Beware of little extravagances and costly gifts
A Christmas anecdote contrasts spending on gifts with practical value. Two boys compare presents with one claiming ownership of dining chairs and sets meant for the mother, arguing they will use them long after others spoil. The piece warns against pennyworth purchases and leaks that sink ships, noting space limits on prices.
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Pennyworths
Steamship Indianapolis Bound for Seattle After Chicago Voyage
The steamship Indianapolis under Captain John Johnson weighed anchor at Hoboken and set course for Seattle, describing a voyage from Chicago to Seattle that is hailed as one of the most noteworthy feats in steam navigation history.
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New York
Indianapolis
John Johnson
Hoboken
Seattle
Chicago
Texas Farmer Aged 66 Father of 351 Children
Taylor Tex Dec 12 J B Dismuke a Lee county farmer in good health aged 66 and weighing over 200 pounds is described as father of 351 children. He has had three wives with seven children from the first and twelve from the third.
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Taylor, Tex
J. B. Dismuke
Lee County
Dr Pierce's Medicines and Their Claims Publicized
A detailed advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. It touts glycerine as non alcoholic solvent, defends against mercenary frauds, and cites medical endorsements, a pamphlet of extracts, and offers free information from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N Y.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Tie
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N
Largest Vole on Record in Boston Mayoral Election Results
Boston mayoral race shows record turnout with about 95 000 of 112 000 registered voters voting roughly 84 percent. John F Fitzgerald carried 14 of 25 wards and topped Frothingham in most, while Judge Dewey cut into both sides and Jerry Watson drew 18 votes citywide in a municipal ownership bid. Ward 11 Roxbury gave Frothingham a strong showing, and Ward 8 favored Fitzgerald despite the Lomasney influence.
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Dewey
Jerry Watson
Ward 8
General Collins
Swallow
Judge Dewey
Ward 10
Frothingham
Witzgerald
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Mr. Frothingham
Senator Callender
Charlestown
Boston
Quincy
Curtis
Seaielies
Jerry
Watson
McNary
Lomasney's Defection Darkens Fitzgerald Victory Hope
Reports detail Lomasney's break with Fitzgerald amid ward by ward shifts in Boston. Ex-Mayor Curtis and Jesse Gove advised, yet Lomasney refused to back Frothingham, pledging to block the mayor's agenda even in defeat. Democratic leaders doubt success of Republican tinkering at the State House.
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Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Mayo
Jesse Gove
Boston
Edwin A. Curtis
Frothingham
Guild
Ward
HH. HH. Atwood
M. M. Lomasney
Curtis
State House
Lomasrey
Edward J. Donovan
Collins
Fitzgerald Says Boston Victory Ends Hoodoo for Democrats
W T A Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee hails a Boston victory. John F Fitzgerald retains his record of victories and ends the belief that four years of Democratic rule must be followed by two years of Republican rule. He credits the candidate's energy and endurance.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Faster Pacific routes for New England travelers advertised
New England travelers to Southern California reach Los Angeles and nearby points quicker via the Los Angeles Limited of the Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific and Salt Lake Route, while San Francisco and other California and Oregon points are served by the Famous Overland Limited of the same lines and Southern Pacific. The ads promise faster, first class and tourist tickets at low rates, with J. B. Brittain, General Agent, 00 Washington St Boston, handling bookings.
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New England
California
Los Angeles
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Oregon
Overland Limited
Southern Pacific
J. B. Brittain
Washington St
Boston
Minard’s Liniment Praised by Providence Man
A Providence reader writes thanks for Minard’s Liniment curative effect on his father’s rheumatism. The letter claims full recovery of a paralyzed arm after six months of pain and failed treatments. Advert claims promote Minard’s Liniment as an antiseptic external remedy for rheumatism neuralgia pleurisy and many pains with a price note on 50 cent bottles.
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Minard
Francis N. Spicola
Penn St
Providence
R. I
Levi Minard
Cuckoo Rye Whisky Explained from Mash to Maturation
The article argues whiskey quality depends on grain sourcing and clean mash and details the distillation process. It describes removing heads and tails, blending by skilled masters, and aging in oak barrels to produce a mellow, healthful whiskey, contrasting with inferior muddy varieties.
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Cuckoo Rye
Political intrigue surrounding Lomasney Fitzgerald and Donovan
The narrative describes Mr. Lomasney shifting loyalty from Mr. Fitzgerald to back Mr. Donovan for Mayor after Mayor Collins' death. Fitzgerald misreads loyalties until it is too late, while Lomasney secretly directs Donovan's campaign. Tensions rise as ward workers call for capitulation, contrasting past clashes with Mayor Quincy.
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Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Collins
E. J. Donovan
Donovan
Mr. Donovan
Frothingham
Curtis
Quincy
Martin
Ward by Ward Political Slates Listed for City Races
The document lists ward by ward candidate slates with party affiliations. Rep tickets appear in wards 1, 10, 11, 12, and 17. Dem tickets show in most other wards including 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 18. Names include Edward C. R. Bagley, Thomas F. Doherty, Joseph Donovan, James Ducey, John McDermott, Philip McGonagle, Bartholomew Brickley, Daniel Kiley, John W. Craig, David Montague, James Noyes, William Chester, Florence Fitzgerald, and others.
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Edward C. R. Bagley
Ernest W. Woodside
Robert BE. Sexton
Thomas F. Doherty
William G. Donovan
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Joseph E. Donovan
Michael J. Eagan
Thomas Fitzgerald
James E. Ducey
John J. Hayes
Wm. FE. Magurn
John J. McDermott
J. Frank O’brien
Joseph M. Sullivan
Philip J. McGonagle
Max L. Rachkowsky
Joseph Santosuosso
Bartholomew A. Brickley
Matthew J. Dacey
William J. Foley
Daniel J. Kiley
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Jacob Rosenberg
John W. Craig
John S. Driscoll
Daniel L. Sullivan
David T. Montague
Malcolm E. Nichols
Charles W. M. Williams
James B. Noyes
Myron E. Pierce
Isaac L. Roberts
Wm. E. Chester
Nathan B. MacLoud
John B. McGregor
Florence H. Fitzgerald
Leo FF. McCullough
Thos. P. MccDavgitt
Thomas FF. Googan
Patrick B. McGrath
John Troy
James J. Hughes
Hugh Mealey, Jr
Patrick H. O'Connor
Michael J. Collins
John D. McGivern
John P. Noonan
Ward
James J. Conboy
Wm. J. Gleason
Thomas M. Joxvce
Ward by ward candidates listed for city elections
The document lists candidates by ward with party affiliations: Ward 18 Barrett Curley Good all Democrats. Ward 19 Kelley Madden Murphy Democrats. Ward 20 Beatty Bramhall Clark Republicans. Ward 21 Ferguson George Warner Republicans. Ward 22 Crook Howes Wentworth Republicans. Ward 23 Carruth Leonard Fowler Republicans. Ward 24 Clark Green Willcut Republicans. Ward 25 Case Richardson Webster Republicans.
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Williiam J. Barrett
Daniel J. Curley, Jr
Joseph P. Good
James J. Kelley
Samuel J. Madden
Timothy F. Murphy
Charles E. Beatty
Wm. S. Bramhall
Charles A. Clark
Daniel J. Ferguson
KE. Howard George
Fred P. Warner
John E. Crook
William F. Howes
Joseph H. Wentworth
George W. Carruth
J. Henry Leonard
Harry B. Fowler
William C. Clark
Edward M. Green
William B. Willcut
Ward
William E. Case
Edward M. Richardson
Edward C. Webster
Iron Worker Fatally Injured In 40-Foot Fall
Providence report states John Hammond a structural iron worker on the new post office building fell forty feet at work and is believed fatally injured.
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Providence
R. I
John Hammond
Ex-Mayor Josiah Quincy Endorses Fitzgerald Victory
Ex mayor Josiah Quincy praises Fitzgerald after a decisive primary win and large 8000 vote plurality. He asserts party unity, predicts honest efficient leadership, and disputes fears of Democratic disruption.
Direct to You Callahan Home Whiskey Offer
Trademarked ad touts Callahan Home Whiskey sold direct to customers to cut middleman profits. Four quarts for $3, with ten-year aged blended whiskey shipped prepaid to New England rail points. If unsatisfied, customer can return case for a full refund. company bears all risk. John F. Callahan & Co., Boston address and old reliable firm backing.
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Callahan Home
Callahan
Express
New England
John F. Callahan & Co
Federal St
Boston
Mass
Bradstreet’s and Dun’s Mercantile Agencies
National Shawmut Bank of Boston
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