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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1900

Page

2

Dr Greene's Nervura Campaign Promise of Complete Cure

Dr Greene’s Nervura is promoted as a powerful nerve and blood remedy that restores health and vigor. The ad claims it lifts sufferers from despair, strengthens nerves, and restores bodily health with free consultations at 34 Temple Place Boston. It urges caution against substitutes offered by druggists.

Dr. Greene Nervura Nervara Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Campaign expectations split over New York state election

Republican leaders in New York forecast McKinley victory outside Greater New York and a 75 000 to 100 000 margin there while Democrats concede Bryan could win the metropolis. Figures from national headquarters show Republican confidence in New York State and possible electoral votes, with others predicting McKinley above 29 votes overall.

New York Bryan McKinley Nason Executive Committee Joseph H. Manley Scott West Virgina Fredericks Gibb Manley Hanna Indiana Illinois New York State Richard Croker Greater McKinsey West Virginia National Gibbs

Pneumatic tubes eyed for Chicago by Boston investors

Boston capitalists plan a pneumatic tube system for Chicago modeled on Boston’s network. Illinois Pneumatic Service Company incorporated in Springfield with $100,000 capital. Key interests include W. H. L. Dillaway and Oakes Ames. Counsel says operation hoped within six months.

Chicago the Post Today Boston Springfield Illinois Pneumatic Service Company W. EH. L. Dillaway Oakes Ames

Gypsy Queen Wins Chicago Horse Show Championship

Despatch to Thomas W. Lawson from Chicago reports Gypsy Queen crowned champion at Chicago horse show. Mr Ball, breeder and rider, is en route to New York with the mare after success at Louisville, Kansas City, and Chicago shows.

Thomas W. Lawson Chicago Gypsy Queen Mr. Ball New York Louisville Kansas City

Invalid corps term spurs hearing in city division

Captain Foster defends Division 2 after remarks about the so called invalid corps provoke laughter. Officers say the group includes seasoned veterans assigned to City Hall where their strength is still on show as they climb stairs and inspect rooms.

Invalid Corps Foster Division 2 Lewis Harold Rollins B. H. Rollins Roxbury Guardians of the Peace City Hall Post Washington Street H Building

Revolvers Found Smuggled in Cook County Jail Lunches

Jailor Whitman uncovered a planned jail delivery by prisoners in Cook County Jail. Two 38 calibre revolvers with ammunition were found in a cell occupied by F D Rich Thomas Jones and Frank Rutlidge, awaiting extradition to Canada for a bank robbery. The weapons were hidden in lunches, one in baked beans and one in a bag of grapes.

Chicago Cook County Whitman F. D. Rich Thomas Jones Frank Rutlidge Canada

Quiet Election Eve in Massachusetts Tenth District

Final rallies wrapped up across districts as candidates pressed last appeals. In the tenth Massachusetts district Naphen’s lead is widely expected, while Pierce faces a quietly intensified challenge amid national party interest and Hanna’s personal involvement.

Naphen Massachusetts Chicago Pierce Hanna

Austrian manufacturers form strike insurance association

Washington reports that a group of Austrian manufacturers has created an association to insure against strikes, according to United States Consul Haas in Trieste.

Washington United States Haasfeild Trieste

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Report

Boston reader testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back relief after a decade of symptoms. T. J. Flaven of South Boston credits the remedy after trying external treatments and obtaining the pills at Woodbury Drug Company Maverick square. Product sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Buffalo NY agents.

Boston T. J. Flaven Chelsea Street Dean Woodbury Drug Company Maverick Square Doan Foster-Milburn Company Buffalo N. Y United States

Husband's Victim in Portland Tragedy

Charles Davis, 28, fatally shot his wife Mary, 25, then shot himself in a domestic dispute at 469 Forest Street. Davis survived initial wound and was taken to Maine General Hospital with poor prospects. The attack followed an argument after he visited his mother in law's home.

Portland Charles Davis Mary Maine General Hospital Forest Street Davis Crest Street Ared A. Stein

Emery Held as Incendiary in Waltham Fire Station Fire

In Waltham on November 5 the District Court sent Archie C. Emery, formerly a relief driver for the fire department, to the grand jury in December on a charge of setting fire to the south side fire station. Firefighters testified no accidental cause was found in the basement and Emery appeared intoxicated during the re.

Waltham Archie C. Emery

Police Clash Feared in Denver Election Scramble

Five hundred extra police sworn in by the Democratic Police Board and as many Republican deputies by Sheriff Jones as tension rises. The Board of County Commissioners revoked deputies’ commissions prompting bench warrants for contempt. Officials warn clashes may erupt in downtown districts amid disputed voter lists totaling over five thousand names claimed to be ineligible.

Denver Col Democratic Police Board Jones Board of County Commissioners Butler District Court Republican County Committee Today

Indiana Bribery Plot Aims to Buy Votes in Hoosier State

Indiana November 5. Republican leaders stand accused of a large scale plan to corrupt the vote by paying blocks of twenty five to influence statewide results. William H. Evans, a key Republican and Commercial Club custodian, is arrested. Five other warrants issued for notable Republican figures. Democratic managers threaten widespread arrests of bribers statewide.

Indianapolis Ind William H. Evans Commercial Club

Lively Connecticut Day With Rootback Literature

New Haven Conn Nov 56 The day featured aggressive rootback literature aimed at voters circulated in many forms. The atmosphere was lively and indications point to a huge vote with a complex count likely to be delayed.

New Haven Conn

Democrats of Ward 22 Arrange Full Returns Tonight

Under P. F. Donavan leadership the Ward 22 Democrats provide complete election returns at Sannet Hall Boylston Station tonight so residents need not visit Newspaper row for results.

P. F. Donavan Ward 22 Newspaper Row Sannet Hall Boylston Station

Forces lined up for presidential choice in New York and Indiana

The piece notes that New York and Indiana have alternated parties in every presidential election for 24 years. It states that both states are poised to vote Democratic this year, reflecting renewed Democratic optimism.

Sir—Bryan Indiana Kentucky Maryland West Virginia Delaware California Ohio Illinois New York Bryan Paine

Returns in Washington election night preparations

In Washington extensive plans were made to receive and display results tomorrow. Newspapers clubs and offices arranged telephones telegraph links with Chicago and New York to receive returns. The President and Cabinet were largely out of town with Hay Gage and guests at the White House to watch results. Government employees were departing to vote while Republican and Democratic committees set up at their headquarters to tally outcomes and gauge the new House balance.

Washington Hay Gage White House Chicago New York Democratic House of Representatives

Bryan Lincoln Nebraska tour returns to home city speech

William Jennings Bryan completed a seven-city drive through the interior with a Lincoln stop at 6 pm delivering about a half hour talk to townspeople. He praised party principles, addressed trusts and taxation, and urged independence for the Philippines while noting large, receptive crowds in Hastings Minden Holbridge and other Republican-leaning areas. Bryan thanked supporters as he left the state capital.

Lincoln Neb Omaha William Jennings Bryan Combs Bryan Hastings Mr. Bryan Minden Holbridge England Philippines Postoffice

Rally at Wellesley in red hat McKinley Roosevelt rally

In Wellesley on November 5 Harvard Brass Band led about 500 Republican girls in a torchlight procession around the college grounds. The rally featured clubs with red and white outfits and notable marshals including Ruth Forbes and Miss Gordon.

Wellesley Harvard Brass Band Wellesley College College McKinley Roosevelt Ruth Forbes Teddy Miss Gordon Miss Hubbs Miss Nusbickel Mack Rooters Miss Matthews Marshal Miss Smith Rough Gage Caroline Hazard

Pratt on Philippines and Aguinaldo govern by E Spencer Pratt

At a Democratic meeting in South Boston Mr. E Spencer Pratt derides administration policy toward the Philippines. He argues the United States betrayed Filipino co operation, notes Aguinaldo's government exercised authority and justice, and urges recognizing and treating with that government.

Henry F. Néphen Court House Boston E. Spencer Pratt Philippines Islands Aguinaldo

Boston Mayor Won’t Predict Election Vote

Mayor Hart declined to forecast Boston’s presidential vote today and said he would not comment on how his administration might influence it. A close aide suggested the mayor avoids guessing due to Republican involvement in city politics.

Hart Boston

Democrats Confident in House Victory Across Districts

A series of letters from Democratic candidates expresses optimism about winning seats in Congress. Naphen predicts a Democratic gain in the Tenth District. Kenefick expects a strong showing in the Second. Thayer foresees victory in the Third. Flynn anticipates a close but decisive win in the Fifth.

Joseph A. Conry Naphen Flynn Kenefick Thayer Thomas W. Kenefick Congress The Post Sir John R. Thayer Worcester Navy Naphew Henry F. Naphen Boston Joseph J. Flynn Lawrence

Roosevelt Warns Van Wyck Over Police Order

Governor Theodore Roosevelt warns New York City Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck that Chief Devery’s order to ignore the State Election Bureau could lead to accountability for the city government if it triggers breaches of peace or interference with election laws. Roosevelt pledges joint action by state and city authorities to protect voters and prevent fraud.

Oyster Bay L. I Roosevelt Robert A. van Wyck New York City Devery State Election Bureau John McCullagh

Roosevelt winds up national campaign in Oyster Bay address

Governor Roosevelt closed the Republican national drive with a speech at Oyster Bay Long Island before a huge crowd. He predicted success for tomorrow and cited Saturday's New York City parade as proof that business men were housed and ready.

New York Roosevelt Oyster Bay L. I New York City

Rally for Lydon in South Boston at Spelman Hall

One of the largest rallies in South Boston gathered last night at Spelman Hall in support of Representative Michael J. Lydon seeking a second term. Ex-Councilman John Brown opened the meeting with ex-Councilman Patrick J. O'Toole presiding. Speakers included John J. Douglass Jerry Watson Thomas Curley Frederick C. Mahoney Peter J. Coughlin Thomas Hurley James P. O'Brien William Handrahan and the candidate.

Boston Spelman Hall Michael J. Lydoff John Brown Patrick J. O'Toole John J. Douglass

McKinley Odds Drop After Election Night Musings

In New York on November 5, betting on the election saw McKinley’s odds fall to 31 to 2 and then to 1 as the evening progressed with little wagering.

New York McKinley

Pierce Wins Resident's Cup at Lexington Golf Club

In an 18 hole final at Lexington Golf Club on November , Clifford Pierce defeated F G Taylor by a margin of 3 up with 2 to play. Pierce claimed the resident's cup in a closely contested match.

Lexington Clifford Pierce F. G. Taylor Pierce

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