Doan's Kidney Pills Proven To Relieve Backache
A Boston machinist, D. E. Knight of 19 Brigham Street, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his dull backache after several doses. He notes lasting relief and urges others troubled by back pain to try the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
D. E. Knight
Brigham St
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sergeant Benson Stripped Of Chevrons In Niantic Camp
Waterbury reports a National Guard sergeant, known as Bill Benson, is reduced to private and separated from his insignia after an eventful Governors Day at the Niantic State camp. A rainstorm greeted dignitaries while Benson joked about umbrellas for General Frost, leading to a dramatic halt in his military career.
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Waterbury
Conn
Bill’ Benson
Company A
National Guard
Bill
Niantic
Davis
Russell Frost
Guard
Frost
Benson
Schmitz Reasserts Mayor Title in San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 30 Eugene F. Schmitz the convicted former mayor announced appointments to fill vacancies claiming he remains the rightful mayor of the city.
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San Francisco
Eugene F. Schmitz
Schmitz
Old Homers Beg For Votes In Boston Hat Offer
The note invites the thirty-two Old Homers passing through Boston to register and vote for a free seat on the Common and a chance at a large beer prize. It also promotes Panama hats at 3.00, a bargain compared to other places, with no mention of a Cold Frost and a reminder that the store is not open today.
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Boston
Nantasket and
Wonderland
Letter Carriers Needed in Gloucester Parade Call
Gloucester July 30. Under summer demand and carrier shortages Postmaster Charles D. Brown and H. V. Lakeman with clerks have been delivering mail personally. Two color bearers in the Eighth Regiment marching in Boston parade, Daniel V. Buckley and William F. Marston, are local carriers and cannot be spared.
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Gloucester
Post Office Department
Charles D. Brown
H. V. Lakeman
Eighth Regiment
Boston
Daniel V. Buckley
William F. Marston
Postmaster Refuses Leave To Parade As Gloucester Carriers Fall Short
Postmaster Brown blocks two carriers from marching forcing Gloucester’s mail service to scramble. With Magnolia and Annisquam added to routes, four men were needed while two regular carriers were sick or injured. Boston Postmen offered to hire substitutes but office authorities declined. Assistant Lakeman managed the office during the postmaster’s absence for his son’s operation.
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Brown
Long Beach
William A. Pew, Jr
Post Office Department
Gloucester
Magnolia
Annisquam
Boston
Lakeman
Brookline Sees Burglary Spree With Four Homes Hit
Residents report a surge of burglaries over three weeks with four homes entered and valuables stolen. Mrs McMahon on High Street lost 40 dollars, a Pond Avenue residence was robbed but intruders fled, Mrs Foster at 17 Park Vale frightened two men, and Water Commissioner Timothy Burke’s home on Brookline Avenue was broken into with a silver watch stolen.
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Brookline
McMahon
High Street
Pond Avenue
Parkway
Foster
Park Vale
Men of Weight Fleet of Foot at Sharon Picnic
At Sharon Heights the Columbus Associates of the North End held a picnic with Fred Cavagnaro tipping 50 pounds to win a race against Tony Gabarino. Miss Melia Conti and C Aratta won the girls and men 100 yard dashes. G. Assizlio’s team won two of three in boccia. Bennets defeated Salems 15 to 0 in baseball. Over 1500 attended with notable guests including Senator Henry Fitzgerald and Dr. Santosuoso. Committee members were J N Dondero, I Albertini, J Basso, F Cavagnaro, F Costa, C Marchi.
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Sharon
Columbus Associates
North End
Sharon Heights
Fred Cavagnaro
Tony Gabarino
Melia Conti
C. Aratta
G. Assizlio
Bennets
Salems
Batastini
Henry Fitzgerald
Santosuosso
Phil Magonigle
Tom Grady
Andre Badaracco
J. N. Dondero
I. Albertini
J. Basso
F. Cavagnaro
F. Costa
C. Marchi
Death From Fall at 33 Chelsea Street Charlestown
John ONeil aged 65 died after fracturing his skull when he slipped on stairs at 33 Chelsea Street Charlestown yesterday. He was unmarried.
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Chelsea Street
Charlestown
John O'Neil
O'Neil
Original Cold Tablet and Remedies Mentioned in Ad
Describes a White Package Cold Tablet labeled Bromo Quinine as the original remedy, mentions the signature KEW GROVE and price five cents. Advises alternatives such as Allen's Foot-Hase powder for tired feet, available from all druggists.
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Allen
Wanted Bids for Ticke A Democratic row over financing the State committee
A heated meeting of the Democratic State committee debated funding the group. George T. McLaughlin of Sandwich proposed backing General Bartlett and Mr Whitney, after Treasurer John O Hearne of Taunton reported the committee's funds are short. Absence of Fitzgerald supporters blocked electing a Whitney ally as executive committee chairman to replace Granville S. MacFarland, now with the Independence League.
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Democratic State Committee
Bartlett
Whitney
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
John O’hearne
Taunton
Friends
Fitzgerald
Granville §S. MacFarland
Independence League
George Fred Williams
Europe
Feeney
George McLaughlin
Kiley
McNary
Thomas I. Keefe
Everett
McLaughlin
John P. Feeney
Boston
Herbert H. Lyons
Fitchburg
Edward B. O’brien
Marblehead
Daniel J. Kiley
John A. Coulthurst
Timothy J. Crowley
North Adams
John E. O'Neill
New Bedford
James FE. Handrahan
Brockton
George M. Harlow
Plymouth
Inside Boston Party Split Over Campaign Finance Plan
The Bartlett and Whitney factions clashed for hours at 85 State Street over funding the fall campaign. Frederick J. Macleod and Frank J. Linehan topped the State committee vote, while Daniel J. Kiley was named chair of the executive committee, as Feeney pressed to keep control amid absentees and protests.
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Bartlett
Whitney
Bartlett and Whitney
State Street
Grenville Sr
Macfarl
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Frank J. Linehan
South Boston
Linehan
John W. Cummings
Fall River
Daniel J. Kiley
John P. Feeney
State Committee
Macfarland
Independence League
Gas Trust Denounced At Light Engineers Convention
C H Stone condemned gas company methods at the Illuminating Engineering Society session in Boston. He argued their drive to crush rivals and supply cheap gas fuels public antagonism. The event featured addresses by Mayor Fitzgerald, Governor Guild, and society president Dr C H W Sharp, with papers by Litle Hale Williams Goodyear and Millar among others.
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Gas Trust
C. H. Stone
Iluminating Engineering Society
Boylston Street
Stone
John Campbell
Old South Building
Fitzgerald
Governor Guild
C. H W. Sharp
Society
Edward P. Hyde
Washington
L. H. Sherek
New York
Albany
A. Cressy Morrison
Chicago
T. J. Litle
Gloucester
N. J
Nelson Goodyear
Charles H. Williams
Boston
R. 8. Hale
A. F. Parks
Preston S. Millar
Society Man on Air Trip to Pittsfield Balloon Ascension
William Fitzhugh Whitehouse, a New York society leader, will make a balloon ascension from Aero Park in Pittsfield on Thursday. Lenox society members plan to attend in large numbers as the event stirs local interest.
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LENOX
William Fitzhugh Whitehouse
New York Society
Aero Park
Pittsfield
Lenox Society
Evangelist Mrs. C. S. Whitney Dies at 72
South Norwalk Conn July 30 Mrs C S Whitney a New York City evangelist stricken with apoplexy while preaching at Rowayton Baptist church Sunday died at Norwalk hospital at age 72. She had been an evangelist for 35 years.
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South Norwalk
Conn
C. S. Whitney
New York City
Rowayton Baptist Church
Norwalk Hospital
Forgery convict hogge jailed for decade plus years
Charles B. Hogge alias Benton pleaded guilty to forging a bank check in Florence Colorado. He was sentenced to 10 to 14 years in the penitentiary and admitted practicing forgery for 15 years and obtaining more than $750,000 overall.
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Canyon City
Colo
Charles B. Hogge
Benton
Florence
Hogge
Miss Mary Coffin Engagement Announced
The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Coffin and Mr. Edward Brusch a New York banker and clubman.
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Miss Mary Coffin
Mary Coffin
Edward Brusch
New York
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MacLeod
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Lowell
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Ort
Milwaukee
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Hale
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West Lynn
J. S. Codman
C. L. Edgar
W. H. Atkins
E. N. Wrightington
T. H. Piser
A. T. Sampson
G. C. Keech
J. R. Cravath
C. W. Ridinger
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J. C. MacQuestion
I. H. Francis, Jr
Philadelphia
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A. ©. Forstall
Preston
William C. Crecor
Ann
Washington St. Montis
David J. Ingraham
David
New England
J. Tingrattiam
Common Sense Gum Co
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Belle Meade Farm
Bedford
HOTEL
ST. Denis
Broadway
11Th Street
Wanamaker
WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Martinique
33Rd Street
H. Waite
INES
Pibievet
BUC
UBN
Radium Corn Cure CO
Summer Street
Dodge
Minnie Park Dodge
Charles W. Dodge
Chestnut Street
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William Jd
Sharon Street
Liingham
Dorchester
Frank
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G. FE
F. R. Lentine
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