Cure for Rheumatism Endorsed by Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is praised by Gen. Thomas, Ex-Lieut.-Governor of Vermont, who credits it with curing his rheumatic pains after a long career in public life. He urges others to try the medicine and notes free consultations at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Thomas
Vermont
Montpelier
America
Dr. Greene
Bruce
Boston
Walcott
John H. Lee
Democratic City Committee
Brace
Lee
Maccabe
Republican City Committee
Weolcott
McNary
Democrats
Fire Rips Four Story Eliot Street Building
A blaze at 1395 and 137 Eliot street owned by Louise Williams sent two alarms from Box 55 as flames spread from the basement air shaft to upper floors. The Royal Society of Good Fellows and other lodge rooms were evacuated safely while two children were carried to the street from the fourth floor. Total loss expected around $8000 with upper-floor lodge rooms damaged and the building partially unoccupied.
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Louise Williams
Commonwealth Avenue
Herman L. Hoffman
van Rensselaer Place
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Prof Coffey Grand Organ Recital Draws Boston Crowds
The People’s Temple hosts Prof. Coffey with Prof. O L Carter in a grand organ recital that draws large crowds. Coffey, hailed for healing the sick, claims many cures across Massachusetts with audiences nearing 300,000. recital starts at 2 15 P M with free admission and open offices at 212 Columbus Ave Boston for treatments daily 9 A M to 7 30 P M except Sunday.
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Commonwealth
Columbus
Berkeley St
Boston-Massachusetts election forecast hints at party gains
Voters prepare as Democrats flatter themselves with rising statewide support. Analysts project gaps in congressional districts, hoping for two or more seats, while Republicans push Wolcott’s lead and Bruce’s Boston tally. Campaigns frame ninth and tenth as pivotal with tight races elsewhere.
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Wolcott
Bruce
Slattery
Fraud allegations and election court actions unfold
State Superintendent McCullagh exposes Italians alleged to have issued fraudulent naturalization papers. Rosario Calcione and Giuseppe Marrone arrested on possession of fake papers, each posting 2500 bail. In Washington, November 7, next Congress expected to be very close with Democrats and Populists likely to edge Republicans, Senate unchanged.
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Rosario Calccione
Calaguiro
Giuseppe Marrone
Wai
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Senate
Cincinnati
Hanna
Ohio
McKinley
Predictions in New York race split by party lines
A Nov 7 report quotes Democratic leaders predicting Van Wyck victory with large margins across New York, while Republican leaders insist Theodore Roosevelt will win by substantial pluralities including in Kings County, Greater New York, and statewide totals.
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van Wyck
New York
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Bronx
David B. Hill
Brooklyn
Harlem River
Edward Murphy, Jr
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
John Ll. Shea
Kings County
Democratic Executive Committee
P. H. McCarren
Democratic State Executive Committee
van Wyek
Nashville
Tenn
McMillin
Quiet Election Eve in Connecticut Aims for State Victory
Connecticut faces a calm election eve with little rally activity outside headquarters. Republicans enter Election Day confident of winning state government four Congress seats and all eight county sheriffs, while Democrats project at least two Congress seats four sheriffs and greater General Assembly representation.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
General Assembly
Fitzgerald Campaign Finale in East Boston Ward 2
In Ward 2 East Boston Lyceum Hall overflowed as Congressman Fitzgerald wrapped up his campaign. Speakers including William Taylor and William J Deravan addressed the crowd with sharp partisan exchanges and harsh remarks about Martin Lomasney. The meeting featured references to Algerism and imperialism, and a dramatic bugle call as Fitzgerald claimed Lomasney threatened him with lethal harm.
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William J. Deravan
Martin Lomasney
Election Commission
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Franz Hugo Krebs
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Morning Post
Hendricks Club
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Joseph A. Conry
Banner Ward
Martin M. Lomasney
William J. Cronin
John L. Kelly
Czar Lomasney
Shaw
Congressman Fitzgerald
Montauk
Lomasney's Closing Sparks Jackson Hall Rally
A Ward 6 gathering at Jackson Hall saw loud partisan exchanges as Lomasney Rourke and Riley faced off against Fitzgerald. boos and cheers punctuated speeches. one man was thrown downstairs amid heated chants.
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Fitzgerald
Lomnasney
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Concord
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Congress
God Almighty
Green Dragon Club Celebrates First Anniversary Ride and Banquet
The Green Dragon Club a North End society celebrated its first anniversary with a tally ho ride around the city followed by a banquet at Castle Square Hotel President Alphonso Bruno presided speeches were delivered by James Hoff Louis Astrela Charles J Keenan and Joseph Dandero.
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North End
Castle Square Hotel
Alphonso Bruno
James Hoff
Louis Astrela
Charles J. Keenan
Joseph Dandero
Gallivan McNamara Rally Draws Ward 13 Crowd in South Boston
The Ward 13 rally last evening drew an estimated 800 men with hundreds blocked by doors. Speakers including William O'Brien and Senator Gallivan attacked Fitzgerald and urged votes for Gallivan and McNamara amid energetic processions and red fire.
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Lynn
Knox
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McNamara
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Mr. Quirk
South Boston
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Wikoff
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Ward 8
Quincy House
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Slattery
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Alexander B. Bruce
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Faneuil Hall
Daniel J. Kuey
P. A. Cains
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Patrick J. O'Toole
James B. Clancy
Michael V. Maroney
Fitzgeralds Campaign Row Highlights Local Democratic Battle
Fitzgeralds men clash with Gallivan supporters in Ward 7 as Dennison and Fitzgerald appeal to voters. The crowd voices split, with Gallivan backing candidates readied for tomorrow while Quirk and Kelcher argue party loyalty and regularity.
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Tigers
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Joseph A. Dennison
Mr. Dennison
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Jerry” McNamara
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Tie
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New England
John A Kelcher
Charles J. Quirk
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