A Society Lady's Letter on Peruna in Kansas City
A Kansas City society woman testifies that one bottle of Peruna cured her after winters of severe colds and catarrh. The ad cites Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio offering free treatment directions and promotes Peruna as a remedy for catarrh, coughs, bronchitis, and winter illnesses with testimonials from multiple users.
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Blanche Myer
Hartman
Columbus
Peruna Medicine Co
Ohio
May Thompson
Kirkland
Wis
Wirk
Boston’s paving graft allegations target Payson and street dept
A Boston protest blasts Mayor Hart’s administration for alleged paving corruption. It accuses Superintendent Payson and the street department of cronyism, bid rigging, and favoritism toward the Payson Libby network, citing cement joint streets, inflated costs, and suppressed competition. Strong named figures include Darius N. Payson, Albert A. Libby, Frank Batcheller, William Fogarty, Dennis F. OConnell, Theodore Payson, and Samuel Payson. The piece alleges contracts, kickbacks, and noncompetitive bids totaling tens of thousands of dollars.
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Public Buildings Department
Amos Towle
Master ‘Teamsters’ Association
Hart
Boston
John A. Kellher
Wheeler
Darius N. Payson
Albert A. Libby
Albert A. Libby & Co
Dennis F. O'Connell
Payson Syndicate, Limited
Wells
M Nary and Naphen Rally for Collins Tickets in Boston
The Dorchester Old Court House sufficiency issue triggered a large Democratic meeting backing General Collins for Mayor and Salem D. Charles for Street Commissioner. Speakers stressed harbor development, city street improvements, and transit relief for Boston amid calls for funding from city and state levels.
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Old Court House
Dorchester Street
P. A. Collins
Salem D. Charles
Daniel V. McIsaac
William S. McNary
Democratic State Committee
McNary
Eer
Collins
Boston
Congress
Hart
Fort Point
Charles River
State Street
Devonshire
Broad
India Streets
Decline in Tuberculosis Deaths Cited in Mortality Bulletin
The latest United States Mortality Bulletin reports a marked drop in Consumption deaths from 245 per 100000 a decade ago to about 1 now. Life expectancy has risen from 31 1-10 to 35 2-10 years, attributed to a science of treatment led by Dr. T A Slocum and his Free Trip Treatment promoting cures for Consumption, Catarrh, and related lung diseases.
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Alla Schwandt
Jennie Cable
Spokane
Wash
Hartman
Peruna
Manalin
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
United States
America
T. A. Slocum
Rally in Ward 8 backs Collins for Mayor
A spirited Ward 8 rally at the ward room on Blossom Street supported Patrick A. Collins for mayor. Daniel J. Kiley, Common Council president, presided as speakers praised Collins and district leaders urged voters, citing strong congressional interest and a pledge against hollow promises.
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Blossom Street
Ion
Patrick A. Collins
Daniel J. Kiley
Common Council
John F. Fitzgerald
P. A. Collins
Congress
Washington
General Collins
Ward
Hart
Republicans for Collins Ward 18 meeting at Grand Army Hall
Independent Republican Club in Boston held a large meeting last night near Dudley Street transfer station. Speakers praised General Collins and attacked Mayor Hart, highlighting hospital funding and city debts while endorsing Doyle for alderman and urging Democratic support for Collins.
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Ward 18
Independent Republican Club
Grand Army Hall
Dudley Street
William 8. McKenney
Messrs
M. L. Jennings
James A. Watson
James H. Doyle
John 8. Barnett
F. A. MecAlduff
Thomas A. Mullen
John A. Sullivan
Salem D. Charles
Boston
Hart
Collins
Bath
Leary
City Hospital
Doyle
General Collins
Barnhard
Aldermen
Senate Soule
Myers
Berle
Harmony in Ward 20 Democrats rally for Collins in Dorchester
An enthusiastic Ward 20 Democratic Club gathering in Dorchester attacked the Republican city administration and ratified General Collins for mayor and the Democratic slate. James J. Byrnes presided while Joseph F. OConnell, aligned with the ward opposition, spoke before pledging support.
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Rocens
Dorchester
General Collins
James J. Byrnes
Joseph F
O'Connell
Democratic rally fans major support for Collins slate
The article reports a strong show of support for General Collins and the Democratic slate. John Shea, seeking Common Council, received a hearty reception and delivered a ringing speech denouncing Mayor Hart.Treasurer James McElroy and other members endorsed the sentiments as committees were formed to boost Democratic turnout in their wards.
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Collins
John Shea
Common Council
Hart
Dorchester Rally Urges Support for Collins and Candidates
Speakers urged voters to back General Collins and all regular alderman, Common Council, school committee, and street commissioner candidates. Attendees included J Murray Pakulski John A Cronin Thomas F Glynn and W L Grady. A second rally by the Ward 20 Tremocratic Club will be Sunday at 3 PM at Music Hall Field's Corner.
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Dorchester
General Collins
Common Council
School Committee
J. Murray Pakulski
John A. Cronin
Thomas F. Glynn
W. L. Grady
Music Hall
Field’s Corner
How Ward 8 Voted in 1899 City Election Inquiry
A Boston reader asks the Post to publish how Ward 8 voted in the last city election held in 1899. The letter is dated December 5, 1901, signed by Ss. Freedman, requesting the information for the paper’s next issue.
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Ward 8
the Post
Ss. Freedman
Columbia Theatre Associates Endorses Mayoral Candidate
The Columbia Theatre Associates with 75 members met at the Columbia Theatre last night. After lengthy discussion, they unanimously endorsed Hon. P. A. Collins for Mayor and James Doyle, Michael W. Norris, and Patrick A. Bowen for Aldermen. The group includes theatre employees and South End business men, and they plan to aid Mr. Collins in the coming election.
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Columbia Theatre Associates
Columbia Theatre
P. A. Collins
James Doyle
Michael W. Norris
Patrick A. Bowen
South End
Collins
Italians Favor Collins At North End Smoke Talk
At a smoke talk last night in the North End, 28 Italian Republican voters were present and decided to vote for General Collins.
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North End
Collins
Injuries Reported After Night Falls Walkways Incident
James Brody of Randolph Massachusetts 34 found on car tracks on Kneeland street with alcohol intoxication and a fractured left ankle at City Hospital. John Sullivan 65 of Arlington found in a doorway on Chardon street with a badly fractured right ankle after a fall at City Hospital. Michael W Murphy of 51 Woodbine street slipped on front steps yesterday afternoon and fractured several ribs at Emergency Hospital.
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James Brody
Randolph
Mass
Kneeland Street
City Hospital
John Sullivan
Arlington
Chardon Street
Michael W. Murphy
Woodbine Street
Emergency
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