Whitney rallies in Springfield backing reciprocity with Canada
Henry M. Whitney spoke at Court Square Theatre where Democratic leaders pledged to secure his vote. He urged open trade with Canada, arguing it would boost our commerce and industry, and criticized Governor Guild and Senator Lodge over tariff and reciprocity disputes. He urged Massachusetts voters to back his candidacy and move the issue to the Democratic fold.
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Springfield
Henry M. Whitney
Court Square Theatre
Mulligan
City Committee
W. P. Hayes
Bartlett
Whitney
George A. Schofield
J. H. Mulligan
James B. Carroll
Canada
Boston
Portland
Governor Guild
Henry Cabot Lodge
The
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Guild
State House
Democratic Party
Friends of the Cause
Funeral of Dr Cushman Day Held in City Hospital Chapel
Dr Al bert Cushman Day is laid to rest in the City Hospital Chapel as mourners gather. The minister who wed Day four days earlier officiates, while relatives question the murder theory and Gustavus Wilson admits accepting the self-inflicted death explanation.
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DR. A. Cushman
Chapel OF
City Hospital
Albert Cushman Day
A. Cushman
Gustavus Wilson
Double Arrest For Shop Lifting In City
Two women Mary M. Devoe 36 of Winthrop and Clara Weston 45 of Lowell were arrested after a store detective trailed them through the shopping district. Patrolman Casey of Station 4 detained them after a lengthy surveillance. They are to appear in court this morning.
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Casey
Station 4
Mary M. Devoe
Bolton Street
Winthrop
Clara Weston
High Street
Lowell
Meat Prices to Take a Drop
Commentary argues meat prices will fall as supply changes and packers push quick sales to cover losses. The writer predicts potential further declines, noting a possible 20 percent drop overall due to market pressures in New York.
Blood purifier recipe hailed by readers as cure all
A health journal feature promotes Fluid Extract of Dandelion Compound Kargon and Syrup Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. It claims cleansing of impurities, relief from sores and pimples, and renewed energy, touting home mixing and low cost over patent medicines. Readers are urged to try the regimen.
Funeral Service for Young Doctor Held in Hospital Chapel
The hospital staff, Mr. Wilson, Miss Henrietta Callahan, and a newspaper reporter attended the funeral for Dr. Day. Reverend W Sherman Thompson officiated and urged charity. Day’s body was sent to Brooklyn for further services, with arrangements led by Dr. Hilbert C. Day, while Jamaica Plain police call the death a case of self-inflicted tragedy.
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Wilson
Brooklyn
Jamaica Plain
Mayor Fitzgerald Corrects Report On Colum bus Club Speech
The Boston mayor denies claiming Irish race discrimination by old families and says his remarks promoted unity. He notes he spoke on city conditions and urged all groups to unite to boost Boston’s business and industrial future.
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Fitzgerald
Post
Columbus Club
Boston
Hill
City Hall
Trish
Europe
Canada
West
Dennison Attacks Moran Over Indictments
Dennison accuses John B. Moran of obtaining telephone case indictments to boost his political fortunes and to be used in the campaign. He says Moran faced forced withdrawal after defense lawyers challenged the legality, calling the act a grave humiliation for a local lawyer.
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John B. Moran
Dennison Attacks Moran Over Loyalty and Indictments
Dennison branded Moran as unfit for Suffolk district attorney, arguing Moran’s lack of party allegiance and selective indictments show incompetence. He cites Moran’s support for rival candidates and his handling of the telephone trust case as proof of betrayal of Democratic interests and public shame.
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Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Curtis
Peabody
Boston
Hart
Matthews
Democratic Party
Independence League Corporation
Moran
Telephone Trust
Grand
Bromberg
Macleod
Baldwin
Curley
McCullough
Doherty
Dennison Attacks Moran In Roxbury Ward Gatherings
Democratic district attorney hopeful Joseph A. Dennison denounces Moran over telephone indictments as political capital aimed at headlines. He labels Moran a tool of a political corporation and claims he seeks to disrupt the Democratic party. Dennison spoke to about 1500 supporters at multiple ward venues.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Roxbury
Dorchester
Jamaica Plain
Moran
Democratic Club
Ward
James P. Timilty
Ward 13
John M. McDonald
Kelcher Hall
Matthew Cummings
Ward 20
Joseph F. O'Connell
Minton Hall
Hyde Park Avenue
John F. Cronin
Red Eyes and Feyelids Need Marine Eye Tonic
An advertisement touts Marine Eye Tonic claiming to relieve red eyes weak eyes and tired eyes. It pitches the product as a remedy for eye strain and fatigue with emphasis on restorative benefits.
Out of town banks withdrawing funds amid bank run
Boston Clearing House Association issues certificates as heavy importations of gold secure New York banks. Withdrawal of funds from New York banks by out of town banks is enormous and appalling. Small banks and trust companies in several cities close their doors. Run started on Chicago savings bank. City employees in Chicago unable to get their pay.
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Boston Clearing House Association
New York
Chicago Savings Bank
Chicago
Out of Town Banks Withdraw Deposits in New York
Banks operating outside the city withdraw deposits as a rush on foreign gold reserves quiets. The article notes a practical cessation of bank runs in New York as foreign gold is secured and financial conditions stabilize.
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New York
New York Stocks Rally as Crisis Eases in Financial District
In the financial district the worst of the crisis was said to be over with conditions returning toward normal. Demand by out of town banks for their deposits in New York banks was noted as a potential stress, but no bank suspensions occurred and most temporarily closed banks were expected to resume. Overnight gold imports from Europe and copper sales abroad were seen boosting foreign money flows to over 25 million dollars, lifting securities 4 to 5 percent before a mild late-day reaction.
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New York
Europe
Stock Exchange
Labor hearing on workers compensation in State House
The recess committee on labor in Boston held a hearing at the State House for workers unable to attend day sessions. Edward Cohen of Lynn, president of the State AF of L, led the discussion favoring a workingmen's compensation act. L W Kimball urged timely settlements, Henry Sterling argued compensation follows supply and demand.
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Legislative Recess Committee On
State House
Great Britain
Edward Cohen
Lynn
A. F. of L
L. W. Kimball
Henry Sterling
Boston Typographical Union
Funeral for William H. Buchanan in Wakefield
William H. Buchanan, aged 33, longtime buyer for Shepard Norwell of Boston, died recently. Funeral services were held at his Park Avenue residence with Revs. Campbell and Heath officiating. Boston department store executives attended, and his church community mourns the loss of a devoted Sunday school leader.
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Wakefield
William H. Buchanan
Park Avenue
J. I. Campbell
Heath
Buchanan
Shepard Norwell Company
Boston
First Baptist Church
Cambridge
Campbell
Cooper's New Discovery Aids Tapeworm Removal Claim
A testimonial recounts curing long standing stomach trouble caused by tapeworms. The writer notes fatigue bloating, poor sleep and appetite, then claims three doses of Cooper's New Discovery expelled a sixty foot tapeworm and restored health. Nick Emmerick Milwaukee Wis.
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Cooper
Nick Emmerick
Louis Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Jaynes Drug Stores Promote Cooper Medicines
Authorized agents for Cooper medicines invite inquiries and offer details on product lines and availability at Jaynes Drug Stores.
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Cooper Medicines
Jaynes Drug Stores
Financial unrest and bank runs last week in city
Leading financiers report days of turmoil with J P contact on Thirty sixth street and widespread runs on banks. Banks largely halted as policy shifts toward paying large checks only in certified form.
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J. P
High
Thirty-sixth Street
Oklahoma declares six day holiday and bank closure
Washington dispatch reports Governor Frantz reacting to Acting Governor Filson's order declaring a six day holiday in Oklahoma and bank closings. Filson telegraphed Frantz noting the move followed bankers of the Territory's advice. The governor expressed surprise but accepted the action.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Rants
Filson
Franty
Clearing House Paper Issued in Boston
The Boston Clearing House Associa tion issued clearing house certificates with 7.3 percent interest. Boston’s rate exceeds New York’s 6 percent, while 7.8 percent was set to simplify interest calculations, equating to 20 cents daily on 1000 dollars. The last issue occurred on June 26, 1893.
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Boston Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Boston
New York
Boston Clearing House
Morse's Bath Trust Company Closes Doors
The Bath Trust Company in Bath Maine with about 500000 in deposits, controlled by Charles W Morse of New York, closed today after a run of depositors. State Bank Examiner W D Skelton took charge. officials say the bank is solvent and the suspension is temporary due to currency shortage. The bank was organized October 23 1902 with 100000 capital.
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Bath
Bath Trust Company
Charles W. Morse
New York
State Bank
W. D. Skelton
Mussenden
Community Mourns Buchanan at Liverpool Service
Esteem for Mr. Buchanan was shown by the large turnout at his service tonight. He will be buried in Liverpool, N C his native town, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Buchanan
Liverpool
N. C
Bowdoin School Alumnae Elect Officers
Bowdoin School Alumnae Association elected officers for 1908 at a meeting hosted by Mrs. L S Wardsworth at 10 Greenwich Park. President is Mrs. L S Wardsworth, vice president Mrs Genie C White, secretary Miss Eudorah A Pitcher, and a three year board of directors including Isabel L Dunbar Lizzie K Campbell Emma M Crocker Hattie D O'Brien Ella W Woodbury Ella Wright Helen G McDonald Mabel W Appleton and Mary M Chamberlain.
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Bowdoin School Alumnae Association
L. S&s. Wardsworth
Greenwich Park
L. S. Wardsworth
Genie C. White
Eudorah A. Pitcher
Isabel L. Sk, Dunbar
Lizzie K. Campbell
Emma M. Crocker
Hattie D. O’brien
Ella W. Woodbury
Ella Wright
Helen G. McDonald
Mabel W. Appleton
Mary M. Chamberlain
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