The Czar's Illness Foretold Two Years Ago
A London dispatch reports Professor Leyden diagnosed the Czar with Bright's disease of the kidneys in an advanced stage. The piece warns of the disease's stealth and urges prompt care and Warner's Safe Cure as the known remedy, urging readers to assess kidney and urinary symptoms now.
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London
Leyden
Berlin
Bright
Europe
France
Germany
America
Papers of
Peter the Great
Warner
Funny Bangs for a Girl in the Sunday Post
A Post woman recalls squinting along a military rifle to qualify as a marksman and her awkward experiences with the Naval Battalion’s squad, shared in the Sunday Post pages.
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Naval Battalion
Sunday Post
Sunday Worship and Religious Meetings at Multiple Venues
Sunday services at Tremont Temple Church Music Hall feature Rev Dr Lorimer preaching Incarnate Love in the morning and The World Without Religion at 7:30. Bible school at 12:15 and communion after the morning service.
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Tremont Temple
Music Hall
Lorimer
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Scott JF. Hershey
Dr. Hershey
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
John Cuckson
Arlington Street Church
Boston
Modest Worth
F. P. Whitney
George Mendall Taylor
Bowdoin Square
Tabernacle
J. L. Loiselle
Evangelistic Association of New England
J. Albert Snow
Brookline
A. J. Gordon
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
American Wringer Co Wringers Mangles and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension manufactures wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers are offered. Mail orders promptly attended to and telephone service via Vremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Vremont
Republicans Rally Messages and A P A Unresolved at Meeting
Report describes a late night convention mood with debates over public schools and Hawaii policy. It notes uncertainty on A P A influence and possible challengers to Auditor Kimball, mentioning ex mayor James A Fox and past congressional races, with no decisive outcome.
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Treasury
Order
John W. Kimball
Crowded Hotel Scene Amid Republican Convention Buzz
Enthusiastic supporters gathered as ex Mayor Fox stayed at his hotel headquarters with Dominic Maggi while Governor Greenhalge and Lieutenant Governor Wolcott were greeted by a lively crowd. Notable attendees included Arthur Kneil, Jesse M. Gove, and various legislators and party workers as the party readied for the convention.
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Fox
Dominic Maggi
Republican State Committee
Post
Republican Party
George Fred Williams
Josiah Quincy
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Hubbub
McNary Re-nominated by South Boston Democrats for Congress
Ex Senator William S McNary of South Boston wins renomination by the tenth congressional Democratic convention held in Gray's Hall South Boston. The large gathering approved his selection with applause while John J Nann Griffin and others served as officers. After an informal ballot Senator Leary was formally noted.
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Williams. McNary
South Boston
Congress
Gray's Hall
McNary
John J. Nann
Ward
Griffin
Patrick F. Gormley
Henry Ford
Quincy
William S. McNary
Flood
Evass Raed Eeeueres
Iain Alerew
John B. Martin
Peesedase Ete
Michael J. McEttrick
Psisi Vices
Blank J
Ecess A
Aed
Senator Leary
Maiden Trains Kill Michael Lucey A 21 Year Old Machinist
In Malden on October 5 at about 7 20 p m the Portland inward express struck and killed Michael T Lucey a machinist 21 of 29 Hubbard Street He stepped from a freight train onto the track directly in front of the express He had lived in Maiden only two weeks coming from Haverhill
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Malden
Portland
Michael T. Lucey
Hubbard Street
Lucey
Maiden
Haverhill
Free Medical Services Continue By Dr Dewey Specialist
Examinations and medical attendance are free for all during hard times. Dr Dewey offers services to rich and poor with offices at 7 and Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Hours are 9 to 1, 2 to 6, and 6 to 8 p m daily except Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Sunday hours 10 to 4.
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Dewey
Pelham
Boylston Street
McNary Dominates Nomination Chorus at Convention
The convention hears 177 seats occupied in the credentials report as Peter H. Corcoran and Joseph J. Kelley nominate William S. McNary and Edward J. Leary. Ward 13 backs South Boston Senator. Ward 24 backs John B. Martin with calls for unity. McNary accepts amid warm approval as Dacey urges unanimous support.
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Committee On Credentials
Peter H. Corcoran
William 8
McNary
Joseph J. Kelley
Edward J. Leary
Ward
South Boston
Charles V. Dacey
Ward 24
John B. Martin
Flood
Martin
John F. Shea
Tenth
Shea
Congress
McEttrick
Nomination by Acclamation At Ninth District Democratic Meet
Delegates to the ninth district Democratic convention nominated Senator John F. Fitzgerald for Congress by acclamation. The session was held last night at the Democratic State committee headquarters with Chairman William F. McClellan presiding and Councilman Q moving the nomination.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Democratic State Committee
William F. McClellan
Daniel D. Rourke
James Donovan
Democratic ‘City Committee
Thomas J. Culliney
James C.murphy
John Gartland
Donovan
Michael T. Callahan
Fitzgerald
Michael B. Gilbrite
Ward 8
P. J. Kennedy
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Frank H. Dillon
J. E. Mahoney
P. J. Carroll
William F. Donovan
Thomas F. Brennan
John J. Gartland, Jr
A. J. Lannigan
Charles A. McNamee
J. J. Howard
Charles H. Emerson
Winthrop
Ward 2 Democrats Back Coakley for renomination
Cambridge voters in Ward 2 largely unite behind Representative Daniel H. Coakley, praising his long House career and hoping his renomination will keep an experienced leader at the front during a crucial party period. The article notes several ambitious rivals but emphasizes Coakley’s parliamentary skill and record.
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Cambridge
Daniel H. Coakley
Coakley
Coakley Praised for Labor Aid and Clean Politics
The article profiles Daniel H. Coakley as a key Democratic leader praised for backing labor rights and anti monopoly efforts, including fighting the Bell Telephone grab and supporting free transfer checks, Australian ballot reform, and minority representation on the school committee. It notes his advocacy for Carney Hospital funding and opposition to ring rule while detailing ward politics and a withdrawal by Albert Lynch from the contest in Coakley’s favor.
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West End
Carney Hospital
Boston Party
Order of Hibernians
Temperance Cadets
Sons of Veterans
Ward 2
Coakley
Albert Lynch
Cambridge Democrats
Lynch
Kelley
Sir
Daniel H. Coakley
Rady
Ward 13 candidate urges harmony to unite district men
The speaker emphasizes fairness and self-identity, recalling humble beginnings and duty to constituents. He argues Ward 13's reputation should improve and calls for harmony among the eighth senatorial district candidates while evaluating Senator Cronan’s record. Frederick Barton closes the event.
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Senate
Sullivan
Cronan
Senate Journal
Council
House
Frederick Barton
Open Air Rally Supports Timothy W. Coakley Bid
An open air rally in Ward 22 drew about five hundred voters at a vacant Old Heath Street lot. Timothy W. Coakley delivered a strong speech criticizing opponent Cronan over the American Bell Telephone bill while Henry Wagner presided and speakers included M J Coyle of Brighton and former Ward 19 secretary Thomas F Dolan.
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Old Heath Street
Ward 22
Timothy W. Coakley
Coakley
Cronan
American Bell
Henry Wagner
M. J. Coyle
Brighton
Addess
Ward 19
Thomas F. Dolan
Travel Plans Through Albany and Hudson River to Fall River
The notice lays out a trip plan to New York via Albany and the Hudson River on October 9 with return by the Fall River line. Tickets are available at 232 Washington Street for a price unspecified.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River Line
Washington Street
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