Bates and Guild Agree on Nomination Move at Convention
In Boston on Oct 3 1899 Colonel Curtis Guild Jr withdraws from the contest for lieutenant governor and will nominate John L Bates by acclamation at the State convention. Bates replies with gratitude and praise for Guild and the party.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
John L. Bates
Bates
Colonel Guild
Mr. Guild
Mr. Bates
Guild
Gruild
E. C. Benton
Messrs. Bates
Bancroft
Boston
Mass
Congratulatory Note Pleases Bates After Nomination
In the flood of letters and telegrams Bates received after the Boston caucuses and the nominee’s emergence, one message stood out for him above the rest. The note conveyed strong support and personal warmth from a key figure, delivering a moment of genuine satisfaction.
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Bates
Boston
Unscrambled Note Mentions Grove Signature Across Items
Fragmentary text records show a cold cure note and a signature attributed to Grove on multiple lines. The readable parts point to a dated or labeled list, but details and context are missing.
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Fai Grove
Slade Wins First Councillor District Nomination
Middleboro elects David F. Slade of Fall River over Stephen D. Ashley and Seba Holton in the race for the first Councillor district nomination.
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Middleboro
David F. Slade
Fall River
Stephen D. Ashley
Seba Holton
Falmouth
Idol of the Turf Ted Sloan Marks Global Jockey Fame
The idol of the turf Ted Sloan rose from American tracks to English racing fame and social adulation. A two week U.S. visit and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets compress his influence as a global sporting icon and health booster in digestion.
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Ted Sloan
England
Ted
America
Stuart
Sloan
Whipple for Treasurer Longtime Brockton Leader Touted
Ex Mayor and legislator John J. Whipple of Brockton emerges as a leading Republican candidate for state treasurer. Whipple's career spans four mayoral terms, three years in the Massachusetts House, and roles on major banks and insurance bodies, with prominence in Brockton politics and state committees.
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Commonwealth
John J. Whipple
Brockton
Whipple
Massachusetts
Bates
Colonel Whipple
Worcester
Milford
Hopkinon
Hopkinton Academy
Hopkinton
William Claflin
Marlboro
W. D. Burdett
Mayor Whipple
State Board of Pharmacists
Ames
Jonel Whipple
Wildey Savings Bank
Boylston Street
Boston
Brotherhood Accident Company
Devonshire Street
Brockton National Bank
Republican City Committee
George D. Robinson
Republican State Central Committee
Brockton Savings Bank
Presi
Catarrh Treatment Offer Promises $1 Monthly Cure
The Almyr Practice promotes a one month rate of $1 for treatment of catarrhal conditions affecting the head throat and bronchial tubes. Patients may apply in person before October 5 or mail an application with $1 for home treatment. The piece argues catarrh is not a disease but a set of symptoms and warns of misdiagnosis leading to rapid lung trouble.
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Almyr
Kenefick Renominated by Acclamation in Hampden District
Springfield voters at noon nominating convention renominated Senator Thos W Kenefick of Palmer by acclamation. John W Glynn of Springfield was unanimously chosen as a member of the State central committee.
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Springfield
Thos. W. Kenefick
Palmer
John W. Glynn
State Central Committee
Man Dies After Fall From Chelsea Car Platform
A man fell from the rear platform of a Chelsea car in City square Charlestown and died at Massachusetts General Hospital. His body rests at Tinkham's undertaking rooms for identification. A card reading 81 Fiverett avenue Chelsea was found on him. He stood 5 feet 8 inches, weighed 176 pounds, and wore a brown sack coat vest striped trousers congress shoes a black hat and a green silk necktie.
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Chelsea
City Square
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tinkham
Fiverett Avenue
Longtime South Boston Political Activist John Leary Dies
Mr John Leary father of City Messenger Edward J Leary died Monday night at his home 28 West Fifth street South Boston after seven or eight weeks illness. A resident of South Boston for over fifty years he was active in politics and a member of SS Peter and Paul's Church on Broadway.
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John Leary
Edward J. Leary
West Fifth Street
South
Boston
Uth
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
Broadway
Baldrey
Dorchester
Mary
Lambe
Laldrey
Green
Everett
William F. Green
Hancock Street
Corner Linden
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Makien
East Boston
Leary
South Boston
Aay
Peter and Paul's Church
Importance of Catarrh in Preventing Consumption
The article argues catarrh precedes consumption, claiming all consumptives are catarrh victims. It asserts early, treated catarrh can prevent lung disease and that those under care at the offices rarely develop lung illness, urging high bodily health to block infection.
One Dollar a Month Treatment Offer at Almyr Offices
A promotional notice invites individuals with catarrhal or lung troubles to apply at Almyr offices before October 7 to receive treatment until cured for $1 a month. Applicants must bring card, physician's prescription, or evidence of past treatment and may learn the cause of their ailment before payment.
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Almyr
Funeral Tomorrow at SS Peter and Pauls Church
The obituary notes he earned many church society friends. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning with a requiem high mass at SS Peter and Pauls Church at 9 oclock.
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SS. Peter and Paul's Church
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