Sanford's Ginger Healthful Aid for All Seasons
Delicious and refreshing remedy praised for appetite, digestion, weakness, nerves, sleep, and travel fatigue. Promoted as a fifty year standard of purity and strength, used for colds, cramps, and everyday ills. Sold by druggists and grocers nationwide.
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Murray Declared GOP Mayor Candidate At Boston Club Endorsement
The Hon. Michael J. Murray secured the Boston Marketmen’s Republican Club endorsement for Mayor of Boston at the Squantum Inn outing. Eighty members and eight ward committee chairs attended, with nonresidents urged to back Murray. Speakers praised his candidacy and urged informed civic duty and clean government.
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Michael J. Murray
Boston
Boston Marketmen’s Republican Club
Squantum Inn
I. F. Woodbury
Mr. Murray
Club
Joseph J. Dennison
Jerome Pettitt
Walter L. Sears
Albert E. Taylor
Walter A. Webster
George B. Gray
Murray
Postoffice Square
George W. Moore
G. W. Moore & Co
North Market Street
Boston ‘Marketmen’s
Republican ‘Club
City Hall
Republican Party
Treasury
Cyrus J. Hatch
Quincy Market
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Charles D
Fisk
W. D. Rudd
W. H. Rudd, Son &Co
Benjamin Plumley
Woodbury & Leighton
Republican Ward
Ward
James N. Thompson
Brighton
Squantum
Brutality Allegations Loom Over State Epileptics Home
Leon McKenzie, after a week’s wandering, fled Palmer and joined a Boston companion. He turned himself in to Deputy Sheriff Nerney at Attleboro, claiming ill treatment by staff at the Palmer home. He says brutal guards and doctors hid assaults as fits, and relatives vow to pursue inquiries.
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Attleboro
Leon McKenzie
Palmer
Boston
John JH. Nerney
McKenzie
Flood
District attorneys press for higher salaries in hearings
A special recess committee of the legislature held another hearing on compensation for state and county officials. Judges and district attorneys including C. T. Davis, French, Swift, Bancroft, Sherman, and Nutter argued that their salaries are inconsonant with their labors.
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Court of Land Registration
C. T. Davis
French
Swift
Bancroft
Middlesex
Sherman
Nutter
Maine State Fair at Lewiston Sept 1–4 highlights attractions
The Maine State fair returns to Lewiston on September 1 through 4 with a strong lineup of attractions a lively midway and first class vaudeville shows. Round trip tickets including park admission are sold at reduced rates at this station and major Boston & Maine stations.
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Boston & Maine
R. R
Boston & Maine Railroad
A Delightful Trip for 2 From Boston to Lake Winnipesaukee
A Boston to Lake Winnipesaukee excursion priced at two dollars sails Saturday September 5. The ride via Boston and Maine Railway lasts about five hours with grand lake views and distant White Mountains including Mt Washington on clear days. Special train departs Boston 8 20 a m with tickets available at 322 Washington Street and Union Station until departure.
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Boston
Sonisdermee
Boston & Maine Railroad
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
City
Washington Street
Union Station
Six Rising Leaders Reshape Republican Party
The decline of the once dominant four opens space for six men Charles R. Saunders George A. Hibbard Eugene N. Foss Dr. George B. Pierce George H. Tinkham and Charles I. Albee to lead. Saunders serves on the Election Commission Hibbard is postmaster Foss failed in a Congressional bid Pierce heads the city committee.
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Big Four
Charles R. Saunders
George A. Hibbard
Eugene N. Foss
George B. Pierce
George H. Tinkham
Charles I. Albee
Saunders
Election Commission
Hibbard
Foss
Congress
Dr. Pierce
Tinkham
Big Six of the Republican Party in Boston politics
Election Commissioner Charles R. Saunders leads a six man slate for Boston Republicans. The group includes Postmaster Hibbard, Eugene N. Foss, ex Alderman George H. Tinkham, Charles I. Albee and Dr. George B. Pierce. They aim to fill the shoes vacated by Jesse M. Gove and gain leadership through reform and organized effort.
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Charles R. Saunders
Hibbard
Eugene N. Foss
George H. Tinkham
Charles I. Albee
Ward 1
George B. Pierce
Mr. Saunders
Clickering
Mr. Hibbard
Mr. Voss
Purdy
Mr. Albee
Mr. Tinkham
Conlin
Aldermen
Albee
Boston
Jesse M. Gove
Foss
Saunders
Beacon Hill
Back Bay
Cambridge
Hart
Postmaster Hibbard
Dorchester
Ward
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Dr. Pierce
Congress
Tinkham
Bates
Republican State Committee
Gove
Campbell
Swallow
Presho
Judge Knocks Governor Down in Arkansas Campaign
In Bismarck Arkansas Judge Carroll J Wood of the state Supreme Court knocked Governor Davis from a campaign speaking stand four feet to the ground. Davis was unharmed and aides restrained further trouble. Wood was arrested on assault and battery charges but later released as the matter was adjusted.
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Little Rock
Ark
Carroll J. Wood
Arkansas Supreme Court
Davis
Bismarck
Wood
Judge Wood
Edison claims cancer cure found in blood transfusion
Edison says he has developed a cancer treatment based on injecting fresh blood from a healthy subject into the patient. He links cancers arising from Roentgen ray burns to those caused by radium exposure and urges surgeons to test the method.
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Dally’s
Autopsy Finds Charles Anderson Burned To Death
The medical examiner states Charles Anderson was burned to death in a fire at his boarding house rear of 21 Tileston street last Monday. Relatives claimed murder for robbery and that $980 and two suits of clothes were missing, but the autopsy found no evidence of foul play.
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Charles Anderson
Tileston Street
Harris
Anderson
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