Guild Defends GOP Fund Appeals Against Liquor Dealer Claims
Governor Guild dismissed Henry M. Whitney's charges as false and said the Republican State committee sends only a general open circular for small contributions. He noted no liquor interest funding in Fall River Boston or New Bedford and cited a New Bedford paper’s refutation. A contribution rebuking the misrepresentation came from Rev Payson W. Lyman of Fall River.
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Henry M. Whitney
Republican States Committee
Guild
Whitney
New Bedford
Fall River
Yellow Journal
Mercury
Republican State Committee
Boston
New Licensing Board
State Committee
Payson W. Lyman
Commonwealth
Irish Day at Boston Gaelic School Highlights Heritage
Irish day at 1151 Washington street featured Superintendent J O Daly delivering an all Gaelic lecture. Classes led by J M Brown and P Lehane. Quill played violin. Mrs Curley spoke on Connaught stories. Mayo Men at 18 Kneeland Street saw many candidates initiated and ball tickets sold for December 9 at Paul Revere Hall.
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Paul Revere
B. J. Heaney
The
Knights of Tara
Ireland
Lomasney Group Supports Moran Reelection Effort
Moran faces backing from Lomasney allies who expect at least 1000 votes in Ward 8. The alliance contrasts with past cooperation by Lomasney with Republicans. Democratic leaders met to discuss strategy, while Dennison hopes the pact helps him win the ticket without Ward.
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Moran
Frothingham
Lomasney
Ward
Dennison
Lomasney-Moran
Autopsy Planned After Woman Found Dead in Woburn Home
The body of Mrs. Higgins lies in Ldéch undertaker rooms in Woburn awaiting autopsy next morning. Stubbs recalls last sighting last Thursday and describes discovering the body after retrieving a lantern. Constable Boston notes the bulkhead was nailed, a locked cellar door, and an Italian suspect seen near the house. no arrests yet.
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Stubbs House
Mars
Sarah Higgins
Ldéch of
Woburn
Mr. Stubbs
Post
Boston
Stubbs
Second Bride of Dr Day Returns Home Heartbroken
Mrs Estelle Callahan Day wife of Dr Albert Cushman Day Boston intern who shot himself is home at 220 Lexington Street Mast Boston. She is a physical wreck unable to talk and on the verge of collapse after the death news. She disputes another possible wife and vows a court fight to protect the family name and Dr Day s property.
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DR. Day
Estelle Callahan Day
Albert Cushman Day
Harvard
Boston City Hospital
Roslindale
Lexington Street
Mast
Boston
Brooklyn
Callahan) Day
Coughing Explained and Home Remedy Featured
The article explains coughing as violent air expulsion from the lungs due to irritation and its toll on the lungs. It promotes a home remedy of Virgin Oil of Pine with glycerine and whiskey, or Cinchona compound, and advises sourcing authentic pine oil bottles prepared under the 1906 Food and Drugs Act.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pope's Twickenham Villa Auction Bid Falls Short
The Pope's Twickenham villa, long occupied by Henry Labouchere for 18 years, once costing $50,000 with another $50,000 spent, was auctioned last week but withdrawn as the highest bid reached only $40,000.
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London
Pope
Twickenham
Henry Labouchere
Woman fears leg loss after stubborn ulcer
Mrs Pauline Luttmann of 110 Castle Street feared amputation due to a severe leg ulcer that resisted hospital treatment. She applied X Zalin and the painful sore quickly improved with the ulcer healing and the spread stopping.
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Pauline Luttmann
Castle Street
City
Sagon
Baker's Will Missing in New York Mystery Deepens
Walter F. Baker's death sparks a fortune mystery as detectives seek his will. Reports claim he conveyed much of his estate to unnamed parties weeks before dying. Trustee Frank N. Nay of Boston says the will remains unfound and future possession may solve the case.
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New York
Walter F. Baker
Frank N. Nay
Boston
Baker
Sypqiat LT
Death of Lt Col Walker Tied to 15 mile Roosevelt Ride
Dr. Benjamin H. Metcalf of Winthrop attributes the coast defence commander at Fort Banks death to the 15 mile test ride ordered for army officers by President Roosevelt. Walker suffered heart trouble for six years and died Tuesday night from valve inflammation after ill health Monday. The Army list cites ptomaine poisoning, but Metcalf sees no poisoning cause.
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Everett H. Walker
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Roosevelt
Benjamin H. Metcalf
Walker
Fort Ethan Allen
Metcalf
Dr. Metcalf
Army
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New England
the House of
John F. Callahan & Co
Federal Street
Charles Street
Sheriff’s Office
James Donovan
Emerald St
Mrs. Higgins
George Stubbs
Washington and
Essex Sts
Siegel Men's Store
Kuppenheimer
Oston
Brother
Helen Bray Hurd
Walter Farnsworth Baker
Bogota
N. J
NPE
JAS. J. Loughery & CO
Maas
Bishop
Washington, D
Penn. Drug Co
Philadelphia
Jaynes’ Drug Stores
Woodward's
Tremont St
Bromfield St
Sawyer & Co
Tremont and
Hole Ls Sts
Woodbury’s
Maverick
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