Nervura Cure Endorsed by Judge Hastings in Vermont
Judge J H Hastings of Waitsfield Vermont and director of Waterbury National Bank endorses Dr Greene's Nervura as a cure for nervous debility indigestion and related ailments. The testimonial notes improved sleep stronger nerves and restored energy from using the remedy with assurances of free personal or letter consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hastings
Greene
Nervara
Waitsfield
Vermont
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
National Bank OF Waterbury
Hoar Attacks English Bimetallists as Sincere
Worcester October 2 Senator George F Hoar arrives in the city in good health and ready to campaign. He says English bimetallists show little resolve and prefer England follow with silver only if other nations join. He cites Meline Gladstone and Harcourt views and urges international agreement with the United States on silver coinage.
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Worcester
George F. Hoar
England
Bank of England
France
Germany
Monsieur Meline
William Vernon Harcourt
Gladstone
London
United States
McKinley
Cadet Clare Faces Septic Diphtheria On Ship Enterprise
Cadet William Clare, from the training ship Enterprise, was moved to Cuy Hospital after arrival at the port. He is in septic diphtheria in its most malignant form and on the dangerous list since admission. At 1 AM his condition remained unchanged and death was expected at any hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clare
Enterprise
Cuy Hospital
Possible Independent Run For Hall In Tenth District
Ex-Congressman Michael J. McEttrick weighs a possible independent bid against Hon. Bordman Hall in the Tenth district. A meeting at McEttrick's home drew many friends, signaling strong interest. McEttrick says Hall's Chicago platform alignment is vague on key planks and tariff, while he cannot commit to a campaign.
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Bordman Hall
Michael J. McEttrick
McEttrick
Post
Hall
Chicago
Bryan
Supreme Bench
Bryan-Sewall-Williiams Organization
Hal
Yale declines Pennsylvania challenge for football game
In Philadelphia on October 2 Yale informed Pennsylvania authorities that it cannot deviate from its current schedule to play the proposed game. Yale cites several reasons and expresses willingness to arrange a future meeting if conditions allow.
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Philadelphia
Yale of Pennsylvania
Yale
Voter Caucus Returns Highlight Ward Contests and Fights
In Ward 3 Senator Corbett backed Shaw while James E Hayes aided Tague. Ward 6 saw Rourke defeat machine opposition with Mahoney as ally. Ward 2 nomination surprised as Bradley underestimates in a close race likely to recount. Ward 19 turnout led to a council dispute with police club action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. McNary
Creed
Reidy
McManus
Corbett
Shaw
Peter F. Tague
McDonough
Costello
Bakers’ Union
Fitzgerald
Rourke
Jeremiah E. Mahoney
One
Bradley
Ward
Machine
Charles I. Quirk
George H. Norton
Timothy W. Coakley
Ancient and Honorable Artillery visit blocked by veto
Baltimore Mayor Hooper vetoed a City Council resolution to spend 6000 from an unexpended school fund for a lavish reception for the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. The decision jeopardizes the planned visit as 450 members were set to arrive Tuesday, with a possible override unlikely before then.
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Baltimore
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Hooper
Special Council
The
Ancients
Baltimore Embezzler Arrested Over $10,000 Case
Merriweather H. Griffith, 63, arrested in Baltimore after a Boston police telegram accuses him of embezzling $10,000 from the Tilden estate. Griffith admits using funds but claims only part was lost in speculation and provides no amount. He is a longtime Baltimorean who moved to Boston over forty years ago.
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Baltimore
Merriweather H. Griffith
Vernon Flotel
Watts
Boston
Tilden
Tug battle halts as liner refuses to budge near Charlestown
Divers probe the ship's bottom while five tugs and lines attempt to pull the liner off port. The Triton, aided by the William Sprague, Vesta, William Kemp, and Margaret B San ford, fails to move the Roman after a 12 inch hawser breaks. The Roman is towed back to port for investigation.
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Charlestown
Michael Sullivan
Ren
Triton
William Sprague
Vesta
William Kemp
Margaret B. Sanford
Cargo of the Roman Valued at 325000 Shipping Loss
The vessel the Roman carries about 370 tons dead weight and 669 tons measurement. The cargo includes 3200 bushels of wheat 110 tons of flour 75 tons of bark extract and 1000 tierces. The ship and cargo valued at 325000 and 250000 respectively are insured.
Nominations List With Voter Numbers and Names
A dense roster lists nominees with associated numbers, including James Hobdell James Stapleton Manasseh Er Bradley and many others such as John Kelley Peter Tague David Shaw T Frank Noonan Timothy Donovan Henry Wightman James Sullivan Robert Denvin James Leary Thomas Mackey Daniel Driscoll John Fawley William Foley Timothy Crowley James Sullivan Keenan King Bowen Keenan Mahoney Richards Stanton Morrison Leary Keenan Leary Clancy M Kenna Mullin Reidy Baldwin Toomey Casey Gleason Crohan Donovan Mull en Buie Dean Quirk Norton Sweeney Garrity.
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James R. Hobdell
James Stapleton
Manasseh ER. Bradley
John L. Kelley
Michael J. Leary
James O'Connor
Peter F. Tague
David B. Shaw
T. Frank Noonan
John F. Sundberg
Timothy J. Donovan
Henry Leonard Wightman
James D. Sullivan
Robert F. Denvir
James H. Leary
James T. Roche
Cornelius F. Galvin
Patrick J. Carroll
Daniel J. Kane
Jeremiah E. Mahonry
Daniel D. Rourke
Thomas Mackey
Daniel M. Driscoll
Ohn J. Fawley
William J. Foley
Timothy J. Crowley
James J. Sullivan
Thomas F. Keenan
David T. King
Patrick Bowen
James Keenan
John A. Kisliher
David A. Mahoney
Charles F. Richards, JR
Edward J. Stanton
John H. Morrison
Otho T. Leary
John H. Keenan
Anthony G. Leary
William A. Clancy
James
M’kenna
Michael J. M’cullough
Thomas F. Connors
William A. Bunton
Michael J. Reidy
John A. M’manus
James F. Creed
William Kells, JR
John E. Baldwin
Joan J. Toomey
John P. Casey
David J. Gleason
John Crohan
Thomas F. Donovan
Patrick J. Mullen
Walter A. Buie
Joseph P. Dean
Charles J. Quirk
George H. Norton
Daniel C. Cas
James H. Sweeney
Richard W. Garrity
Loss of Roman steamer and cargo valued at 475000
The Roman, an iron four masted steamship of 4572 tons, and the cargo including machinery and 820 cattle are valued at 475000. Built by Laird Brothers in 1884 and owned by Richard Mills & Co of Liverpool, she sails between Liverpool and port. Insurance covers the steamer with the English clubs and cargo with various companies in this city and England.
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Laird Bros
Birkenhead
Pwnes
Richard Mills & Co
Liverpool
English Club
England
Georges
Georges Island
Lovell
South Boston Cautions Tally Steady Across Wards
The South Boston caucuses crowned Reidy and McManus with large votes in Ward 15 as leaders support McNary. Creed suffered a crushing defeat, while Ward 14 winners were Baldwin and Toomey with John P Casey a near contender. Casey may seek a recount.
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South
Boston
Ward
William S. McNary
Reidy
McManus
Creed
Silver Mer Triumphs In Brook Line Democratic Caucus
In Brook Line a fiery Democratic caucus decided between gold and silver supporters. Thomas Barrett was elected chairman, J E Griffin elected secretary, and cusick led the silver ticket to a 94 to 46 victory over Maxwell. Hind was nominated for General Court by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Town Committee
Thomas Barrett
Carrell
J. E. Griffin
Cusick
Carroll
Patrick O' Lough
George Maxwell
Osborne Howes
B. Frank Carroll
Jerome Jones
William Hi. Hill
Prescott F. Hall
Silver
Maxwell
James B. Hind
Lively Ward 2 Caucus Sparks Democratic Row in Somerville
A heated Somerville caucus in Ward 2 ran past midnight with over 200 voters present. Speakers attacked Mayor Perry as influenced by the A P A and failing to recognize Democratic backers. In Ward 1 Charles D. Baker was nominated for Representative Ward 3 Roswell F. Baker.
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Somerville
Perry
Charles D. Baker
Roswell F. Baker
Democratic caucs in Worcester mark limited turnout
In Worcester on October 2 the Democratic caucuses for General Court nominations drew little interest, with wards 3 4 and 5 showing activity. Eugene Moriarty in Ward 3 was nominated unopposed while Ward 5 elected James F. Timon. Ward 4 saw James H. Mellen defeated by Russell, prompting talk of an independent bid.
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Worcester
Eugene Moriarty
James F. Timon
Nibeanter Ea Akés
James H. Mellen
Russell
Pipomaere
Mellen
Reverte Democratic caucus names delegates and town committee
At the Revere Democratic caucus delegates to the twenty eighth representative district were named including Albert Fitzmeyer Albert Jeaneret Patrick Coughlin John E O'Brien Rufus M Clark and Warren Fenno. Town committee selections listed with many names and a derby hat used as ballot box. Only twenty four ballots were cast in the second caucus.
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Revere
Albert Fitzmeyer
Albert Jeaneret
Patrick Coughlin
John E. O’brien
Rufus M. Clark
Warren Fenno
Joan A. Staples
Daniel Gallagher
William H. Derby
Mathew Mulligan
Josiah Shurtleff
A. E. Jeaneret
John H
Thomas Lane
van Vorst
Daniel Clifford
Edward M. Cunningham
Jeremiah O'Sullivan
James McGuinness
John Sparrow
M. J. Dowling
Jeremiah Casey
Otho Sullivan
C. A. Betters
John McKenna
John J. McCarthy
Daniel J. Herty
Robert Cunningham
John Finlay
Doherty Nominated at Seventh Democratic Convention
The seventh Democratic congressional convention met at Monument Hall Charlestown last night and nominated Philip J. Doherty for congressional honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Philip J. Doherty
Cambridge Representatives Caucuses Choose Free Transfer Nomi nees
Cambridge caucuses for General Court representatives held Thursday night elected James F. Kielty Jeremiah I Donovan John J Pence and George E H McNeill in Ward 1 Ward 4 formed a committee to pick two nominees pledged to free transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Court
Cambridge
James F. Kielty
Jeremiah I. Donovan
John J. Pence
George EH. McNeill
Legislative Nominations Read For Middlesex and Essex
Lists of candidates by district for state senate and house seats. John P. Cram J Leland Towns William Bridges Edwin B. Vrain W W Mayhey Charles W Coolidge James B Hand J J Prevaux and J O Wardwell appear as nominees for various Middlesex Essex and Brookline districts with party affiliations D or R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex - Essex
John P. Cram
J. Leland Towns
Marblehead
William Bridges
Norfolk
Edwin B. Vrain
W. W. Mayhey
Middlesex
Charles W. Coolidge
Brookline
James B. Hand
Essex
J. J. Prevaux
State Central Committee
J. O. Wardwell
Change of Time on Boston and Maine R R
On Oct 4 the winter schedule goes into effect for the Boston and Maine system. White Mountain trains will run to Fabyans until Oct 10 and back to Boston until Oct 12. Lake Winnipesaukee steamers will continue fall trips until Oct 14. Local timetables to be distributed Friday or Saturday.
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Boston & Maine
White Mountain
Boston
Southern Division
Eastern Division
Willontinue
Fabyans
Lake Winnipesaukee
Inducement to Steal Noted by Detroit Paper
A Detroit Free Press remark on shoplifting cites a floor walker’s watchfulness and notes thieves favor bargain counters because goods are cheaper and delivery makes theft easier. The quip reflects urban crime concerns and retail security attitudes.
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Detroit Free Press
Local Wringer Company Ad Lists Products and Services
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs offered and delivered at no extra charge. Contact via writing or telephone Tremont 764, serving Boston locations at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
Dr Agnew's Liver Pills Sell At 10 Cents A Vial
Advertisement for Dr Agnew's Liver Pills claiming cures for constipation liver illnesses sick headache biliousness and indigestion. Each vial 40 doses sold by C and Woodward Co 52 Bronfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
C. &. Woodward & Co
Bronfield St
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Clare
M’ettrick
New England Mutual Accident Association of
A. P. Martin
Frank J. Moore
Benjamin F. Dyer
Moore
New Zeene Association
W. W. Mason
Everson Street
Newton
Boylston Street
Jagmel
New York
Andes
Jacmel
Warner’s
Warner's
Warren
Safe Cure Co
Safe Cure
Chase
Bug Light
Ross & Sanford
George's Island
Watson
Butler
Atlanta, Ga
Thomas Ek. Watson
People’s Party
Marion Butler
Boston Harbor
Pectacle Island
Hannel
Sanguily
Madrd
Supreme Court
Julio Sanguirly
Havana
Boston Post Counting Room
Hood
John Kearns
Daniel J. Curley
Thomas H. Duggan
Thomas F. Fallon
Daniel F. O'Connor
Frank J. O'Toole
William J. Power
Maurice Condon
Leopold Abraham
Daniel D. Kearns
Christopher D. Hourin
John F. Sullivan
Quincy A. Lothrop
Charles F. M. Malley
George ©Entworth
John J. Harmon
L. C. Bliss & CO
Summer Street
Providence
Brooklyn
Washington
Brockton
Pittsburg
Denver, Col
BrOcKton, Mass
South Boston
McNary
Mer
Lively Row
Ine
Warre
Nantaske
Rordne
Long Island
Jim Mellen
Boston Light
Slate Ledge
Castle Island
Brine’s
Tremont St
Revere Caucus
Cambridge Representatives
R. R
San
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Campabelus—Freeman
St. Cecilia's Church
Back Bay
Father Downey
George Wing Campbell
Nashua
N. H
Frances M. Freeman
Holden
Melrose
Tillian Frances
Horace B. Holden
Vinton and
Maple Streets
Blossom
Maria M
Eugene I. Blossom
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Beach ST
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