Harvard President Eliot Embraces No-License Cause
President Eliot of Harvard declares himself a convert to no-license at a Massachusetts No-License League meeting in Ford building Cambridge. He cites Cambridge experience, physiological doubts about moderate drinking, and argues collective good justifies restricting liquor despite personal liberty concerns.
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Eliot
Harvard
Cambridge
Massachusetts
League
Ford
Boston
Governor Guild’s Ill Health Affects State Duties
Midnight medical bulletin says Governor Guild is comfortable but likely confined at home for several days due to ill health. Earlier rheumatic and heart trouble caused grave concern, with a long absence from the State House before resuming duties.
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Dr. Winslow
State House
Morse Testifies On Bank Profits In Ice Stock Deal
Morse described conversations with Curtis about loans hidden profits given to the bank. He said $82 000 loan funded 2000 Carroll ice shares and a second $63 000 loan secured by 8000 shares, half of the Carroll stock he owned. Colonel Thompson clarified the attorney general’s remarks about a holding company and stock market politics.
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Mr. Morse
Mr. Curtis
Morse
Littlefield
Hough
Thompson
Better Than Doctors Promoted By Galveston Woman
A Galveston socialite from Winnie Street endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for curing dyspepsia and stomach trouble after doctors failed. Mrs Ashenherst writes that she was run down and found relief only with the whiskey, claiming it did more good than doctors and other medicines.
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Winnie St
Galveston
Texas
Duffy
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Advertisement Claims Medical Benefits
An old advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure malt medicine. It describes its production from malted grain, claims strong health benefits for workers and the sick, and warns buyers to obtain the genuine bottled product from the Duff Whiskey Co. Rochester N.Y. with the Old Chemist trademark.
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Duffy
Duff Whiskey Co
Rochester N
Worcester Woman Takes Life With Baby in Tow
A Worcester woman Tina killed herself and her infant Cesar in their apartment. The couple had a dispute over work and future plans. A letter in Tina's handwriting explains she felt unable to raise a family and included instructions about money and telling her parents.
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Cesar
Tina
Louis
Raphael
Mamma
Papa
Death of John P. Caddagan Hoffman House Lessee
John P. Caddagan, longtime lessee and manager of the Hoffman House since 1894, died in New York after months of illness. A noted Shakespearean scholar, he was born in Springfield Massachusetts and had wide ties among public figures.
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New York
John P. Caddagan
Hoffman House
Diabetes Cure Claims Wide Reach and Notable Recoveries
A letter claims Fulton’s Diabetes Compound cured patients including Charles A. Newton of the 8 P R R Co and Gen. Theo Reichert of San Francisco. The writer cites multiple recoveries, urges readers to request free literature, and invites patients to report progress by the third week.
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Fulton
Charles A. Newton
Sacramento
Newton
Capitol City
Theo. Reichert
San Francisco
Gen. Reichert
John J. Fulton Co
San Pablo Avenue
Oakland
Cal
Jaynes & CO
Washington St
Boston
Eczema sufferers urged to question drug stores on oil of wintergreen
A suggestion directs eczema patients to ask Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston about reports from patients who used the oil of wintergreen liquid compound, D. D. D. Prescription.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
Council Shifts Vote on Faneuil Hall Quincy Market Lease
Through President Leo McCullough, the Common Council reversed a previous stance to approve a 10 year renewal of market leases at increased rents with Ames Plow Company paying 5500 a year. Four aldermen opposed the final order despite amendments and substitutes. The Finance Commission recommended the measure and the Board of Aldermen acted favorably.
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Leo McCullough
Common Council
Woth
Faneuil Hall
Quincy
McCullough
Therder
Buckley
Casey
O’brien
O'Hara
Andullivan
Ames Plow Company
Financeommission
Board of Alderme
Charles A. Ridge Dead
Charles A. Bridg formerly night city editor of the Newrk World and editor roles at Boston and Newrk papers died of Bright disease in a Brooklyn hospital. He was 61 years old and for years a member of an arm of publicity agents.
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New York
Charles A. Bridg
Newrk World
Boston
Newrk
Brooklyn
Arm of Publicity
Ciles A. Bridge Guided Boston Press to New York World
Ciles A. Bridge known in Boston newspaper circles served as copy editor at the Boston Adviser and as assistant night editor at the Boston Globe. He later left to take an editor role at the New York World.
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England
Ciles A. Bridge
Bos
Sentime
Boston Adviser
Boston Globe
Jobe
New York World
Ohio Woman Hails P and G Naphtha Soap as Labour Saver
Mrs. Cuarnes B Madisonville Ohio testifies a sample of P and G Naphtha Soap transformed her household routine. She claims it performs washing tasks for a family of four with no help, and urges less fortunate mothers to use it, asserting it is the greatest labor saving soap.
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Ter
P. & G. Naphtha
Cuarnes B
Adisonville
Ohio
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Hanover St
Artilery Company
R. N. Thompson
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Mrs. Gertrude Ashenherst
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Worcester
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Quacy Markets
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Tremont Street
Aroostook
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Moosehead
Kathadin
Maine
Rangeleys
Dead River
Mooseluc
Portland
Boston & Maine
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Portland, Maine
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HOOD
H. P. Hood & Sons
Rutherford Ave
Charlestown
Mass
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Huntington Ave
Back Bay
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Summer St
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