Munyon cures touted by knights and townsfolk
A. A. Nevres of Lowell and Geo. Calwell of Dorchester praise Prof. Munyon's homeopathic treatment after rapid recoveries from catarrh and severe cough. The ad claims 57 cures for 57 ills, with remedies at 25 cents and free medical advice from the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Nevres
A. Hines
Knights of Pythias
Rock St
Lowell
Mass
Munyon
Mr. Calwell
Calwell
Clinton St
Dorchester
Ianes
Boston
Prof
John Gibson Held After Bowery Find of Cash and Jewels
John Gibson a confessed absconder and cashier for Boston bookmaker T J ONeil was found drunk on the Bowery with 2000 dollars and jewelry. A Portland Maine warrant was sent and he is to be returned for investigation and possible attachment of the money and jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Gibson
Bowery
Olmstead
Portland
Gibson
T. J. O'Neil
Boston
Rigby Park
Europe
John Clancy
O’neil
Maine
Clancy
McClusky
Watts
Patrolman on Trial Over Beating Incident in Melrose Couple
Henry K. Stone and his wife of 33 Myrtle Street Melrose were arrested in Boston on Rept. 6 after a dispute with Patrolman Thomas Gallagher. Stone alleged a police assault claiming he was recovering from a paralytic shock while the officer accused him of loud talking. The hearing before Police Commissioner Curtis was continued to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Stone
Myrtle Street
Melrose
Thomas Gallagher
Curtis
Mr. Stone
Beacon Hill
Tin Plate Trust Forming In Massive Consolidation
Chicago November 7 A giant tin plate trust is forming by consolidating the leading tin plate interests. Capitalization will be at least 50 million dollars with potential growth as mills join. About forty companies are already part, with more than 270 mills likely to be operated and initial output projected at 8 million boxes a year and profit near 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tin Plate Trust
Consolidated Company
Capitol Safe After Capitol Explosion Repair Planned by Opening
Washington officials report the Capitol’s structure remains sound with heavy foundations intact. Assistant Architect Wood notes minimal damage to arches and walls, estimating repair cost around $20,000 and completion before Congress reconvenes. The gas explosion likely caused the blast. an official inquiry will confirm causes. The Supreme Court file room suffered the only irreparable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Building
Capitol
Wood
Supreme Court
Congressional Library
City Missions Discussed at Tremont Temple Meeting
The Baptist Social Club gathering at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple drew nearly 300 attendees. Noted guests included Rev Josiah Strong D D of New York who spoke on The Twentieth Century City How It Can Best Be Evangelized and J B Cornell who shared Workingman's Church experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Missions
Baptist Social Club
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Josiah Strong
D. D
New York
J. B. Cornell
New York City
Workingman’s Church
Gilbert Hall
A. S. Upham
W. E. Macurda
Ira Stockwell
Irving QO. Whiting
Boston
Claims to be a forger in hotel suicide attempt
Richard J T Nott, a 28 year old man, tries to kill himself in the Hotel Arnot room after admitting to forging the name of Lynch Bros of Boston on a $450 check. A hotel clerk rescues him. he later says remorse drove his act. No Boston loss reported yet.
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New York
Arnot
Twenty-eighth Street
Broadway
Richard JT. Nott
Nott
Lynch Bros
Boston
Lynch
Catholic Cemetery Meeting Sees Revival of Old Debate
The ninety fifth semi annual meeting of the Poston Catholic Cemetery Association meets tomorrow evening at Dudley Hall 2389 Washington Street. The agenda includes renewing the feud over the presidency and a vote on purchasing land near Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston Catholic Cemetery Association
Dudley Hall
Washington Street
Calvary Cemetery
The Dinner Bell and the Hungry Man
A busy metaphor links the ringing dinner bell to nourishment while noting pity for the weak eater. The piece advises the starved man to take a tablespoonful of something before meals to help digestion.
Duffy's Malt Promoted as Government Medicine
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a government classed medicine. It claims the whiskey can cure gastric trouble and quickly convert dinner into blood bone and muscle, urging purchases from druggists and grocers and forbidding substitutes.
Williams Endorses Bisbee in Chicopee Election Eve Speech
In Chicopee on election eve, Mr. Williams appeals for voter support for congressional candidate R. C. Bisbee. He criticizes annexation of Australasian islands, warns against imperial rule, and calls for a commission led by a general to investigate the war, while noting tensions between Massachusetts Senators over policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Williams
Congress
R. C. Bisbee
Spain
Europe
Massachusetts
United States
Miles
Mayor Quincy Stresses War Readiness at Fair
Mayor Quincy spoke on war and the need for a ready army and fleet while attending a Boston fair. Enthusiasm rose in the motor vehicle display as Henri Fournier, Kenneth Skinner, and other prominent drivers prepared for tomorrow’s Charles River Park races with numerous steam and gas carriages showcased.
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Quincy
Charles River Park
Henri Fournier
Kenneth A. Skinner
Boston
George E. Whitney
America
Andrew IL. Riker
New York
Providence
Stanleys
Newton
William B. Mason
Milton
Columbia
Riker
Haynes-Apperson
Eaton
Piper & Tinker
de Dion
Heymann
de Cauville
Durgeau
Anderson
Reeves's Band Delights Visitors at Opening Day
A historic fair opened with music by Reeves's Band and a varied program. Dusseault praised his regiment's valor from Camp Alger to Porto Rico as Sam Walter Foss recited poems and Italian cooking demos entertained attendees. Sixty Boston Normal School gymnastic pupils attended with chaperone Miss Amy Morris Homans.
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Ning
Alger
Porto Rico
Dusseault
Santiago
Yale
Sam Walter Foss
Farragut
Dewey
Sara Kunhardt
Ernest Astelle
Gem Baker
Astéile
Flora McDonald
Ralph M. Kirtland
Josiah Quincey
Quincy
Reeves
Faust
Antonio Lareno
Cleveland
S. W. Carpenter
J. S. Derby
J. B. Jordan
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics
Amy Morris Homans
Nero Arrives at Nagasaki with Coal Jettisoned
The United States auxiliary collier Nero arrived at Nagasaki harbor with five hundred tons of coal jettisoned. She will sail in a few days for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
Japan
United States
Nero
San Francisco
Fire destroys farmhouse in Lowell area.
Lowell November 7 Frank H Farmer house and barn at Tewksbury burned this morning loss about 6000 with 5000 insured. Fire authorities investigate cause and assess damage to property and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Frank H. Farmer
Tewksbury
Unknown man found unconscious in Jamaica Plain dies
An unidentified man about 50 years old was found unconscious yesterday morning at the corner of Centre and New Heath streets in Jamaica Plain. He was carried to Dr. McDonald's office at the same intersection and died within minutes. He was 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighed 140 pounds, and wore a blue serge suit with laced shoes.
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Centre
New Heath
Jamaica Plain
Dr. McDonad
Portland Ship Company Manager John B. Coyle Dies
John B. Coyle, manager of the International Steamship Company and Portland Steamship Company, died at 11:15 last night in Portland of Bright's disease. He leaves a widow and two children, Mrs. C. A. Haight of Portland and Philip Coyle, a Harvard student.
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Portland
John B. Coyle
International Steamship Company
Portland Steamship Company
Bright
C. A. Haight
Philip Coyle
Harvard
Heir for Duchess of Aosta Tufts Rival Helene Fears Reign
The birth of a son to the Duchess of Aosta at the Italian court stirs rivalry with Princess Helene, who fears the child could secure the throne. Helene d Orleans and the Naples line vie for influence as Doctors and rumors swirl about succession. Dr Bell’s Cough Syrup mentioned for catarrhal symptoms.
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Italy
Aosta
Margharita
Naples
Helene
Helene d’Orleans
Duke of
Helene d'Orleans
Prince
Helene of
Montenegro
Dr. Schenk
Naphen Seen Winner in Boston District Race Turmoil
The article surveys a tight tenth district contest between Democrats led by Gore and Republicans split over imperialism and Philippines policy. It notes DoNaphen as favored by leaders on both sides, with local ward efforts and last minute shifts including Bordman Hall opposition and Hall’s late endorsement reaction.
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Naphen
South Boston
Republican State Machine
District Committee
Barrows
Philippines
Boston
Thomas J. Beedem
Beedem
Quincy
Beechem
Dorchester
Frank A. Foster
Bordman Hall
Hall
Fred 9. Gore
Democratic District Committee
Messrs
P. F. McDonald
J. P. Reilly
Naphen Seeks Congress Victory On Philippine Policy
The Hon. Henry F. Naphen, Democratic candidate for Congress in the tenth district, predicts at least a 2000 vote lead. He states voters favor opposing Philippine annexation and opposes Imperialist policy, while accusing Republican Barrows of avoiding the issue. He thanks supporters from both parties for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Naphen
Congress
Tenth
Jarrows
Barrows
Republican Party
Ward man denies Krebs circular forgery signature
William W. Farr of Ward repudiates attending any Krebs endorsement meeting and calls the circular forging his signature a crime. He will back all Republican nominees except Krebs in the ninth district race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Farr
Ward
Franz Hugo Krebs
Congress
Krebs
Fearful reward offered for illegal voters in ninth district
Chairman Goetting of the Republican State committee says a $100 reward will be given for the apprehension and conviction of any illegal voters or rec reaters, aimed chiefly at the ninth district where Krebs is the GOP nominee. Krebs claims foes of Fitzgerald seek his defeat by any means while Democrats call the fear unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goetting
Republican State Committee
Krebs
Ninth
Fitzgerald
Pearson
Court Square
Mr Fitzgeralds Moving Retraction Letter to the Editor
Edward J Leary of Boston writes to the Post denying involvement in moving Mr Fitzgeralds furniture to Concord Junction and any city charges to the messenger department. He asserts he had no part in the action or related costs.
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Leary
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Concord Junction
City Messenger
City
Edward J. Leary
Boston
McKinney Addresses Deficit Talk At Lowell Rally
In Lowell, November 7, Luther T. McKinney cites Treasury figures on Dingley era deficits. He claims $98,249,108 deficiency with $86,000,000 for war costs and $82,249,103 remaining, contrasts with $18,000 prior year, and blames Republican policy for a $38,000,0 deficit. He notes planned wage cuts for mills and war-driven earnings for some mills.
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Lowell
Luther T. McKinney
U’nder
Republican Party
Spain
Maine
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Duffy’s
Williams Pleads
Bisbee
Department of the Fair
W. F. Dusseault
Coyle
Naphen A
Gore
Lam
David H. Monony
Newark
Ms. Allons
Sterling Remedy Company
Menires
Sampson
Ask Schley
Osgood
Anocide
Washington St
MR. Fitzgerald
M’kinney
Treasury
Mme
Boyston Street
Middlesex Bank
Middleton
Iron and Stone
Summer Street
Thomas W. Greenhall
J. F. Whalen & Co
Reinstein & Co
Mercantile Reference and Bond Association
John Tenney
Tenney
Roosevelt
Dunkirk
WN. Y
Oyster Bay
L. I
H. ©. Hilton
Frank Moseley
Middletown
N. Y
Sullivan County
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