State Committee Formed Amid Smooth Political Moves
The Massachusetts Democratic State committee consolidated with James W. Synan named chairman and Thomas J. Collins secretary after a strategic sequence of moves at Quincy House and State Street. Lomasney and allied factions faced a trap as test votes signaled preference for Synan, while Feeney supporters delayed permanent leadership.
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Lomasnéy
State Street
Democratic State Committee
James W. Synan
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Collins
South
Boston
Edward H. O'Brien
John F. Meaney
Blackstone
George McLaughlin
Sandwich
Eugene Ashley
New Bedford
McNary
James Wan
cNary
Meaney
John F. O'Brien
D. W. Gallagher
John F. Cronin
Synan
Pittsfield
Suffolk
Cronin
Feeney
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Mark 25th Anniversary With New Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians celebrate twenty five years of practice and announce a new treatment for asthma bronchitis catarrh and consumption. They offer free consultation examination and trial treatment with low fees to mark the anniversary and reserve the right to adjust fees with proper notice.
Osmo Chemic Treatment Claims Asthma Cures
A series of reader testimonials from Brookline to Everett praise a new Osmo Chemic treatment. Patients claim relief from asthma bronchitis catarrh neurasthenia and stomach issues after trying the therapy, with individuals noting long battles and multiple doctors before reporting improvements.
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Alexander McCuillough
Aspliwall Ave
Brookline
Mats
Broadway
Figeee Stevens
Natick
Old Colony Just Co
Judson Peat
Lookina
Wakeneld
Mass
Abby Farwell
Wayland
W. M. Carter
Clinton St
Everett
Kine Wilson
Maverick En Rosenne
Scots Will Elect Tonight At 250th Annual Meeting
The Scots Charitable Society of Boston will meet at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple to elect officers for the coming year and review reports. President Alexander McGregor has agreed to stand for re election amid strong support from influential members who deem him the right leader for the society. His decision comes despite heavy business and social duties and aims for a near unanimous ballot.
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The
Scots’ Charitable Society of
Boston
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Alexander McGregor
Carnegie Awards Honor New England Heroes
Florence House of Chelsea Mass injured in attempting to rescue a man suffering typhoid fever delirium and awarded a bronze medal plus a monthly stipend. Rollin H. Burr of Rocky Hill Conn died saving a boy in Milford Penn when a canoe capsized. Newell S. Gilman of Lowell Mass awarded silver medal and funding for education after rescuing others at Old Orchard Me. Joseph S. Murdock of Philadelphia exhausted swimming awarded silver medals and $2000 for education. William L. Donovan of Lynn Mass saved two women from drownings at Nahant Mass receiving silver medal and $2000. Chariton P. Funk of Hartford Conn died attempting to save Jennie Becharadt. George A. Graft of Groton Conn honored posthumously with silver medal and widow’s stipend after saving two people. Floray W. Carrier of Smiths Ferry Mass saved Patrick Gannon and received silver medal plus $2500.
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Florence House
Chelsea
Mass
Frederick Jackson
Jackson
House
Rollin H. Burr
Rocky Hill
Conn
Henry Dwight
Holyoke
Milford
Penn
Delaware River
Newell S. Gilman
Lowell
Old Orchard
Josephs
Murdock
Philadelphia
William L. Donovan
Lynn
Nahant
Jennie Wilson
Annabelle Parnell
Chariton P. Funk
Hartford
Jennie Becharadt
Connecticut
George A. Graft
Groton
Floray W. Carrier
Smith’s Ferry
Patrick IF. Gannon
Connecticut River
Luncheon Club Dinner Dines in Boston
The Luncheon Club of hotel supply houses in Boston held its semi monthly dinner at Castle Square Hotel. The banquet room was tastefully decorated and a business meeting followed a fine dinner with speeches by members and guests. Musical entertainment and joyful camaraderie closed the evening.
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Boston
Castle Square
Fire damages church vestry in Dorchester blaze
Mrs. Charles A. Day of 8 Moultrie street Dorchester noticed a red glow inside the vestry at 12 25 a m and alerted her husband who rushed to the Dorchester Centre post office opposite Washington street to notify Night Clerk John O'Brien who rang the alarm.
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Charles A. Day
Moultrie Street
Dorchester
Day
Dorchester Centre
Washington Street
John O’brien
Fire tears through church vestry in dramatic blaze
Firemen battled a fierce church fire as alarms 3 and 4 rang and Chief Taber led 12 engines and four ladder trucks to the scene. The Rev. Arthur Little and other portraits were saved, while the $12,000 organ in the front loft faced heavy smoke and water damage. The cause is suspected to be faulty wiring or overheated pipes, with possible incendiary doubt.
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Taber
Mullen
Perkins and Kennedy
A. BE. Hawkins
H. EB. Kendall
Arthur Little
Fireman Fottler Falls From Ladder Struck by Water
Edward J. Fottler of Ladder 3 was knocked from a ladder near the vestry roof by a heavy water stream. He landed about 30 feet, breaking his right leg and suffering a severe strain of the left. He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fottler
City Hospital
Fire damages historic parish church and clock rescued
A parishioner saved a priceless clock from the front balcony rail as fire damaged the church after a wall scene showing a picture was torn away. The blaze, controlled by 2:20 am, spared the main auditorium but smoke and water stained the interior. Nearby residents aided in saving relics and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire
First Parish Unitarian
Meeting House Hill
Oni
Second Congregational Church Dorchester Landmark Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The Second Congregational Church of Codman Square Dorchester traces to 1806 with a colonial style edifice. Pastors include John Codman James Means Edward Packard Arthur Little and a Sabbath school started in 1818. The parish celebrated its centennial over three days with many notable citizens among its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Codman Square
Dorchester
John Codman
James H. Means
Edward N. Packard
Arthur Little
Deaf Woman Misses Conversation Across the Table
M. R. Parker, described as deaf, could not hear conversations across the table. The notice promotes a final opportunity to enroll in a free trial treatment, urging action for relief.
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M. R. Parker
Huntington Ave
Boston
Mass
Public Library
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