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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

8

Ex-Mayor All Lies Defends Record In Boston Battle

The former mayor defends his administration against accusations of corruption and mismanagement. He claims press reports distort his statements and calls for state level inquiries, contrasting city Finance Commission findings with alleged state oversights and contract practices. He asserts labor hiring details and contractor choices were misrepresented and urges voters to consider the broader issue.

Boston Finance Commission Lynn State House Rich Board of Aldermen Draper Mr. Storrow Hibbard Ward 18 Willians Farley Harvard John F. Kennedy Old Finance Commission Fitzgerald East Dorchester Brighton

The Charcoal Lozenges For Flatulence Promoted

An old medical article explains flatulence caused by swallowed air and gas from digestion. It praises Stuart’s Charcoal Lozenges as a superior remedy that absorbs gases in stomach and intestines, preventing belching and distension and also aiding bad breath. Free sample offer with address to Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan.

F. A. Stuart Company Stuart Building Marshall, Mich

Fitzgerald and Storrow clash over Dorchester rapid transit policy

In Dorchester and Jamaica Plain, Fitz gerald ridicules rival Storrow amid calls to speed rail expansion. He cites New York four track subways and proposes mayoral action. He accuses Storrow of exploiting media and power to dodge taxes while promising tax relief for city wage earners.

Odd Fellows Hall River and Morton Streets Ward 24 Dorchester Fitzgerald Storrow Boston Witzgerald Strap Hangers Europe New York New York City Hudson East River

Storrow Debates Fitzgerald on Boston Mayoral Campaign

Storrow accuses ex mayor Fitzgerald of misusing campaign space and deflecting to distant locations. He cites testimony about administration waste and challenges Fitzgerald to defend his record while highlighting a new train for Boston and the United Fruit Company critique. The rallies draw large crowds including Italian supporters in Ward 6.

Warfroom Elmwood Street Franklin School Washington Street Fitzgerald Good Government Association Boston Laurence Minot United Fruit Company Fruit Company Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics West Roxbury Mr. Storrow Storrow Dedham St. Paul's Hall Germantown Earle E Quincy House Hibbard John F. Fitzgerald Bureau of Statistics of Labor

Fat Reduction Is No Sin Featured In Beauty Column

An article extols fat reduction for women as a path to beauty noting how a heavier outline can hinder appeal. It promotes Marmola tablets as an effortless option to slim the figure without exercise or dieting, claiming health benefits and low cost from a Detroit supplier.

Marmola Co Detroit Mich

Storrow Backed by Independence League in Major Endorsement

John A. Coulthurst arraigned John F. Fitzgerald at a Wesleyan Hall meeting where Independence League endorsed Storrow by 78 to 1. Coulthurst linked the 1906 hotel liquor referendum to a $5000 fund alleged to influence the Democratic city committee. He pressed Fitzgerald to confirm receipt of the money.

Boston Democratic City Committee of Democratic City Committee John F. Fitzgerald John A. Coulthurst Captain Kidd Independence League City Committee Wesleyan Hall Mr. Storrow Mr. Coulthurst Fitzgerald

Gold Hunters Quit Boston for Ecuador Expedition

Harvard explorer William Bell Taylor leads three Boston men on a gold hunt in Ecuador joining W F Stevens. Russell D Francis and Cecil Colchester depart from Boston after Taylor’s Peru venture. A Harvard party member was killed by Indians during earlier explorations.

Harvard University Peru Boston New York Ecuador State Street William Bell Taylor Harvard Amazon Metry Mr. Taylor Farabee Peabody Museum Russell D. Francis Cecil Colchester

Peary Denies Andree Balloon Remains

Commander Peary, in Bangor, rejects reports of Andree balloon remains found 900 miles north of Prince Albert near Reindeer Lake in the Arctic circle. He insists the Andree expedition never reached the pole.

Bangor Peary Andree Prince Albert Saskatchewan Reindeer Lake Arctic Circle Pole

Gove and Berwin Deny Secret Meeting at Young's Hotel

Reporters claim Jesse Gove and ex-Alderman Berwin from the Hibbard camp wandered into Young's Hotel yesterday noon and visited a private conference high up. Rumor linked them to ex-Mayor Fitzgerald, but both men denied meeting him for weeks and said no discussion with his supporters occurred.

Jesse Gove Berwin Hibbard Young’s Fitzgerald Gove

Kidney Disorders Vanish With Pape's Diuretic

A newspaper ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a rapid cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims relief from back pain, dizziness, and nervous symptoms in a few days and urges readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from any drugstore.

Pape Pape, Thompson & Pape Cincinnati

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