Cured by Warner's Safe Cure Says Mr Montgomery
A fragmented line notes Mr. William F. Montgomery claims benefit from Warner's Safe Cure. The text hints at a test with urine standing 24 hours to observe cloudiness, reflecting dubious medical advertising language from a late 19th or early 20th century consumer notice.
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William F. Montgomery
Albany, N. Y
Bright
Warner
Warner’s
Safe Care Company
Rochester
Dartmouth Night at Alumni Athletic Field
Dartmouth College celebrates Dartmouth Night at Alumni Athletic Field with the cornerstone layings for Dartmouth Hall. The Earl of Dartmouth attended the grand stand as the Glee Club performed and living pictures portrayed early college history. A football game crowned the day with the varsity beating the second eleven 11 to 0.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Earl of
Earl of Dartmouth
Glee Club
Dramatic Club
Cannon Reassures Boston Mugwumps at Camden Meeting
Philadelphia Oct 2 Speaker Cannon headlined a Republican luncheon at the Union League and addressed a Camden Theatre crowd in New Jersey. He defended liberal spending on rivers harbors and coast fortifications noting reforms and a $172,000,000 debt paid down by the party while criticizing Democrats over the Panama Canal route and actions by Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Cannon
Union League Today
Camden
N. J
Camden Theatre
Condemnation of Black List by Roofers' Union
The Roofers' Protective Union denounces the alleged plan by Boston Master Builders' Association to blacklist union workers as un-American. It endorses forming a building section of the C. L. U and calls on state trade unionists to support labor-friendly candidates.
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Master Builders’ Association of
Boston
Roofers’ Protective Union
Union speakers and officers named at Boston area meetings
FE W. Kimball addressed Electrical Workers Union 108 on Telephone Construction. Edward B Rich will discuss Electrical Machinery. Painters Union 11 elected President John A Buckley and wr F Stone as delegates to the Boston OC. L A William Watts and Frank X Baxter named delegates to the Painters District Council. Boston arm makers toil committee to distribute 160000 bowling sheets for the blue label.
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FE. W. Kimball
Electrical Workers’ Union
Edward B. Rich
Painters’ Union
John. A. Buckley
Wr. F. Stone
Boston
OC. L. A
William Watts
Frank X. Baxter
Painters’ District Council
Boston Itarmakers’ Talon
Postmaster Hibbard Honored at Boston Banquet
The Hon. George A. Hibbard and Edward C. Mansfield were treated to a complimentary banquet by 300 Boston district postal clerks at the American House. Hosted by United National Association Branch 6, guests included Thomas P. Feeney and A Donaghue, with songs saluting the postmaster. Hibbard called the reception the greatest he had ever received.
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George A. Hibbard
Edward C. Mansfield
Boston
American House
United National Association, Branch 6
Thomas P. Feeney
A. Donaghue
The
National Association
J. F. McDermott
State Association
L. Letherman
Joseph T. Healy
Mr. Hibbard
Dual Wedding at the Pier in Immigrant Office
Terese Seifert and Anton Riess, both Austrians, wed in New York arrangements via a justice of the peace after arriving in the city. A second couple, Portesi Angelo and Mazzo Lucia, waited for a license, then married by Father Biasotti at the Pier in Somerville.
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Immigration Office
Father Biasotti
New York
Portesi Angelo
Mazzo Lucia
Portesi
Somerville
Postmaster Van Cott Dead in New York
Cornelius Van Cott postmaster of New York City died at 66 after a nervous indigestion episode linked to grief over his son Richard’s alleged naturalization frauds. A longtime Republican ally of Senator Platt, he collapsed on the way home after receiving care at the Astor House.
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New York
Cornelius van Cott
Richard
Astor House
van Cott
Platt
Pauline Astor's Wedding Gown Highlighted in London
London Oct 25 Miss Pauline Astor's dress is pronounced very beautiful for her upcoming marriage to Captain Spender Clay. The satin gown is simply arranged with lace and white silk embroidery, a satin court train edged in chiffon, a plain tulle veil and orange blossom wreath.
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London
Pauline Astor
Captain Spender Clay
Coal Mine Owner Testifies Before ICC Over Tariff Losses
John C Haddock, owner of an independent coal mine, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Hearst vs railroads case. He claimed tariff discrimination caused losses over 809000 in under eight years, risking solvency and leading to trustees running his once prestigious company. He said Lackawanna offered to take his properties, which he refused, then settled for 150000. He also testified the railroad failed to supply cars during the anthracite strike and removed spur tracks to Norwich and Cortland yards. The hearing adjourned with the complainant resting and the railroads' case to begin tomorrow.
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New York
John C. Haddock
Interstate Commerce Commission
William R. Hearst
Lackawanna Company
Haddock
Norwich
Cortland
N. C
Woman's Charity Club Honors Mrs Dyer on 75th Birthday
The Woman's Charity Club hosted a musicale and reception for its first president Mrs Micah Dyer on her 75th birthday. Dyer wore black silk and the diamond sunburst gift from the club as dignitaries Mrs Julia Ward Howe Mrs Mary A Livermore and Rev Edward Everett Hale greeted guests. Event planners included Mrs J E Cheney and a committee of club members who arranged decorations refreshments and a varied program directed by Mrs Hale Jacobs. Howe played Battle Hymn and The Star Spangled Banner as guests sang. Dyer received a hand engraved life membership card valued at $25.
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Woman’s Charity Club
Micah Dyer
State
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. Livermore
Edward Everett Hale
Edgar M. Young
Daughters of the Charity Club
J. E. Cheney
Hale Jacobs
I. H. Paige
R. D. Cushing
Alan McIntosh
H. P. Dowling
A. L. Tollman
Charles J. McIntyre
Howe
Malden
Robbery Report Tells Of $115 Theft In Washington Street
Thomas Winn of 28004 Washington street says he was robbed of 115 dollars at 1201 Washington street last night Grace James of 30 Buckingham street was jailed on suspicion Thomas remained in custody to ensure court appearance.
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Thomas Winn
Washington Street
Grace James
Buckingham Street
Thomas
Lajoie Named Manager of Cleveland AL Team for 1905
Napoleon Lajoie was appointed manager of the Cleveland American League club for the 1905 season, succeeding William Armour. He will also play second base for the team and lead the squad in the coming campaign.
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Cleveland, CO
Wnapoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
William R. Armour
Lajoie
Quinona credited with curing lifelong illness
Mrs Newcombe of Somerville describes years of illness including colds and pneumonia. She credits Quinona with stopping coughing, restoring weight and appetite, and improving well being. Ad endorses Quinona as a vitality booster and nerve strengthener with a Boston address for free medical advice.
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Mrs. Newcombe
Florence St
Somerville
Mass
U. S
Quinona CO
Hartford St
Boston
Four Accused of Copper Theft in Dorchester Court Speech
James Mahoney 18 of Mercer street Joseph Bishop 21 of East Eighth street Frank Blair 21 no home and James C. Brown 34 no home face Dorchester court after larceny of copper valued at 1000 from poles between New York New Haven Hartford railroad and Mt Vernon street pumping station Dorchester night of Oct 19.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
James Mahoney
Mercer Street
Joseph Bishop
East Eighth Street
Frank Blair
Alias Blaker
James C. Brown
Dorchester Court
Woman Wins 4000 Dollar Verdict Against L Road
Lucy Connors was awarded 4000 dollars in the Superior Court after suing the Boston Elevated Railway Company. She claimed injuries from the sudden starting of a car in Roxbury as she tried to exit. The verdict was delivered in the fourth session yesterday.
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Superior Court
Lucy Connors
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Roxbury
Rheumatic Cure Offered Free Trial By Dr Shoop
A physician claims discovery of a Rheumatic Cure chemical that removes the arsenic in blood causing pain and swelling. He offers a full dollar value free package of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic remedy to any sufferer to prove its efficacy at his expense, trusting community support.
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Promise Free Trial Bottle
A sensational advertorial explains rheumatism as poison in the blood cured by a chemical from Sees. Dr Shoop claims twenty years of testing and a near perfect success rate, offering a free dollar bottle trial and a free book on rheumatism by mail from Racine Wisconsin to prove sincerity.
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Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Wells Memorial Association marks 26th anniversary event
Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy 25 years Wells Memorial with music and addresses by eminent state men, the Wells Memorial Institute hall filled with members including women. Robert Treat Paine welcomed guests, praising growth and opportunities in education and industry for workers. Governor Bates spoke on Commonwealth ideals and a free public school funded by taxation. Miss Berry and Miss Tecartin performed, Henry S. Pritchett of MIT discussed future mechanical challenges, noting Watt's impact and sun energy potential. Edmund Billings outlined plans for institute expansion. Paine delivered closing remarks.
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Wells Memorial Association
Wells Memorial Institute
Robert Treat Paine
Mr. Paine
Paine
Mies Berry
Bates
Commonwealth
Great Brotherhood of Man
Miss Tecartin
Miss Berry
Pritchett
Henry S. Pritchett
James Watt
Arizona
Edmund Billings
Association
Institute
Emmons Weighs Petition for Police Sunday Off
Judge Emmons discussed a Police Board petition from Rev Dr A C Dixon of Ruggles Street Church asking policemen be given one Sunday off monthly to attend divine services. He said the matter would be considered though no decision yet. He could not say how many officers would attend if granted, noting some already have Sundays off and that men are attentive to religious duties.
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Police Board
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street
Emmons
Arrest of Samuel Newman for 1897 Larceny
Inspectors Rooney and Wolfe of Chief Watts' staff arrested Samuel Newman at his Howard street store yesterday for larceny of 1600 yards of cloth plus a gold watch and two gold chains valued at 1684 dollars. The alleged thefts occurred in June and July of 1897.
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Rooney and
Wolfe
Watts
Samuel Newman
Howard Street
No More Hazing at Wellesley School Tradition Ends
Wellesley reports sophomores have banned hazing by freshmen. Yet the rule arrives after incidents in village boarding houses where several freshmen were gathered for a humiliating performance. The campus now promises a quiet, safe college life for new students.
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Wellesley
Massachusetts Stranded Off Abaco Amid Ocean Drama
The Atlantic Transport line's steamer Massachusetts, en route from Cardiff to New Orleans, ran aground off Abaco in the Bahamas on October 16. All aboard are safe, and the ship rests exposed but undamaged.
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Nassau
N. P
Atlantic Transport Line
Massachusetts
Cardiff
New Orleans
Abaco
Bahama Islands
Cuticura Remedies Benefit Natal Judge In Eczema Case
Robert Isaac Finnemore of Pietermaritzburg Natal reports severe eczema and uric acid issues. After months of ineffective treatments his wife urged Cuticura Remedies. He describes clearing skin hair regrowth and gradual limb improvement. Wife campaigns via Bible Women Society to help others in need. Oct 29 1901.
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Bible Women’s Society
The
Bible Women
Robert Isaac Finnemore
Natal Supreme Court
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
Omem Sorp
Bole Gealp
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AMD Monarch Quirts
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