Medicinal Wine Promoted by Trappist Fathers of Oka
The Trappist Fathers at Notre-Dame-du-Lac Oka Canada claim a privileged monopoly to make Trappist Fathers Phosphated Wine of Cinchona. The tonic blends Cinchona bark phosphate with pure wine and is touted as a cure for anemia debility nervousness dyspepsia insomnia and poor digestion. It is described as clear with no sediment and urged for daily use to restore strength and vitality.
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Notre-Dame-du-Lac
Oka
Canada
Dom Etienne
la Grand Trappe
la Tra d’Oka
R. P. Debréyne
la Grand Trappe de Mortagne
Orne
France
Eleven Die In Car Crash At Shell Road Crossing
A Sparrow's Point line electric car struck a phaeton carrying 11 people returning from an outing at the Shell Road crossing in Baltimore. All occupants were thrown into a gully. Driver John P. Michael, colored, likely fatally injured. two passengers severely hurt.
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Baltimore
Shell Road Crossing
Sparrow’s Point
John P. Michael
Head of Light Co Chief Clarence Wooster Dies by Suicide
Clarence K Wooster president of the Peoples Gaslight Coke Co and a noted in club circles killed himself at his Chicago home 1500 Ellis Avenue today by cutting his throat with a razor after a period of illness and heat prostration. His valet heard a fall and found him dying with a deep throat wound and a razor beside him.
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Chicago
Clarence K. Wooster
People’s Gaslight & Coke Company
Ellis Avenue
Wooster
Mr. Wooster
Essex native Wooster dead by suicide in Chicago
Clarence K. Wooster president of the People's Gas light & Coke Company killed himself at his Chicago home today. He was born in Essex fifty years ago. Lucius L. Wooster, Essex Savings Bank treasurer, is his brother.
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Essex, Conn
Clarence K. Wooster
People’s Gaslight & Coke Company
Chicago
Lucius L. Wooster
Essex Savings Bank
Archbishop O Connell Bids Portland Diocese Farewell
The Right Rev. William H. O Connell coadjutor archbishop of Boston preached his farewell sermon to the Portland diocese at the Cathedral in Portland Maine yesterday morning.
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O’connell
Portland
William H. O'Connell
D.D
Boston
O'Meara Orders Arrests In Clean Street Crusade
City police set Monday Sept 10 to enforce a street cleanliness ordinance. Authorities warn residents and licensees to curb littering and expect arrests for violators including housekeepers storekeepers teamsters and junk dealers with officials monitoring waste from markets and deliveries.
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O’meara
Maine Election Concedes Doubtful Result Amid Tight Race
The Maine race tilts toward a narrow plurality for Cobb amid Sturgis law enforcement of liquor statutes. Democrats project Cyrus W. Davis winning governor by a slim margin. Republicans expect to hold Congress seats and possibly Frye's Senate seat, with county contests, especially sheriff, to be hard fought.
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Maine
Cobb
Davis
Littlefield
Samuel Gompers
American Federation
McGillicuddy
Congress
Cyrus W. Davis
Edgar L. Jones
Democratic State Committee
United States
William P. Frye
Cannon Starts Home After Fight in Maine
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon of the national House of Representatives ended his Maine campaign last night and left Ellsworth for his Illinois home today. He was hosted by United States Senator Eugene Hale in Ellsworth for part of his visit.
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Ellsworth
Joseph G. Cannon
National
House of Representatives
Maine
Illinois
Cannon
Eugene Hale
Sullivan Fitzgerald Rift Widens In Local Power Fight
Congressman Sullivan and Mayor Fitzgerald have split despite earlier friendship. Sullivan, once Fitzgerald’s top speaker, accuses the Mayor of courting Moran boomers and breaking promises. Dowd and OConnell, once loyal supporters, turn hostile as Sullivan hints at a brewing public declaration.
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John A. Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Sullivan
Moran
Fitz
Gerald
Thomas F. Dowd
Peters
Joseph F. O’connell
O’connell
Congress
Wild Ride to Save a Life After Yard Injury
Bart McDonough aged 33 was badly injured in the Allston railroad yards and rushed to Boston by train at 60 miles an hour. An ambulance met at South Station and transported him to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors say the high speed care likely saved his life despite substantial blood loss.
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Allston
Bart McDonough
Boston
South Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
McDonough
National Individual Rifle Match Finishes Tomorrow
About 200 competitors remain to finish the national individual rifle match at Sea Girt New Jersey. Firing starts at 8 30 on the 800 yard range and will occupy most of the morning. the 1000 yard range to be used in the afternoon, with the event finishing by night. Many visitors were at the camp.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Indorsed Downey by Cambridge Workingmen’s Club
The Workingmen's Club of Ward 1 Cambridge endorsed J. F. Downey for Representative in the first Middlesex district. President McCarthy and members praised his legislative work on lowering fares for workingmen's trains. The club planned a house to house canvass in his interest.
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Workingmen’s Club
Ward 1
Cambridge
J. F. Downey
Middlesex
McCarthy
Downey
Britons Praise Harvard Pluck In Boat Race
London papers praise Harvard Cambridge boat race result noting Harvard pluck and sportsmanship. Daily Mail calls Americans gallant losers and worthy of universal admiration, while emphasizing English oarsmanship prestige and shared pride.
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London
Harvard
Daily Mail
Atlantic
United States
Colonies
Ward 19 Democratic Picnic at Galloup's Grove
The Ward 19 Democratic Club held a peace feast at Galloup's Grove with about 500 attendees. Special cars carried riders from Roxbury Crossing at 10 arriving at 1 for a communal feast followed by light sports and quiet talks. Club committee members included Richard H. Baker M. H. Cleary J. C. Norton Ambrose Woods M. J. Reddish Joseph Goode and Parker D. Morris.
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Ward 19
Democratic Club
Galloup’s Grove
Roxbury Crossing
The
Grove
Richard H. Baker
M. H. Cleary
J. C. Norton
Ambrose Woods
M. J. Reddish
Joseph Goode
Parker D. Morris
Logan Campaigns Coast to Coast Across Boston Districts
Senator Edward L. Logan campaigned in South Boston Dorchester Quincy and Roxbury addressing multiple Democratic gatherings. Ex Representative Michael F Curran and campaign supporters rallied across Ward 14 16 and 20 while Joseph F O Connell released a statement backing eight hour law enforcement and labor policies. Colonel William H McMasters announced a bid to oppose District Attorney Moran launching a statewide campaign and possible joint debate.
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Edward L. Logan
Boston
Dorchester
Quincy
Roxbury
Michael F. Curran
Mitchell Club
Ward 14
Logan
Powhatan Club
John B. Cadigan
Joseph F. O'Connell
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Friends of Labor
O’connell
South Boston
Madison
South
Ward 20
Young Men’s Club
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester Music Hall
Field’s Corner
D. T. O’connell
O'Connell
Milton
Ward 17
William H. McMasters
the Commonwealth
John B. Moran
McMasters
Henry M. Whitney
Colonel McMasters
Moran
Knights of Brendan plan concert to aid Irish choir
The Knights of Brendan formed a committee to organize an annual Irish music concert. Proceeds will establish an Irish choral society and they asked the School Board to consider Irish subjects in night school lecture plans.
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Knights OF Brendan
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Head OF Light CO
C. K. Wooster
Essex
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Iver Pills
Shiner Comper
Daniel J. S. Gillicudy
Vles EB Littlefield
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Ward
Pierce
William H. M.masters
New England Conservatory OF Music
Mass
George W. Chadwick
America
Signor
Pietro Vallini
Milan
Italy
Conservatory
Ralph L. Flanders
Huntington Avenue
M’masters
van Camp Graham Rolls
van Camp Graham
van Camp
van Camp Dairies
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
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