City Leaders Go Fishing in Joy Ride on Harbor
Boston's Mayor and City Council skipped City Hall for a fishing excursion aboard the George A. Hibbard. Councilman McDonald claimed he could fish all day and won with two dozen smelts and other catches while Mayor Fitzgerald placed second with a dozen and a half smelts.
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Boston
George A. Hibbard
Navy
McDonald
Dever
Fitzgerald
Admiral Fitzdeare
Matt” Hale
Charles River
New Strength for Old Backs from Dean’s Kidney Pills
An old age health note links kidney weakness to backache stiff joints and urinary problems. It promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills as a remedy to banish backache regulate kidneys and keep blood pure with a Boston case cited as proof of lasting relief.
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Dean
Boston
Mrs. Flanagan Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills For Backache Relief
Mrs. George P. Flanagan of South Boston testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved a relative's backache caused by disordered kidneys after a two year public endorsement. she notes the person has recommended the remedy since.
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George P. Flanagan
Sixth Street
South
Boston
Mass
Dean
Wright Ends Glider Tests at Kill Devil Hill
Orville Wright plans to stop experiments on a heavier-than-air glider at Kill Devil Hill North Carolina. After a near ten minute stationary flight yesterday he concluded aviation progress relies on air currents and skilled handling. Flights by Wright and Alexander Ogilvie were routine with better weather promised tomorrow.
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Kill Devil Hill
N. C
Orville Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Wright
Alexander Ogilvie
Bad milk may cost license in city action
Mayor Fitzgerald orders the Board of Health to suspend licenses of offenders selling impure food including milk and vinegar. He urges statute review to grant power, proposing 80 day suspensions for first offences and license revocation for second, with jail sentences as possible penalties. The move follows a Post article.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Health
Post
Baptist and Church Hospitalities Mark Boston Area Progress
The Rev. br. F Merriam is at the New York Baptist State convention returning Monday after visiting Connecticut Mohonk and New York State conferences. The Avenue Methodist Church Beverly celebrates burning mortgage paying $4000 debt ending 40 years of strain. The Rev. Azariah F Reimer assisted by many local pastors led the ceremony. The Baptist Laymen's Movement plans a statewide campaign next month with a central church as rallying point and committees already active. Campaign dates list many communities from Wakefield November 1 to Framingham November 28 with more to come.
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Avenue Methodist Church
Beverly
Azariah F. Reimer
W. T. Stackhouse
Baptist Laymen's Movement
Wakefield
Stoughton Street
Newton Centre
Brookline
Melden
Arlington
Haverhill
Cambridge
Brockton
West Somerville
Hyde Park
Washington Street
Lynn
Gloucester
Lowell
Taunton
Pittfield
Firat
Leoms
Worcester
Framingham
Fight New Building Limit Law in Dorchester
Members of the Dorchester Real Estate Brokers Association met at Young's Hotel and denounced the City Council action on the new building limit act. They urged a hearing and argued brick-only construction harms the city’s interests and creates hardship for buyers and property owners facing fire loss or land shortages.
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Dorchester Real Estate Brokers’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Dorchester Fire Debate Sees City Behind Times On Fire Limits
A Dorchester meeting chaired by President Edward Blake debated fire risks and proposed extending fire limits in Boston. Colonel Thom as Dougherty argued for faster response via taxicabs or carts as 10 firemen operated carts could cut danger, while officials warned the bill aids neither fire safety nor banks.
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Thomas Dougherty
Dorchester
Edward J. Blake
William J. Hennessey
Boston
W. J. Paul
Raymond P. Delano
Co-Operative
Price of beer to be raised in St Louis breweries
Several leading St Louis brewers announced a forthcoming rise in beer prices by about 50 cents per barrel. They cite nearly doubling hops and malt costs over the past year with hops at 50 cents per pound and malt rising to around 1.45 to 1.85 per bushel as the main drivers of the planned increase.
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ST. Louis
Tropical disturbance warns ships near Florida coast
Warning from Washington reports a tropical disturbance northeast of Cuba moving northwestward toward Florida. Weather bureaus ordered storm signals along the South Atlantic coast as wireless reports indicate falling pressure and rising winds. Vessels in the area urged to exercise great caution.
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Igustine
Fla
Cuba
Florida
Weather Bureau
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