Businessmen Hear Shaw on The Business Outlook
Secretary Shaw spoke to about two hundred merchants at the Auditorium Hotel banquet, urging automatic expansion of the money supply when needed and prompt retirement when not, to stabilize the economy. The address, titled The Business Outlook, was hosted by the National Association of Merchants and Travellers in Chicago.
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Chicago
Shaw
Auditorium Hotel
National Association of Merchants and Travellers
Fighting the Packing Trust in Western cattle men plan packing company
Western cattle men meeting in Kansas City propose a new packing house with articles of incorporation to be filed in Arizona. A voting trust will control 51 percent of stock and trustees certificates will replace stock certificates. The aim is to create competition and compel packers to pay fair cattle prices.
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Kansas City
Western Cattle Men
Arizona
Cc. F. Martin
National Livestock Association
Money back if you want it offered by Wolf s Clothier
A customer at Wolf's My Clothier in Hanover Street questions the slogan Money back if you want it. Mr Wolf explains the policy lets the public try the store without cost and that all purchases, large or small, qualify for a money back option.
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Wolf's
Hanover Street
Thin People Get Fat By Proper Digestion and Diet
A promotional note extols Chase's Dyspepsia Cure as a complete remedy for stomach troubles and a booster of vitality. It claims digestion improves complexion and figure, asserts the product safeguards body, brain, and nerves, and offers refunds if claims fail. Sold by druggists with mail order info from Chase Mfg. Co. Newburgh, NY.
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Chase
Chase Mfg. Co
Newburgh
N. Y
Woodward's Drug
Tremont
Bromfield’ Streets
Constipation Sevan Borg Beto bottle sales
Watch shaped bottles advertised for constipation relief priced at 25 cents. Available at all druggists.
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Sevan Borg Beto
Ivernia Sets New Record for Liverpool to Boston Crossing
The Cunarder Ivernia, captained by Thomas Stephens, made a record 7 days 19 hours 15 minutes from Liverpool to East Boston with 1841 passengers aboard. The voyage from Daunt's Rock to Boston lightship was 7 days 2 hours. A storm four the first two days tested the ship while Chief Engineer Curry praised the engines for flawless performance. Eight clergymen and notable passengers accompanied the voyage including C. F. Choate Jr and Mrs Choate. A four month old girl died and was buried at sea with Captain Stephens conducting services.
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Thomas Stephens
Ivernia
Boston
Atlantic
Stephens
Curry
Prothero
C. F. Choate, Jr
Frank Crane
D. D
Patrick O’connor
Reunion of Chase Family Held at Roxbury Church
The Chase family association will hold its fourth annual reunion in the chapel of the First Unitarian Church in Roxbury this morning. Members from all over New England will attend with a special music program and addresses. Hartford, Conn. July 6, 1899.
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Chase
First Unitarian Church
Roxbury
Chace
Hartford
Conn
New England
Miss Ware's Store Robbed in Dorchester
A daylight robbery occurred yesterday afternoon at Miss Lena Ware's dry goods store at 9 Bowdoin Street in Dorchester. The culprit stole $15 from the cash drawer, which was later found empty in a vacant lot behind the shop. Neighbors say the thief likely knew the area and knew Miss Ware was briefly away.
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Mt. Bowdoin
Dorchester
Miss Lena Ware
Bowdoin Street
Miss Ware
Nine prominent sportsmen fined in Roxbury boxing case
Nine men prominent in city sporting circles were arraigned before Judge Williams in Roxbury court for unlawfully carrying on and promoting a boxing match at the Tammany Club two weeks ago. Daniel Donnelly John Mack David Leahy George Byers Robert Armstrong John Thompson John F. Doyle Harry Sanborn and Sandy Ferguson were found guilty on two counts each and fined $50 apiece. They appealed.
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Williams
Roxbury
Tammany Club
Daniel Donnelly
John Mack
David Leahy
George Byers
Robert Armstrong
John Thompson
John F. Doyle
Harry Sanborn
Sandy Ferguson
Walthour Beats Caldwell In Fast 20 Mile Race
R. I. Sept 2 Bobby Walthour defeated Harry Caldwell by one and a half laps in a fast 20 mile motor paced event. Caldwell broke state marks from 11 to 18 miles, but faded in the last mile. Caldwell set a 15 mile state record of 18:58.3 and the 20 mile mark ran 25:31.2. Two mile handicap won by F. Keighley and five mile open by Marcus Hurley.
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Walthour
Caldwell
NCH
R. I
Bobby WaLthour
Harry Caldwell
F. Keighley
Marcus Hurley
Tots Rescued In Runaway Near Pearl Street
Dc E Spaulding of Hyde Park stopped a runaway carriage in Cambridge yesterday afternoon rescuing two small girls. A span of frightened horses attached to a light carriage dashed down Pearl street toward Massachusetts avenue with the children clinging to the sides. Spaulding grabbed the bridle, leaped onto the near horse, and the pair dragged the animals to a curb where they and bystanders fell to the pavement. The horses then fled from Chestnut street after the girls had been left.
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Dc. E. Spaulding
Hyde Park
Cambridge
Spaulding
Pearl Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Chestnut Street
Littlefield Quits Pulpit Returns to Socialist Cause
The Rev. George E. Littlefield, once a popular Unitarian preacher, declares he will not return to the pulpit or conventional churches. He abandons ministry to devote himself to Socialism, will campaign on socialist platforms, and is in demand for speaking engagements.
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George E. Littlefield
Revere
Littlefield
Yacht Races At Duxbury Club Postponed Then Sailed
Duxbury yacht race completed under light southeast wind on a triangular 712 mile course. Miladi II won the 18 foot knockabouts with Aspinquid II finishing third after time allowances. Rooster led handicap but lost on time. Miladi II owner F R Adams earned the association prize. Question owned by J H Hunt won the Commodore Goodspeed cup for best percentage.
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Duxbury Duxbury
Duxbury
Racing yachts and owners noted in early coverage
S. A. Starratt explains time allowances from Herreshoff tables for mile sailings. Post Reader notes Shamrock's sails were England made. Towing Shamrock III across the ocean is mentioned. E. B. F. recalls Captain Barr’s early racing in England. No skipper wins every race. A. Long cites Vigilant and Valkyrie II as 85 footers. Inquirer recalls America owned by a Stevens-led syndicate when she won the cup.
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S. A. Starratt
Herreshoff
England
Barr
A. Long
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Berlin
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