Ex-Governor of Oregon Praises Peruna Remedy
The ex governor of Oregon sends a letter praising Peruna as an excellent remedy for colds and catarrh. Dr Hartman’s medicine is extolled as a universal safeguard and advised for every household with a free almanac and Druggist contact.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Union
Statesman
Oregon
State of Oregon
Executive Department
The
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
W. M. Lord
United States
Dr. Hartman
S. B. Hartman
Columbus, O
Pink Tea Campaign Extends Campaign Reach in Jamaica Plain
Louis A. Frothingham Republican candidate for Mayor held eight house rallies in Jamaica Plain including a Schulverein reception and a Knights of Pythias ball. He urged a non partisan tone at each event while critics accused Democratic nominee Fitzgerald of guiding city leadership.
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Louis A. Frothingham
Citizens
Jamaica Plain
Schulverein
Knights of Pythias
Oda Fellows
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
Mr. Frothingham
Frank W. Ramseyer
Adelaide Street
George W. Anderson
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Frothingham
Kimball Building
Ramseyer
William F. Howes
Beethoven Street
Ray P. Ells
Weld Avenue
Frank Eno
Forbes Street
FE. Peabody Gerry
Everett Street
Thomas P. Dolan
Cheshire Street
John F. Shurety
Alfred Street
Manuel Joseph
Gayhead Street
Gilpatric
Rump slate not on ballot in Democratic school committee race
Chief Justice Brown and four election commissioners ruled that the rump convention slate could not appear on the ballot for the school committee. The board designated the regular Democratic slate led by John A. Brett, James J. Storrow, Thomas J. Kenny, Max Mitchell, and David X. Coughlan as the official candidates. The decision excludes the Faneuil Hall convention slate led by Joseph A. Conry.
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Brown
Minton
Burlen
Shaw
Sanford
Democratic City Committee
John A. Brett
James J. Storrow
Thomas J. Kenny
Max Mitchell
David X. Coughlan
Faneuil Hall
Joseph A. Conry
Dewey Stays In Mayor Race Amid Campaign Pressure
Judge Henry S. Dewey refused withdrawal at 5 PM yesterday. He stated he never planned to pull out and blamed Frothingham’s campaign managers for pressuring him, insisting he would appear on the December ballot.
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Henry S. Dewey
Callender Backs Dewey Candidacy Shifts Gop Stand
Senator Callender of Dorchester sent a letter to Judge Dewey pledging support for the independent Republican candidate. He also condemns the Boston Republican machine backing Louis A. Frothingham for mayor, saying many Republicans disapprove of their methods and leadership.
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Callender
Dorchester
Dewey
Boston
Louis A. Frothingham
Frothingham
Republican City Committee
Plan Unchanged After Kenny Declines School Board Nomination
The Public School Association executive committee decided Kenny’s withdrawal from the two year term will not alter campaign plans. President John F. Moors said Kenney and W S Kenney are respected by the group, and the trio Storrow Brock and Ellis remain the favored nominees.
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T. J. Kenny
Public School Association
Kenny
W. 8S. Skkenney
Democratic Party
John F. Moors
W. S. Kenney
Miss O'Reilly
James J. Storrow
George E. Brock
David A. Ellis
Pardon hearing set for Hugenet S. Taylor
Taylor, a 19 year Charlestown State Prison inmate, sought for pardon from Governor Douglas and his council. The case centers on the poisoning death of his 2 1/2 year old son. Taylor admitted buying poison but denied administering it. Hearing postponed two weeks due to Davenport's absence. He pled guilty to second degree murder. described as exemplary during imprisonment.
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Hugenet S. Taylor
Deerfield
Charlestown
Douglas
Taylor
Davenport
Greenfield
Chelsea Non-Partisans File Merritt Nomination Papers
The Chelsea non-partisan party filed papers at City Hall nominating Hon. Marcus M. Merritt for Mayor against incumbent Mayor Edward BE. Willard. Merritt, previously nominated by Democrats, enjoys strong GOP support and lists notable signatures. Headquarters to open soon.
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Chelsea
City Hall
Marcus M. Merritt
Edward BE. Willard
Merritt
Willard Howland
B. R. Hoag
Hermon W. Pratt
William S. Hermon
James E. Rice
Walker's Withdrawal Narrows Speakership to Cole
Joseph Walker of Brookline withdrew from the speakership race leaving John N. Cole of Andover as the sole remaining candidate. Cole is expected to win when the Legislature convenes in January unless an unforeseen development occurs. Walker thanked supporters in a letter and released them from obligations.
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Joseph Walker
Brookline
John N. Cole
Andover
Walker
GIBLIN TO OPEN CAMPAIGN IN CHARLESTOWN AND SOUTH BOSTON
Democratic candidate Thomas J. Giblin begins his campaign with a visit tomorrow afternoon at the Hoosack Tunnel docks in Charlestown and an evening stop in South Boston. He also speaks Saturday evening in Hayes Square Ward 3 Charlestown and plans a full city circuit to talk in every ward.
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Thomas J. Giblin
Hoosack Tunnel
Charlestown
Boston
Hayes Square
Conry Denies Mayor Candidacy Claims in Post Letter
Joseph Conry writes to the Post disputing three published misstatements. He denies running as an independent mayoral candidate and says his Faneuil Hall action aimed to secure East Boston school-board representation and support Kenny’s nomination. He says the Post could have verified the facts by contacting him.
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Fitzgerald
Frothingham
Faneuil Hall
Boston
William
Kenny
Post
East Boston
Joseph Conry
Romance at First Hello Sparks Dorchester Board
Six years ago Miss May O'Brien of Roxbury joined the New England Telephone Company and was assigned to the Dorchester board. During her first evening of helloing over the wire she began a romance that captivated colleagues.
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May O’brien
Roxbury
New England Telephone Company
Dorchester Board
Bride Miss O Brien Weds Arthur R Tabor in Roxbury
Miss O Brien, popular with coworkers and telephone subscribers, married Arthur Ray mond Tabor last night at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Roxbury in a ceremony conducted by Rev Arthur T Connolly. A reception followed at 77 Bromley Street and the couple left at midnight for a Southern tour.
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Arthur Raymond Tabor
Brockton
Arthur T. Connolly
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Roxbury
Miss O'Brien
Gertrude O’brien
Hugh J. Cannon
Dedham
Bromley Street
Mrs. Tabor
Man Drowns Self After Taking Woman Aboard
Benjamin S. Tibbetts of Plum Island drowned off Black Rocks after taking Mrs. Flora Laurey as a passenger on a boat trip to Newburyport. He declared he was sick of living and jumped overboard, while Laurey struggled to reach shore.
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Newburyport
Plum Island
Benjamin S. Tibbetts
Flora Laurey
Tibbetts
French's Report Expected On Eve Of Election
Asa P. French continues probe into Fenway graft but offers no timetable for findings. Politicians expect a report to be published a few days before the election and to be used as a campaign issue on the eve of voting.
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Asa P. French
Daniel A. Whelton
Webster decries Boston costs per capita at rally
Representative Walter A. Webster of Ward 22 spoke at a Republican rally in Cora Hall at 1122 Salem Street claiming Boston costs per capita exceed all others and criticizing FitzGerald for not meeting Democratic standards set in the past.
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Boston
Walter A. Webster
Ward 22
Cora Hall
Salem Street
Webster
Fitzgerald
COLD CURE PROMOTION WITH GROVE'S SIGNATURE
An advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets. Druggists refund the money if it fails. Each box bears Be. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Fine and Jail for Burton
United States Senator Joseph Ralph Burton of Kansas was sentenced in the U S Circuit Court to six months in the Iron county jail at Ironton Missouri and fined 2500 dollars for acting as a paid attorney for Rialto Grain and Securities Company of St Louis before the Post Office Department to block a fraud order He is released on bond of 5000 dollars pending appeal.
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ST. Louis
United States
Joseph Ralph Burton
Kansas
Iron County
Ironton
Rialto Grain & Securities Company
Post Office Department
Jordan Marsh Vows Holiday Profit Sharing For Clerks
The department store will give every clerk a share of one half of one percent of their individual sales during the holiday season. Shippers and support staff will also benefit based on position and tenure. Management asks public cooperation to boost year end sales, noting every purchase contributes to each clerk’s Christmas money and the store’s charitable business spirit.
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Jordan, Marsh & Co
Jordan
Marsh
NYU Council Moves to Abolish Football
The New York University council unanimously commits to abolishing football with final action due at the next regular meeting in three weeks.
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New York
Council of
New York University
Bay State Gas Wins 350000 Against Lawson and Weidenfeld
In a Supreme Court entry Bay State Gas Company of Delaware is awarded 350000 from Thomas W Lawson and Camille Weidenfeld. Other defendants are dismissed without costs and the receiver is discharged. The Lawson cross-action ends with neither party awarded.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Camille Weidenfeld
Supreme Court
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Lawson & Weidenfeld
Lawson
Man Pleads Guilty Over 128 Gull Feathers Sold for Millinery
Lewis Mitchell admitted by counsel to two counts after selling 128 strips of gulls feathers in Maine. The 128 bodies were seized and the case, under a 1904 wildlife act, was placed on file to avoid injustice to buyers unknowingly purchasing feathers from prohibited birds.
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Lewis Mitchell
Maine
D. J. Killian
State Department of Fisheries and Game
David Maguire Dies After Charlestown Fire Injuries
David Maguire died from burns suffered in the National House fire in Charlestown. He was trapped in his room when a kerosene lamp exploded and set the room ablaze. He was evacuated to Relief Hospital where he passed away early yesterday morning.
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David Maguire
National House
Charlestown
Maguire
Relief Hospital
Cambridge Politics: Coveney and Bird Do Not Run Independently
Alderman John W. Coveney will not seek independent status for the Board of Aldermen and Herman Bird will not run independently for Mayor. Both were expected to file papers but did not.
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John W. Coveney
Board of Aldermen
Herman Bird
Winners to See Show on Thanksgiving Football Winners
High schools Melrose Malden Everett Medford Somerville and Rindge Manual Training School Cambridge share a unique stake in Thanksgiving morning football games. The three victorious teams will be guests of the Malden Auditorium management for the Thanksgiving evening performance.
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Melrose
Malden
Everett
Medford
Somerville
Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge
Will of Elizabeth A. Taylor Funds Chelsea Savings Bank to Lawrence Lodge
The will of Elizabeth A. Taylor of Chelsea recently filed in probate allocates all money on her Chelsea Savings Bank account at death to the Lawrence Lodge of Elks. The document names the beneficiaries and details the transfer of funds.
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Elizabeth A. Taylor
Chelsea
Chelsea Savings Bank
Lawrence Lodge of Elks
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