Brockton Man John J Whipple For State Treasurer
John J Whipple of Brockton high profile Republican with broad business and public service record is urged as candidate for Massachusetts state treasurer to succeed R E Shaw. He has served in the House three years and held posts with the Republican Party while leading Brockton National Bank and Brockton Savings Bank and presiding over several railroad and insurance interests.
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Commonwealth
John J. Whipple
Brockton
RE. P. Shaw
Newburyport
Colonel Whipple
Massachusetts
Colonel Whipple of Brockton A Storied Public Life
In Breckton and Brockton Whipple served four years as mayor and held key roles in the state legislature. He led fights for post and telephone oversight, chaired sessions, and built a long business career in drugs. He chaired Wildey Savings Bank, Brockton National, and held many fraternal titles. His fiscal stewardship enriched the Wildey Bank to over 1.13 million dollars in deposits and steady gains since 1898. He is a popular Republican with broad cross party appeal and strong nomination prospects.
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Wrockton
Ferdinand Whippie
Main
Franklin Streets
J. J
Colonel Whipple
Wildey Savings Bank
Boylston Street
Boston
Brotherhood Ardent Company
Devonshire Street
Brockton National Bank
Brockton S Pool
Brockton
Board of Aldermen
William L. Douglas
Odd Fellowship
Knights of Pythias
Order of Elks
Red Men
Pilgrim Fathers
United Workmen
New England Order of Protection
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Grand Army
Massachusetts
Whipple
Mayor Nomination and Elections Highlight nineteenth century record
A political figure was nominated mayor by his party within a month and won the December election by the largest vote to that time. Re elected in 8%, and again in 2s8n6 and 1896. His administration earned praise for judgment and strong business and executive capacity, delivering satisfaction to city officials and citizens. Colonel VMhiprie served as chairman of the
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Ifis
Nals City
Vmhiprie
Voyage of the Yarmouth Queenstown to Liverpool
Passengers aboard the Yarmouth sail from New England to Queenstown and Liverpool. A 250 third class cabin is listed with many notable saloon passengers including Mrs Hoar and Mr Lawrence Curtis among numerous others from Brown Bros and local society. The departure is at 4 9 car and arrival in Hoosasc Charlestown is noted with a long roster of women, children, and gentlemen attached to the voyage.
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Auley
New England
Hoosascharlestown
Yar
Lawrence Curtis
Brown Bros. v. A
Digby
Paris
America
Hannah FP. Adams
Eneon
Miss Breton
C. Ik. Bourne
Dillo James Brontreail
Robert
Chan Brenson
Sacred Heart Order
Wofalton
France
Saav
Ronson
Brown
Burnham
Ib. Defrbaueen
Amy W. Dodge
T. Gordon Edwards
M. Farnum
Mary Farm
Fraser
Wall
Roge
Harvey
Worth
D. H. Blatton
Son
A. Holt
Taco
Carina Tx
Ney
J. A. Gray
Robert.m
Halanta
William Ta- Mera
Mary Wi
Jay Mine Hoskins
J. Hoskins
R. George I*. Higgins
Hades Tiodgson
Miss Hodgson
Misson
B. F. Hunt
W. Ohnson
Kelly
Hilies
Guy HH
Mis Herdsoen
Richmite Rogers
Mary Bergers
Tebbins
Storrow
Madam Stuart
G. W. Taylor
H. M. Taylor
Robert Thompson
A. Pi
Omldsot
Lary Trac
Mrs. Wate Irving
Woodworth
Prt
Stow
Frank Thomp
EB. Vivian
J. Son
A. Vanneck Oie
Mr. Waugh
James Wilting
Whiting
Woodwort Willis
Willits
Reform Mayor Ends Gambling Ring in City Turmoil
The article reports that John Depines, newly elected reform mayor of RI Penn, clamped down on gambling, flushing out Tenderloin inmates who fled town for Dewey Day. The Union Depot area showed a quiet exodus toward Eyeland and Buffalo as homes closed and ragtime faded.
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Penn
John Depines
Union Depot
Eyeland
Buffalo
Tondevion
Wronged Wives Desperate Tales At divorce hearing
Almost a score of uncontested divorce cases were heard by Judge Fessenden in the Superior Court yesterday. Spectators, largely women, heard stories of drunkenness cruelty and abandonment as wives sought relief. Names like Mrs Grate Scott Miss R Goodfellow and Mary A McCoyne appear amid accounts of infidelity boxing husbands and brutal treatment.
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Fessenden
Superior Court
Hbheliant
Emma Mahan
Austin & Stone's
Tessenden
Mary A. McCoyne
Wiliam AR. aieCov
aile-Coy
Curt Wanswer
Helene Nanne
Suit over vast Bloomfield Moore fortune sparks famous will case
In Philadelphia May 2 a dramatic will dispute opens as Count Rein hold von Rosen sues to claim part of the estate of late L Bloomfield Moore the millionaire paper maker. The claimant asserts he is the elder son of Count Carl Gustav von Rosen and Miss Eila Moore. The case hinges on celebrity links with Mme Hartmann the Swedish prima donna and connections to Mrs Adolph Ladenburg and Mrs John Jacob Astor. The outcome could determine a fortune valued in the millions.
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Philadelphia
Reinhold von Rosen
Laie L Bloomfield Moore
Chamant
Carl Gustav von Ro
Sweden
Eila Moore
West Virginia
Count von Rosen
Stockholm
Count von Resen
Bloomfield Moore
Growth of LThomas O'Callaghan & Co Widens Carpet Dept
The firm, known as the largest New England carpet retailer, expands its Wiltons Axminsters and high-grade carpets department to display space. A partition removal floods the floor with daylight. Cloak department also gains space, signaling continued strong patronage and value.
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Lthomas O'Callaghan & Co
Ous Washington Street
New England
Itis
Anti Quay Forces Hold Philadelphia Conference
A meeting in Philadelphia included Senate Finn of Allegheny County Senator David Martin of Philadelphia A Van Walker burg and John Wanamaker among anti Quay leaders. They discussed building a permanent anti Quay organization and plans to challenge Quay control in Pennsylvania politics. Quay was set to visit Philadelphia next week to meet pro Quay leaders as Governor Brane authority warned against an extra session.
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Philadelphia
Finn
Allegheny County
David Martin
A. van Valkerburg
Quay
John Wanamiker
Pennsyvania
fFrane
Piatire
Young man drowned when boat capsizes near Belle Dock
Michael Long aged 20 years drowned this afternoon near Belle Dock New Haven Cann. He had taken a small boat to deliver groceries to a schooner and the vessel capsized in an unknown manner.
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New Haven
Cann
Michael Long
Belle Dock
Doctor praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
Dr F B Carleton a Chelsea dentist says years of back pain from standing led him to try various treatments. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and intends to recommend them to four acquaintances. He also notes his long practice and willingness to share his experience publicly.
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F. B. Carleton
Lj Chestnut Street
Dean
Maine
Burwell
Parl Square
Boston
Chelsea
Doan
East Bostor man praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
James McGonagle of 288 Summer Street testifies to kidney trouble lasting about 20 years. He describes backache, urine issues, and relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Woodbury Drug Co. Maverick Square. He says the pills removed pain and cleared urine and recommends them to friends.
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James McGonagle
288
Summer Street
Dean
Woodbury Drug Co
Maverick Square
Doan
John Reed praises Deans Kidney Pills relief
Mr John Reed of 158 Boylston Street reports severe back pain eased after using Deans Kidney Pills bought at Burwells drug store Park Square and Boylston Street. He says relief was speedy and lasting and offers a cheerful recommendation.
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John Reed
Boyiston St
Dean
Burwell
Park Sq
Boylston St
Charles Steinkrauss
No. 16
Park Street
Cambridge
Geo. Purnell
Park Square
Col
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mr Burkman Report Relief
A. R. Burkman of 239 State Street with Robt. Miller & Co says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble. He describes gravel discharge and back pain, notes relief after taking the pills, and recommends them with gratitude.
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Robt. Miller & Co
State Street
Boxhood
Doan
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Doan’s Kidney Pills Promote A Back Pain Cure
A customer from Roxbury testifies to relief from back pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He recalls a severe summer cold in 1895 and unsuccessful remedies before trying the pills and obtaining a box at a local drugstore. The testimonial claims his back stayed well since, endorsing the product for similar ailments.
Testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills in Boston
Cambridge resident Chas Swanberk says kidney disorder plagued him for over two years with night urination and back pain. He bought Dean's Kidney Pills at George Burwell's Park Square store, noting pain ended and kidney secretions returned to normal after treatment.
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Chas. Swanberk
Boston
George Burwell
Park Square
Boylston Street
Dean
Liberty Square testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills
A. C. Howes & Co. client from Liberty Square describes 13 years of kidney problems. He reports dizziness headaches and bladder inflammation at Old Orchard Beach in 1835. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Knight's pharmacy at 97 Court Street the pain subsides and inflammation clears.
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Knight's Pharmacy
Court Street
Donon
Doans Kidney Pills Recalled As Kidney Cure Testimony
A woman states she suffered years with kidney problems and her daughter faced similar troubles. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, she felt rapid relief from back pain fatigue and constant ache, calling the remedy a new life for herself and her child. She recommends the product to anyone seeking a kidney cure.
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Everett man credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief
Isaac Bradshaw of Cleveland Avenue endures back pain for years and frequent attacks. After trying plasters and doctors he used Dean's Kidney Pills from Knight's Pharmacy and reports rapid improvement with eased soreness and urinary discomfort. He offers his testimony for reference.
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Isaac Bradshaw
Cleveland Avenue
Evers
Daily
Dean
Knight's
Court Street
Solon
Bean
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Mr P D's Back Comfort
Mr P D of 278 Silver Street reports years of back weakness and frequent kidney symptoms. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Bradbury's Drug Store at 37 Washington Street, his back pain eased and renal trouble regulated. He endorses the remedy and recommends it to others.
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J. FP. Miller
Printon Street
Dean
Bradbury's Pharmacy
Washington Street
Doan
Toan
Perrs
Silver Street
Bradbury's Drug Store
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