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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1905

Page

4

Dewey cries fraud and plans independent bid

Judge Dewey alleges a uniform 15 of every 60 Frothingham votes show same pencil marks in Ward 21 ballots and considers protest. He plans to protest recount results, pursue signatures to run 20 000 voters, and may announce action after studying the ballots and Frothingham’s alleged lead.

Frothingham Fred Bolton Judge Dewey Boston Daily Ward 21 Dewey Republican Party Fitzgerald Eeeres Eeee L Eelm Ower

Nightcap praise turns to smoke of old Grape-Nuts tale

An Allegheny Pennsylvania man touts Grape-Nuts with milk as a nightly staple claiming it cured his acute indigestion and sleep problems. He reports a weight gain and renewed vigor after about a year and urges others to trust Postum as a runner-up.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Frothingham Seeks Mayor Office Amid Party Divide

The Hon. Louis A. Frothingham vows to fight for the mayoralty from Marlboro Street. He opposes fraud claims, predicts independent candidacy by Judge Dewey could aid Democrats, and laments Republican disarray while urging continued campaigning despite internal splits.

Louis A. Frothingham Marlboro Street Dewey Beacon Hill

Wife Seized From Secluded Farmhouse In Abduction Case

Three men faced continued hearing as police probe the disappearance of Mrs. Vickery. Deputy sheriff says search began last Wednesday after her husband reported she was missing. Officers forced entry to a suspected farmhouse and found the wife with her alleged abductor once thought to be the husband’s friend.

Vickery Young Codding

Hebrew Fund Over Thirteen Thousand Dollars Raised

Bankers for the Russian relief fund report total contributions of 13 559 75 for Hebrew aid in Russia. Major gift of 1 000 from Lee Higginson Co followed by numerous individual and firm donations, including Baldwin, Kornfeld, Salinger, Jordan Marsh, Epstein’s Drug Store, and Mary Shapiro, totaling 13 559 75.

Messrs Kidder, Peabody & Co Russia Lee, Higginson & Co William H. Baldwin L. E. If Kornfeld C.seedccs Ces Giareraie Lee Higginson Whrlich & Kopf Eee Earea Sien H. G Isaac Kaffenburgh Ueaeem Ences Asevenee Sas Tredor Koplowsky Alex. Breslow Charles Po ‘Elscher Bbis Lab Max Lewis Morris L. J. Cudlony Emma Greenfield Goddman Rowetzky Epstein’s Drug Store Diesel Aretai Aie Sala Ete Oeheb Henry Grant Ees Rae Ee Samuel Adelberg Philip H. Louis Jordan Marsh Co Ene Asrerecanes Goldsmith, Silver & Co Mra Mary Shapiro Max Frank iAdolph Dinner & Co I. J. Rothenberg Facob Cohen Basan Ae Ee Merece James J. Putnam Patrick A. Collins M. I. Yunes

Graft Allegations Stir Chelsea Licensing Fight

Testimony links checks to liquor license graft in Chelsea as Charles Williams recalls payments to secure licenses. Willard Dunbar and George A. Lewis deny taking money. affidavits detail checks dated November 1903 and January 1904 tied to license outcomes.

Chelsea Bank Mr. Lowell Mr. Kelly Charles H. Williams Puritan Trust Company Mr. Dunbar Charles N. Morgan Chelsea The Post George A. Lewis Lewis Willard H. Dunbar Hammond Dunbar Boylston Street George H. Cutter Newburyport Boston

Roosevelt Denies Interview Over Reciprocity Letter

Theodore Roosevelt refuses another interview with Henry M Whitney over a dispute about reciprocity with neighboring countries. Roosevelt accuses Whitney of misquoting and misrepresenting past remarks, citing lack of propriety and accuracy. Whitney’s copy of the letter is shared, noting the public can publish.

Henry M. Whitney Theodore Roosevelt Atlantic Avenue Boston Mass

Citizens Union Forming to Pick Boston School Board

Boston prepares for a five member school board with Citizens Union and Public School Association to nominate candidates. Arthur Lewis notes no union ticket yet. James J. Storrow says candidates must be honest capable sincere and fair to all Boston children. He urges citizen support and warns against self serving candidates.

New Citizens’ Union Boston Arthur @. Lewis Bijou Public School Association Charles l. Burrill Ward 11 Citizens’ Union James J. Storrow Josiah Quincey

Everett Y. M. C. A Fire Damages Building

The Everett Y. M. C. A on Chelsea street suffered about $1500 in damage from a fire that started in the basement and spread to the first floor library. Firemen fought the blaze for two hours, destroying several valuable paintings and books before they confined it. The building will be repaired at once.

Everett Young Men's Christian Association Chelsea Street

Cascarets Claim Quick Cure For Constipation Indigestion

An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a safe candy like laxative to prevent constipation and indigestion. It advises a ten cent emergency box carried daily and claims 90 percent of illnesses stem from the bowels. It urges taking one tablet nightly or on demand for relief and notes the product is made by Sterling Remedy Company with the CCC stamp.

Sterling Remedy Company CCC Chicago New York

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New England Vicinity Otis Street United States of America Massachusetts Will Faneuil Hall South End Good Government Association Citizens’ Movement Republican Association Citizens Kelley Oksi Greater Boston Union Street John T. Connor Corp’n Whitney Henry Siegel Washington & Essex Srs Siegel Restaurant Hall Strube Orchestra Club Gustave Strube Adelaide Griggs A. S. Kerr NEW Citizens Union Ready For Campaign Mr. Storrow Cear Storrow Everett Y. M. C. A
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