Munyons Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement claims Munyons Rheumatism Cure relieves rheumatic pains in two to three hours and cures in a few days. It highlights testimonials from Miss S. Waugh of East Boston and promotes related products including a Kidney Cure and an Inhaler with prices and a free medical consultation offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Miss. S. FE. Waugh
Webster Street
East
Boston
Bright
MUYON
Chelsea German Converts to Judaism in Local Stir
Clemens Heints a 24 year old German from Chelsea recently converted to Judaism after a year of observance. Heintz lived at 19 Aborn Street Chelsea and underwent the conversion ceremony performed by Rev. J Goldstein after a period of study and fasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Heints
Chelsea
Heintz
Heine
Goldstein
Aborn Street
Veterans debate monument and Maine tribute
A letter from George J. Francis urges removing the Civil War veterans monument on the Common to instead honor the men who blew up the Maine. A second letter from Joseph F. G. Orr defends Britain and calls for improved Anglo American friendship amid Irish opposition to a monument to English heroes. Somerville, November 4.
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S'r
Alger
Maine
George J. Francis
Tenth United States Infantry
England
America
John Bull
Joseph F. G. Orr
Somerville
Lowell Mill Directors Propose Big Intercompany Merger
Lowell carpet mills directors propose consolidating with Bigelow Carpet Co of Clinton and W. J. Whittall mills at Worcester and Palmer. Stock exchange to fund the deal values Lowell at 2 030 600 dollars, Clinton at 2 000 000 dollars, with a new corporation capitalization of 4 500 000 dollars under Massachusetts law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell Carpet Mills
Bigelow Carpet Company
Clinton
W. J. Whittall
Worcester
Palmer
Lowell Company
Massachusetts
Loral
Clinton Mills
Whittall
Exchange of Stock
State Association Meets in Tremont Temple Tomorrow
The tenth anniversary of the reorganization of the Massachusetts Sunday Association will be observed next week at Tremont Temple. Sessions begin Tuesday afternoon and continue through Thursday evening with speakers from New York Illinois and Philadelphia. Activities include teachers conferences and talks on Sunday school methods and child guidance.
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State Association
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Sunday Association
Whibur Chapman
D. D
New York
Jwalt
Parkes Cadman
Saison
Mrorwalaovement
New York City
H. M. Hamill
Illinois
Margaret Koch
Colby University
A. F. Schauffler
C. R. ‘Blac
Philadelpia
Tistblication Society
John Pets
Toronto
Cannas
Vu . G. Kent Philad
Ildren
Parsons
Rabbi Freischer
Boston
Persis
Philippines
Machine
Crokers and Platts
Massachusetts
Nervous Suffering Tied to Stomach Disease
An early health warning links nervous suffering to stomach illness and urges sufferers to consult skilled physicians. The article notes headaches, sleeplessness, heart pains, and trembles as common effects of a diseased stomach and warns against modern life’s digestive neglect.
Gate the ITH IEPA OF Then he will prescribe the remedy
The text describes a physician applying a remedy tailored to each patient’s case. As the stomach regains normal function, distressing symptoms misattributed to heart or nervous trouble fade away.
McCoy Offers $1 a Month Medical Treatment Plan
An inquirer questions Dr McCoy about a $1 monthly treatment rate. He confirms patients are treated until cured at this rate during the advertised week and explains the aim to outdo doodle specialists and provide affordable care, including distant patients by mail.
Dyspepsia linked to heart and nerve troubles in medical view
The article argues most diseases originate in the stomach and that many heart and nervous issues arise from gastric problems. It warns against unproven tonics and urges consulting skilled physicians for proper examination, citing Doctors McCoy and Powell in Boston and a controversial $1 a month rate attracting large crowds.
Roxbury Wards Debating Society Endorses Ward Candidates
The Sheridan Debating Society of Roxbury met in the afternoon and enthusiastically endorsed William Grindenville and John Young of Ward 22 and Thomas F I Curley and John M Minton of Ward 23. The gathering was among the club’s largest. The group views Democratic success as likely due to the candidates’ strong legislative records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Debating Society
Wilam Frindeville
John Young
Thomas F. I. Curley
John M. Minton
Political Notes From Caledonian Hall Smoker
The John L. Sullivan Club endorsed Thomas Mackey for Alderman and Diatel J Donnelly James McDermott and John L Sullivan for the Common Council. General Gollins was backed for Mayor amid speeches by Mackey and Driscoll. The O Connell Football Association also endorsed the same candidates. A smoke talk by the Coachmen and Stablemen Union is planned at St Andrew s Hall with Hon John R Murphy as speaker. Ward 18 Tammany Club endorses Frank J O Toole for Alderman and Collins delegates for Mayor.
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John L. Sullivan
Caledonian Hall
Ela
Thomas Mackey
Diatel J. Donnelly
James McDermott
General Gollins
Mackey
Daniel M. Driscoll
O'Connell Football Association
Collins Strengthens in Ward 10 Campaign
The Collins campaign gains momentum in Ward 10 with growing sentiment and increasing interest. The regular party organization runs the effort as a second campaign headquarters opens Saturday on Dundee street near Massachusetts avenue.
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Collins
Ward 10
Dundee Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Letter to the Editor advocates party unity and voting for Paine and Mack
A Boston reader urges Democrats to unite for party success and elect candidates Paine and Mack, arguing differences should be set aside for justice and victory. The writer mentions delegates and calls for broad turnout on election day.
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Post
Sir
Paine and
Mack
Russell and
Sueh
Max H. M Cess
Newman
Boston
Eloquent Language Question From a Pepperell Correspondent
A reader in Boston writes to Mr Bisbee criticizing a Morning's Post item and challenging the learned divine of Pepperell to offer a cogent reason for the hope in him. The writer mocks verbose rhetoric and calls for restraint and study.
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Mitert
Pepperell
Boston Mo
One Dollar a Month Offer for Stomach Disorder Cure
A newspaper ad promises treatment at the rate of $1 per month for those afflicted by stomach disorders who apply at the Almyr offices before November 11. The offer states it will treat until cured, with details linked to symptoms listed in the columns.
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Almyr
Wilson’s
Hanover
Ward 23 Contest: Barrows vs Brauer Divides Jamaica Plain
Tensions split ward politics as Barrows and Brauer fight for control in Ward 23 Jamaica Plain. Barrows uses Jamaica Plain News ties against Brauer while Brauer supporters cite his public service over corporate ties. Citizens show strong interest in the race and outcome.
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Barrows
Brauer
Jamaica Plain News
Ty Bei
Brauer Or
Frank J. Lawler
Greenfield
Parsons
Massachusetts
Rally in the South Gove Endorses Local Candidates
About 500 voters gathered in a hall on Weeland Street where Councilman James A. Stone presided and introduced speakers including Hon. John Quinn Representative John L. Donovan Mich G Callahan Colonel V Maloney Sullivan and John Falvey The group endorsed John Murphy for Mayor John Guinn Hugh W Bresnahan James A Stone and James H Sweeney for the Common Council and John i nay for the House of Representatives.
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Weeland Street
James A. Stone
John Quinn
Aes
John L. Donovan
Mich G . Callahan
V. Maloney
Sullvan
John 4. Falvey
John Murphy
John Guinn
Hugh W. Bresnahan
James H. Sweeney
Common Council
John i Nay ER
House of Representas
Death by own action in Gloucester
Ezekiel Mayo aged 4 years died this morning at his Bass Avenue residence by a self inflicted shotgun blast. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
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Gloucester
Ezekiel
Mayo
Bass Avenue
Are You This Person Consult Dr Greene for Cure
An advertisement asks if readers suffer chronic disease weakness or nerve trouble and urges consulting Dr. Greene eminent specialist known for Dr. Greene s Nergura blood and nerve remedy. Office at 24 Temple Place Boston Mass offers free personal or letter consultation and promises certain cures with no cost to call or write.
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Greane
Dr. Greene
Parsons Battle in Massachusetts G O P Rift
Greenfield Massachusetts reports a heated campaign clash over Senator Lodge loyalties and party machine power. Albert E Pillsbury defends Parsons while Franklin county leaders threaten retribution against Republicans backing him.
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Retor Parsons
Senaor Lodge
Curtis Guild, Jr
Knowlton
Crane
Bates
Parsons
Lodge
Pillsbury
Republican Party of
Massachusetts
Contests for Legislature Highlight Statewide Fights
In Springfield Senator Kenefick faces strong opposition from ex Mayor Dickinson while Davenport is likely to return. In Orange Judge Brooks contends with rivals as Mellen and McLaughlin seek re-election. W B Stone appears secure in Springfield. Norfolk sends Whelan and King back. Socialists hope for gains and Carey’s election is seen as likely. Senate forecast favors about seventy five Democrats and ten Senators.
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Springfield
Kenefick
Senate
Dickinson
Davenport
Franklin County
Orange
Brooks
Commonwealth
Representative Mellen
Representative McLaughlin
W B. Stone
Norfolk County
J. B. Whelan
Charles King
House
Carey
Tolman
Pittsfield
Collins in Ward 13 enthusiasms spill into overflow
The endorsement of General Collins in Ward 13 drew enthusiastic crowds at the Ward 13 Improvement Association hall 3138 Broadway and overflowed to the Democratic headquarters 280 Broadway. About 700 Democrats joined in the applause as the meeting showed strong backing.
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General Collins
Ward 13
Broadway
Callender Denounces Party Machines in Boston Rally
Representative KE B Callender, a Boston Republican veteran, argues the campaign text mirrors Burnham and Super’s machine critique. He cites Henry Capat and Samuel n as younger figures while urging Republicans to judge by ability and duty.
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Enator Parsons
KE. B. Callender
Boston
Legata
Res Bumner
Su Peer
Algve
Prinessie
Callender
Dala
Henry Capat
Lori Maen
Senuel N
Dr Henson Claims Miraculous Power At Bromfield Street Church
The article describes Dr Henson displaying a claimed healing power at Bromfield Street Church with daily sessions from 10 to 11 a m except Sundays. It highlights dramatic cures including a lame man dancing and a wife cured on stage, drawing crowd applause and gratitude. The doctor also offers free public healing and a free consultation at Quincy House from 9 a m to 6 p m excluding the church hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Henson
Min
Bromfield Street
Dr. Hedon
Henson
Usband
Quincy House
South Boston Rally Backs General Collins for Nomination
Speakers at the Improvement Club and overflow meeting endorse General Collins for the nomination, praising his national reputation and potential to win. Norris also gains backing for the board. James McKenna argues for Collins and Murphy, while Curran and Kelcher urge unity to defeat Murphy. Both gatherings endorse the eight hour bill and pledge support.
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M. W. Norris
Collins
Daniel T. Lydon
Thomas F. O’brien
Improvement Club
Norris
South Boston
Boston
P. A. Collins
James 8. McKenna
Botheneral Collins
John R. Murphy
Thomas Curran
Kelcher
Ward 9
Murphy
General Collins
Ward 18
William J. Sullivan
James A. Curran
M . Norris
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Ounning DD
Pal
Hf. B. McConnell
Hotel Pelham
Boylston St
Jamonth TQ All
DR. McCoy
Almoyr
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McCoy and
Powell
Roxbury
Mr, Bisbee
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Washington St
Jefferson Building
Adams Hall
J. Gresap McCoy
J. R. Pawel
South Gove
E. Pillsbury
G. O. P. Bolters
Lodge, Long, Wolcott and Guild
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Reons
Turner’s Falls
Ware
Ohio
Nebraska
Senator Lodge
State Committee
Senator Hoar
Hoar
Sampeien
Campo
Franklin and
Hampshire
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Paters
Secretary Long
Wolcott
Curtis Gould, Jr
Ru’é
Lodge, Long, Wolcott
Guild
Representative Callender
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H. White Co
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Werle
DR. Henion
D'St
Hanover St
Mfg. Co
Franklin St
A. W. Eeler & CO
Hanover Et
American House
Storm E. A. Carlibee, PC
Confor’ Re & CO
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Clark
Melrose
Helen E
Henry W
Sout High Street
Reed
Dorchester
George W. Reed
Deyree
Syeemegye
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Sarah Wilewigne
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