Swamp Root Endorsement From Springfield Businessman
W F Lohnes of Springfield Ohio endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root after receiving a free sample and using it for liver and kidney complaints He praises its effects and recommends the remedy while noting availability of 50 cent and one dollar bottles and mail offers from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY
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The
Post
W. F. Lohnes
Springfield
Ohio
Republic
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Rilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Democrats Refer School Nominations in City Convention
The Boston municipal convention on Milk Street voted to form a 26 member committee with full power to name school candidates. Tensions rise over endorsing three Public School Association tickets, with anti P S A factions threatening independent nominees. Details list ward by ward candidates and potential outcomes as signatures await for independent papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Street
David I. Ellis
Arthur Harrington
Julia Duff
P. A
Fitzgerald
W. F. McClellan
J. A. Conry
C. S. Sullivan
Thomas A. Kelley
Maurice J. Power
John F. Fitzgerald
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Daniel J. Kiley
John J. Gartland, Jr
P. W. Moriarity
F. Bs. Coolidge
James H. Doyle
Patrick J. O'Toole
J. F. O'Hare
W. 8. McNary
M. L. Jennings
George A. Flynn
Frank J. O'Toole
John Kenneally
W. J. Power
Harry P. Nawn
Patrick J. Donovan
Patrick M. Keating
John P. Riley
John H. Lee
Boston
W. T. Keough
Daniel W. Gallagher
Ward
Keough
P. S&s A
Republican Machine
Charlestown
James A. McDonald
John O'Hare
H. 8. Pitagerald
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Eben W. Gaynor
Louis A. Sonnabend
Ellery C. Clark
Public School Association
W. G. McDonald
Mr. Coolidge
Grace Minns
Grafton D. Cushing
Richard F. Daly
W. G. Morris
John P. Duffy
Thomas J. Kenny
Dorchester
United States
John H. Casey
Timothy L. Connolly
I. S. McDonough
Ellis
Casey
Thomas A. Mullen
Mullen
Boston Latin School
Harvard
Ward 19
Ward 4
J. Frank O'Hare
Ward 14
South Boston
Gaynor
MecGillicuddy
Ellery M. Clark
Committee of 25
Miller Caught by Police in North End Pawnshop
Joseph Miller, arrested by Inspector Rooney in a North End pawnshop, is held on a $1200 bond and faces burglary and assault charges. Police link him to an alleged murderous attack on Mrs Mary L Lucas of 84 Shawmut Avenue and to thefts at Bowdoin Street and a South End lodging house. Lucas identified Miller after a fierce arrest fight. Miller admits looting Shawmut Avenue but denies assault.
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Joseph Miller
Rooney
North End
Watts
Mary JL. Lucas
Shawmut Avenue
Bowdoin Street
Salem Street
South End
Miller
Lucas
Hancock Street
Veterans Hit at Dyrenforth in New Hampshire
Rochester New Hampshire November 19 A meeting of the department commandery of the Union Veterans Union for Vermont and New Hampshire adopted resolutions repudiating Robert St George Dyrenforth of Washington the alleged commander in chief and instructing the department commander to notify commands to elect delegates to a national encampment to be called by the executive committee chosen in Washington to reorganize the national command This is believed to be the first direct action by a state department against General Dyrenforth and his methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Union Veteran’s Union
Vermont
New Hampshire
Robert St. George Dyrenforth
Washington
State Department
Dyrenforth
Dual-Use Shoes Offer Two Styles in One Pair
A new footwear design blends two distinct shoe styles into a single pair, allowing wearers to switch looks without paying extra. The dual-function model promises convenience and cost efficiency, appealing to shoppers seeking versatility from a single purchase.
West End rummage sale draws diverse shoppers and clerks
Clerks at the West End rummage sale on Cambridge Street report strong returns as hundreds from Boston's diverse communities, including Hebrews Italians and Chinese, purchase clothing all day and a finale auction is planned. Names of participating clerks include Caroline Caswell Nellie Hill Elizabeth Chapman Nellie Cook Alice Smith Ella Sawyer E G Smith John Littlefield and Mrs Paine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Cambridge
Boston
Caroline Caswell
Nellie F. Hill
Elizabeth Chapman
Nellie E. Cook
Alice Smith
Ella Sawyer
E. GC. Smith
John Littlefield
Sailor dies of pneumonia after hospital transfer
Early yesterday William 4H. Pate of 101 Maverick Street, East Boston, was removed from a vessel near the Consolidated railroad wharf on Congress Street to City Hospital where he died yesterday afternoon. He left a sister, Mrs.
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William
Pate
Maverick
Boston
Consolidated Railroad
Congress Street
City Hospital
Free asthma treatment trial offers by request
A notice proclaims a limited time test course of asthma treatment by Pr. Whetzel. Free to all applicants who describe their case and provide two other asthma sufferers. Request a booklet of particulars in writing for the free trial. Address withheld.
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Whetzel
Adartss
Democratic Rally Opens Campaign for School Board Seats
Democratic citi zens nominees for the School Board plan a vigorous campaign. They will be endorsed at two meetings Friday night in Charlestown, Ward 19 Assembly Hall and Ward 5 Lincoln Hall, signaling strong party support against Public School Association dictation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Association
Democratic Citizens
Charlestown
Assembly Hall
Lincoln Hall
Be Sure and Read Page 9 and Tell the Children
A brief note urges readers to consult page 9 for important information and share it with children. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Irish Welcome Redmond Home in Dublin
John E. Redmond M P arrived in Dublin from Boston where he attended the Irish League of America convention. A torchlight escort met him to the Sackville street league offices. He warned of a conspiracy to disrupt the Irish party amid reports of a new Irish party formation led by Timothy Healy with nine members joining and eighteen ready to adhere.
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Dublin
Navy
John E. Redmond
Irish League of America
Boston
League
Sackville Street
Redmond
America
Ireland
Hersertemies
Irish League
Mr. Redmond
London
Timothy M. Healy
Explosion at Concord Street injures workman in South Boston
While at work on a building on Concord Street yesterday, John Bruer of K Street, South Boston, was badly burned on the face, neck and hands by the explosion of a gasolene tank.
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Concord Street
John Bruer
K Street
Boston
Concert to Aid Poor German Children in Boston
The German Women's Aid Society held a concert and dance at the Boston Turn Hall to fund a Christmas festival for poor German children. Dr. L. Kelterborn directed the event with soloists Rudolph Nettle Anna M Lohbiller Franz Hoin Harry Bullikan and H B English. The Highland Cadet Band led by Louis Weinig played many popular numbers before the dancing.
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German Women’s Aid Society
Boston Turn Hall
L. Kelterborn
Rudolph Nettle
Anna M. Lohbiller
Franz Hoin
Harry Bullikan
H. B. English
Highland Cadet Band
Louis Weinig
Somerville Socialists Name Putney for Mayor
The Somerville Socialists last evening nominated Squire E. Putney for Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Putney
Squire E. Putney
Postum touted as remedy for army gastric indigestion
A hospital steward reports relief from years of chronic gastric indigestion after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. He describes encouraging fellow soldiers and patients to use Postum, noting eight months with no coffee and a hopeful shift to a coffee-free routine despite initial resistance. The testimonial credits Postum with improving health and urging others to avoid coffee.
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West
U. A
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Boston Boot and Shoe Club Dinner Sparks Free Hides Debate
Congressman E W Roberts urged repealing the 25 percent duty on boots and shoes at a Hotel Brunswick dinner for Massachusetts delegation members. He framed repeal as part of a broader tariff revision and proposed a compromise to exempt boots and shoes if hides repeal fails. Willam B Rice and others argued against compromise while stressing competitive challenges and the need for a fair tariff, with Lovering explaining drawback bill aims. The club extended membership to corporate officers at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Roberts
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Hotel Brunswick
Massachusetts
Congress
Roberts
Senate
Free Hide League
Willam B Rice
America
United States
William Do. Lovering
Lovering
Fim
D. J. Foster
Boot and Shoe Club
Koch Inhalation Device Promises Cures for Consumption
Dr Edward Koch returns from Germany and unveils the Koch Inhalation Apparatus at a London Tuberculosis Congress. His method vaporizes healing oils with Koch Tuberculine in a fine aerosol to reach diseased lung surfaces, offering free consultation at 361 Boylston Street Boston.
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Edward Koch
America
Germany
Robert Koch
Berlin
London
Boylston St
Boston
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Tvo
W. Berman &Co
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Hanover St
E. C. Smith
Sailor
Victoria Carpenter
Beachmont
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Mass
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Lebanon
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St. Louis
F. KE. Brown
Sanborz
Lowa
J. C. Curryer
St. Paul
March
Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
Chicago
Photo Cloth CO
Cambridgeport
U. S. Army
Chase &Sandomis Coffees
Drs
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Oller
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan's
White's
Crosby's
Oxford
C. E. Davis Optical CO
Park SQ
Tuthill
Newton Hospital
Samuel Villiers Tuthill
Elliot St
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Washington St
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
Geo. T. Wilson
Tremont Row
Tremont Jewelry Co
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