Peruna touted as internal cure for catarrh by congressman
Congressman John L. Sheppard cites Peruna as a universal internal remedy for catarrh. The ad claims catarrh resists local cures and can be eradicated with Peruna, featuring testimonials from Rudolph M. Patterson Adolph M. Patterson Camillus Senne William Bauer and others, plus an offer for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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John L. Sheppard
Congress
Texas
Hartman
Pertna
Perunna
Rudolph M. Patterson
Chicago
Ill
Adolph M. Patterson
Camillus Senne
West 129Th Street
New York
William Bauer
Burton
Ginner and Miller
Wm. Bauer
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus,o
YWCA Seeks 300000 for New Building in Boston
The Young Women's Christian Association appeals to supporters for 300000 to purchase land at Warren Avenue and Clarendon Street and erect a six story building. It will house a gymnasium, domestic science school, employment bureau, and housing for 700 girls, with existing Berkeley and Warrenton Street buildings retained.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Warren Avenue
Clarendon Street
Berkeley
Warrentown
Young Women’s Christian Association In
America
Boston
Wly
Association
Warrenton Street
Employment Bureau
Domestic Science and Christian Work
THE
Boston Young Women's Christian Association
End of Coal Strike in Sight Report Emerges
Harrisburg dispatch notes private source information that a major firm has decided on settlement and will announce soon. The Telegraph reports orders for coal may be filled earlier than expected due to prospects of an early settlement. The United States Bunting Company is highlighted for offering coal at $6.50 a ton to families of workers, saving about $1100 at today's prices.
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United States
Harrisburg
Penn
New York
United States Bunting Company
Miners to Decide on Proposals in Wilkes Barre
President Mitchell stated that any operator overtures on the miners strike would be shown to a miners convention and the decision to accept or reject would rest with the miners.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mitchell
Coal price surge hits Lowell markets
Price of coal climbs from 10 to 12 dollars a ton in Lowell with Monday retail price at 9 dollars. Dealers warn of further increases and limited supply. Demand for stone coal and coke exceeds shipments while wood costs rise as stocks run low.
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Lowell
Welsh Coal Arrives in New York During Strike
The first consignment of Welsh anthracite coal reached New York aboard the Devonshire from Swansea, with a second shipment expected on the Glencoe. About 8,000 tons are involved, and orders for hundreds of thousands of tons are reported, with 20 000 to 30 000 tons set for immediate shipment to the city.
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New York
Devonshire
Swansea
Wales
Glencoe
Lowell Solves Coal Problem with Buckwheat Mix
Purchasing Agent Rourke orders Buckwheat coal mixed with soft coal to cover the city’s supply until hard coal prices normalize. He bought a quantity in Boston, noting Buckwheat coal is fine screenings residue that requires mixing with coarser fuel to burn efficiently.
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Lowell
Rourke
Boston
Mayors Move to Woo Crosby for Lieutenant Governor
Boston mayor Josiah Quincy meets Democratic leaders before a New York trip to press ex- Representative John C. Crosby to reconsider a run for Lieutenant Governor. The committee weighs strong Western candidates, while Republican concerns focus on three Boston names on the ticket.
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Josiah Quincy
New York
Boston
John C. Crosby
Quincy
Gaston
Crosby
Crosby To Reconsider. In the Event of Mr. Crosby
Bates, Guild
Olin
William L. Douglas
Brockton
Charles FE. Hibbard
Pittsfield
Benjamin E. Cook
Northampton
George TD. Eldredge
Chicopee
Philip J. O’connell
Worcester
Massachusetts Democracy
Leary Defends Caucus Proceedings in Winthrop Row
Michael J. Leary denounces Philip Tworoger claims about an assault and explains his objections to the call outside the hall. He cites demand for regular lawful caucus procedure, access for representatives, and a permit issue by Winthrop officials as the real obstacle.
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Conry
Philip Tworoger
Winthrop
Michael J. Leary
Ward 2
Tworoger
Leary
Keliher
Boston
Kelcher
Mr. Tworoger
Fels-Naptha Claims Quick Blood Stain Removal
Advertises Fels-Naptha soap as removing blood stains entirely and easily, claiming no other soap in the world works as quickly.
Gaston Takes Rest Ahead of Campaign for Governor
Democratic Governor candidate William A. Gaston leaves town for his North Haven summer home for several days rest. He plans a vigorous statewide campaign run by the Democratic State committee with personal headquarters at 4 Liberty Square and rallies in major towns after the Republican caucuses.
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William A. Gaston
North Haven
Democratic State Committee
Liberty Square
Quincy
Gaston
Democratic Party
Boston
Dorchester Rally Backs Pierce for Senate at Draper Hall
Dorchester held a rally at Draper Hall endorsing George B. Pierce for the Senate. Presiding James Callahan introduced speaker Edward B. Callender who praised Pierce. James J. Higgins criticized Wilbur F. Adams’s aldermanic record. Robert Turner also spoke.
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Draper Hall
Dorchester
George B. Pierce
Senate
James Callahan
Edward B. Callender
Pierce
James J. Higgins
Wilbur F. Adams
Boston Board of Aldermen
Robert Turner
Foss Rally at 126 Dartmouth Street Draws Notables
A Foss gathering at 126 Dartmouth Street featured speeches by ex Councilman George S. Brooks J J Gillespie and Malcolm E Nichols. Foss urged reciprocity with Canada and called for business leaders to return to Congress over lawyers.
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Foss
Dartmouth Street
George S. Brooks
J. J. Gillespie
Malcolm E. Nichols
Headache Relief Claim From Catarrhal Powder Ad
A testimonial for Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder states One application gives instant relief clears nasal passages and stops head pain The ad portrays the product as quick safe and sure and claims it never fails to cure
Feud Over Hair and Hats Ends with $1 Fine
In West Roxbury District Court Judge Howard hears a clash between the Burns and Martins from Roslindale over alleged assault and battery. After witness testimony, Mrs Burns is fined one dollar and Miss Burns is acquitted as both sides recount the scuffle on the Burns home premises.
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Burns
Katie
Sutton Street
Roslindale
Martin
West Roxbury District Court
Howard
Martins
Burnses
Marconi
Miss Burns
Mrs. Martin
Martin House
Mrs. Burns
Foreman O Neil Suspended Over Campaign Support
John W. O Neil foreman of the paying department was suspended yesterday. A Charles town resident and supporter of J A Dennison, his suspension was linked by friends to his campaign backing while officials cited inattention to work at City Hall.
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John W. O'Neil
O'Neil
Charlestown
J. A. Dennison
City Hall
Call for Laborers at Navy Yard
A call was sent out yesterday from the Boston Navy Yard for 90 laborers in the yards and docks department. Veterans could previously get work, but the veterans' list is exhausted, opening opportunities to outsiders for the first time since 1891.
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Boston Navy
Hogan Petition Dismissed in Mandamus Case
The petition by John J. Hogan to compel election commissioners to recognize him as a board member was dismissed by Judge Hammond in the Supreme Court. Counsel for Hogan assented to the dismissal and plans to seek review before the full court on certiorari non pendens.
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John.j. Hogan
Hammond
Supreme Court
New West End Bond Issue Authorized for Rail Line
The railroad commissioners issued an order allowing West End Street Railway Company to issue bonds up to 8,599,000 dollars at par. The bonds will mature in 30 years and bear interest at 4 percent annually.
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West End Street Railway Company
Radams Microbe Killer Promoted as Cure-All Remedy
An advertisement touts Radams Microbe Killer as a universal cure for all blood diseases and chronic illnesses. It claims to stop fermentation and destroy germs for catarrh consumption cancer and rheumatism and to aid sores cuts burns and bruises with antiseptic strength. Boston office contact at 889 Washington St.
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RADAM
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Peruna
Bunting Company
Welsh Coal
Ghosby
M. J. Leary
Philip J. Tworoger
Tikva
Altsslink
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n
St. Louis
U. S.A
Falk
Katie Burns
West Roxbury Court
Foreman O’neil
Navy Yard
Hogan
West End
Wm. Radamees Killer Co
Washington St
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