Marvelous Growth of Hair Announcement Sparks Demand
A renowned physician chemist of the Altenheim Medical Dispensary announces a compound that grows hair on any bald head. He offers free trial packages to all who write, enclosing a 2 cent stamp for postage. Ages and sexes see rapid results, with hair restoration claimed for eyebrows eyelashes and scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Butterfield Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Democrats Close Strenuously At Saratoga Convention
At the Saratoga Democratic State convention the final hours grew tense yet ended with a unified ticket. William S. Devery was unseated after a loud exit, while Bird for governor and a full slate for state offices were nominated amid objections and a packed hall. Devery left amid chants of support and later spoke from the hotel steps.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York
William S. Devery
Devery
United States
Bird
Coler
Kings
Charles WN. Bulger
Oswego
C. M. Preston
Ulster
Frank H. Mott
Chautauqua
John Cu
Platform Adopted: New York Democrats Plank Outline
Saratoga Oct 1 The Democratic platform outlines tariff revision and trust policy with emphasis on regulation and reform. It lists positions to curb abuses, promote competitive practices, and adjust duties to balance industry and consumer interests. The document frames the party's tariff and trust stance for forthcoming political contests.
Woburn Bribery Case Heads to District Attorney
In Woburn on October 1 the city special counsel will present Braden Brady’s bribery evidence to District Attorney Sanderson concerning rival street railway franchises to Cummingsville. Brady blocks votes, lists eight opposing aldermen, five supporting, amid Rule 11 disqualifications and tied votes.
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Woburn
Philip J. Doherty
Sanderson
Brady
Board of Aldermen
Cummingsville
Lowell & Boston
Beggs, Carter and Holland
Railroad Committee
Felch, Hooper and Brackett
Greaney, Lynch and
Aylward
McHugh
Jowell Company
Brown, Parker and
Ninth Met Democratic Convention Adjourns to Friday
Delegates Kjekcher Conry and Dennison agree to meet Friday evening after adjourning the ninth congressional Democratic convention. A previous session at Faneuil Hall was moved due to Socialist Labor party reception for James Connolly of Dublin. Captain Clark led as proxy for Conry and signatures of all delegates were filed in the adjourned records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelcher
Conry
Dennison
Faneuil Hall
Socialist Labor Party
James Connolly
Dublin
Daniel M. Driscoll
Peter F. Tague
John F. Nolan
Thomas F. Clark
East Boston
Kellner
Denison
Clark
Bold Thieves Fail In Coal Block Heist On Washington Street
Three men attempted to carry away a half ton block of anthracite coal from in front of the F. C. Warren Coal Company on Washington near Canton. Patrolman Lane interrupted the theft, the block split on the sidewalk, and officers guarded the fragments until owner arrived.
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Back Bay
Washington Street
F. C. Warren Coal Company
Washington
Canton Street
South End
Albany Street
Lane
Water Front
Warren
South
Tariff revision and anti trust stance in Democratic platform
The document argues for commercial freedom and tariff reform aligned with Jeffersonian principles. It condemns trusts and monopolies in coal and beef, warns against protective tariffs as enriching a few, and supports reciprocal trade, wholesale tariff revision, and reducing taxes when not needed for revenue. It links these aims to protecting consumers and expanding markets abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Democratic Party
National Democratic Platform
Birdsall pledges tariff protection against monopolies in Iowa
Judge B P Birdsall accepting the Republican nomination for Congress in Iowa’s third district says the party will not yield on protection. He warns monopolies and trusts oppress the people and vows to destroy them by reciprocity and tariff readjustment to spur competition with world markets.
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Clarion
B. P. Birdsall
Congress
Henderson
Republican Party
Iowa
Brookline Officers Stop Runaway Horse at Country Club
Brookline patrolmen Minahan and Downes halted a frightened black horse pulling a carriage on Walnut Street near Joudley Street. The vehicle broke away near Clyde Street, the horse dashed toward the Country Club gates, and was stopped within feet of women crossing near the caddy house.
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Brookline
Minahan
Downes
Country Club
James McDonald
Walnut Street
Joudley Street
Clyde Street
Printers Strike Hits Rand Avery Firms
34 Rand Avery compositors walked out in a strike led by 13 non union workers. Earlier press men quit, and the firm filed an injunction against the typographical union and allied trades. New England Railway Printing, allied to Rand Avery, also filed suits against the Allied Printing Trades Council and other printing organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand-Avery Company
Typographical Union
Allied Trades
New England Railway Printing Company
Rand- Avery Company
Allied Printing Trades Council
Aged VanDerlip and Coe Sentenced
The aged defendants faced the court as Judge Aiken imposed a maximum eight year and minimum seven year sentence for VanDerlip while Henry Coe received five years. Both men appeared frail and likely unable to endure long terms, with their families in mourning as they were led to the prisoners' room.
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Lowell
Aiken
VanDerlip
Henry Coe
Mr. Coe
Coe
Convention in Sixth Salem District Nomination Stakes
The sixth district Re pune congressional convention convenes tomorrow at 10 in Danvers Town Hall to decide the nominee. Ex Senate A P Gardner leads with 76 delegates, needing 66 to name the candidate, with E P Shaw at 34 and Raymond at 20. Contest expected over Gardner's nomination. Judge Abbott of Haverhill presides, Moody declining to chair.
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Salem
Danvers
A. P. Gardner
E. P. Shaw
Raymond
Gardner
Judge Abbott
Haverhill
Abbott
Shaw
Moody
Dreyfus Replies on Zola Letter After Tragic Loss
Paris in October 2 reports a Siecle letter from Dreyfus received after requesting lines on Emile Zola. Dreyfus says the moment is too sad and his grief too great to speak publicly. He calls Zola a great and noble friend and notes he has just lost something precious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
the Siecle
Dreyfus
Emile Zola
Disturbance in Court at Irish Prosecutions
In Birr County hearing on appeal by Edmund Haviland Burke and Michael Reddy the court was cleared for interruptions. Reddy remained in custody while Haviland Burke was paroled. William Hastings editor of Western News Ballinasloe Galway convicted under crimes act for incitement intimidation and conspiracy and sentenced to two months. The case is on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Birr
Kings County
Edmund Haviland-Burke
M. P
Micheal Reddy
Haviland-Burke
Reddy
William Hastings
Western News
Ballinasloe
County Galway
Doctor's Favorite Remedy Claims Kidney Cure
E N Green of Canandaigua New York says years of kidney bleeding ended after using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. The ad claims the product cleanses blood and restores energy, offering 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a mail order sample.
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E. N. Green
Canandaigua
N. Y
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rendou
Nye Osgood wedding a brilliant event
Miss L Osgood married Norman N Nye at C E Osgood's Roxbury home in a lavish ceremony under a floral arch. The reception featured extensive decorations, gowns of duchesse satin and crepe de chine, and a grand display of presents, with the couple departing for an extended honeymoon.
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C. E. Osgood
Mayfair Street
Roxbury
L. Osgood
Norman N. Nye
Luce Hovey Wedding Draws Brookline Society
At First Parish Brookline noon ceremony united Miss Mary Hovey daughter of Mrs and Mrs Clarence E Hovey with Matthew Luce son of the late Matthew Luce of Marlboro street The affair was simple due to the groom’s father’s recent death The bride wore white satin en train with circular tucks The bridesmaid Miss Alice Hovey wore white taffeta silk En route guests included Mrs Albert S Bigelow Mrs Lyman Mrs Sargent and many other Brookline and Chestnut Hill residents with detailed gowns reported in vivid style
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Walter Allman
Winchester
Paisley
Miss Pearl Lamb
Mrs. Osgood
Mrs. Whitney
Miss Whitney
Fred W. Allen
Georgie Birch
Miss Kenney
Miss Wight
Garceau
Walter Alflman
Henry S. Dewey
Frederick W. Allen
Dixon
Wakefield
Wight
Eitinge
Walters
George Eddy
Nye
Brookline
Mary Hovey
Clarence E. Hovey
Matthew Luce
Marlboro Street
Miss Hovey
Alice Hovey
Luce
James A. Lowell
Chestnut Hill
Harvard
Mary Luce
Webster
Albert S. Bigelow
de Ford Bigelow
Gladys Williams
Bert Bigelow
Quincey A. Shaw, Jr
Arthur W. Blake
Beatrice Blake
Charles S. Sargent
Miss Sargent
Mrrs. Lyman
Batiste
Andrew Robeson
Tallor
Marlon Fenno
Liberty
Mrs. Worth
Dr. Weld
Quinny” Shaw
Bert Pigelow
Albert Harding
Joseph B. Moors
George W. Gregerson
Hugh Cochrane
Shepard Bolles
Harding
Kendall
Richard F. Bolles
Granville T. W. Braman
Moors
Otis Kimball
Estelle Kimball
Miss Braman
Mandell
Miss Webster
Charles 8. Sargent
Mme. Robeson
Fred Jayman
Frank Gair Macomber
Miss Weld
Miss Whitman
Moses Williams
Moses Williams, Jr
Newton
Philip Frick
Flint Street
M. E
Somerville
Ruth Rishell
W. Rishell
Boston University School of Theology
Newtonville Methodist Church
Eugene Antrim
Trinity Church
Springfield
Charles Hillard
West Chelmsford
Edmund Willey
North Beverly
Mr. Stockdale
E. T
Soule reverses, then reenters race for Senate presidency
President Rufus A. Soule of the Massachusetts Senate alternately withdrew and reentered the race at New Bedford yesterday after three ballots he was renominated by acclamation He says he remains a candidate for the presidency and relies on pledges from returning Senators His opponent is Senator George R. Jones of Melrose who claims pledged support Soule’s reentry promises a bitter contest with Jones asserting Soule intended to withdraw in his favor.
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Rufus A. Soule
Massachusetts Senate
Senate
New Bedford
Soule
George R. Jones
Melrose
Jones
Bids Opened For Louisiana Battleship Construction
Washington Oct 1 bids for the Louisiana battleship were opened at the Navy Department. Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co submitted the lowest bid to build the battleship within 41 months from contract date for 3 990 000 dollars.
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Washington
Louisiana
Navy Department
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
American Woman Arrested in London
A stylish American woman named Rachel Elizabeth Hurd was arrested in London on charges of acting as an accomplice to Henry Conrad of Baltimore who faced trial for attempting to forge and obtain a wax impression of a post office box key near the stock exchange. She carried 2000 dollars in gold, believed to be proceeds. Bail for both prisoners was set at an unspecified amount, with no surety yet available.
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London
Rachel Elizabeth Hurd
Henry Conrad
Baltimore
Fisher
Stock Exchange
Conrad
Free Cure for Rheumatism Promised by John A. Smith
A sensational advertisement offers Gloria Tonic as a free trial cure for rheumatism gout sciatica lumbago and related blood diseases. John A. Smith claims hundreds of thousands cured and sends trial boxes with a free health book to applicants at their own expense. Endorsements from notable figures and institutions are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
John A. Smith
Smith
Quintero
University of Venezuela
E. H. Plumacher
United States
Macadam
Surgeons Hall
Edinburg
Health
London
Mr. Smith
Germania Bldg
Milwaukee
Wis
Lowell Gifford Bride Dennis Gifford Marries Freeman Lowell
Miss Romania Dennis Gifford daughter of Benjamin D Gifford M D of Boston and Chatham wed Freeman Lowell M D yesterday at the groom's Somerville home College avenue Rev F B Allen of Boston officiated A R Perry M D former city physician of Somerville was best man Miss Millie B Gifford sister of the bride served as bridesmaid
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Romania Dennis Gifford
Benjamin D. Gifford
Boston
Chatham
Freeman Lowell
College Avenue
Somerville
F. B. Allen
J. Stephen's Episcopal Church
A. R. Perry
Millie B. Gifford
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Clarissa Kerry
New York Democrats
Lowell & Boston Road
William A. Lynch
Alderman Lynch
William Aylward
Lynch
Greaney
Bristol County Railroad
Board of
Aldermen
M. J. Doyle
Post
Alyward
Ami
Heare
Hub Gore
Hub Gore Makers
Beach Street
Mass
Captain Dreyfus
Zola
Lilla Marie Osgood
Miss Nye
Wilbur W. Richardson
Plainfield
N. J
Bustard
Bert Waters
Daniel H. Lane
Charles M. Draper
Keith McLoud
H. W. Conant
Huntington Ave
Phinney
U. S
Women’s Department
M. Simmons
Sarah L. Arnold
Tiffany Studios
Clara W. Driscoll
Frick—Rishell
Lowell—Gifford
Chicago
California
Great Southwest
Santa Fe
Manning GenAgt
Washington St
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