Republicans Face Senatorial Deadlock in State Caucus
The 164 Republicans in the House and Senate held separate caucuses as 23 of 26 Republican Senators and 123 House members attended. Leaders debated rules for a public, open caucus to nominate and elect a United States Senator, amid dissent from 32 members who did not assent to conference deliberations.
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Levi Greenwood
Cushing
United States
Massachusetts
Underhill
Somerville
Clarence Barnes
Mansfield
McCall
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Tona Vita touted by Boston man for nervous debility cure
A Boston man G M Hayes residing at the Quincy House says Tona Vita cured his nervous debility after years of illness and failed medicines. He reports immediate relief and ongoing health improvement attributing the change to the tonic. Reports from dry goods stores in Boston say demand for Tona Vita is rising daily.
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Health Back After Lunds Were Affected
Sufferers from weak lungs or throat troubles should study Eckman's Alterative after reports of recoveries. A testimonial from Mrs. H. K. Bailey of Keyser West Virginia describes a malaria fever case cured after long illness and multiple doctors. The ad asserts effectiveness for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and upbuilding of the system. Available at local druggists with a booklet and further evidence from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Freight carrier Carisbrook Battles Nor’easter at Sea
The Carisbrook, a heavily laden freighter, rode monstrous waves off Nantucket as a hurricane battered the hull for days. Crew battled flooding and a damaged bridge while steering with auxiliary gear. Captain Hunter and 22 men kept the ship on course using stars after losing charts. the vessel docked in Charlestown for temporary repairs.
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Deadlock Looms as Weeks Fight Falls to Two Thirds Rule
Republican lawmakers at the state house struggle to nominate a U S senator under a two thirds voting rule. Weeks supporters face a widened field with Guild Plunkett and McCall as contenders, while attendance and momentum shape the caucus plan for Wednesday.
Vandals Steal Communion Service at Chicago Cathedral
In Chicago on Jan 6, vandals desecrated the altar and stole the communion service from the Episcopal Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul. The loot was found later in a rooming house and two men named Philip Roger and John Valencio were arrested and charged.
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John Valencio
None Strong Enough to Win First Ballot
Post staff writers assess the United States senatorial race after the Republican conference at the State House. They agree no candidate can win on the first ballot, cite Weeks as the leading contender in claimed votes, and foresee a possible deadlock. One writer sees Guild gaining with prolonged stalemate, the other says McCall would be the easiest second choice.
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Norton Hearing Highlights Candidate Strength
A terse election report records candidate strength with names John W. Weeks Eben S. Draper Samuel W. McCall Curtis Guild William B. Plunkett and figures 50 and 30. The fragment notes voting trends and potential outcomes from Norton hearings.
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Eben S. Draper
Samuel W. McCall
Curtis Guild
William B. Plunkett
Fall from Cambridge building leaves man seriously injured
I W Gillespie aged 68 of Cambridge fell sixty feet from the top floor of a five story building at 483 Main street while at work yesterday. He suffered multiple injuries including broken ribs a broken left arm and possible dislocation of a hip. He is at Cambridge Relief Hospital on the dangerous list.
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Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Renewal
A 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine is advertised as curing dandruff and stopping hair loss. The copy claims hair becomes soft, lustrous, and heavy after a single application, with rapid relief from itching and scalp feverishness. It urges buying now to restore vitality and prevent further shedding.
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Knowlton
Weeks Leads In Republican Caucus Battle For Senate Seat
Malcolm E. Nichols reports Weeks holds a tactical edge as the caucus maneuvers away from machine framing. He estimates Weeks atop the field with about 60 promised votes, while Guild and Draper lag. McCall emerges as easier second choice for conservatives with independent streak. A Republican will win the nomination and election.
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Weeks
Bogus Expressmen Rob Market District Goods
Police issued a general alarm to catch two impostor expressmen who have robbed the market district. They travel in a dark bay wagon marked Groceries and Provisions and recently took a case of eggs from J. R. Ellis & Co at 50 South Market Street for Dorchester.
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City Hall Avenue
McCall-Guild-Draper Field Wins R Senate Caucus Control
At the Republican senator conference McCall Guild and Draper field won by a 94 vote threshold for nomination next Wednesday. The old guard proposed 83 but did not press the motion. Of 164 Republicans 145 attended, 32 gave no assent, risking caucus success. Speaker Cushing has not decided whom to vote for.
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Old Guard
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Cushing
Ministers' wives duties debated on church role
Boston ministers' wives discussed duties including receiving marriage fees, welcoming strangers, entertaining young men, and aiding church work. Mrs C H Daniels urged fees, while others emphasized personality, home life, and varied contributions to support their husbands and humanity.
Minister's wife urged to foster church cordiality
Mrs. Daniels says a minister's wife should promote church friendliness by meeting strangers, entertaining young members, and inviting them home. She stresses self control diplomacy and tact as essential qualities for companionship to those shut in.
Booths HYOMEI air inhaler offers catarrh relief
Reach the inflamed membrane directly with a germ destroying air. HYOMEI is a balsamic eucalyptus based spray with thymos and antiseptics no opium or cocaine. Guaranteed to end catarrh and croup misery or money back. Priced at $1 for the outfit and 50 cents for extra bottles. Druggists everywhere.
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Marriage fees and ministry roles in church life
A church observer argues minister wives should receive marriage fees and backers urge more marriages due to high living costs. Mrs Walter Calley, wife of Jamaica Plain Baptist Church pastor, advocates that the pastor's wife do most visiting work among parish members.
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Jamaica Plain , Baptist Church
Renova Alcohol Cure Promoted By New York Company
An advertisement urges readers to buy Renova from Riker Jaynes to curb drunkenness. It claims the product is tasteless and harmless and can be added to tea or coffee to reduce cravings, promising peace and happiness in the home. A free sample is offered by mail from the Renova Co. in New York.
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