History repeats itself in Boston as five dollar rate draws crowds
A Boston medical offer of a five dollar rate for October drew ten times as many applicants as seven years ago when a similar rate was first offered by Doctor McCoy. Despite plans to extend capacity, doctors could not handle the surge Thursday through Saturday, prompting a one month extension into November.
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Boston
Doctor McCoy
McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
New England
New York City
Laura Roper
Waban Av
Waban
Mass
M and
Owell
Powell
Unclear Extent of Medical Practice Capacity Noted
The text discusses the justification for an extension of a medical practitioner’s offices. It states that despite the grand offices of Doctor McCoy, there is a perception of inadequate capacity to handle crowds, which is oddly flattering to some extent.
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Doctor McCoy
Hearing Restored After Sudden Deafness in Cambridge
Robert Murphy of 15 Hanting Street Cambridgeport Massachusetts recalls waking to normal hearing after sudden loss. He says doctors McCoy and Powell advised the recovery would occur and it did, restoring his right ear’s hearing.
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Robert Murphy
Hanting Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Onder
McCoy and Powell
Lecture on Tinitus Aurium and hearing issues mailed free
Doctor McCoy outlines a lecture on impaired hearing focusing on head noises known as Tin nitus Aurium. The paper offers free mailing to any address.
Deafness Healed After Treatment By McCoy and Powell
A patient recalls poor success with local doctors before seeking help from McCoy and Powell. After initial discouragement, continued treatment led to gradual improvement and full hearing, with the patient thanking the two ear specialists for the cure.
Can Again Hear the Minister After Ear Healing
Sarah B. Kenrick of Aspinwall avenue Brookline Massachusetts says she regained hearing in her right ear after fifteen years and partial deafness in the left following treatment by Doctors McCoy and Powell. She notes improved sermon comprehension and everyday speech.
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Sarah B. Kenrick
Aspinwall Avenue
Brookline
Maes
McCoy
Powell
Universalist Church
Dr. Biddle
Brockton
Cured of Bronchial Catarrh Mentioned by Cambridge Man
William Charlton of 60 Franklin St Cambridgeport Mass recalls a year of bronchitis with rapid weight loss and breathlessness. He credits relief after reading Dr McCoy’s paper on the relation of catarrh to consumption available by mail or at the office.
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William Charlton
Franklin St
Cambridgeport
Mass
Cough Sufferer Swears by McCoy and Powell Doctors
A patient troubled by a persistent cough and sleepless nights reports poor results from two doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital. After consulting Doctors McCoy and Powell, he describes a thorough examination and a full recovery, recommending them to others who found no relief elsewhere.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
McCoy
Powell
A Stone Deaf Ear Proves New Discovery Works
Framingham resident Mr. Cook reports twelve years of total deafness on one ear and deafness in the other, with continuous disturbing sounds, yet after the new discovery his ear now hears a watch tick at arm's length.
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Mr. Cook
Framingham
Mass
CITY STRUGGLE VIEWS OF BOSTON POLITICAL FRONTS
Boston political observers await tonight's election returns at City Hall and party HQs as Wolcott leads Williams in city results. Projections vary widely on votes for Williams Everett Sullivan and council races in Wards 6 7 Sie and 16 with heavy Republican anticipation.
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Boston
Wolcott
Williams
Welcott
Dr. Everett
John H. Sullivan
New York
Walcott
Mr. Williams
John H. Sulivan
South
Sullivan
William S. McNary
South Boston
McNary
James H. Shannon
John J. Falvey
John J. Connor
James F. Ryan
Franz H. Krebs
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Welkin
John Drohan
Drohan
Funeral in Boston for Mrs Julia Fitzgerald
Large Roxbury procession of about 100 carriages escorted Mrs Julia A Fitzgerald to Calvary Cemetery after services at St. Catherine Church. The well known Catholic figure in Boston's North End was honored by family friends and local dignitaries including Congressman John I Fitzgerald and Edward J Flynn.
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Patrick Maguire
Roxbury
Julia A
James Fitzgerald
Calvary Cemedry
Warren Street
St. Coueen © Church
Circuit Street
Bridget Kearney
Edward J. MacHugh
John A
Michael J
James Williams
Edward C
James T
George Fitzerald
David C. Brophy
James C. Miller
Garret J. Barry
Fitzgerald
Boston
Old St. Mary’s
North End
Williams
James B. Ramsey, Jr
John
North Find
John I. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Flynn
John J. Cadigan
Joseph A. Fitzgerald
James B. Aeutre
Bartholomew T. Connolly
Thomas M. Nolan Seeks House Seat in Middlesex District
Candidate Thomas M. Nolan runs in the seventh Middlesex district comprising Somerville Wards 2 and 4. A printing tradesman with economic study, he is nonpartisan, outspoken, and popular among independents who favor reform in public administration.
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Thomas M. Nola
Venth Middlesex
Somerville
Nolan
Est
Collision Between Steamer Santuit and Schooner
Captain Nye of the Santuit reports a three-masted schooner crossed her bow with red light as the tow of three barges passed Vine Yard Sound. The bow was struck. stern frames bent and plates damaged. a portion of the schooner’s figurehead washed ashore. A protest is filed and a survey will be held today. repair costs are estimated at least $2.
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Nye
Santuit
New York
Vineyard Sound
William Read's Lectures on Prophecy at Harrison Avenue
At 581 Harrison Avenue near Northampton Street William Read delivered a lecture titled The Origin and Destiny of the Jewish Race and Seed. The talk, free for the instruction of the masses in Bible prophecy, is given each evening at 8 15.
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School of the Prophecies
Harrison Avenue
Northampton Street
William Eadon
American Wringer Co Merchandises and Repairs
The American Wringer Company lists addresses at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street. It manufactures clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers and offers repairs. Orders by telephone receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Battle for Control of New York State Legislature
Albany reports that municipal campaigns and a blanket ballot have spurred multiple parties and a tight race for the Court of Appeals chief judge. Democrats seek gains to return to normalcy, Republicans defend strong majorities, with modest expected shifts in Assembly seats statewide and in Greater New York districts.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Assembly
Judge Alsace
Greater
New York
Repubblican
House
Albany County
Green County
Chemung
Clinton
Erie County
Cortland
New York Territory
Golden Democratic vote split with Bea com and Swallow
The gold Democratic vote is expected to be evenly split between Bea com and Republican candidate Swallow and Thompson. Prohibition voters have played a minor role previously, but Dr. Swallow's stance against the Legislature has boosted his support in recent days.
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Beacom
Swallow
Thompson
Dr. Swallow
New Jersey Election Faces Light Voter Turnout
New Jersey votes tomorrow with no statewide offices. Local and county issues determine the result as six counties elect Senators who will vote for a successor to James Smith. Republicans hold most Senate seats with thirteen holdovers. Democrats expected to gain in the lower house.
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New York
New Jersey
James Smith
United States
Senate
Ohio election battles hinge on Cincinnati and Cleveland
In Ohio, campaigns close with Republicans predicting victory in the Governor and State Legislature. Hamilton County and Cuyahoga County are pivotal, with forecasts arguing Republicans would control the Senate and House on joint ballot. Rain threatens turnout, especially in rural areas.
Maryland Senate Race Shapes 1899 Maryland election outlook
In Maryland the contest mirrors Ohio with focus on Senators and Assemblymen. The Legislature has 117 members, 26 Senators and 91 Delegates. Bond death leaves one vacancy. Republicans need 50 of 100 votes in the joint convention to elect a Senator. Democrats face tougher odds in the doubtful counties. Gorman’s return to the Senate appears unlikely amid silver gold reform debates.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Ohio
Bond
Calvert
Baltimore News
General Assembly
Gorman
United States Senate
Kentucky Election Signals Gold Democrats Fielding Balance
Louisville reports a bitterly contested race for a clerk of the Court of Appeals with gold standard Democrats hoping to unite with Republicans. Early returns suggest the free silver nominee will win while gold Democrats may hold the balance of power, influencing the presidential contest.
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Louisville
Cour of Appeals
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Palmer
Buckner
Bryan
Justice of the Supreme Court
Republican forecast for Pennsylvania election results
Philadelphia November 1. Republican leaders estimate about 70 percent turnout in Pennsylvania. They project regional splits of 215 Republican, 276,725 Democratic, 45,446 Prohibition, 10,350 Independent, total 786,635. State treasurer candidate Swallow may win about 60,000 votes in Philadelphia and around four times Thompson’s Independent tally statewide.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Elkins
Jones
Prohibition
Philadephia
Dr. Swallow
Swallow
Thompson
Virginia Democrats expect light turnout in state election
In Richmond on November 1, 1920, Virginia Democrats anticipate the lightest vote ever polled. The Democratic ticket is poised for a safe majority though concern centers on Lieutenant Governor candidate Edward Echols. Legislature expected to lean Democratic amid possible voter apathy. one African American legislator may be elected from the southwest, a first in years.
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Richmond
Inirginia
Maory
Edward Echols
Lincoln Campaign Vies On Fusion Hope in Nebraska
Political managers from both parties in Lincoln express supreme confidence about tomorrow’s election. They cite organization and harmony yet acknowledge no state poll to confirm their claims. Fusion forces led by W. J. Bryan rallied in Lincoln Omaha and several smaller towns.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Omaha
Rhode Island Municipal Elections Set for Five Cities
In Rhode Island cities Providence Newport Pawtucket Woonsocket and Central Falls hold municipal elections tomorrow. Newport favors Mayor Boyie the Democratic incumbent. Three mayoral candidates vie in the other cities with expectations of victory from all sides.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Newport
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Central Falls
Boyie
Weather Bulletin Predicts Widespread Rain for Election Day
Chief Willis L. Moore reports a storm central in western Tennessee, spreading heavy rain and dense clouds across the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic. Ohio to see drenching rains today, with clearing by Tuesday. Maryland expecting heavy rain through Tuesday morning then clearing. New York faces brisk winds and heavy rain with clearing later. Kentucky to have heavy rain today but drier by Tuesday. Illinois and Massachusetts forecast clear Tuesday after rain. Tuesday overall turning improved in most regions.
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Washington, D. C
Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Ocean
Ohio
Maryland
New York
Lower
St. Lawrence
New York State
City
Kentucky
Ilona
Massachusetts
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Julia A. Fitzgerald
von Buelow
Berlin
Baron von Buelow
Foreign Affairs
William Read
Johnson
Custom House St
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Pittsburg
Washington St
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Goodwin
Hane
Theal Appeals
Ivorine
The
J. B. Williams CO
Glastonbury, Conn
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Repubicans
Hamilton County
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Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Toledo
Republican State Committee
Hanna
Democratic Committee
Pennsylvania
Larrabee
Deng Teo
Winhelmann & Brown Drug CO
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Christ
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Bedford St
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Wilson Bros
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Hilen
John Bresn
M’ Caffery
Cornelius Moery
Neral Aviade
Massachusetts Avenue
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