Dr Curry Cancer Cure Co claims cure for cancer
An advertisement promises cancer cures in 10 to 20 days with personal doctor attention or at home. It touts a Lebanon sanitarium with modern amenities and offers to mail full information and testimonials, guaranteeing no charge if cure fails and pledging confidentiality.
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Leba
Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Coe
Curry Sanitarium
Lebanon
Obie
Eamma
Smith
Minnesota Ave
South
St Louis
Wardwell Fights Subway Station Plan in Supreme Court
Mayor Wardwell of Cambridge filed two suits to stop railroad commissioners from holding hearings on subway station locations. An order of notice was issued and a hearing set for today. Dispute centers on mayoral approval power for station count and placement, with Wardwell pushing five stations versus the L officials’ two at Central and Harvard squares.
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Supreme Court
Wardwell
Cambridge
Boston
Central Square
Harvard Square
Somerville Officer Married Mary Agnes Doolin at St. Joseph's
Patrolman Dennis Neylon of the Somerville police wed Miss Mary Agnes Doolin in St. Joseph's Church Union Square Somerville. Rev Albert C Mullin officiated with Thomas F O'Brien of Cambridge as best man and Miss Mary Flanagan of West Medford as bridesmaid. A reception followed at 103 Merion Street, the couple's future home.
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Dennis Neylon
Somerville
Mary Agnes Doolin
St. Joseph's Church
Union Square
Albert C. Mullin
Thomas F. O’brien
Cambridge
Mary Flanagan
West Medford
Merion Street
Walter Webster and Arthur Dolan Also Win Their Battles
Walter Webster and Arthur Dolan win their battles as internal party divisions surface during a roll call vote. Tensions flare between aldermen over credentials while Senator Curley leads the credentials committee and Judge Logan is named presiding officer at the Democratic convention.
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Walter Webster
Arthur Dolan
Linehan
Commonwealth
Seavey
Donovan
Hisses
Dolan
Cronin
Ward 23
Finigan
Crowley
Richard Sullivan
Ward 19
James McSweeney
Edward N. Logan
South Boston
William F. McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Chelsea
Mr. Lomasney
Committee On Credentials
Thomas F. Curley
UNCLE JOE’S REMINISCENCES Tells Cannon’s career choice
In a forthcoming Sun day Post Magazine piece Speaker Cannon recalls the moment that steered him toward the law. The article appears in next Sunday’s edition.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Sunday Post
Webster Is Nominated On Fourth Ballot In Hot Convention
In a brisk Suffolk county GOP convention at Wesleyan Hall Webster of Ward 22 won the district attorney nomination on the fourth ballot with 160 votes while Berry of Ward 20 received 123. 147 were needed. Gove withdrew after the second ballot and O Tinkham’s Ward 11 delegates stuck with Berry. Sheriff Seavey and David T. Montague were nominated by acclamation for sheriff and probate register.
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Walter A. Webster
Ward 22
John K. Berry
Republican Committee
Republican City Committee
Ward 20
Gove and Richardson
Webster
Ward 11
George Holden O'Tinkham
Gove
Fred Seavey
Suffolk County
David T. Montague
Bitter intra party fight marks city election prep
The meeting opened under John Colby as Chair amid a heated clash as Republicans push John K. Berry for district attorney candidate. Florida split in the Democratic party fuels hope for John Moran and Joseph Dennison. Delegates protest credentials and demand resignations as Hormel and committee members face calls for removal.
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John B. Moran
Joseph Dennison
John Colby
Ward 12
Republican City Committee
Herman Hormel
John K. Berry
Ward 20
Frank Shea
Ward 21
Hormel
Colby
Ward 7
George H. Green
Committee On
Seiberlich
John Valentine
George Gray
J. W. Myrick
Michael Fonseca
Gargan Urges Bartlett to Quit Nomination
Thomas J. Gargan a Massachusetts transit board member and long time Democrat urges General Bartlett to forfeit the Springfield nomination. Gargan notes friendship but demands a clean nomination without taint as Bartlett negotiates who will speak at Friday ballot law hearing amid party legal debates.
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Thomas J. Gargan
Transit Board
General Bartlett
Springfield
Mr. Gargan
Céneral Bartlett
KE. Gerry Brown
Brockton
Ballot Law Commission
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Man Kills Wife Then Shot Himself Over Divorce Case
In Columbus Ohio Fred Butt a 36 year old moulder attempted to force carbolic acid into his wife’s mouth when she sued for divorce. After failing he shot her dead then killed himself. He later swallowed carbolic acid and was dying in the hospital.
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Columbus
Fred Butt
D D D Prescription Cures Skin Diseases Says Science
The old blood treatment for skin diseases has been abandoned by scientists. Dr. Decatur D. Dennis promoted D D D Prescription as the effective method to treat eczema, psoriasis, ringworm, and related ailments at the source of the disease. Consumer testimonials claim rapid itch relief and cures, with stockist Jaynes Drug Stores offering the remedy.
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Decatur D. Dennis
A. M. Seelen
Mariner’s
Kiley Accused in Norfolk Senate Convention Case
Malachi Le Jennings for the Whitney men charged Daniel J. Kiley with stealing the second Norfolk senatorial convention at Dedham. The matter, now in the hands of the ballot law commissioners, could set a precedent for the Springfield convention. Kiley denied collusion with Richard Oldham. Jennings alleged it.
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Daniel J. Kiley
Norfolk
Dedham
Malachi le. Jennings
Whitney
Springfield
Jennings
Kiley
Richard Oldham
Unknown donor bequeaths 37700 for foreign mission schools
During the New England Branch Woman's Foreign Missionary Society convention in Barre Vermont the treasurer reported yearly income of 46576.88 with 43000 in appropriations. An unknown donor left 37700 to fund school buildings in foreign fields.
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Barre
New England
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
ER. T. Williston
Somerville
Mass
Coleman Tracy Falls 35 Feet Breaks Leg
Coleman Tracy aged 80, of 137 Bolton street, working for Staples Coal Company on Summer street near the L street bridge, fell from a 35 foot staging yesterday afternoon and sustained a broken right leg below the knee.
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Coleman Tracy
Bolton Street
Staples Coal Company
Summer Street
L Street Bridge
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