Kenny Kenny Kenny Triumphs in Boston Mayor Campaign Night
A final night rally blitz through Boston features Kenny delivering a brief victory message. Crowds greet him with cheers along the Parker House route, Hyde Park and Dorchester, and at Dudley Street Opera House, amid open air gatherings and traffic escorts.
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John A. Kelcher
Broadway
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South Boston
Old Court House
Kenny At Faneuil Hall Wins Boston Mayoral Backing
A large crowd at Faneuil Hall rallied for Thomas J. Kenny with outside overflow as he urged voters to turnout and vote tomorrow. Speakers including Kinney Dennison Higginson and Ham praised Kenny while labeling his opponent Curley unfavorably. Democrats, independents, and city leaders voiced support for Kenny’s 12 year school and city service record amid calls for orderly elections.
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Boston
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Cascarets for Costive Bowels
An old style health ad touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the bowels and regulate the stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits overnight and for months with a 10 cent box and urges use by adults and children alike.
What to Watch For in Result of Today's Battle
Analysis outlines Kenny and Curley contest factors across Boston wards. Key bets hinge on Ward 9 Ward 18 Ward 12 and South Boston turnout along with East Boston and Ward 2 results. Curley allies expect Ward 17 and 10th district strength while Kenny counts on late wards and Democratic wards turnout.
Kenny Manager Foresees Strong Silent Vote for Candidate
The Kenny campaign claims the bulk of Democratic voters will cast ballots for the candidate. The manager says the silent vote is likely to strengthen the candidate’s support.
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Kenny
TRY SALTS IF KIDNEYS ACHE
An old newspaper health column claims uric acid buildup from meat-eating harms kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush and stimulate cleansed kidneys by taking four ounces nightly in water.
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Dean
Boston voters rally behind Kenny in mayoral race
The passage notes a broad demand from residents previously uninterested in politics to vote tomorrow and create a large win for Mayor candidate Thomas J. Kenny. It claims Kenny will be elected despite opponent efforts to mislead especially young voters, and asserts early battles favor Kenny.
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Thomas J. Kenny
Betting on Kenny Gains in East Boston Ward Race
Ex Alderman Michael J. Leary posted a $1000 bet that Kenny would carry East Boston against Curley. William Conway bet $4000 at 10 to 8 that Kenny would win, plus several small bets at 2 to 1 for South Boston. Joseph T. Lyons placed $5000 at 10 to 8 that Kenny would carry the city, with odds of 10 to 8 on Ward 19 and Curley. A number of small even money bets followed.
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Timilty
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Kenny campaign uses fifes and drums to rouse voters
Late last night the Kenny supporters announced a new mobilization plan with fifers and drummers touring suburbs to issue a colonial style call to arms. Sign carriers will urge residents to vote Kenny over Curley, with Parker House HQ as the setting for the wager. Elmer Foote of Ward 6 bet 500 to 300 that Kenny wins Ward 6, citing Kelcher allies.
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Parker House
Elmer Foote
Ward 6
Kelcher
Kenny
List of sick men voters sent to police to curb fraud
Names of ill voters in city hospitals were forwarded to police districts by Deputy Superintendent Lawrence Cain to keep them from voting in their home districts. The measure, used since two years ago, aids booth officers in preventing illegal voting.
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Lawrence Cain
Take Eimer Amends N Y 2851 for Rheumatism
To relieve rheumatism take Eimer & Amend’s N. Y. 2851. Its use is recommended by those who have tried it. Reliable druggists carry it.
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