Somerville Mayoral Result Defeats A P A Candidate
Levi F. Davis the A P A candidate lost to Albion A. Perry by 69 votes in Somerville. The outcome surprised supporters of the A P A with 6969 total votes cast. Perry praised unity against the secret organization and pledged fair governance while Davis spoke of a Republican victory within a closely divided electorate. Father O Brien defended Catholic involvement and urged respect for all faiths.
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A P. A
Somerville
Levi F. G Davis
Albion A. Perry
Citizens
Democracy
Secret Society
Perry
Elijah. A. Morse
Greenhalge
Alderman Downs
G. A. Buce
Fair Somerville
Capen
Sons of Ireland
America
Post
New England
Hoar
Lev
DAVIS
Levi F
Father O'Brien
Father
O’brien
St. Catherine’s Church
Boston
Father O’brien
Mr. Perry
Mr. Davis
Erville
Bruce
Somerville Victory Story Ended A P A Faction Split
The Somerville election brought a large turnout with 6969 ballots as A P A support shifted. Perry won in West Somerville with major crowds at the Central Club. Davis carried wards 1 and 3, while the A P A claimed most minor offices. Jubilation spread through West Somerville as Perry was hailed at Columbia Hall.
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A. P. A. Indorsement
Lso
Davis
Perry
Somerville
Central Club
Glines
West Somerville
Columbian Hat
Columbia Hall
Capen
Tufts College
Albion A. Perry
Salt River
Salt
Cheera
Tremenous
Bowman
The Thought That Killed This Man
A man, fatigued and dizzy, treated himself with cheap pills for illness and died of Bright’s disease. The article warns against unsafe self medication and the fatal consequence of misguided remedies.
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Bright
Liver and kidney disorders blamed for pneumonia deaths
A medical column notes that about 90 percent of deaths from pneumonia Bright's disease and similar complaints stem from liver and kidney derangements. It explains how these organs purify blood and when out of order the blood becomes poisoned and the body's systems fail.
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Bright
Warner's Safe Cure Proclaimed Sole Remedy for Liver and Kidney Ailments
An editorial style claim extols Warner's Safe Cure as the sole reliable remedy for liver and kidney disorders. It asserts pills are ineffective and dangerous, while the product is presented as universally prescribed and backed by thousands of testimonials.
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Warner
Mailers Dance in Grand Union Hall Show of 800 Attendees
The Newspaper Mailers Union held a glittering ball at Odd Fellows Hall with about 800 guests. Grand march led by William G. Hegrber of the Post and his wife. Berkeley Orchestra played from 10 pm into the morning as numerous officials and guests attended.
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Mailers’ Union
I. T. Ui
Odd Fellows
William G. Hegrber
The
Post
South Boston Democrats Rally for Curtis and Quincy
South Boston hosts two large Democratic rallies at Gray's Hall and the Court House. Speakers include Aldermen Flood Moran Lee and Moore. Judge Dean. Ex Representative Hayes. candidates Charles and Quincy, who pledge loyalty to the ticket and criticize Curtis. The crowd applauds and endorses the slate.
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South Boston
Gray's Hall
Court House
Alderman Siovud
Salem D. Charies
Joan B. Moran
Josiah 8. Dean
James E. Hayes
John H. Lee
Michael J. Moore
Joseph F. Conroy
James F. Creed
Flood
Board of Aldermen
Ward 14
Salem D. Charles
Boston Herald
Curtis
John. B. Moran
John B. Moran
Mr. Flood
Boston
Mr. Moran
Mr. Curtis
Smith
George H. Innis
Josiah S. Dean
South
George A. Marden
Mayor Curtis
J. B. Martin
Curt’s
Dean
Hayes
Commonwealth
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
State ‘House
Matchet
Democratic rally in Ward 15 praises Quincy and unity
The Ward 15 Democratic rally drew a crowded courthouse audience led by Judge McNary who praised Josiah Quincy and the party's unity. Speakers included Alderman Wy Flood Owen A Galvin and Representative-elect Reidy, highlighting Quincy's tax reform and municipal plans.
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Court House
William
McNary
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Thomas Wy
Flood
Mc¢Nary
Owen
A. Galvin
Quincy
Democratic Party
Party
Curtis
Finance Commission
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Reidy
McMorrow
Senate
Courtenay Guild
Pigeon Show Opens at Horticultural Hall
The second annual exclusive pigeon show of the Boston Pigeon Association opens today at Horticultural Hall. The event features 1800 birds from across the country including pouters carriers dragoons and fantails awaiting judges awards and scrutiny.
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Horticultural Hall
New York City
Boston Pigeon Association
Holiday Tours to Washington and Atlanta
A Royal Blue line holiday tour departs Boston for Washington D C on Thursday December 26 for seven days with hotel and expenses included. On the same date another Boston departure aims for the Atlanta Exposition taking ten days with stops at Philadelphia Luray Natural Bridge and Chattanooga. Both tours are personally conducted by A J Simmons address 4 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
Washington, D.C
Atlanta Exposition
Philadelphia
Ella Reed Home Lecture Honors Phillips Brooks Legacy
Miss Lillian Whiting spoke at Trinity Chapel in praise of Phillips Brooks and his social efforts linking the Ella Reed Home at Sharon to the Brooks lineage. The Sharon home inspired by a Brooks sermon drew about 200 attendees, raising a neat sum. Julia Ward Howe and Louise Chandler Moulton attended.
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Trinity Church
Lillian Whiting
Trinity Chapel
Brooks
Donald
Cynthia Bates
Phillips Brooks
Miss Whiting
Ella Reed
Sharon
Greenacre
Julia Ward Howe
Louise Chandler Moulton
Twentysixth annual hall of Division 1 A O H held
Five hundred people attended the twenty sixth annual hall of Division 1 A O H in Roughan Hall Charlestown last night. At 9 o clock the grand march began with eighty couples. Notable attendees included John Mc Gowan Jeremiah Dwyer William Wilson Thomas Curley John O'Brien Patrick McDermott James D Doherty James McGonagle and several Misses Nellie Graham Bessie O Hare Jessie Andrews Nellie Collins Agnes Breslin Mary Hayes and others.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
John McGowan
Jeremiah Dwyer
William Wilson
Thomas Curley
John O’brien
Patrick McDermott
James D. Doherty
James McGonagle
Nellie Graham
Bessie O’hare
Jessie Andrews
Roger Carney
Nellie Collins
Charles O’donnell
Patchen Gentry Case Dominates Delegates in Chicago
Chicago December 3 no decisions were handed down tonight by the American Trotting Association. Secretary Steiner said a batch of them would probably be given out tomorrow evening. The case in which R Gentry and Joe Patchen are involved occupied most of the delegates today.
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Chicago
American Trotting Association
Steiner
W Hieh R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Aot
Boston University Football Team Elects Captain After Dinner
Eighteen Boston University players attended a social dinner at Quincy House with Manager E A Perkins presiding. Speakers Clarkson Hughes and Benedict discussed football prospects for the coming year while Jackson and Sherman sold souvenirs. Clarkson was elected captain for the ensuing year.
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Boston University
Quincy House
E. A. Perkins
Messrs. Perkins
Clarkson
Hughes
Benedict
Soles
Messrs
Jackson
Sherman
Deland Chosen Harvard Football Coach
Lorin F. Deland of Heston announced at Harvard football coaches meeting he will become head coach for Harvard's 191? season. The decision was disclosed at the gathering of the Harvard coaching staff.
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Harvard
Lorin F. Deland
Heston
Delivery tricycle model draws Boston attention
The article describes a large delivery tricycle with ample undercover space for clothing bun ches, a red body with the inscription My Cothier on both sides, and notes Mr. Wolf saw similar cycles in London and New York before arranging one for his Boston business, now in good running order and satisfying.
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Wolf
London
New York
City
Metropolis
Boston
GITY BREVITIES AND LOCAL SHOTS
Edward Alves arraigned in Police Court for attempted breaking and entering at Beachmont. case continued to December 7, bonds set at 1000 and he jailed. Wesleyan Hall fair decorations feature rainbow colors for Tremont Temple benefit run by a women’s committee. Walter Emmons, 12, from Charlestown street, injured after falling through a demolition site floor hole and breaking his right leg. John Walker attacked Lawrence with a blackjack at Shawmut avenue room. Walker fled the scene.
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Edward Alves
W. J. Allen
Beachmont
Wesleyan Hall
Tremont ‘Temple
E. F. Bradbury
W. E. Sleeper
E. B. Earle
G. W. Simpson
C. P. Jameson
T. C. Evans
William G. Harris
R. C. Dunn
MacFarland
Walter Emmons
Charlestown Street
Walker
Eh Lawrence
Shawmut Avenue
Evangelistic meetings and mass patriotic event in Boston
The Rev Ralph Gillam leads a noon Evangelistic Association of New England service at Bromfield Street Church with Charles L Estey sings. A grand mass meeting of Boston patriotic women is set for Thursday evening Dec 5 at 745 at People's Temple with soloist Mrs Walter T Bailey and speakers including Rev Mr Dick Rev Mr Higgins Hon George W Penniman and Mr Alfred Blanchard Mrs BE Trask Hill to present campaign facts.
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Ralph Gillam
Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street
Charles L. Estey
Patriotic Women of
Boston
People’s Temple
Walter T. Bailey
Mr Dick
Higgins
George W. Penniman
Alfred Blanchard
BE. Trask Hill
American Wringer Co. Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co at 18 and 18 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangies spring beds and car pet sweepers. Repairs for all wringers and sweepers offered. Mail orders promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 14.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
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