Weak Stomach Controls Strength In U S Army Standard
The article argues the army requires sound health and notes that a weak stomach undermines overall strength. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy, sharing testimonials of restored health and urging readers to seek its treatment and the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pierce
Victor I. Hayden
Blackstone
Nottoway Co
Golden
A. C. Jones
Walterboro, Colleton Co
S. C
Dr. Pierce
London Lancet
Joslin and Kane Highlight Key Incriminating Points
Testimony centers on Alpine street meetings and attempts to use repeaters in the caucus. Lawrence Joslin describes how repeaters operated, corroborating his brother Arthur Joslin against Winsloe while Hiram Wilson and John Ryan recount offers of money to stay away, the Robert Newmarch and Lord figures feature in a sprawling tale of notes, cash, and planned cover stories across multiple witnesses.
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Joslin
Kane
Lawrence S. Joslin
Arthur W. Joslin
Alpine Street
Tample A. Winsloe
Hiram Wilson
Winsloe
Rogers
Young's Hotel
Wilson
John W. Ryan
Ryan
Augustus F
Augustus Ryan
T. A. Winsloe
Scanlon
Lord
Roxbury
Maine
Lora
Ned’ Curtis
Newmarch
John Lee
Boston rally erupts in near-riot over Hart remark events
A Boston political rally degenerated into a near riot with Republicans surging, overturning benches, and jeering as Hart supporters clashed with Democrats. Speakers included J A Sullivan and T H Dowd, denouncing Wheeler and Hart while Bisbee letters and party lines were debated amid loud disruptions.
Leaders Speak In Ward 9 At Democratic Rally In Boston
The Franklin Schoolhouse on Washington Street hosted a Ward 9 rally with Representative John J. Gartland introducing Hon. Thomas J. Gargan. Gargan praised Democrats for braving sleet to back party candidates and urged taxpayers to compare past tax bills under Democratic and Republican administrations. He touted Boston’s importance and outlined qualities for the mayor, urging honesty, economy, openness to counsel, and progressive leadership.
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Charles
Hamlin
P. A. Collins
Boston
Hart
Marketmen's Club
Mr. Hamlin
John A. Krett
Salem D. Charles
James A. McGeough
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
David B. Shaw
John A. Sullivan
Thomas H. Dowd
Joseph A. Dennison
Isaac Rosnosky
Charles L Quirk
William A. Murphy Frank J
Ward 7
Ward Room
Church Street
Cabot Street Bath House
Franklin School
Washington Street
Ward 9
John J. Gartland
Collins
Thomas J. Gargan
Gargan
Curtis Guild
Guild
Boston Graft Clash Marks Hart Era in 1902 Talks
The Hon. John A. Keliher and Hon. John F. Fitzgerald address a Boston crowd, attacking Mayor Hart’s administration. Keliher recalls 1899 campaign vows and targets tax limits and school and street services, while Fitzgerald cites rising taxes, growing appropriations, and calls for restraint. Josiah Quincy commends reform and frames this as a people’s case versus Hart.
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John A. Keliher
Hart
Keliher
Bass Point
Boston
Beacon Hill
State House
Wheeler
Jesse Gove
Patrick A. Collins
Josiah Quincy
Mr. Quincy
People of
Thomas N. Hart
Mayo
Grime Wins Fall River Mayoral Race in Quiet Election
In Fall River on December 3, George Grime Republican was elected mayor by 7460 to 2407 over Democrat Michael B. Jones. Susan H. Wixon led the school committee ticket with 3124 votes, and the license measure passed 5577 to 5178. Proposals to extend city clerk tenure to three years and to create a park commission were approved. The city slate includes five Republicans, three Democrats and one independent Republican on Common Council, with School Board choosing two Republicans and one independent Republican.
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Hart
Jackson
Ike Allen
Ike
Norris
Ward 11
Stevens
Collins
Grimpke
J. A. Sullivan
T. H. Dowd
John A. Ryan
Robert Coursey
Asa B. Kountze
Boston
Josiah Quincy
George A. Bisber
Philips Street
Fall River
George Grime
Michael B. Jones
Susan H. Wixon
Park Commission
Morse Reelected Mayor in Marlboro Contest
Marlboro Massachusetts December 3 Walter B Morse Republican incumbent wins mayoral race with 1458 votes while Democrat William E Doyle garners 778. Republican gains extend to Board of Aldermen with four Republicans, two Democrats and one Citizens candidate. School Board remains heavily Republican with 12 of 14 members Republicans and license forces prevail 1324 to 828.
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Marlboro
Mass
Walter B. Morse
William E. Doyle
Citizens
Dr. Greene Offers Free Diagnosis by Mail and Visit
An advertisement invites patients to contact Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston for free diagnosis and special advice. It notes limited slots and no cost to write or call. The doctor seeks chronic cases deemed incurable by others and promises testimonials from grateful readers.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Bryant Wins in Quincy Mayor Race and License Vote
Charles M. Bryant, Citizens' Independent, won the Quincy mayoral race by 161 votes amid four candidates. Republicans won all but three of 23 City Council seats. no-license supporters secured the largest vote to date. Paulist Fathers and Sheriff Pearson led the license opposition. next council to be Republican. City clerk three-year term defeated.
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Quincy
Charles M. Bryant
Citizens’ Independent
Bryant
Pearson
Portland
Republian
A. G. Coffin
Taunton Elects Richard E. Warner Mayor in Landslide
Taunton voters chose Richard E. Warner Republican mayor with a $79 plurality, defeating incumbent Democrat John O Hearne who retires after a lengthy term. Turnout pressed by rain, with yes 3440 and no 1925 on licensing. Temperance activists showed apathy while license supporters cast strong vote.
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Taunton
Richard E. Warner
John O’hearne
O Hearne
Leonard Wins In Lawrence City Election
In Lawrence Massachusetts Republicans won a city election, gaining control of the City Council with five of six Aldermen and ten of eighteen Councilmen. Chester E. Hudson defeated Democratic challenger Paul Hannagan for superintendent of streets by 440 votes, while mayoral votes favored James F. Leonard over Alexander I. Grant. License votes favored Yes over No.
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Lawrence
Mass
Chester E. Hudson
Paul Hannagan
James F. Leonard
Alexander I. Grant
Reelection of Mayor French in Six-Term Victory
In Gloucester on December 3, Mayor W. W. French, Independent Republican, was re elected for a sixth term amid a heated municipal race. The license vote stood Yes 2174 and No 1544, compared with last year’s Yes 2133 and No 1473. Voters also backed extending the city clerk term to three years.
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New Bedford
Mass
Charles A. Ashley
Charles H. Adams
Independent Party
Ashley Party
Alva H. Morrill
Board of Public Works
Gloucester
W. W. French
Willard Y Settlement Fair Draws Crowds in New Quarters
Despite inclement weather the Willard Y settlement at 24 South Russell Street drew a strong crowd to its fair. The three story brick building houses the new quarters while founder leads plans with Miss Sara E. Coates Miss Eleanore Cook and Nellie Frank Hill a noted assistant class superintendent. The event promoted the boarding of young city employees away from home with active support from Elizabeth Chapman and Mrs W. Photo credit to Moulton Fitchburg.
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Willard Y Settlement
South
Russell Street
Cnt
Sara E. Coates
Eleanore Cook
Nellie Frank Hill
Elizabeth Chapman
Moulton
Fitchburg
Christmas Fair Roles Named as Hours End Tonight
E Fraile oversees the refreshment room while Miss Eleanore Cook runs the Christmas tables with aid from Miss Ruth Macurda. The fair closes tonight.
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E. Fraile
Eleanore Cook
Ruth Macurda
Orangeiie Fatigue Fighter Promises Quick Relief
After a long day the product Orangeiie claims to dispel fatigue and restore energy. The ad-style text emphasizes renewed vigor and alertness following distressing nights. The copy aims at busy readers seeking fast daytime boosts.
Cancer Cure Testimonials Across Regions Prompt Urgent Mail Requests
Desperate patients report cure with a home remedy claimed to erase cancer in 10 to 12 days. Testimonials from Geo W. Yost of Easton Illinois, James McMullen of Lebanon Ohio, and Mrs J Woodrow of Crewkerne England endorse rapid, painless results. The firm Dr Curry Cancer Cure Co invites inquiries and promises free information and hundreds of testimonials by mail.
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Geo. W. Yost
Easton
Ill
James McMullen
Lebanon
Ohio
J. Woodrow
Lyne Road
Crewkerne
England
Curry Cancer Cure Co
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