Enthusiastic Converts Endorse Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Mrs Jin Eneciton of Tutte Montana touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for chronic indigestion, gas and stomach pain. She and her family report quick relief after using the tablets, praising taste and ease of use. An Ohio reader from Hampton Virginia also credits improvement after two months, noting no doctor’s success comparable to the remedy.
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Jin
Stuart
Pittsburg
E. H. Davis
Hampton
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Frango Turk Quarrel Ends as France and Turkey Reopen Ties
Nov 10 dispatch reports the Sultan of Turkey acceding to French demands and signing a trade that ends the Franco Turkish dispute. France resumes diplomatic relations, with Ceillard's division ordered to leave Mitylene and marines to re embark. Tewfik Pacha informs Constantinople of the agreement, and ambassador Constans to return. The Temps calls it a brilliant victory for French diplomacy.
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Paris
Turkey
M. Delcasse
Porte
France
Ceillard
Mitylene
Tewfik Pacha
M. Bapst
Constantinople
M. Delearis
Cailard
Mitylenea
Syra
Caillara
Levant
Constans
Ordered Doctor Away. Sadie Lightfoot beaten at Wall Street
In an upper room at 7 Wall Street Sadie Lightfoot lies in pain with severe bruises after an apparent beating. George Gailey of the same address was arrested on suspicion and held as doctors and officers investigate the case. Dr Franklin, called by William Bowie claimed to be her brother, reported Gailey blocked entry and threatened him. Patrolman Leahy found Lightfoot in agony, Gailey in the room, and placed Gailey under arrest while Bowie was held as a witness.
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Wall Street
Sadie Lightfoot
George Gailey
Franklin
William Bowie
Galley
Leahy
Bowie
Jockey Bod Darnell Suspended by Jockey Club
Paris reports Bod Darnell American jockey and trainer ruled off the Jockey Club for allegedly remaining at the post at St Cloud on October 38 while riding Landres in the Prix de Marly le Roi, a formal suspension confirmed.
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Paris
C. T
Bod
Darnell
Jock Club
St. Cloud
Landres
Lawrence to Seek 3 600 000 for Boston Harbor Growth
North Adams November 10 Congress member George P. Lawrence plans to introduce a bill in the coming session to appropriate 3 600 000 for widening deepening and developing Boston Harbor. He expects broad support from Massachusetts delegates and local business groups. He notes prior votes and outlines how the project would proceed, stressing the need for strong congressional and press backing.
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North Adams
Congress
George P. Lawrence
Committee On
Boston
Massachusetts
Joseph A. Conry
Henry F. Naphen
Lawrence
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
House
Senate
Boston Harbor
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Beecham’s Pills Adverts Claim Wide Nervous Disorder Relief
An 19th century style advertisement touts Beecham’s Pills as a universal remedy for bilious and nervous disorders. It promises rapid relief within twenty minutes the first dose and claims to restore health, digestion, appetite, and complexion while noting the pills’ large world sales and worldwide availability through Beecham and U.S. depot B F Allen Co in New York.
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Beecham
Thomas Beecham
St. Helen’s
England
U.S. A
B. F. Allen CO
New York
Heaven and Hell in Boston Says Donald Sermon
The Rev Dr Donald of Trinity Church spoke on last judgment and a Boston hell within the city, urging that good and bad are separated eternally. Bowdoin's Dr William DeWitt Hyde addressed youths at First Baptist Church warning of moral peril in modern life.
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Heaven and
Hell
Boston
Donald
Trinity Church
San Francisco
William DeWitt Hyde
Bowdoin College
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Matthew
Hyde
Fiancee of Duke Interested in Labor
Miss Nina Poore, soon to be Duchess of Hamilton, is the youngest daughter of Major and Mrs. Poore of Old Lodge Winterslow, Wiltshire. The family, among Wiltshire’s oldest, counts sisters Lady Wilson and Lady Pelfly. The bride elect has long shown interest in the Winterslow village spinning and weaving industry. She is tall, fair, and considered very beautiful. The wedding date has not been set.
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London
Nina Poors
Duchess of Hamilton
Major
Poore
Old Lodge
Winterslow
Salisbury
Wiltshire
Wilson
Pelfly
Duke of Hamilton
Nina Poor
Trotting Horse for Italy Purchases Leta D. in Lexington
In Lexington on November 10, P. Bally and Lamma of Palogna Italy bought John D Creighton’s eight year old bay mare Leta D race time 2 13 4 by George Simmons for an undisclosed sum. The transaction signals Italy's growing interest in American trotting stock.
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Lexington
P. Bally
Lamma
Palogna
Italy
John D. Creighton
Leta D
New Manager Named for Moran Cyclist Jimmy Meren
Saturday papers drawn by attorney Harry W. James reveal cyclist Jimmy I. Meren will ride next season under Jed A. Tarbox, a fellow townsman, as his manager.
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Moran
Jimmy” I. Meren
Harry W. James
Jed A. Tarbox
Buckingham to be a memorial to late Queen
London reports Buckingham Palace to be transformed into a memorial to Queen Victoria. A grand Queen Victoria Garden will center the project with Brock’s statue at the core, flanked by statuary symbols of Truth Justice Maternity Constancy and Victory. The plan includes a semi circular arcade and a processional drive linking to Westminster.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Europe
Victoria
St. James's Park
Brock
Paris
Berlin
Lord Salisbury
Balfour
Lord Rosebery
Chamberlain
Aston Webb
Royal Academy
London Palace
Parliamentary Palace
St. Stephen's
Westminster Abbey
Palace
Queen's Garden
Army
Navy
Mall
Trafalgar Square
Strand
Astor Wheb
Sunday Political Rallies Sweep Boston Wards
Broad Sunday gatherings in Boston districts showcased campaigns as candidates lectured at public and semi public venues across East Boston West End Charlestown Roxbury South Boston and Dorchester. Gaddis and Doyle factions held large rallies with attacks and pledges to mobilize voters.
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Boston
West End
Charlestown
Roxbury
Dorchester
Public School Association
Bromfield
Tremont Streets
Ward 18
Michael J. Gaddis
Tremont Street
Walpole
Doyle
Collins Club
Colored Democratic Club
Shawmut Avenue
Lenox
Gaddis
Frank J. O'Toole
Ames F. Timilty
George A. Horton
Thomas EI. Raftery
Thomas H. Flannery
O'Toole
General Collins
Alderman Doyle
Joseph A. Dennison
Jerry” Watson
Daniel J. Curley
Edwin A. Harney
James J. Vasey
Three Political Meetings Mark Ward 8 Observance
Ward 8 held three political meetings in Independence Hall and Cambridge to discuss strategy. Martin M. Lomasney led the Hendricks and Sendricks clubs with sessions for loyal lieutenants and city employees. Notable speakers included Councilmen Ha t, Kley, and Rep Thomas Keiman.
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Independence Hall
Sendricks Club
Ifergan's Club
Cambridge Street
Hendricks Club
Martin M. Lomasney
Martin
Ha “%T, Kley
Thomas Keimam
Lomasney faction hosts confidential caucus clash
The Post reports a private gathering at Lowell Street described as a small meeting with about 50 attendees. City employees, denounced by rivals, faced charges of manipulation. Ward 8 results show Horgan and Fitzgerald contesting the aldermanic race amid disputed caucus tallies and alleged nonresident votes.
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Post
Martin
Mr. Lomasney
Martn
Lowell Street
Cambridge Street
France
J. Morgan
Abraham Silverman
Lomasney
M. W.rick
Mr. Morgan
Henry Ss. Fitzgerald
Ms. Horgan
Horgan
Fitzgerald
Douglass Attacks Ward 2 Machine At Smoke Talk
Ex Representative John J. Douglass challenged the Ward 2 machine at a Doug Lass Club event backing William Fr. Nelson for Common Council. Nelson urged a hospital station for East Boston. Douglass accused slate posters of playing to a fading Filipino fear and claimed a Ward 2 candidate, a union man, betrayed workers during a threatened strike.
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John J. Douglass
Douglass Club
William Fr. Nelson
Common Council
Frank Marshall
Nelson
Boston
Douglass
Rallies Planned at Columbian Boat Club Tonight
Two gatherings are set at Columbian Boat Club Jeffries Point this evening in support of Thomas J. Giblin. Speakers include John J. Douglass and John W. Noonan among others.
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Columbian Boat Club
Jeffries Point
Thomas J. Giblin
John J. Douglass
John W. Noonan
Slattery Addresses Eighth District Alderman Race
Charles Ti Slattery spoke at the Peninsula Club on East Sixth Street and addressed the Wolf Love Hurling Club at Tout’s Hall in a campaign stop for Alderman in the eighth district.
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Charles Ti. Slattery
Peninsula Club
East Sixth Street
Mr. Slattery
Touts Hall
Wolf Love Hurling Club
Morse Hospital Receives $15000 Gift from Hunnewell
Natick November 10 trustees of Morse Hospital report a gift of 15000 in railroad bonds from Hollis H. Hunnewell Sr with no use restrictions. It is the largest donation to the hospital since its founding. Hunnewell also recently subscribed 3000 to Unity Church building fund plans.
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The
Unity Church
P. A Collins Club forms in Ward 9 with 150 members
More than 150 young Democrats of Ward 6 formed the P A Collins Club of Ward 9. Officers elected include Richard J. Hayes as president and James H. Trainor as vice president. The group aims to boost ward registration and turnout for General Collins in the upcoming election. The meeting endorsed Tadwnard W. Fitzpatrick for a second term on the Communum Council.
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Ward
P. A Collins Club
Richard J. Hayes
James H. Trainor
Daniel P. Holland
John J. Vivan
Timothy Heffernan
Thomas W. Fitzpatrick
John J. Conenolly
John F. Attridge
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
Hugh McBreen
Thomas W. Witazpatrick
Two Large Rallies Back Candidate for Ward 13 Alderman
Two major meetings were held yesterday afternoon at St. Omer and the Golf Club halls in support of ex-Representative Daniel Meclisagne for alderman in the eighth district. Enthusiasm ran high as prominent speakers urged votes for MelIsaac, with John D. Fenton and William Beary presiding at the Golf Club and Omer Hall rallies, respectively. Also speaking were Hon. William S. McNary, ex-Representative William Kells, and John H. Toland.
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Daniel V. Meclisagne
St. Omer
Golf Club
MelIsaac
Messsae
John D. Fenton
William Beary
Omer
William S. McNary
Gidate Messoae
William Kells
John H. Toland
Ward 22 Rally Elects First Democratic Representative
An enthusiastic Ward 22 meeting at the Jackson Club headquarters supported the ward committee led by Edward Welly and the municipal delegation led by Henry ad Daly. The club, active Tuesday, elected John Young, Sr. as the ward's first Democratic representative amid a large, demonstrative turnout.
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Jackson Club
Edward ©. Welly
Henry Ad. Daly
John Young
Ward 20 Rally Supports Young Voter Faction at Meeting House Hill
A ward room meeting this evening will rally support for ward committee and municipal tickets. Speakers include James Shields Murphy, J J Doyle, John F Cronin, Alfred M Davis, H Murray Pakulski, Michael Cullineys, Joseph F OConnell, James J Byrne, Charles L Cooney, Edward J Brady, William L Grady, and others.
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John F. White
Asa B. Kountze
John WH. Banks
David W. Leahy
James M. Burke
Stewart E. Hoyt
Harry C. Bernard
R. E H. Morris
John H. Donovan
George O. Whittaker
John R. Hoyt
Colored Democratic Club
John T. Byron
Collins Club
Harney
Tremont Street
Gaddis
Council
House of Representatives
Ward 20
Music Hall
Field's Corner
Edmund J. J. Doyle
H. Murray Pakulski
James J. Byrne
Charles L. Cooney
Thomas H. Glynn
W. L. Grady
John F. Cronin
Patrick E. Kelliher
Joseph F. O'Connell
James Shields Murphy
General Collins
Lamson Clan
Kelly
Joseph F. Hickey
William Wo. Harber
Wiberman Hall
Roxbury
James M. Curley
Joan H. Murphy
Timothy FE. McCarthy
Jeremiah J. Good
William TP. Grady
John FP
James H. Doyle
Joseph A. Dennison
George HM. Sheehan
Martin Padden
Meeting House Hill
J.J. Doyle
Alfred M. Davis
Michael Cullineys
Edward J. Brady
William L. Grady
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Temps
W Bell
Washington
Georgi P. Lawrence
Duke
George Simmons
Buckingham
Martin Lomasney
Slattery
Baldwin
Morse Hospital
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