Munyon Remedies Advertised by Tremont Temple
The ad touts Munyon’s remedies with testimonials from Boston clients and declares physicians offer free advice. It promotes Munyon’s Inhaler for catarrh and lung disease and claims electrical treatment devices for paralysis and nerve issues. Open daily 9 AM to 8 PM at Tremont Temple.
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Munyon
Frank L. Janeson
ST. Nicholas Hotel
Boston
Mass
Ruggles ST
G. F. Pinkerton
Policd
Tremont Temple
B. Johnson
Boylston St
Ward 4 Dodgers Hold Rally Against Miller and Twoomey
A Ward 4 meeting at the Andrew Jackson Democratic Club denounced William J. Miller and Edmund J. Twoomey as telephone bill dodgers. Speakers included Edward H. Madden Harrington Higgins and John C Hurley who urged defeating the ticket and cited broken pledges and labor concerns. A follow up rally is planned for 96 Lynde Street with Harrington and Higgins speaking tomorrow evening.
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Arthur Harrington
Martin P. Higgins
William J. Miller
Edmund J. Twoomey
Andrew Jackson Democratic Club
Wardle
Edward H. Madden
Harrington
Higgins
Daniel P. Carney
John Co. Hurley
Miller
Twoomey
John C. Hurley
Lynde Street
Rallying for O Connor Ward 17 Democratic Club backs candidate
Eugene J. O Connor of Ward 17 gained indorsement from over two hundred attendees at a Ward 17 Democratic Club meeting. Supporters express strong belief in his chances to win and pledge active assistance from numerous prominent district figures.
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Eugene J. O’connor
Ward 17
Congress
Democratic Club
O’connor
Funeral for Saxton Held With McKinleys Present
Funeral services for George D. Saxton, slain brother of Mrs. McKinley, were simple and held at 2 pm with President and Mrs. McKinley in attendance. Anna E. George charged with the murder appeared in court pleading not guilty as alibi defenses surface and a threatening postal card is traced to Springfield signed X Y Z.
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Canton, O
George D. Saxton
McKinley
M. Dc. Barber
Barber
West Lawn Cemetery
Saxton
White House
George E. Baldwin
William A. Lynch
J. J. Grant
George B. Frease
J. H. Kenny
David B. Smith
Barber House
Anna E. George
Justice Reigher
Mrs. George
Springfield
Canton
Rice
George
Toomey Seeks Nomination On Strong South Boston Record
Ex-Representative John J. Toomey, a leading South Boston candidate, faces tomorrow's caucus with a solid one year record. He backed labor hour limits for women and children and protections for workers over time. He pushed U S citizenship in city contracts and aided the Dorchester Heights monument and Cove street extension. A newspaper man by trade, he remains deeply engaged for South Boston.
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South Boston
John J. Toomey
City Point
Toomey
City
Boston
United States
Dorchester Heights
Cove Street
Cove Street Extension. Explaining the Situation of Affairs In South Boston
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Digestion Relief
A promotional jingle touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a grand digestive tonic that cures distress and retic symptoms, claiming the product lets a person live eat and sleep in comfort. An offer advertises six bottles for five dollars and Hood's Pills as a companion remedy.
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Hood
Feneno Nominated for Senate by Ward 19 Delegate
The district with wards 11 19 and percent to represent sent full delegations. Rep John J. Feneno of Ward 19, a Bell Telephone man, was nominated for the Senate by ex Senator Richard Sullivan. Daniel H. Coakley of Ward 25 won a seat on the State central committee, while district committee members were William H. Gavin Ward 11 Edward H. Hurley Ward 19 and William Kennedy Ward 3.
Leader of Ward 9 Maurice J McCarthy Eyes House Nomination
Maurice J. McCarthy, a noted Ward 9 Democratic leader, presents a strong bid for the House seat in tomorrow’s caucuses. He faces incumbents John J. Gartland Jr. and David A. Mahoney, both linked to corporate measures and Bell Telephone support in the last Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. McCarthy
Ward 9
House of Representatives
McCarthy
John J. Gartland, Jr
David A. Mahoney
FF Fe Ee
Bell Telephone Company
Barrows Campaign Faces Deadlock Forecast in Tenth District
Republican factions in the tenth congressional district anticipate renewed balloting in Wes leyan Hall after an adjourned deadlock convention. The trio of Barrows Atwood and Paige remains divided with a possible Barrows backed compromise, while Atwood vows to stay in and Ward 17 could block renomination.
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Tenth Congressional District
Wesleyan Hall
Colby
Barrows
Atwood
Paige
Barrows End
Ward 17
Unofficial Opening Highlights Charitable Mechanic Exposition
The Charitable Mechanic Association’s twentieth triennial exhibition opened with an unofficial view at 10 am yesterday and an official evening event. Attendance and ticketing began a six week run featuring Edison Company displays, a giant GE globe, and electrical demonstrations. The program includes Satsuma, J W Harrington, M J Fenton, Fialkowsky, Harry Tyler’s dogs, and biographs, with ongoing entertainment in Paul Revere Hall.
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Charitable Mechanic Association
B. F. Keith
Paul Revere Hall
Satsuma
J. W. Harrington
M. J. Fenton
Fialkowsky
Harry Tyler
Keith’s Theatre
Tremont Street
Keith’s
Rogers
Santiago
Cuba
United States
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Adverts
A historical notice extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble after pneumonia and backache. Mrs. Catherine Meisner credits relief from frequent urination, burning, and fatigue to the remedy. Also mentions theater telephones and attendees at Keith's Theatre, listing several individuals connected to an event.
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Doan
Catherine Meisner
W. 3d St
Boston
Dean
Curtis’ Drug Store
Broadway
C Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Danehy Nominated for Senate at Middlesex Demo Convention
The second Middlesex senatorial Democratic convention met in Cambridge last evening. Daniel P. Danehy was placed in nomination for Senator, while Edward J. Sennett was re-elected to the State central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambridge
Daniel P. Danehy
Edward J. Sennett
State Central Committee
Patriotic Department Opens At Massachusetts Fair
The patriotic historic department of the fair opened in Paul Revere Hall with Mrs. William Lee presiding. It displays oil portraits banners and relics from Massachusetts families and patriotic societies. Notables on the honorary advisory board include Mrs. McKinley Governor Wolcott Bishop Lawrence and Julia Ward Howe.
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Patriotic Historic Department of the Fair
Paul Revere Hall
Massachusetts
Association
William Lee
Frederick W. Lincoln
Lee
McKinley
Wolcott
Crane
Bishop Lawrence
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. Livermore
Hollis Hunnewell, Jr
F. T. Greenhalge
W. E. Russell
Charles W. Eliot
J. Payson Bradley
T. Higginson
Barrett
Edwin Shepard Barrett
Alexander Cochrane
R.S. Foster
W. S. Haven
James W. Crafts
John de Merritt
William Tee
Quincy
Commodore
Howison
Frank A. Hill
George Ernest Bowman
Julia Irvine
Ma. O. Knowlton
Henry Cabot Lodge
E. A. Horton
George F. Hoar
Charles Francis Adams
Louis Agassiz
Nathan Appleton
Bancroft
John L. Bates
Gamaliel Bradford
Winslow Warren
Kate Gannett Wells
William F. Warren
H. A. Thomas
Charles I. Sprague
Horace T. Rockwell
A. A. Addison
F. T. Beatty
A. Bent
G. W. Cable
George H. Crosby
Arthur E. Clarke
Horace H. Watson
Edward H. Crosby
Keith
Horton
J. Benton Werner
Lexington
Hobson
Santiago
Mamie Hands Kronberg
Edna Sutherland
J. Hallett Gilberte
Edward Everett Parker
Ralph M. Kirtland
Emma Parke Stafford
Louise Parker
Agnes Andrews
A. C. Paige
A. Marion McBride
Charity Club
New England Historic and Genealogical Society
William E Mahoney Seeks Fourth Ward House Seat
Representative William E Mahoney, longtime supporter of lower telephone rates, announces candidacy for the House of Representatives from the fourth ward. He pursues reelection and highlights dedication to local utilities and constituent services.
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House of Representatives
Mahoney Seeks renomination in Ward 4 caucus
The article notes Mahoney as a candidate for renomination in Ward 4 caucus tomorrow night. It praises his record, experience with corporation measures, and says his House floor work helped defeat several detractors and that he supported the Post telephone bill while opposing its defeat lobbying tactics.
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Cess
Mahoney
Post
Gleason Seeks Renomination for Ward 114 Seat
David J. Gleason, candidate for re election as Representative in Ward 114, is urged by friends for renomination. A member of the House of 98 he attended every session and committee meeting, and as fisheries and game committee member he introduced an amendment preventing 359000 planned for the steamer Lexington from being spent outside the state.
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David J. Gleason
House of '98
Fisheries and Game Committee
Lexington
Quirk Wins First Move in South Boston Senator Fight
District committee in East Boston met to set a convention date amid a rivalry between Senator Quirk and ex-Representative McNamara. A adjournment delays formal action, with McNamara seeking solid South Boston support to swing the senatorial nomination, while Quirk counts on wards 10 11 and 25 to balance the slate.
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John H. Sullivan
Boston
Quirk
McNamara
South Boston
Fights over Ward Delegates Narrow Nomination Outcome
The contest centers on Roxbury wards 18 and 19 as Quirk and McNamara vie for the nomination. Ward 18 holds 12 delegates with five claimed by Quirk supporters, while Ward 19 adds 16 to McNamara’s total. A split in Ward 18 or Ward 19 could decide the race, requiring McNamara to hold Ward 19 and win two extra votes from wards pledged to Quirk.
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Mr. McNamara
Ward 18
Ward
South Boston
Quirk
Roxbury
McNamara
Ward 19
Ward 7 Democrats to pick House reps candidate Fitzgerald
Ward 7 voters plan an election to choose their House representative tomorrow. W. T. A. Fitzgerald, a noted young leader and longtime city ally, is highlighted for his past legislative work and Metro affairs role. Mayor Quincy commends his efforts against the Bell Telephone Company and the Malden bridge bill.
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House of Representatives
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Bell Telephone Company
Malden
Quincy
Boston
Malden Bridge
Ninth district Democratic convention reports split over Fitzgerald
Tonight in Wesleyan Hall the ninth district convention meets to decide the nomination between Congressman Fitzgerald and Senator Gallivan amid expected independent challenges from ex representative Keenan. Ward 13 and Ward 8 factions back Gallivan and Keenan while others hint at a united outcome or a contested floor fight.
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Wesleyan Hall
Fitzgerald
Gallivan
Keenan
Quincy House
Friends of
Both
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Ward 7
Christopher T. O’brien
Borofsky
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Dodgers
Messrs
Mey
O'Connor
A. Johnson
Johnson & Co
Custom House St
Mase
Meeks
Chicago News
American Wringer CO
Franklin St
Arch St
Sumpier
Masa
X.Y. Z
John J. Feneno
Senate
Suffolk
Dr. Thurlow
Weeks & Potter
Washington St
Atlantic Yacht Club
EB. W. Dixon
John Toye
Field St
Tighlandge
M. J. McCarthy
Maurice J. M’carthy
Mechanics’ Fair
Pres. M’kinley
Grand Hall
Edison Company
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Vienna
Edinburgh
Brooklyn
Paris
London
Berlin
General Electric Company
Exhibition Hall
Hawaii
Ladrones
Philippines
Peace Commission
Signora Dario Papa
Baker Flint
Mme. Kirtland
EB. P. Yhayer
Mary Sargent Hopkins
W. H. Alline
Rachel Noah France
William Fee
Fanny B. Hazen
Clarke
Charlotte Frost
Emma F. Foster
D. P. Danehy
THE
M. Marchand
Her
Nile
Historic Department
Spsakera
William E. Mahoney
William E.mahoney
Gleason
Ward 14
Runnymede Club
R. F. Balke & Co
Bond
Louisville
Kentucky
Mellwood
Runnymede Club” Distilleries
New England
Fitzworld
Brooks Adams
William E. Russell Club
Grant Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Best Opticians
Hanover St
Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
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