Saratoga Lincoln Water Boosts Urinary Calculi Cure
A Boston traveler reports severe back and bladder pain from urinary calculi. After using Lincoln Spring Water, he passes multiple stones and experiences restored health. Dr. Pitt confirms the treatment's success and praises Saratoga Lincoln Water.
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Boston
Mass
Lincoln Spring CO
Cornhill
Saratoga
Lincoln
Bright
Pitt
Lons
A. G. Halsey
June Jet
Saratoga Lincoln
Halsey
J. S. Pitt, M. D
Back Bay Theft Highlights Sneak Burglary
Police report a Commonwealth avenue burglary by a thief using a false key. At 382 Commonwealth Avenue Frank Cavanaugh and Herbert Dudley were robbed of a diamond stud valued at 150 dollars plus cuff buttons enamel buttons silver buttons a gold pencil a gold scarf pin and a double breasted overcoat. the thief fled before finishing the loot.
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South End
Roxbury
Back
Station 16
Commonwealth Avenue
Frank Cavanaugh
Herbert Dudley
Cavanaugh
Dudley
Division officers elected for Riddle Hall Division 39
In Riddle Hall Division 39 officers were installed with Michael Cav anagh as president and Patrick Hayes as vice president. George Reardon, James Hanrihan, Peter McNeilly, P W Rose and Patrick O'Brien filled secretary and other posts. The literary committee announced a planned entertainment and readings were given by Hayes Harrington Burns Corbett and Jordan.
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Riddle Hall
Michael J. Cavanagh
Patrick W. Hayes
George A. Reardon
James E. Hanrihan
Peter McNeilly
P. W. Rose
Patrick O’brien
J. C. Dolan
Order
America
P. W. Hayes
Daniel J. Harrington
Peter Burns
P. Corbett
P. W. Jordan
Benefit for Jack Dolan Heads to Kossuth Hall
Friends of Jack Dolan arrange a testimonial at Kossuth Hall on Friday evening February 4. The program features vaudeville acts from leading city theatres and a buck dancing championship of New England with entries closing February 2 to Jack Dolan Howard Atheneum or the Post sports editor.
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Jack Dolan
Kossuth Hall
New England
Howard Atheneum
the Post
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease renewed in six hours by a claimed remedy from Geo. G. Goodwin & Co. The ad touts rapid relief of pain in kidneys and back, with instant water retention relief for both men and women.
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Eyena Geo. G& Goodwin & CO
Callahan and McNary Emerging in Democratic State Slate
Christopher T. Callahan of Holyoke seeks the Democratic State chairmanship with William B. McNary of Boston as secretary. The pair, part of a Boston faction including James E. Hayes and others, pursue a slate amid secrecy as the State committee plans to organize next Saturday.
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Holyoke
McNary
South Boston
Christopher T. Callahan
William 8S. McNary
Boston
Democratic State Committee
George
Messrs
Hayes
Daly
Quinn
State Committee
Democratic
Callahan
M’nary
Mr. Williams
Americanism and national unity at a Massachusetts banquet
Speakers condemned war while urging peace and prosperity. They praised young Americans for readiness to defend the nation, urged real patriotism, unity of capital and labor, and asserted humane Massachusetts laws must stand. Attorney-General Knowlton closed with light wit and firm resolve.
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Sumter
Abraham Lincoln
Blackmar
Sheridan
Councillor Isaac Allen to leave Governor's Council
The Hon. Isaac B. Allen plans retirement from the Governor's Council tomorrow and reveals plans for a free reading room for young men, a real estate office, and future work for his race. He recalls bribe attempts, defends his honor, and notes a cherished council chair gift from Governor Wolcott.
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Isaac B. Allen
Governor’s Council
Post
Ebenezer. Baptist Church
Republican Party
Ebenezer Church
Allen
Boston
Mr. Allen
Northampton Street
Rien
South End
Washington Street
Court Street
Beacon Ill
Council
Crane
Councillor Allen
Governor Wolcott
Europe
Griffith Breaks With Hanna Over Senate Vote
J E Griffith reverses from supporting Hanna after condemning conduct toward his wife and vows to back a Republican other than Hanna for U S Senator. Hanna disputes the letter, triggering sharp reaction among Hanna supporters and rival workers.
Weavers Strike at Shove and King Philip Mills
In Fall River today two small strikes occurred after new price lists. About sixty weavers left at Shove mill as wages would drop from 7.50 to 5.50, and King Philip workers disputed roughly 19 percent cuts on some goods. Union officials have not acted yet and a committee interviewed mill officials. A later meeting at Music Hall, presided by John P. Downey, adopted a resolution to provide financial support if New Bedford weavers strike. Meeting adjourned to January 12 amid slim attendance due to notice issues.
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Knowlton
Blackmar
Keith
Thomas
McKinley
Prosperity
Arkwright Club
Massachusetts
Republic
Atlanta
Fall River
New Bedford
Weavers
Shove
King Philip Mills
King Philip
Shore Mill
Music Hall
John P. Downey
Laconia Car Company Forms 600 Freight Cars Contract
The Laconia Car Company has contracted with Boston and Maine to build 600 freight cars 300 coal cars and 200 flats. Operations begin February 1 promising four months of steady work as preparations for full plant resumption proceed in all departments.
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Laconia, N. H
Laconia Car Company Works
Boston & Maine Railroad
Deadlock Expected as Aldermen Set to Elect Chairman
The Board of Aldermen, evenly split with six Democrats and six Republicans, readies for a vote next Monday. Joseph A. Conry is expected to be elected chairman amid Republican-Democrat bargaining over committee posts and yearlong promises.
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Joseph A. Conry
Salem D. Charles
Conry
Charles
James M Coulter Assembly Ball Held in Roxbury
The James M Coulter Assembly of the Royal Society of Good Fellows held its second annual ball at Kossuth Hall Roxbury last evening. About 250 Roxbury and Boston society figures attended the gala event with a grand march led by James T McKenney and Mrs McKenney after a Mil ler's Orchestra concert. Supper at 11 followed by late dancing.
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James M. Coulter
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Kossuth Hall
Roxbury
Boston
Miller
James T. McKenney
Great Massachusets 1898 General Court Opens Today
The Massachusetts General Court of 1898 convenes today with no clerkship contest in the lower house. Republican Senators name Senator Smith of Everett as presiding officer, and Republicans nominate John L Bates for Speaker in the House. Senior Senators Josiah C Bennett and Franklin P Harlow lead. After organizing, both houses meet in joint convention for the oath of office by the Governor.
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Great and General Court of
Massachusetts
Kimball
Senator Smith
Everett
House
John L. Bates
Senate
Josiah C. Bennett
Lynn
Franklin P. Harlow
Whitman
Chamber of the House
Split in Maryland Republicans over Senate seat
Annapolis Md Jan 4 Republicans in the Maryland General Assembly split over caucus actions for officers as the session opens tomorrow. Twelve of Baltimore city’s eighteen members refused to participate while others caucused, seen as protest against Judge McComas for the US Senate seat long held by A P Gorman.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Judge McComas
United States Senate
A. P. Gorman
Formation of A O H Knights Company in Hanover Street
A meeting at A O H Hall Hanover Street formed a new A O H Knights company with thirty six volunteers. Members voted to await Captain T J Burney to drill the unit, noting he is a regular army captain of the Emmet cad Parnell Guards and possesses both old and new drill regulations.
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A. O. H. Hall
Hanover Street
A. O. H. Knights
T. J. Burney
Burney
Emmet Cad Parnell Guards
West Roxbury Transit Meeting Voices Railroad Time Change Complaint
The West Roxbury Citizens Association met at Highland Hall to condemn Providence railroad timetable changes. Residents say the new times inconvenience businesspeople and do not improve school attendance. a committee will press railway authorities to revert to the old schedule until better options are found.
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West Roxbury
Revisions to Boston Hackney Carriage Board Rules
The proposed amendments add licensing rules for hackney carriages and cabs, require July filing, empower the Inspector of Carriages to inspect permits, and allow exemptions for good cause. A new display card for fare rates is mandated, with driver license numbers stamped on copies for passengers. Section renumbering follows these changes.
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Board of Police
Carneues
Thomas Ryan
Governor Bushnell in Toledo talks on Hanna candidacy
Springfield delegation led by Congressman Wolver pressed Governor Bushnell to back Hanna for Senate and warned against Republican defections. Bushnell responded that he has discharged his duty and urged Republicans to settle the race, while pledging loyalty to the office. The visit included a stop at Hanna’s headquarters with remarks from Hanna and other supporters.
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Columbus
Wolver
Springfield
Bushnell
Toledo
Hanna
Republican Party
House
Senate
United States
Grosvenor
Nash
Kurtz
Combine
Somerville Police Chief Reports Twenty Fifth Annual Summary
The Somerville police chief M C Parkhurst submits the twenty-fifth annual report detailing 1632 total arrests in the year, 2484 tramps housed in January February and March, property stolen valued at 4472.67 dollars, and 37 insane felons committed to the asylum. Comparisons show 843 arrests ten years ago and 639 twenty years ago.
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M. C. Parkhurst
Somerville
Police blotter notes two arrests for burglary and larceny
Officers report Cornelius Bailey two year old? arrested for breaking and entering the residence of W. J. Fallon at 179 Cambridge Street on November 24 and larceny of clothing. Charles Tilman 40 was linked to larceny of tow and cornets from Green at 437 Columbus.
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Station 3
Cornelius Bailey
New York
W. J. Fallon
Cambridge Street
VainTcu Ae Fy
Charles Tilman
Columbus
Smith Named Unanimous Choice for Massachusetts Senate President
Hon George E Smith of Everett was unanimously nominated to succeed Congressman George P Lawrence as president of the Massachusetts Senate at a caucus in the State House. Smith has been the sole candidate, and his election was a formality. The gathering also renominated Henry D Coolidge for clerk Rev Edward Dawson for chaplain and Captain John G B Adams for sergeant at arms.
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George E. Smith
Everet
Geor P. Lawrence
Massachusetts Senate
State House
Smith
Roe
Worcester
Gauss
Salem
Bennett
Lynn
George
Haverhill
Holden
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Dallinger
Cambridge
Irwin
Northampton
Lawrence
Henry D. Coolidge
Edward Dawson
John G. B. Adams
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Daniel Coakley
Timothy W. Coakley
Henry A. Thomas
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Frederic T. Greenhalge
Jesus
Griffith
Mr. Hanna
Union County
J. E. Griffith
Fall River Mills
James M. Coulter Association
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Providence
R. IL
John Murphy
Joseph de Armarel
Charles B. Robinson
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Hood
I. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass
W. K. Vanderbilt
Long Island
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Roxbury Trains
All Druggiste
Crrig OF
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Somerville Police Report
Tremont St
Dental CO
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Evening Herald
Transcript and Globe
Tremont Row
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Gillespie—Harris
Charles A. Dinsmore
Charles Bancroft Gillespie
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Adams
Henry Landon Adams
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