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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1898

Page

5

Catarrh to Consumption What Doctors McCoy and Powell Do

A historical overview describes catarrh starting in the head and throat that can descend to the windpipe and bronchial tubes, causing wheezing, rapid breathing, and chest pain. It notes coughing fits, greenish or chalky sputum, blood streaks, and digestive upset, then claims bronchial disease fades under treatment by Doctors McCoy and Powell with discharge of decay and return of vigor.

McCoy and Powell

One Month Free Treatment Offer Announced at Jefferson Building

Public notice from Doctors Mce Coy and Powell at 564 Washington Street offers one month free medicine and treatment for patients starting or renewing care before January 1. The plan waives all fees and compensation.

Doctors

Outlook in Boston election day rally and expected majorities

The article describes a high political turnout in Boston ahead of elections with Democrats forecast to hold a large majority, estimates ranging from 3000 to over 5000 votes. Both parties mobilized with rallies, receptions, and literature distribution as voters prepare to read campaign literature in the morning.

Ward 8 Rallys Rally for James A Cillivan and Gallivan

A Sunday campaign rally in Ward 8 drew seven hundred voters to the Hendricks Club in Boston. Speakers including Martin Lomasney and Daniel Rourke attacked Fitzgerald and urged support for independent Democrat James A. Cillivan and for Gallivan. Hebrew voters at the American House heard Fitzgerald and Donovan, Quirk, and Borofsky defend or attack party lines amid fierce crossfire over party unity and alleged plots.

Ward 8 Hendricks Club James A. Cillivan Congress Martin Juomasney Mr. Jomasney Daniel J. Kiley Tom” Keenan Keenan Gallivan Fitzgerald Florentine Bradman Pinkofsky Senate Congressman Fitzgerald Quincy House Bradman Concord Junction Riley Daniel Rourke Martin Lomasney Martin Concord Kiley Mr. Lomasney Lomasney Fitz Ward 3 Hotel Savoy James Hayes

Fitzgerald Campaign Rallies Set Across Boston Wards

Congressman Fitzgerald closes his bid with rallies in Wards 2 8 and 18 at Lyceum Hall Blossom Street Schoolhouse and Spellman Hall South Boston presided by Councilman Norris. Speakers include Bradley Fitzgerald Flynn Quinn Conry Shaw Tague Kelliher A A Fitzgerald Slattery and other local candidates in a citywide push for votes.

Congressman Fitzgerald East Boston Lyceum Hall Fitzgerald William J. Donovan Blossom Street Spellman Hall South Boston Norris Senator Gallivan Congressman Bradley New York John F. Fitzgerald Edward J. Flynn John Quinn Joseph A. Conry David B. Shaw Peter F. Tague John A. Kelliher William T. A. Fitzgerald Joseph A. Dennison Frank Kneeland Edward J. Slattery John KE. Fitzgerald Boston

Henry S Fitzgerald Seeks Ward 6 Common Council Seat

Henry S Fitzgerald of Ward 6 files as a candidate for the Common Council. His friends back his bid and caucus observers expect him to win the largest share of votes among several contenders.

Henry S. Fitzgerald

Rally for Fitzgerald Donovan and Quirk in East Boston

The Hebrew Democrats of East Boston held a rally in lower Lyceum Hall to back Congressman Fitzgerald ex Alderman William J Donovan and Senator Charles I Quirk. Speakers included Louis A Ginsberg as chairman with Charles B Barnett Ward 9 and Councilman S H Borofsky among them.

John F. Fitzgerald William J. Donovan Charles I. Quirk Lomasney Moses M. Reinhertz Samuel H. Borofsky Krebs Lodge Philippines Napoleon Mary Hyman Weinberg Fitzgerald Weinberg Charles E. Barnett

Labor union committees named for Franklin fund inquiry hearing

The Central Labor Union appointed committees including Credential, Executive, and Organizing to present at an 8 PM Monday hearing on the Franklin fund. Members span pressmen, bakers, roofers, electricians, stationary engineers, waiters, stevedores, printers, and other trades, with broad union representation.

Central Labor Union Frank J. O'Toole Franklin Fund Frank S.pickett J. Frank O'Hare George A. Carter John W. Lyons James Donovan William Henley John J. McCarthy W. J. Khael Edmund Phelan Michael Mulligan Frank H. Detheridge T. F. Tierney Donald McGilvary John Cohen George Nickerson John I. Rohan Alexander Stewart David Flynn Electrical Dennis Dol Driscoll Horseshoers Robert Kelly Web Charles C. Wood Typographical Union Richard W. Garrity David Stern Journeymen Joseph T. Walsh Joseph Weener John Tobin Charles Morris Neil Currie J. McGrath P. J. Lally J. J. Downing Jacob Naumann Willian Woods Morris Maguire Minnie Devlin Florence Gurney F. J. Furlong Jacob Rhienstadter Barbers Weldon L. Crosman Typographical A. F. Hill Carpenters John W. Sherman Writers’ Union Anna Murphy Mary KE. Pendergast J. M. Butterfield William Lawless Michael J. Devitt John J. O'Hare James F. Manning Sanitary Department Edward Locke John Gilroy J. W. McCann Fred J. Kneeland Rank Munroe Thomas Buckley Michael J. Powers Coal Teamsters Michael Gorman Park Department Lawrence BK Murphy Water Department John F. O'Sullivan Thomas J. Shinkwing

New War Society Formed in Lexington for Spanish War Veterans

NEW WAR SOCIETY, LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 6. Last night a society titled The Service Men of the Spanish War organized to aid veterans, akin to the Grand Army of the Republic for Civil War federal troops. Articles drafted by Captain Davenny and several Colonels from diverse units.

Lexington Grand Army of the Republic Davenny R. W. Leonard New York George W. Gunder Indiana Thomas J

Gallou\-O'Brien Clash Deepens Local Election Row

Galloupe charges O'Brien slander over Hoar remarks and past probes. He cites official records and letters from W. W. Doherty, Fiske, Allen, and other former U. S. and local officials to defend his conduct in the marshal's office and dispute the sheriff's fee claims and political staff.

John B. O’brien Frederick D. Gallupe O’brien Sherman Hoar Washington Hoar Commonwealth of Massachusetts Nathaniel P. Banks Richard Olney United States Cleveland United States Grand Jury Harrison William W. Doherty F. H. Raddin Marshal’s Office F. D. Allen Bordman Hall John H. Casey Fiske Gallupe United States Marshal’s Office W. W. Doherty United States Marshal George M. Stearns Bordman Fiali United States District Attorney Albee

Arrest in Somerville Milk Theft Case Uncovers Stash

Police arrest a man named Kelly from Dorchester after a tip led them to an abandoned Spring Street stable in Somerville. Officers found two cot beds, a kerosene stove, blankets, and a hoard of provisions along with hundreds of milk cans and assorted goods believed stolen from multiple breaks over several months. The suspect’s alleged milk dealings with local dealers will be heard in local court this morning.

Somerville Spring Street Somerville Avenue Kelly Dorchester Kennedy West End Street Railway

O Briens Reply Attacks Gallupe Over Banks Affair

Sheriff John B. OBrien denounces Frederick D Gallupe in a detailed rebuttal linking Gallupe to General Banks removal and to charges of false affidavits and overcharges. He recalls Bankss 1888 accounts, a deputy sheriffs attachment, and Gallupes alleged retaliation, noting supporting figures and officials.

John B. O’brien Frederick D. Gallupe Gallupe Garland Washington General Banks Banks Governor Ames Francis Buttrick W. D. Pool Nightingale Treasury Gront O’brien Sherman Hear Navy Hear Hoar Marshal Doherty Doherty

Ward en held guilty for Reed escape meandered case

Boston, Nov. 6, 1898. Reports state the warden faced guilt charges over Reed the prominent bunco artist. Reed, early in a long sentence, dined with financial friends at a city tavern and was left unguarded at a pub on a Sunday night, amid conditions suggesting a deliberate bid for freedom.

Ida Nhe Reed Commonwealth Susticn Boston

Naphen Expected To Win Ninth District Contest

Democratic leaders in the tenth district forecast a large Naphen victory over Barrows in the congressional race. The debate centers on imperial policy with Naphen opposing it, while Barrows struggles to rally support despite State Republican heavyweight backing.

Democratic Nominee to Tour District in Electric Car Parade

Mayor Ramsdell of Lynn, Democratic congressional candidate, will tour the seventh district in an electric car parade tonight. He travels through Wakefield Stoneham Melrose Malden Everett Chelsea Charlestown Revere and back to Lynn with bands and supporters, speaking in most towns and staging a rival event to Lodge’s rally in Music Hall.

Congress Ramsdell Lynn Nahant Saugus Rumedell Wakefield Stoneham Melrose Malden Chelsea Ernest W. Roberts Central Square Music Hall Senator Lodge

Republican and Democratic hopes clash over district election

Report shows Democrats optimistic of victory if all voters turn out while Republicans fear losses in Dorchester and ward margins. Naphen expected to win in several wards, Parrons forecast to lose with strong imperialism issue. Milton seen as only certain. Committee members doubt candidate strength amid close ward contests.

Boston Naphen Governor’s Council Bruce Slattery Maccabe Republican City Committee Wolcott Barrows Roberts Krebs Post Charlestown Roxbury District Committee Goetting Dorchester Congressman Parrons Milton

Politician McEttrick backs Henry Naphen for tenth district

The Hon. Michael J. McEttrick former congressman declares for Henry F. Naphen. He urges Democratic voters to support Naphen and praises his ability to unite the party. McEttrick says his network will rally district allies to Naphen's election.

Michael J. McEttrick Tenth Henry F. Naphen Naphen McEttrick Democratic Party

Naphen and McEttrick Unite in Tenth District Support

Friends of Mr Naphen and Mr McEttrick have worked days to back the nomination. The two men, long friendly but never close, now present a united front while McEttrick predicts a record plurality for Naphen and offers campaign help despite a family illness.

Naphen McEttrick Mr. Naphen MecKitrick

Reception to Henry F. Naphen in Ward 16 Dem Club

Crowded rooms at Ward 16 Democratic Club hosted Hon. Henry F. Naphen to celebrate the union of rival factions. The Friday meeting saw the Gore faction pledge support for the ward candidates for the House, E. C. Baldwin and W. Higgins among those mentioned.

Ward 16 Democratic Club Henry F. Naphen Gore E. C. Baldwin W. Higgins

Whiskey kills Everett child after drinking half pint

The 6 year old daughter of Samuel Burney of 2 Sunnyside avenue Everett died after consuming a half pint of whiskey Saturday morning. The grandfather told the Somerville Medical Examiner Durrell that a bottle was left carelessly about the home and the child drank from it.

Easter Burney Samuel Burney Sunnyside Avenue Everett Durrell Somerville

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H. W. Piper Chestnut Street Magss McCoy-Powell Jefferson Building Almyr System Washington St Adams House J. Cresap McCy J. R. P Weil Outlook Hebrews Donovan and Quirk Council LABOR Central Union NEW War Society Catharine Maney Station 10 Williams MR. Gallupe Mayor Ramsdell Sstoneham W.l.ramsdell Revere Walter L. Ramsdell It. P.M Boston Department Store Jne Silesia Pitlow Lic Jake Hostetter Barrows i Bates Moody McEttrick Predio Ion
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