Nervura blood and nerve remedy touted for returning soldiers
An early 20th century advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as the ultimate health restorer for returning soldiers and the sick general public. It touts testimonials from Captain Frank L. Howe of Vermont and claims broad cures for blood and nerve deficiencies, with assertions of Dr. Greene's exclusive discovery at 84 Temple Place Boston.
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Dr. Greene
Greene
Frank L. Howe
Northfield
Howe
Lomasney Speaks as Fitzgerald Fight Roars On
Boston crowd hears Lomasney defend Ward 8 preps for electing Fitzgerald ally. He cites broken promises, attacks on Quinn and McNamara, and says no Republican will win in the ninth district this fall. Lomasney criticizes Keliher while urging support for his own candidacy and for Donovan’s backers.
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Texas
national House_of Representatives
Fitzgerald
Boston
Washington
Congress
Mr. Krebs
John F. Fitzgerald
Lomasney
Senate
Rourke
North End
Boston Speech Targets Fitzgerald Rival in Local Race
In a political rally, supporters back a board of strategy leader while criticizing John F Fitzgerald. Speakers predict over 14,000 votes, with Gallivan expected to win Ward 6 by a large margin and Ward 9 by about 2,500, as Ward 18 is implied to favor the rival. Francis J. Horgan and John F O Sullivan also spoke.
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Thomas F. Keenan
John F. Fitzgerald
Congress
Mr. Keenan
Gallivan
Boston
Fitzgerald
James A. Gullivan
Francis J. Horgan
John F. O’sullivan
Ward 8
Ward
Horgan
Krebs
James A. Gallivan
Democratic Rally in Dorchester Doubles as Campaign Night
Dorchester hosts a tenth district rally at Music Hall with ex Senator Naphen and ex Congressman McKinney of Maine among speakers. Attendees include Hon John I Fitzgerald of New York, General Kilroy of Springfield, Henry Lloyd of Boston, and other candidates and allies. A second event in South Boston Ward 15 features Henry F Naphen and Luther F Melnney with additional speakers from New York and Springfield.
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Barrows
Music Hall
Lodge
Bates
Naphen
McKinney
Maine
John EB. Fitzgerald
New York
Patrick Kilroy
Springfield
Harry Lloyd
Richard J. Sullivan
Michael J. Reidy
South Boston
Malachi A. Jennings
Roxbury
Henry F. Naphen
Luther F. Melnney
Mains
John I. Fitzgerald
Patrick Iklroy, Esq
Springfietd
Henry Lloyd
Hay
Boston
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Lsa
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Franklin School
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Richard Hayes
Alexander Bruce
EB. J. Slattery
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Gilroy
Edward F. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Ninth Regiment
Charles I. Quirk
John A. Kelcher
Isaac Rosnosky
David F. Barry
John J. Gartland, Jr
David A. Mac
Everett Boat Club
Joseph A. Conry
James O'Conenor
James Donovan
John J. Douglass
Naphen's Tour Draws Four Enthusiastic Rallies
Ex Senator Henry F. Naphen for Congress campaigned through four district sections last evening, hitting South Boston Roxbury and German Democratic Club strongholds. He pledged unified German backing and warned on imperialism while detailing Philippine annexation risks and a proposed 70 000 man standing army.
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Naphen
Boston
Washington Village
Roxbury
St. John’s Hall
Conant Hall
German Democratic Club
Langham Hotel
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Higgins
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Gore
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Philippine Islands
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Worcester
Quay
Hanna
Platt
Lodge
Philippines
Mr. Naphen
Ward 19
Ecandidate
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John A. Kelcher
Feneno
Senate
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Bell
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Hoerlein
Hotel Langham
Albert Pillar
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe fast remedy for piles, claiming it cures permanently and avoids surgery. It asserts the cost is 50 cents and that many have been cured, urging readers to obtain the product from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Marshall, Mich
Barrows's Side Presented at Dorchester Meeting
Dorchester residents heard a speaker lineup including Bates M J Murray and the candidate, with Hon Samuel J Barrows presented as a key figure in the discussion. The session featured remarks from the candidate and leading local figures, reflecting campaign discourse and community concerns.
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Bates
M. J. Murray
Donovan Praises Ward 8 Support Amid Lomasney Clash
William J. Donovan addresses a large Ward 8 crowd praising Democratic loyalty and predicting an overwhelming endorsement for regular candidates after a clash with Lomasney. He accuses Lomasney of underhanded tactics in the Rourke Donovan contest and hints at possible withdrawal if gas investigation promises are met.
Prospects in the Tenth Congressional Race
The readers learn that Massachusetts tenth district voters face a close contest between Democrat Henry F. Naphen of South Boston and Republican-leaning incumbent Samuel J. Barrows. Naphen, lauded for breadth of thought and anti imperialist stance, contrasts with Barrows who supports territorial expansion and Hawaii annexation. Dorchester ward tensions and Barrows campaign manager John Cobb link to Quincy's postmaster controversy color the race as returns loom.
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Congress
Naphen
Barrows
Hawaii
America
Quincy
Dorchester
John €. Cobb
Quiney
Edwin A. Curtis
Reception to Barrows in Pilgrim Hall Boston
Supporters of Congressman Barrows in Ward 14 hosted a reception at Pilgrim Hall South Boston last night. Barrows spoke on the money question after shaking hands with many constituents. John W K Berry W W Nichols Albert George and Peter Kerr also spoke. a collation followed.
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Wards 14
Pilgrim Hall
South Boston
John WK. Berry
W.W. Nichols
Albert
George
I’eter Kerr
Georgia Doctor Advocates Postum Over Coffee After Adverse Reactions
A Georgia physician urges that Postum Food Coffee be boiled long enough to extract flavors. He shares patient cases of nervousness dizziness and indigestion tied to coffee and cites improved sleep and heart health after switching to Postum. He notes coffee produces uric acid and rheumatism in many cases.
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Political Rhetoric Amid War Costs and Party Conflicts
Debates critique President McKinley and the war bill impact on New England. Speakers accuse Alger and Sherman of weak leadership, urge support for regular party candidates, and condemn one man rule in Boston politics. The piece cites Charles I. Quirk and John A. Keliher amid Democratic infighting and Ward politics.
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New England
Democratic Party
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State Department
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Miles
Merritt
Republican Party
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Camp Wikoff
Dodge
Charles I. Quirk
Lomasney
Rourke
Fitzgerald
McNamera
Gallivan
Boston
John A. Keliher
Ward
Mr. Keliher
Richard Croker
Ward & H
Gallivan rally stirs Ward 9 crowd amid clashes
Police aid in Ward 9 at the Gallivan rally in the old Franklin Schoolhouse. Disturbances noted as supporters urged cheering for Gallivan, McNamara, and O Neill while Fitzgerald and Kelcher drew muted response. Speakers claimed loyalty to the mayor and attacked Fitzgerald's record, predicting Ward 8 loyalties and electoral outcomes.
Fletcher Webster Post 18 celebrates charter return in Brockton
Post 18 of the A R held a jubilation and celebration in Brockton with 1000 plus attendees and visits from Posts in Middleboro Eastondale Stoughton Whitman Randolph Avon West Bridgewater Bridgewater and Rhode Island. A second event at the G A R Hall served a banquet for 50 plates with speeches by prominent visitors. Dahlgren Post 2 G A R South Boston sent regrets and a letter backing J Payson Bradley for Massachusetts department commander.
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Fletcher Webster
A. R
Middleboro
Eastondale
Stoughton
Whitman
Randolph
Avon
West Bridgewater
Bridgewater
Department of Rhode Island
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Army and Navy Union
Sons of Veterans and Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Dahlgren
South Boston
Ferguson
Department of Massachusetts
J. Payson Bradley
Hooley Testimony Details Payoffs in Bankruptcy Probe
London reports Marttin Rucker, ex promoter of bicycle firms, fined 1000 pounds plus costs for contempt while Hooley resumes bankruptcy hearing. Hooley claims large and small payments to trustees and directors, naming Sir William Marriott 5000 pounds and Marquis of Abergavenny 25000 pounds twice, with later denials. He also accuses Lord Ashburton of 50000 pounds for profits and 10000 pounds for a solicitor introduction.
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Marttin Rucker
Bicycle
Ernest Terah Hooley
Humber
Tiooley
Sir Wiliam Marriott
Carlton Club
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Joseph Renals
Mr. Hooley
British Embroidery Company
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Abrams and Daniel Tie Formal Evening Nuptials at Berkeley Hall
Miss Julia Abrams daughter of Louis Abrams and Mr Harry Daniel of Springfield were wed last evening at Berkeley Hall in a large fashionable gathering. Rabbi Raphael Lasker officiated assisted by maid of honor Miss Fanny Abrams and bridesmaids Misses D Daniel and Minnie Daniel. Best man was Mr Charles Daniel with ushers Franklin Berwin Sargent Abram Gabriel Levy and Edward Anthony.
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Louis Abrams
Harry Daniel
Springfield
Berkeley Hall
Raphael Lasker
Temple Ohebei Shalom
Fanny Abrams
D. Daniel
Minnie Daniel
Charles Daniel
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Franklin Berwin
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Edward Anthony
Somerville Man Falls 28 Feet in Elevator Well
George Matthews, 31, of Lincoln Street Somerville, plunged twenty eight feet in an elevator well at A. D. Hall & Co Refrigerator Factory on 4% Spice Street Somerville. He sustained head and body injuries, skull fracture suspected, and may die per Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Lincoln Street
Somerville
A. D. Hall & Co
Spice Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Carney Hospital Ambulance Association Meeting Tonight
The Carney Hospital Ambulance Association will meet this evening at the hospital on Old Harbor street South Boston. A full attendance of all interested is invited.
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Carney Hospital Ambulance Association
Old Harbor Street
South Boston
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