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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
4
Milwaukee reader testifies to Pe-ru-na as family doctor in homes across the area. The letter notes improved appetite and continued use, praising the tonic as a staple in the household.
The ad touts Peruna as the natural protection for homes against catarrh and its various forms. It features testimonials from Carrie King of Colorado Springs and others praising cures for biliousness, kidney and liver troubles, hay fever, and head catarrh, urging families to keep Peruna on hand.
Open air rallies for Senator Timothy L. Connolly drew large crowds in multiple wards last evening opposing Thomas EF Curley. Gatherings formed at Washington and Northampton, Concord and Washington, Dover and Shawmut avenues, and a South End Harrison avenue room drawing the largest turnout with about 500 attendees.
Burlington reports Colonel LeGrand B. Cannon of New York ill at his summer home in a sinking condition with little hope of survival. The ailing officer celebrated his text birthday yesterday.
Senator Lodge railed against Moran in Taunton urging voters to reject the Hearst movement. He cited Root and Hearst editorials to claim Moran drags up slanders and incites labor. Former Governor Long denounced Moran as a mountebank stall for Democrats and warned against his election.
Winchester responds to Deitrick on November 2 1906 arguing the proposed joint debate is impractical with only two campaign evenings left and noting the late dating of the letter shows an apparent attempt to manipulate meeting timing. He cites prior nomination and a lack of prior contact.
New York Nov 2 Railroad officials meeting with their employees over wage and hour demands reported satisfactory conferences and no strike likely. Frederick Underwood president of Brie said engineers and firemen are earning the best wages they ever received and conditions are not favorable for a strike.
John D Rockefeller announced a conditional gift of 75000 to the American Baptist Home Mission Society for rebuilding destroyed and injured Baptist churches in and about San Francisco The condition is that the society raise as much more by April next
Styles and comfort with EMERSON quality. What more can you ask in your footwear. Stores listed at Wash. st cor Water Court st cor Hanover 185 Summer st Dewey square.
The Boston area report states Fairbank sues District Attorney John B. Moran for 50000 slander damages linked to criticism over Lewis and Clark Exposition funds. Writs served at the Quincy House by Deputy Sheriff James T. Pace. Proceedings returnable in Worcester on Dec 3.
Milton residents and Miss May Phelps’s mother protest the confinement of a Shiloh refugee in Thomas Craig’s hillside house marked by white lawn letters reading Jesus Only. Neighbors fear isolation, review safeguards, and demand police action as tension rises over the Maine Maine colony ties and a wary Milton public watches closely.
Washington reports the House committee to attend Rep Rockwood Hoars Worcester funeral next Monday. Members named include Lawrence Gillett Tirrell Ames Gardner Roberts McCall Kelcher McNary Sullivan Weeks Greene and Lovering of Massachusetts Poster of Vermont Burleigh of Maine Currier of New Hampshire Capron of Rhode Island Olmstead of Pennsylvania and Telbot of Maryland.
Valentino Di Petro an anarchist was fined 50 by Judge Bond after conviction for carrying a loaded revolver. He faced an assault with attempt to kill two Italians at a May meeting in Paul Revere Hall but was found not guilty on that charge.
The Ballot Law Commission ruled that G Washburn of Worcester should appear on the ballot for Congress in the Worcester district vacancy race caused by J Hoar's death. The decision followed McLoughlin's protest alleging mislisting and the absence of Washburn's name on the official sample.
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