop’s Restorative to a sick friend as a humane gesture. The offer includes a six bottle supply for a month at a $5.50 cost, with the seller paying if it fails and the friend’s word deciding the outcome.
Brewers in Conference Over Rotating Workmen Dispute
Master brewers and the union brewery workers met to discuss rotating workmen. The masters asserted adherence to the agreement in spirit and letter, while union leaders and brewery officials declined to disclose the outcome or actions taken.
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Tiuse
Brewery Workers’ Unions
Move to Replace Trust Goods With Union Made Tobacco Items
Under Cigarmakers Union 97 guidance several prominent retail cigar and tobacco dealers plan to phase out trust made goods. About nine well known firms on Newspaper Row and nearby have joined. The Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade supports the effort affecting jobbers retailers druggists and cigarmakers.
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Union 97
Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade
Effort to Unify AFL and Knights of Labor in Paying Dept
A committee from Union 6751 and Assembly 9818 met to discuss union merging in the paying department. They plan another meeting within a fortnight to reach an agreement.
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American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Assembly
Carpenters Unions Set Committee After Mass Meeting
Last night Paine Memorial Hall hosted mass gatherings of 21 local unions of carpenters and six unions of the Amalgamated Carpenters. A conference moved to midnight, producing a committee to meet the master carpenters and finalize next year’s agreement. The panel includes W. Je Shields, Charles A. McDonald, John E. Potts, John F. Medici, and John Cusick. They will draft terms and report to another mass meeting soon.
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Carpenters
Amalgamated’ Carpenters
Paine Memorial
W. ‘Je ° Shields
Charles Sa
McDonald
John E. ‘Potts
The
Carpenters and Joiners
John “F.’ Medici
Fitzgerald Rites Held for Dorchester Native
Funeral services for Frederick C. Fitzgerald son of Dorchester resident James Fitzgerald and cousin of ex-Congressman Fitzgerald were conducted from his home at 158 Magnolia Street. A requiem high mass followed at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill with Father Peter Rowan celebrating. Burial occurred at Mt Calvary cemetery with pallbearers including Senator Henry S. Fitzgerald Edward C 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 CC. Fitzgerald
James Williams
Michael Williams
Thomas Brophy
John Miller
Police Board Asked to Reward Officer Hewett for Heroism
The Police Board is urged to recognize Officer Frank Hewett of Station 15 for heroism at the Sherman Square fire in Charlestown. He rescued a woman from a burning three story building, then safely exited as flames closed in, drawing crowd praise. Hewett joined the Boston force a year ago and was previously in Cambridge. An earlier exhibition by amateur photographers is noted with winners named.
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Hewett
Charlestown
Sherman Square
Mullen
Board of Police
Frank Hewett
Broadway Bridge
Sullivan Square
Officer Hewett
Boston
Mr. Hewett
Cambridge
Prizes Awarded in Annual Fall Photograph Exhibit
Ju E Brooks and A H Seeley win top prizes in the amateur photographers exhibition. The fall show recognizes skill in composition and technique with notable entries from local hobbyists.
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Ju. E. Brooks
A. H. Seeley
The Itch Fiend That is Salt Rheum or Eczema
An older description explains salt rheum or eczema as outward manifestations of scrofula with itching burning oozing and scaling patches on the face head hands legs or body. It worsens at night and cannot be cured by outward applications which only relieve symptoms. Take care with remedies.
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Duffy's Pure
Chicago
Schubarth
Market St
Denver
Col
Nashua City
N. H
H. C. Allington
W. D. Ball
Richmond
Willie D. Ball
1St St
BE. Pedersen
Hamline, Minn
WRLM
Slitz
Potsdam
Uique
Europe
Plymouth Rock
Creen Trading
OUR
PRI
Westland Club
California
U. K
Kentucky
Mt. Vernon
New England
Medford
Hanover Street
Scollay Square
White Dental
Washington Street
R. H. White Co
Oxford
U. S
Shaw
Samuel W. Mendum
Question Club
Secretary of the Treasury
PEW
Gloucester Bank
MR. Towle
NEW Steamship Service
Crown Prince OF Siam
New.,york
Prince
Cor
Tremont and
Court Streets
Scollay Sq
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Brewers
Carpenters’ Mass Meeting
F. C. Fitzgerald
Dr. King
Yearssistants
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Crosby's
Mechanics Fair
Wellesley
Jim Key
Everlasting
Mark
Means & Thacher
Custom House
St. Boston
Elynn
South Boston
John Flynn
Clifton Street
Field
Cynthia A
Charles Endicott
Canton
R. M. Field
Canton Mondar
Tesmazfs
Hull
Mass
Fila PD
Charles S. DesMares
Sunnyside St
Rexbury
Good
Shawmut Evenue
John Good
Camera Club
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Congress Hall
Noetzel
A. S. Thompson
H. B. Brazer
Frederick Stanwood
Hood
Hood’s
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