Lawton Opposes Stevens in Congressional District Race
Lawton of Lowell and ex Councillor Truell of Lawrence are named as Republican alternatives to Dean Stevens in the fifth district. The piece notes Stevens is expected to win, while Reed’s confirmation as commissioner may occur and Sayles faces continued rejection for bank commissioner. How of Haverhill appears certain for a third term amid multiple challengers Breed Norwood and Robinson.
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Moses T. Stevens
Congress
Fred Lawton
Lowell
Minneapolis
Byron Truell
Lawrence
Truell
Lawton
James Russell Reed
Burlington
Executive Council
Reed
McPherson
Sayles
Russell
Locke
How
Haverhill
Arthur B. Breed
Lynn
Frank Norwood
Beverly
David I. Robinson
Gloucester
Mr. How
Boston Post sales jump at two Everett stores
F. H. Leavitt of Everett Mass reports in a letter to the editor that Boston Post sales at his two shops have risen two hundred fifty percent over the past two months. The note is dated June 12.
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J. Rothenberg
First Ave
N. Y
Sales rise five hundred percent at West Everett shop
To the Editor of the Post, Sir The sales of the Boston Post at my place of business have increased five hundred per cent during the last five months. J. W. Gray & Son, News Agents, 150 Main St., West Everett. June 19.
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Boston Post
Everett
F. H. Leavitt
Mass
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J. W. Gray & Son
Main St
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Hyde prize exhibition at Amherst College Hall
Hyde prize speakers address such topics as Individualism in Progress and The Expiation of a National Wrong. Prizes awarded for Italian German Hutchins Greek Kent English and more with names including Ew ing Ransom Lewis Smith Stebbins Talcott Fisher Haskell Reed Woodworth Coyle Lincoln and others. Yale commencement resumes with Alumni meetings and a Noah Porter memorial service. Phillips Andover Academy grants prizes to Dickerman Foster Farr and others as part of 114th anniversary exercises.
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Worcester
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Goldsborough
N.C
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Oneida
N. Y
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Rockland
Ill
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Shelburne Falls
Harris B. Haskell
West Falmouth
Hutchins
Lewis T. Reed
Arthur W. Woodworth
Berlin
Conn
Kent
Thomas Coyle
Amherst
Howard A. Lincoln
Portland
Charles T. Burnett
Turners Falls
Mass
Maurice B. Smith
Boston
Alfred Boelker, Jr
New York
Frederick H. Law
Oxford
Luther E. Smith
Mt. Sterling
Ala
Austin Rice
Danvers
Albert B. Eyler
George F. Burt
Thompson
Clarence R. Hodgdon
Boothbay Harbor
Lewis D. Reed
Bertram
Amasa B. Bryant
Arthur L. Brainerd
George P. Hitchcock
Fitchburg
Billings
William B. Perry
New Bedford
Armstrong
Rirst
Dwight W. Morrow
Allegheny
Penn
William J. Boardman
Barnet
Charles A. Andrews
Palmer
Ernest W. Hardy
Northampton
Joseph A. Powell
Brooklyn
Jay T. Stockinges
John P. Trask
Beverly
New Haven
Yale
Alumni Hall
University
Noah Porter
W. W. Crapp
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
H. B. Foster
Andover
N. A. Smyth
Academy and Theological Seminary
Fou
Science Hall
Special train excursion from Park Square July 1
A special train from Park Square station departs July 1 at 11 55 a m for an excursion. Tickets cost 250 dollars with advance sales and limited seating.
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Park Square Station
Free Case Offer for Chronic Consumptive Treatment
A three month medical treatment attempt with no relief prompts a promise of sending one case of Murdock's Liquid Food free of charge to those affected. This offer targets consumptive patients seeking an alternative remedy and reflects an early 20th century patent medicine marketing approach.
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Murdock
Free Trial Offer for Murdock's Liquid Food Promises Paralysis Cure
Advertises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food for paralysis after three months of treatment with claims of universal cures for paralysis and consumptive diseases. Cites hospital operations, low death rate, and safety, asserting permanent, non reactionary benefits and inviting inquiries for details.
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Murdock
Atvatabar War Ends as Allied Fleets Surrender
The Polar King faces a larger enemy fleet and a desperate battle ends when two friendly ships, one United States and one British, arrive and shell the foe. Admiral Jolar is killed, rear Admiral Gerolio and his detachment surrender, and Lyone, Queen of Atvatabar, gains decisive naval victory with 60 additional ships and 25,000 detyemings joining her cause. The sky of the sea finally clears as allies pledge allegiance.
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Arctic
Earth
Atvatabar
Princer City
Egyptosis
Lyone
Jolar
Gerolio
Aldemegry Bhoolmakar
United States
Fla
England
Tto
Ne Ec
Wallace
Local Box Office Relocation Noted for July 11
The notice lists new box office pickup points at C. J. Connelly's news stand Adams House George B Ape ton Co 304 Washington Street Dr C J Ferguson at Carney Hospital and the Post office After Monday July 11 tickets will be available at the Box Office Music Hall.
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George B. Ape Pleton & Co
Washington Street
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