Williams argues case for Conry in Massachusetts district
In Washington, George Fred Williams testifies before House election committee 1 on Joseph A. Conry’s bid for the ninth Massachusetts seat, charging forged telegrams and fraud in Ward 8. He alleges Democratic bosses and Lomasney manipulated the vote, swaying thousands and undermining Keliher’s 1902 victory.
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Washington
Ward 8
Boston
George Fred Williams
Election Committee
House
Joseph A. Conry
Congress
Massachusetts
John A. Keliher
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Keliher
McCall
Tirrell
Ames
Thayer and Sullivan
James R. Mann
Chicago
Williams
Conry
Griggs
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Kelcher
Tots Sleep in Zero Temp at Boston Convalescent Center
In Whalley Massachusetts convalescents from Boston's Children’s Hospital sleep in a four degree cold open ward with sliding wooden walls. Twenty six children with spinal or hip disease show marked improvement under the experiment. They wear flannel gowns and hoods, receive frequent nourishment, and are moved to a warm room at 7 each morning for bathing and dressing.
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Whllesley
Children’s Hospital of
Boston
Convalescent
Extraordinary case of constipation finally relieved by Iron-Ox
J W Cottom of Winchester Indiana after 66 years of chronic constipation reports daily evacuations after using Iron Ox Tablets. The ads claim the product stimulates stomach and bowels while toning digestion and purging impurities, presenting Iron Ox as a tonic laxative and system builder. Patients are urged to buy fifty tablets for 25 cents from druggists or Iron Ox Remedy Co Detroit Michigan.
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J. W. Cottom
Winchester
Ind
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Dr. Miles
DR. Miles Medical CO
Chelsea Republican City Committee Elects 1904 Officers
The Chelsea Republican city committee for 1904 met and organized with President E. Walter Everett First Vice President Henry F. Logan Second Vice President Charles A. Norris Secretary Frederick Blandford Assistant Secretary B P Nicholls Treasurer Edwin C Crafts Executive Committee H L Hall M L Young Arthur E Gates BE C Crafts C A Norris C H Wilkinson A resolution was adopted commending Congressman Ernest W Roberts and pledging support for a third term.
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Chelsea
Republican City Committee
E. Walter Everett
Henry F. Logan
Charles A. Norris
Frederick Blandford
B. P. Nicholls
Edwin C. Crafts
H. L. Hall
M. L. Young
Arthur E. Gates
BE. C. Crafts
C. A. Norris
C. H. Wilkinson
Ernest W. Roberts
Spanish War Veteran Gosse to be Buried in Mt Hope Lot
The unclaimed body of Edward B. Gosse, a Spanish war veteran who died by accidental asphyxiation Saturday night, will be buried in the Spanish War Veterans lot at Mt. Hope Cemetery. After reading the Post story, Sgt. J. Leo McDonald and burial agents Hapgood and Major Murray arranged for interment with L. S. W. V. representatives visiting Jones's undertaking to prepare for the burial, though a date has not yet been set.
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Republican Party
Ward 8
Lomasney
Jones’s
Edward B. Gosse
Mt. Hope Cemetery
J. Leo McDonald
Leslie F. Hunting
Cambridge
Hapgood
Murray
Jones
Hugh Bancroft
Fresh Air Only Cure for Consumption, Says Tuberculosis Expert
Dr Adolphus Knopf of New York declares no medicine can cure consumption and fresh air is the only remedy. He warns consumptives become outcasts under current rules, urges gloves for cuspiders, warns against coughing in public, and notes infection via kissing and shared objects. Dr BE Otis urges city provision for the poor consumptive in Boston.
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Adolphus Knopf
New York
Twentieth Century Club
Boston Society For the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis
BE. O. Otis
Take the Car Ahead Illegal Says Brooklyn Court
In a test case on street car passenger duties the Brooklyn appellate division of the Supreme Court ruled passengers must be carried to the end of the route shown by the car signboard. Judge Jenks wrote the decision, signaling relevance to many similar cases pending in the courts.
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Brooklyn Supreme Court
New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Jenks
Real Estate Exchange Elects Officers After Annual Meeting
The Real Estate Exchange held its annual gathering at the Appleton building, Liberty Square, with large attendance. President Watson G. Cutter presided. Treasurer Frederic H. Viaux delivered the financial report. officers elected include Henry Parkman, Charles S. Rackemann, John Mason Little, Charles W. Whittier, Francis Peabody Jr, Lessie Wead, Charles Francis Adams, Horace S. Crowell 2d, Henry Bennett, Joseph B. Russell, George Cabot, Arthur F. Estabrook, George Barrenhs, William A. Gaston, and Frederic H. Viaux. Henry Whitmore re-elected clerk.
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Real Estate Exchange
Appleton Building
Liberty Square
Watson G. Cutter
Frederic H. Viaux
Exchange
Boston
Henry Parkman
Charles S. Rackemann
John Mason
Little Charles W. Whittier
Francis Peabody, Jr
Lessie
Wead
Charles Francis Adams
Horace
Crowell
Henry ‘ Bennett
Joseph B. Russell
George Cabot
Arthur F. Estabrook
George Barren
William A. Gaston Frederic H. Viaux
Henry Whitmore
B and A Relief Association Ball Sets New Attendance Record
The sixth grand ball of the Boston and Albany Railroad Relief Association at Paine Memorial Hall drew three hundred couples. President E. J. Hiller led the grand march and acted as floor marshal. Floor director was F. J. McLean with many association members present. Invitations went to Aldermen O'Toole Bowen Curley and Roxbury ward representatives. Michael P. Daly chaired Ward 18 committee as floor director.
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D. O'Neil
A. G. Buchanan
F. B. Whitcomb
D. J. Maloney
C. F. Adams
C. H. Bennett
H. Grimes
D. J. Connell
D. F. Martin
O. D. McClelland
O’toole
Bowen and Curley
Roxbury
Michael P. Daly
Warwick Associates Hold Poverty Party Tonight
The Warwick Associates will hold their fourth poverty party at Armory Hall Roxbury this evening. The organization is composed of young Democrats of Roxbury dis-
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Warwick Associates
Armory Hall
Roxbury
Ten of Us Club Dines at Hotel Revere Gathering
The Ten of Us Club held its regular monthly dinner at Hotel Revere last night, with members enjoying the catered meal and fellowship.
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Ten of Us
Hotel Revere
Stage Matters in Boston Theatres Diverse Engagements and Open Week
A dense Boston theatre roundup notes Mildred Holland in The Triumph of an Empress at the Majestic and praise for supporting players James E. Wilson A. S. Lipman John T. Sullivan Dorothy Rossmore Violet Rand. Mile. Guerrero stays at the Columbia for a week. There and Back ends its engagement next Saturday. Nance O Neil opens Magda next week. An English Daisy continues at Globe Theatre. Checkers at Boston Theatre earns local praise. De Wolf Hopper Mr Pickwick at Tremont. Rogers Brothers in London at Hollis. Paul Revere at Grand Opera House. Midnight Marriage to follow. Sky Farm repeats at Music Hall. After Midnight upcoming. Richard Mansfield in Old Heidelberg at Colonial. Fritzi Scheff in Babette forthcoming. William Faversham in Mr Sheridan at Park. Whitewashing of Julia at Empire Theatre Jan 1. Garrett O Magh features Castle Square stock. Alice of Old Vincennes next. Boys of New York at Bowdoin Square. Trapped by Treachery next. Wife in Name Only at Hub draws crowds. Escaped from Sing Sing to follow. Keiths houses juvenile acts with Buster Keaton and others. Sidney Drew to appear next week. Charmion farewell performances at Howard. Knickerbockers at Lyceum. Palace burlesque and vaudeville strong. Hindoo fakirs draw crowds at Austin Stone. Bowen the great illusionist at Nickelodeon. George Grossmith sails for America, Jordan Hall late month. Clemens organ recital at Symphony Hall features varied standard works. William Collier rumored in Boston.
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Mildred Holland
Catherine
Majestic
James E. Wilson
A. S. Lipman
John T. Sullivan
Dorothy Rossmore
Violet Rand
Mile. Guerrero
Columbia
Nance O'Neil
Magda
Globe Theatre
Charles A. Bigelow
Christie MacDonald
Sky Farm
Music Hall
Richard Mansfield
Colonial
Old Heidelberg
Fritzi Scheff
William Faversham
Mr. Sheridan
Fay Davis
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Guy Standing
Julia
Garrett O'Magh
Castle Square
Alice
Old Vincennes
Boys of
New York
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Will Phillips
Hub
Wife
Sing Sing
Boston
Keith
Sidney Drew
Charmion
the Howard
Knickerbocker
Liyceum
The
Palace
Frank B. Carr
George Grossmith
America
Grossmith
Mudgett
Jordan Hall
Symphony Hall
Charlies E. Clemens
William Collier
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MR. Pickwick
Charles Dickens
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Syd Eee
Concord
Florence Bindley
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Colonial Theatre
Richard Mansfef
Babette
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Tuileries
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Toledo
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Walker's Museum
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Weston Sisters
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Lillian de Witt
Walnut Associates
Odd Fellows’ Hall
River St
Milton Lower Mills
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