Trappist Phosphated Wine of Cinchona Sold at Oka
The Trappist Fathers of Notre-Dame-du-Lac Oka Canada hold the privilege to manufacture the medicinal Trappist Fathers' Phosphated Wine of Cinchona. It blends Cinchona bark tonic with soluble phosphates in wine and is advertised as a curative tonic for anemia debility nervousness dyspepsia insomnia and insomnia. Buy a bottle from your druggist today.
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Notre-Dame-du-Lac
Oka
Canada
Dom Etienne
la Grand Trappe
la Trappe d’Oka
R. P. Debréyne
la Grand Trappe de Mortagne
Orne
France
Eleven Ditchered By Car At Shell Road Crossing
At the Sparrow's Point line a high speed electric car struck a phaeton carrying 11 people returning from an outing. All occupants were thrown into a gully. Driver John P. Michael, colored, was probably fatally injured and two others were seriously injured.
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Baltimore
Shell Road Crossing
Sparrow's Point
John P. Michael
Head of Gaslight Co Clarence Wooster Dies by Suicide
Clarence K. Wooster, president of the People's Gaslight & Coke Co and a Chicago club figure, died at his home on Ellis Avenue from self-inflicted throat wounds with a razor. Reports say heat from weeks ago and ongoing medical care left him insane. His valet discovered him after a fall in the bathroom, with a deep throat wound and a razor nearby.
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Chicago
Clarence. K. Wooster
People’s Gaslight & Coke Company
Ellis Avenue
Mr. Wooster
Essex native Clarence Wooster commits suicide in Chicago
Clarence K. Wooster, 50, president of the People's Gas light & Coke Co., shot himself at his Chicago home. He was born in Essex, Conn., and his brother Lucius L. Wooster, treasurer of the Essex Savings Bank, is mentioned as a relative.
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Essex, Conn
Clarence K. Wooster
People’s Gaslight & Coke Company
Chicago
Lucius L. Wooster
Essex Savings Bank
Archbisop O Connell Delivers Portland Farewell Sermon
The Right Rev. William H. O Connell D D coadjutor archbishop of Boston preached his farewell sermon to the people of the Portland diocese yesterday morning in the Cathedral at Portland Maine.
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O’connell
Portland
William H. O’connell
D.D
Boston
O'Meara Orders Arrests in Clean Street Crusade
Police move to enforce an ordinance banning street litter with arrests starting Monday September 10. The commissioner appeals for citizen support while detailing enforcement targets including residents merchants teamsters and license holders amid warnings of shocks and prompts for cooperation.
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O’meara
Maine election hangs on Sturgis law impact
Governor Cobb faces a slim chance of victory as Republican leaders acknowledge the Sturgis prohibition law may cut the GOP plurality to around 11 000, far below the usual 25 000 plus. Democrats predict Cyrus W Davis may win governor by a small margin while Congressmen Littlefield and party hold, with Republicans likely keeping the legislature and Frye’s Senate seat.
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Maine
Cobb
Davis
Littlefield
Samuel Gompers
American Federation
McGillicuddy
Congress
Edgar L. Jones
Democratic State Committee
United States
William P. Frye
Cannon Starts Home After Fight in Maine
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon ended Maine campaign activity after the close last night and left Elsworth for his Illinois home today. He spent the night and part of the day as guest of Senator Eugene Hale in this city.
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Ellsworth
Joseph G. Cannon
National
House of Representatives
Maine
Illinois
Cannon
Eugene Hale
Sullivan and Fitzgerald Split Deep in Local Politics
The longstanding allies Congressman John A. Sullivan and Mayor Fitzgerald have become bitter enemies. Sullivan accuses Fitzgerald of courting Moran boomers while condemning machine leaders, signaling a brewing public clash and possible declarations. Dowd and O Connell, previously Fitzgerald allies, also turn angry as loyalties fray.
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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 at Massachusetts General
Bart McDonough, 33, was badly injured in Allston railroad yards and rushed to Boston via a 60 mph train. The ambulance met the train at South Station and sped him to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors credit the quick, high speed transfer with saving his life as he had lost significant blood.
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Allston
Bart McDonough
Boston
South Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
McDonough
National Individual Rifle Match Finishing Tomorrow at Sea Girt
About 200 competitors remain to complete the national individual match in Sea Girt New Jersey with firing starting at 8 30 on the 800 yard range and expected to run most of the morning before moving to the 1000 yard range in the afternoon to finish by night visitors crowd the camp today
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Sea Girt
N. J
Ward 1 Cambridge Workingmen's Club Endorses Downey
The Workingmen's Club of Ward 1 Cambridge endorsed J. F. Downey for Representative in Middlesex. Members praised his work in lowering workingmen's train fares in the Legislature and the club planned a house to house canvass in his district bid.
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Workingmen’s Club
Ward 1
Cambridge
J. F. Downey
Middlesex
McCarthy
Downey
Britons Praise Harvard Pluck In Cambridge Boat Race
London reports praise for Harvard and Cambridge after the race. The Daily Mail calls the Americans gallant losers and worthy of universal admiration, noting English oarsmanship remains prestigious and Harvard shown good sportsmanship.
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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 outing at Galloup’s Grove drew about 500 attendees from Roxbury Crossing. Transportation left at 10 with a midday feast at 1 after exploration and socializing, followed by light sports and informal talks. 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 Across Boston District Ten
Senator Edward L. Logan held a strenuous Sunday touring South Boston Dorchester Quincy and Roxbury addressing large Democrat gatherings. Joseph F. O’Connell issued a contrasting statement and planned further campaigning with his brother D T O’Connell predicting a large majority and a sweeping victory for Dorchester wards and South Boston.
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Edward L. Logan
Boston
Dorchester
Quincy
Roxbury
Michael F. Curran
Mitchell Club
Ward 14
Logan
Powhatan Club
John B. Cadigan
O’connell
Senator Logan
Jackson Club
Ward 20
Joseph F. O’connell
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Amercan
United States
Friends of Labor
South Boston
Madison
South
Young Men’s Club
Meeting House Hill
O'Connell
Dorchester Music Hall
Field’s Corner
D. T. O’connell
Milton
Ward 17
Knights of Brendan Plan for Irish Concert
The Knights of Brendan formed a committee to organize the annual Irish music concert whose proceeds fund an Irish choral society. They also asked the School Board to consider Irish subjects in night school lecture plans.
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Knights OF Brendan
Colonel McMasters Challenges Moran in Statewide Campaign
Colonel William H. McMasters editor of the Commonwealth says he will enter the campaign against District Attorney John B. Moran. He plans to stump the State and offers to debate Moran, promising lively personalities and a large turnout if Moran accepts.
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William H. McMasters
the Commonwealth
John B. Moran
McMasters
Henry M. Whitney
Colonel McMasters
Moran
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la Grande Trappe de Mortagne
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Head OF Light CO
C. K. Wooster
Essex
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Genuire
Cyrus Wl Davis
Dan
Cox
Phare
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Cyrus W. Davis
Indorsed Downey
Ward
Galloup’s Grove
New
Ingland Onservatory OF Music
Mass
George W. Chadwick
America
Pietro Vallini
Milan
Italy
Conservatory
Ralph L. Flanders
Huntington Avenue
M’masters
Pierce
William H. M.masters
van Camp Graham Rolls
van Camp Dairies
Mille Hill
van Camp Graham
Ile
Atand Vantil
Olls
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
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