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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1898
Page
5
Mrs. M J Kelley of No S Boston Street Malden Mass narrates her journey from progressive deafness to regained hearing after treatment by Doctors McCoy and Powell She describes initial worsening then dramatic improvement including hearing roosters and distant voices and finally participating in conversations normally.
Patients starting or renewing care before January 1 receive one month of medicine and treatment at Doctors Mc Coy and Powell Jefferson Building 564 Washington Street at no charge. The offer applies to all patients and requires no payment or compensation.
Joseph Jefferson's sudden illness forces cancellation of The Rivals performance with refunds issued. If health improves by Monday a Rip Van Winkle revival may be staged. son Charles Jefferson reports cautious optimism as Edwin Kirwoles confirms the cold is serious and pneumonia risk looms.
A series of joint and local rallies list speakers including Hon. George William and Hon. Philip J. Doherty in Lowell and Fitchburg. Wards 16 to 22 host events with figures from New York and Maine present, urging support before upcoming voting.
Representative Alfred S. Hayes held a non partisan rally at the Concord Street Schoolhouse with Republican and Democratic leaders speaking for his re election. Attendees included E L Pickard H C White T Frank Noonan and W T A Fitzgerald with B C Lane presiding. Hayes campaigned on the Post telephone bill.
The article discusses contested districts this year focused on anti imperialist themes and Algerism. It notes voter turnout and calls to support reform efforts while referencing notable figures.
Advertises Mr. Agnew's Ointment as a balm for neglect and bad blood sores, claiming instant irritation relief after first application. Promises cure of piles in eight to four nights at five cents, sold by Co. B. Woodward & Co and Sheppard & Co in Washington Street.
A Poised 2500 Democrats fill Bates Hall as City Committee backs the State ticket and Congress candidates. Speakers attack Republican policy, praise Fitzgerald, criticize Algerism, and urge strong turnout to elect Bruce and Slattery while opposing Lodge and expansion.
The event featured Bruce as leading figure while ex Mayor Lawrence skipped due to illness. Ed ward J. Slattery and other speakers praised Democrats and attacked Republicans. Congressmen Bradley Fitzgerald and Keliher spoke, urging unity and backing the state ticket amid strong chants and applause.
A large Boston crowd packed Music Hall for Franz Hugo Krebs’s ninth district GOP rally. Three companies of the Second Massachusetts returned veterans joined Krebs as the audience cheered, while a fainting Private Burns was revived by Governor Wolcott. Chairman Bates praised soldiers as veterans of El Caney and Santiago.
A Worcester bound gathering at Music Hall delays and then cheers Major Southmayd and soldiers from the Ninth, Second, I Sixth, Eighth and Fifth regiments. Governor Wolcott praises Massachusetts volunteers while Bates props up Krebs for Congress amid patriotic display.
Senator Quirk urged voters to back Democratic candidates Bruce and Slattery, attacking Republican mismanagement and urging a conscience vote. Edward J. Slattery, introduced amid applause, called for Democrats to send soldiers’ rights issues to Congress and to vindicate the soldiers.
An unfamiliar product named Dr Bull Cough Syrup claims success in overcoming a challenge titled Belay Muee. The text provides limited readable details on dates or parties involved.
Congressman William H. Moody urges plain talk on war conduct and attacks Fitzgerald for flip in stance from July 4 speech supporting the god standard to October in-state advocacy. He cites shortages, unpreparedness, and calls for accountability, praising the Second Regiment and urging Krebs to Congress.
Speaker Bates curtailed Krebs to five minutes as Krebs rejected running to Congress merely because of his Santiago experience. Krebs said the experience is sacred and not for district members to join him. He denied promising a whitewash, asserting any neglect or mismanagement would face a full investigation.
St Omer s Hall hosted ex Representative John J Toomey with Timothy F Carroll presiding He urged a large vote for Bruce and Slattery Toomey defended his record a defender of the people s rights and supported a bill to regulate corporations such as the Bell Telephone
Charlestown Democrats plan a big Ward 3 rally at Lexington and Bunker Hill streets tonight. Speakers include Senator Shaw Representatives Tague Kelcher and W. T. Fitzgerald and Congressman John F. Fitzgerald and others address the crowd.
A Ward 2 rally in East Boston at Hi bernian Hall Havre Street will feature several speakers. The event supports John F. Fitzgerald for Congress Charles I Quirk for Governor's Council and William J Donovan for Senator.
Ward 7 committee will ratify nominations for Congress Governor and Senate and state ticket tonight at Tierpont Schoolhouse Hudson street The rally opens at 8 o clock with speakers addressing citizens on the day s issue
An advertisement touts Dean Cintyient as a sovereign remedy for all skin ailments with instant relief and permanent cure promised for eczema and other dermatitis issues.
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