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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1900

Page

5

Remedy for Brights Disease and Diabetes Pills Ad

If in need of a remedy do not hesitate a moment Invest 25 cts in a box of Smith's Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills containing 100 Pills with full directions for use and a valuable diet list for sufferers from Bright's Disease and Diabetes etc W F Smith 41 Tremont St Boston

Tremont St Bright Smith Boston Wm. Clements Spencer Ave Chelsea Mass W. F. Smith Tremont, St

Massachusetts Senate to New Session Sets Record Demoncratic Strength

When the Massachusetts Senate convenes in January Boston will harbor its largest ever Democratic slate with seven members elected Tuesday. The second district Charlestown wards selects David B. Shaw, the third district Wards 2 6 and 8 picks Jeremiah E. Mahoney, and the fourth district Wards 7 9 and 17 is represented by William T. A. Fitzgerald. The fifth district Wards 10 12 and 18 elects John A. Sullivan, the sixth district South Boston Wards 18 14 and 15 chooses James B. Clancy, and the eighth district includes Wards

Massachusetts Senate Boston Charlestown David B. Shaw Senate Jeremiah E. Mahoney William T. A. Fitzgerald John A. Sul

Dowd Elected From Ninth District Wards 11 19 2

From the ninth district made up of Wards 11 19 and 2 Thomas H Dowd is elected. The Charlestown and the 2 6 8 the South.

Edward Beaver Thomas H. Dowd Charlestown

Colby Defeated in Fifth District by Sul livan

Colby loses to Democrat John A Sullivan by fourteen votes in the fifth district tainted by recount talk. Colby blames Republican votes and cites hostility from Innes faction and Mayor Hart’s tax policy. Sullivan faces pressure over accurate vote totals amid municipal election implications. Franz Hugo Krebs credits Colby’s defeat as rebuke to Hast and the Republican board of strategy.

John Colby John A. Sullivan Mx Colby Sullivan Colby Hart State House B. T. Wheeler Innes Ward Bryan Paine McNamara Franz Hugo Krebs Thomas N. Hast Republican Board of Strategy

Senator Innes Denies Involvement in Colby Vote

Senator Charles H. Innes issues a signed denial to the Post asserting there was no organized effort to defeat Colby in Ward 10 or Ward 18. He says most voters supported the Republican ticket, cites Mr. Paul’s attacks as causing some defections, and notes partisan opposition to Estey Winsloe and Senator Ross.

Innes Colby Sullivan Isaac F. Paul Ward Committee Messrs Estey, Winsloe Ross Charles H. Innes

Armbruster Delivers Second Lecture on World Song Writers

Carl Armbruster presented the second of four lectures at Association Hall focusing on Robert Schumann and Robert Franz. The next session is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon November 14 at 2 30 o'clock.

Association Hall Carl Armbruster Robert Schumann Robert Franz

Boston political map shows varied party strength by district

Boston and the South End remain strongly Democratic while the ninth district is doubtful. Fifth and eighth districts have been Republican. Senators Shaw Fitzgerald Sullivan Dowd are lawyers. Sullivan and Dowd lack prior legislative experience. Shaw Fitzgerald Mahoney Clancy have served in the House and city government. Seaver belongs to the real estate firm Seaver & Frost.

Boston South End Shaw Fitz Gerald, Sullivan and Dowd Sullivan Shaw, Fitzgerald, Mahoney Clancy Seaver Seaver & Frost

Miss Julie Lasker Weds Max Nast in Boston Home

Miss Julie Lasker daughter of Rev Dr Raphael Lasker a Hebrew rabbi at 47 Hemenway street married Max Nast a New York merchant. Ceremony at the Lasker residence with bride’s father officiating and a chrysanthemums and laurel decor. Maid of honor Miss Lilla Lasker. bridesmaids Miss Florence Lasker and Miss Helene Tuchler. Best man Alexander Lasker. pages Lloyd Lasker Toplitz and Myles French Lasker. Couple to honeymoon in Canada and reside in New York.

Julie Lasker Raphael Lasker Hemenway Street Max Nast New York Lasker Lilla Lasker Florence Lasker Helene Tuchler Buffalo Alexander Lasker Lloyd Lasker Toplitz Myles French Lasker Canada

Portland Girl Personal Crisis Reported

Portland Mo Nov 7 Miss Addie is the subject of a personal crisis report from portland. The brief item notes a young woman named Addie facing a private family matter prompting local concern and community attention.

Portland Portland, Mo Addie

Death by own action ends life of 23 year old P Hill

P Hill, age 23, killed herself last night after years of illness. Local authorities report no foul play and express condolences to her family and friends. Her death underscores ongoing concerns about mental health and access to care in the community.

P. Hill

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